Brigands Terrorize Provinces in Philippine Provinces
Cavite Rizal and Bulacan tremble as armed bands, some up to 200 strong, terrorize towns. Government to mobilize military aid and suspend habeas corpus in Cavite while civil and military authorities collaborate to curb the ladrones. General Davis aids Gov Taft. operations in Cavite to begin soon.
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Indrones
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Abide by Findings of Coal Strike Commission
President Roosevelt met with Colonel Carroll D. Wright and General John M. Wilson as the anthracite strike commission briefed him. Huey said the individual operators in the anthracite region agreed to abide by the commission’s findings and notified Judge Gray, the chairman. Roosevelt voiced pleasure that this simplified the commission’s task and praised the work so far.
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Washington
Carroll D. Wright
John M. Wilson
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Huey
Judge Gray
Roosevelt
Omaha to Chicago Train Robbery Clue Found Envelopes
Twenty envelopes used by AD express to ship about $18,000 from Omaha to Chicago were found on a saw mill carrier at Treats Friday. The seals were broken and dated August 19. A Wabash agent suspects the hides were rifled by robbers. The envelopes had not been on the carrier the day before, suggesting a nighttime entry.
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Omaha
Chicago
Wabash
AD Express Company
Burlington
Pitched Player Allemane Shot During Mason Burglary
Harry Allemane, who pitched in the Southern league and had signed with Cincinnati, was mortally wounded when returning home to Mason West Virginia after an outing with friends. A sentry outside the post office ordered him to halt. he did not stop and the guard fired, the bullet hitting his back and left lung. The burglars then took $80 from him.
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Harry
Allemane
Cincinnati
Mason
W. Va
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Cuban Pact Talks Spotlight Havana Treaty Clash
Fragmentary text references a Havana presidential figure Palma and a commercial treaty with Cuba. No clear event date, outcome, or full participants are extractable. Further readable context is needed to form a precise news item with named entities and concrete facts.
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Havana
Palma’ Gay i
Cuba
Cuba Sugar and Tobacco Rebate Talks Stall Draft Changes
Washington officials say Cuba submitted a revised treaty draft as negotiations continue on increasing the sugar and tobacco rebate. Cubans reportedly push for 60 percent, while lawmakers balk at such a cut. Coaling station issues are paused and U S Navy coal stock at Triscormia is reduced to fit needs.
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Cuba
Washington
United States
Congress
United States Navy
Triscormia
Gulf
Havana
More Railroads for Luzon Reach Toward Appari
Manila reports an English syndicate behind the Manila-Dagupan railroad seeks a franchise to build from Guiguin in Bulacan to Cabantangan in Nueva Ecija with plans to extend to Appar on Luzon’s north coast. The group seeks government right of way and tariff concessions for years while Americana review the proposal as a condition before any grant. The Appari line would join a future Luzon trunk line, making the franchise pivotal.
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Manila
Manila-Dagupan
Guiguinto
Bulacan
Cabamatan
Nueva Hoaija
Appar
Luzon
Appari
Colima Volcano Active Threat Prompting Evacuations
A Guadalajara dispatch reports Colima volcano eruptive activity increasing with Valley residents fleeing toward Manzanillo and safety points. Dense smoke fills the crater as rumbling and sharp reports rise. Native laborers may be halted from work on the Colima extension of the Mexican Central railroad due to dangers.
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Atlanta
Guadalajara
Mexico
Colima
Manzanila
Mexican Central Railroad
Kindness Wins a Fortune in Kansas Will
In Hiawatha Kansas a dying man in Seattle left 1.6 million dollars to Lizzie Boyce, a 24 year old farmer's daughter, for kindness shown years ago. An attorney sought to locate her address through a local paper. Lizzie Boyce remained calm, saying she would believe it when she sees the money.
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Hiawatha
Kan
Hiram Beverly
Seattle
Wash
Lizzie Boyce
Mirjeh Boyce
Hia- Watha
Misa Boyce
Cannon Favored to Succeed Speaker Henderson in Illinois
Chicago dispatch reports a majority of the Illinois delegation to Congress endorses Congressman Cannon of the Fifteenth Illinois district to succeed Speaker Henderson. Announcement by A J Hopking noted assurances from most congressmen in Indiana Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Kansas and Michigan of their support.
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Illinois
Congress
Cannon
Highteenth Illnois
Henderson
A. J. Hopking
Senate
Mason
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kangan
Michigan
Paris Figaro announces member Heret
Gemi Ge et Ideas reports the Paris edition of Figaro announces a new member named Heret. The brief item notes a Paris focus with potential editorial shifts and cross publication ties.
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Paris
The
Figaro’s
Present Receipts Can Be Given and Next Year the Cash Can Be Handed Over
The annual report of the first assistant postmaster general urges a $12,655,800 increase for rural free delivery to meet future needs. It backs branch post offices, pneumatic tubes, and salaried clerks adjustments, proposes pay raises for carriers, and supports extending the money order system to rural routes while awaiting Congress to authorize new routes and extended leave with pay.
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Washington
Wynne
Congress
Echoes of the Election In Early 20th Century Notes
A roundup of statewide results shows Republican gains and Democratic challenges. Mentions Bates winning in New Hampshire, Van Sant leading Minnesota, and wide GOP majorities in Ohio North Dakota and Oklahoma inquiries. Cites Wisconsin La Follette governor plurality and Washington at large congressmen outcomes.
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Hoston
Mageachilsetes
William A Gaston
van Sant
Minnesota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Congress
la Follette
Wisconsin
Assembly
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White
Washington
Election results across states show varied party gains and holds
The report details gubernatorial and legislative outcomes: Rhode Island Democrat gains governor seat with Republican legislature. Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Idaho maintain or shift tickets. Southern states favor Democrats. Pennsylvania governor Penny wins by over 150000 with GOP legislature. Maryland sends four of six to Congress. Virginia leans Democratic. North Carolina solidly Democratic. Tennessee polls favor Democrats. New Jersey stable with possible Democratic gain. Rhode Island Democrats win governor with Republican legislature. Nevada fusion victory suggested.
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Gaston
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Gav
Bliss
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Samuel W. Pennybacker
Piursilly
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Tennessee
New Jersey
Rhode Island
L. F. Cargin
Nevada
Wood Also Favors Canteen for Soldiers Selling Liquor
General Leonard Wood, returning from European maneuvers, stated he and Generals Corbin and Young are aligned in support of reestablishing an army canteen. He noted Funston also supports the idea and that the group agrees on adopting military systems useful to the United States. Prince Henry of Prussia arrives for the New York Chamber of Commerce dedication.
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Leonard Wood
Corbin
Young
United States
Scotland
Germany
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Geoneru
Wood
Funston
Prince Henry of Plese
New York Chamber of Commerce
Castellane Loses His Seat in French Chamber
Paris dispatch reports Count de Castellane defeated for the French Chamber by 277 votes to 235 amid a fierce debate. Emile Chauvin attacked Castellane’ s alleged irregularities and German descent accusations while Castellane defended his integrity. The report notes heated exchanges and party fervor following the contested election.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Colmt Bon de Castellane
Howe
Emile Chauvin
Count de Castellane
M. Chauvin
Woman Cures Back Kidney Pain with Dean's Pills
A patient recalls severe kidney pain after 1900 floods and nearly entering hospital, then credits Dean's Kidney Pills with dramatic relief after three doses. She reports restored sleep, appetite, weight gain from 118 to 165 pounds, and a survivor’s testimony urging others to try the remedy. Free trials offered by Foster Milburn Co. and 50 cent boxes sold by druggists.
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Yeader
Dean
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