Treacherous Philippine Order Alarm in Malolos
A leaked insurgent dispatch to General Otis details a plan for nighttime executions in San Pedro and mass militia mobilization. It calls for extermination of noncombatants, liberation actions, and coordinated attacks to avenge perceived crimes by Americans, then outlines signals for troops to advance.
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Little Comfort Forecast Says No Rain for Several Days
Weather bulletin from San Francisco notes high pressure off Washington coast. Pressure falls toward Arizona and Southern California bringing fair weather. Indications of increasing cloudiness and cooler temps in Northern California by Wednesday night. Forecast covers 30 hours ending midnight February 22. Northern California expect northeast winds. Southern California from the north to west.
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Chicago employee shoots landlord in hallway murder scene
Unclear OCR reports a fatal shooting in a Chicago office building. John Driscoll, an employee, is described as the alleged shooter who fired multiple times, killing a person tied to a real estate developer in the hallway outside one Walshs office.
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Explosion scatters victims in tragic gas incident
A gas explosion at a residence injures two, killing one or both occupants. In the debris, a man and his adopted daughter Bes sie Dane Wave are fatally harmed, with authorities investigating the ignition and chemical sources. The incident leaves a quiet, unresolved scene as rescue teams comb the wreckage.
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Havana City Debt Refunding At Five Percent
Havanas finances are under review by expert accountant Wi Haskins. He will report to Lt General Ludlow, governor of the department of Havana, that the city has 2 or 5 million dollars of debt. The current 6 percent obligations totaling 837 90000 will be refunded, with the remainder of the new bond issue allotted to improvements. Haskins believes refinancing could be done at 4 percent with a 25 million dollar issue.
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World record lowered at Oakland by Dunois rider H Martin
San Francisco February 21 The world record for seven and one half furlongs was reduced by one second as Dunois with jockey H Martin won the fifth race at the California Jockey Club track in Oakland The previous record of 133% held by Mamie Scott set October 17 1899 over the old Bay District track Donels owned by T H Ryan covered the distance in 132% minutes
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H Martn ani
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France’s Parliament Receives Message of Unity and Resolve
The body adjourned as a message from the late President was read, urging unity, defense of the constitution, and support for public institutions. The National Assembly pledged to foster tolerance, restore Republican vigor, and ensure France’s progress, liberty, and justice amid trials.
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Scranton Man Dies From Congestion After Bill Shipment
A Scranton man died over four weeks after a professional bill was shipped to his home. Authorities say he succumbed to congestion of the same ailment and are continuing to verify his identity as the case develops.
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Bulla Offers To Watrdraw Political Standstill Prompted
Sacramento February 1 Charles N Pelton exits senatorial race leaving Barnes Estes Burns and others in the field. Ballot shows Barnes 1 Estes 1 Burns 3. Bulla 11. White 20. others scattered. Bulla forces hold caucus and push for自由 release of supporters while remaining in race. Grants forces vow to stay. assembly committee on commerce reports on San Pedro harbor and port board measures. San Francisco notes senator fight and McKinley re nomination chatter.
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Unidentified Suicide Victim in San Tas Tem Insob
The corpse of a man who killed himself in San Tas Tem insub is unidentified though intimations point to a local resident Ned from San Tran Iseo. Police say the man altered his appearance to conceal identity, wearing a tailored but worn clothing and a newish suit with insub complete details. The body measures 19 years in age, 19 inches tall and weighs 16 pounds. Extra session of Congress anticipated with a March 2 or 4 call depending on Hull bill fate, as Senator White returns and expects the measure to pass.
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Dreyfus Innocent Likely to Be Sprung in French Courts
Paris dispatch from Teb 2 reports Soir dispatch that Mo Manis the procureur general hints at an impending ruling or clemency. The sensational claim centers on a potential exoneration or reopening of the Dreyfus affair amid French court proceedings.
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Mo Manis
Court to hear appeal in case seeking annulment of conviction
A city court confrontation looms as Vall seeks court relief to overturn a prior verdict. The motion argues the crime did not occur and the sentence should be set aside if the court finds no proof the offense existed. The case hinges on whether the alleged crime ever took place and whether a previous trial was justified. Additional notes reference related legal precedents and standard procedures.
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Night of terror in Manila fires kill, damage locals
In Manila a night of terror followed insurgent activity and a major fire that gutted blocks in Santa Cruz and Tondo districts. Fire crews struggled as flames spread rapidly, with Chinese residents fleeing and hundreds of homes destroyed. American troops restored order after clashes. casualties included several wounded soldiers and deaths among insurgents.
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Senatorial Battle Sparks Debate On Relief Measures
The article narrates a complex legislative session with a focus on relief from destitution in Monterey and San Luis Obispo counties. It notes petitions to the Legislature, motions and votes, and mentions a constitutional amendment under consideration while detailing influence from Assembly and Senate committees and calls for adjournment. It includes remarks on identity figures tied to the era and regional political maneuverings.
Unseasonable Summer Weather Dims Over Pacific Coast
Cloudy and cooler conditions sweep the Pacific coast from Washington to Southern California as high pressure areas shift. The forecast notes widespread cloud cover along the California coast with a general trend of cooler conditions moving southward.
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Shafter Speaks on Philippines Policy and House Speakership
Major General William R. Shafter voices support for the President’s Philippine policy and opposes Speaker Reed’s followers. He criticizes Reed as vain and unwise, urges continuity with the administration, and warns against allowing the insurgent Quines to gain a foothold in government. The discussion touches on war outcomes, postwar governance, and U S policy in the islands.
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Train Wreck in Wyoming Kills One, Injures Several
A train wreck near Reed station 160 miles west of Tarumic results in one death and multiple injuries among seven passengers and two employees. Crews dispatched from Rawhe restore service. derailment disrupts the line with cars pried free and engines damaged.
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Chilean steamships may run to San Francisco
Chilean government subsidy plans could support regular steamship service between Waipaia and San Francisco. Negotiations involve Chile South American Steam Navigation Co and British Paget Steam Navigation Co, with Consul Lasse's private secretary stating talks are ongoing amid opposition from Pacific Mail.
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Feats of Bra High School Athletes At Fresno Track Meet
Fresno athletic day drew teams from Merced Visalia and Tulare with 12 events at the Athletic Park. Winners included Turner Whit and Jones in sprints and hurdles while Rex Curtis led multiple events. Officials from Merced Visalia and Tulare oversaw the meet, which ended after a long program at 6 pm with Tresno carrying the league title.
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Visiting Team Event Attracts Notables And Music
The visiting teams and guests were hosted for an evening of dance and music including a vocal solo by Georgie Cummings a mandolin duet by Herbert Levy and Clara Gearhart and a performance by Walter Starratt. Teachers friends and local figures attended with Mrs Shatters Gearhart Mrs Paytns Mr hishoir Mrs Shelton Ve Brown among others.
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No Sign Yet Cool and Cloudy Weather In Sight
Weather bulletin notes cool and cloudy conditions with little rain expected. Reports from San Francisco and surrounding areas show low interior temperatures and generally unsettled northwest coast patterns through Feb 24, with light showers possible in the extreme northwest.
Mrs Souiter Dead in New York Society Circle
An obituary notes Mrs Souiter of Fredericksburg born to William Kno in Virginia. She married James Soutter and moved to New York, where Soutter led the Franklin Lodge and Old Dominion Society. Her estate on the Pappahannock banks connected to Confederate ties and wartime confiscations.
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Arkansas bill for state capitol building funds in 19th century
A bill introduced in the Arkansas Senate proposes erecting a new state capitol building with an immediate appropriation drawn from lands beyond school lands. The plan caps the project cost at 40000 and allows state residents to perform rough labor for the work, allocating funds from a fund created for the purpose.
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