Aguinaldo seeks U S assurances on Philippines war plans
Aguinaldo calls on Secretary Hay to recognize the Philippine republic and to explain why the United States masses troops and warships in Manila and the islands. He argues no active enemy exists and fears warlike actions, asking for prompt clarification and assurances against hostilities. Reports also describe Cuban guerrilla concerns and U S troop responses in Cuba and Guantanamo.
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Aguinaldo
Maniindows
Washington
Agoncillo
State Department
Hay
Philippine Republic
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippines
United States
America
Orient
Spain
Spanish Editor Gloats Over a Sort of Castle in Spain He Bullda
Madrid dispatch reports the Imparcial noting American limits in the Philippines. Filipinos fear Turkish tyranny and warn that U S power would fail against insurgents in Luzon and Visayas. Independencia prints alleged Malolos dispatch on the Dewey Pratt commission. Aguinaldo’s authority widens as recruitment and depots grow. Villagers bear rice subsistence while 30,000 Filipinos are counted in arms and prep.
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Malolos
Manila
Albany
N. Y
Wiliam
Dewey
Montpelier
Aguinaldo
Congress
Spain
Madrid
Imparcial
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Visayas
Hong Kong
Independencia Today
Spencer Pratt
America
San Bernardino
Union
Trinidad
Expansion themes mark National Manufacturers' show in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on January 25 over 1000 leading U S manufacturers attended the fourth annual convention of the National Manufacturers' Association. Officials outlined plans to raise membership to at least 5000 by century's end and to build a treasury able to boost foreign trade and national interests including new possessions. President Search opened with a gavel made from Cuban Porto Rican and Philippine woods, symbolizing expansion as a keynote of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Manufacturers' Association
National Manufacturers’ Association
Search
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mysterious Billy Wins a Fight in Lenox Club Bout
In New York on January 24, "Mysterious" Billy Smith defended his welterweight status by defeating Billy Edwards of Australia at the Lenox Athletic Club. The bout was fast and fierce with back and forth action, drawing crowd belief that Smith might lose on a foul or blow before the decisive fourteenth round when Smith struck with a hard left and a right to the jaw to secure victory.
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Billy
New York
Billy Smith
Billy Edwards
Australia
Lenox Athletic Club
Smith
Grain and meat shipping rates cut in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports rate reductions taking effect at month start. Export grain from Chicago to Atlantic seaboard points drops by 1 1/2 to 1 2/3 cents, New York rates adjusted. dressed beef down 5 cents per 100 pounds. corn from Mississippi river crossings to Atlantic points trimmed 1 1/2 cents. packing house product rates cut 5 cents. livestock rates lowered to 25 cents.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Mississippi River
Pana Officer Reports Springfield Conference on Disarmament
Captain Couch of the local military post returned from Springfield after a day of talks with Governor Tanner Adjutant General Reece and Colonel Culver about disarming union miners and black workers. He declined to reveal details of the conference.
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Pana
Ill
Couch
Springfield
Tanner
Reece
Culver
Newcastle editor named director of posts in Porto Rico
Washington January 26 Captain William H Elliott of Newcastle Indiana editor of the Newcastle Courier has been selected as director of posts for the island of Porto Rico.
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Washington
William Hi. Elliott
Newcastle
Ind
Porto Rico
Newcastle Courier
Tin price surge alarms Cornwall market
London reports heavy advance in tin prices with quotients rising to £65 yesterday from £38 a year ago, fueling excitement in Cornwall markets and trade circles. The shift signals tighter supply and rising demand impacting local miners and merchants.
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London
Cornwall
Beef Can Controversy Spurs Army Inquiry
Proceedings in Washington report Major Rufus M. Townsend testifying that refrigerated and canned beef checked by the U.S. Army was generally good though officers in Porto Rico complained of spoilage from delay. A can sent by Captain Bean was opened for the commission, then sent to a chemist for analysis revealing salicylic acid presence among preservatives and conflicting findings from other experts.
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Chicago
Miles
Commission
Congress
Washington
Rufus M. Townsend
U.S. A
Porto Rico
Beaver
Bean
Battery C
Phoenixville
Ponce
Express Company
Major Mills
P. Murdock
Washington Boulevard
General Miles
la Grippe
Cuba
The
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Puerto Rico
Armour
Pittsburg Testing Laboratory, Limited
Waterstreet
Pittsburg
James O. Handy
SenateVotes on Treaty and Army Debate in Congress
Washington text reports two senators Lodge and Clay urging immediate ratification of the peace treaty despite expansion disputes. Senate resumes executive session with Berry open session vote, while Gorman West and Aldrich press for a vote date. In the House, army reorganizing debate opens with plans for 100000 standing army and other options. timing set for final vote by next Tuesday.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Lodge
Clay
Georgia
Congress
Spain
Berry
Gorman
West
Davis
Aldrich
Nervous dyspepsia test of Stuart's tablets urged
Nervous dyspepsia blamed on nerves. stomach health must be watched. The ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure stomach weakness, gas, loss of appetite, sleep problems, palpitations, heartburn, and constipation. Endorsement by Prof Henry W Becker details, with testimonial on relief and purchase info. Dates listed as 9-11-13-16-18-20-23-25-28.
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Henry W. Becker
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
St. Louis
Mission Board
German Methodist Church
Harbor and Wharf Commission
Settlement of coal miners operators deal reached
In Pittsboro and Pan a illinois the week long battle between coal operators and miners ended with a ratified settlement affecting Ohio Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania. Run of mine rates and machine versus pick mining terms set by arbitration to include six state presidents and one outside dealer. A separate incident notes I N Weaver embezzlement case moved forward and the court forfeiture set aside.
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Operaton
Mivers
Nm Seale
Uv Iieme
Pittsboro
Carneslé Hall
Ty Allegheny
Amar
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
William Risher
Imbor
Illinois
Piick
Pittsburg
Weaver
My Tracey quote from Chicago Journal line
A dramatic exchange records Tracey asking if she has ever helped others and a reply about marriage, attributed to the Chicago Journal.
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Tracey
Chicago Journal
Bethesda For Bright's Disease Mineral Water
Bethesda Mineral Spring Co announces Bethesda Mineral Spring Water as a life saving remedy. It claims approval by great physicians in major cities and offers a pamphlet with testimonials. Sold in sealed half gallon bottles by druggists from Waukesha Wisconsin.
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Bethesda
Bright
New York
Boston
Chicago
A. M. Jones
Pneumonia Link Claims Cough Remedy Efficacy
A period view asserts pneumonia stems from a cold or la grippe and cites that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevented pneumonia after grippe outbreaks. The ad touts the remedy as best for bad colds and la grippe with a guarantee, sold by Emmett & Burrell. A sidelight notes the Prince of Wales as Duke of Rothesay in Scotland.
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Chamberlain
Emmett & Burrell
Duke of
Foley's Honey and Tar Heals Cough and Grippe
Advertising copy claims Foley's Honey and Tar heals the lungs and cures the coughing typical of la grippe and prevents pneumonia. Claims are guaranteed with price 256 and 50 cents. H. J. Moogh Swarts and Fleck listed as sellers.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Swarts & Fleck
N. Jackson
Danville, IL
MR. G. Vaghar
Osgood Bt
Chicago
Abbreviated Telegrams and Notable Deaths Across States
A collection of terse notices: Bridget Fox dies at 105 in Lowell Massachusetts. Aguinaldo proclaims Philippine republic at Malolos. ex Governor Pacheco dead in California. Commodore Philip to receive jeweled swords. Depew denies NY Central transcontinental plan. Odds and ends include Jersey calf with six legs near Oshkosh, labor strike in Calais, and a 27 cent raffle winner in Kenosha.
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Bridget Fox
Lowell
Mass
Aguinaldo
Republic of the Philippines
Malolos
Pachecho
California
St. Louis
Wilcott W. Majors
St. Stephen
Calais
American Fee Company
Clovernor CG
A. Culberson
Texas
United States
Mills
Th. W. Woodbury
Bethel
Is. Remer
Kenosha
Wis
Charles Arnee
Lillie Baker
Saginaw
Mich
Stevens Point
Arnce
Baker
Moser’s River
Nova Scotia
James Silver
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