Christmas Eve Program Delights Roggen Audience
Christmas celebrations in Roggen featured a large program at the schoolhouse with tableaux including Little Boy Blue and The Parson's Sheep, songs by Miss McKelvey and Miss Rhys, and a "Christmas Tide" scene. Visitors from Ennis Draw and Corona joined, and thanks were given to organizers Miss McKelvey and Miss Rhys.
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Roggen
Little Boy Blue
John Cuykendall
Blue
Ennis
Corona
Hardin
Fanny Underwood
Alice
Emily
Joseph Painter
Miss McKelvey
Miss Rhys
Kersey
Clendenain
Painter
Waite Sr
Chicago
Cain
Denver
Amelia Baldwin
Barr
Harry Mackenzie
New York
Albert Schotz
Langley Harrison
Commissioner Painter
Waite
Tom Murphy
Mallory
Murthie
Jos
E. Painter
New Climates and White Labor in Warm Regions
The New York World argues that tropical and subtropical climates like the Philippines Hawaii Cuba and Puerto Rico deter white laborers. It claims disease heat and malarial risks make year round residence impossible for whites, confining labor mainly to coerced contract work and harming native populations.
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Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
Antilles
United States
New York World
Havana Unrest Deepens as Spaniards Evacuate City
Francis Сов Quin taro wounded as Cuban riots flare in Havana amid Spanish evacuation. US troops guard residences and streets. 12 wounded, 1 dead in 24 hours. General Castellanos to depart for Matanzas, then Cienfuegos. Proclamation sets US transfer of authority and flags to be lowered to cannon fire.
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Havana
Francisco Quintaro
Genios Street
Castellanos
Matanzas
Cienfuegos
Marquis de Montero
Treasury
United States
San Lazaro Street
Eighth
Hotel Trocha
Elvadado
United States Club
Ludlow
Cuba
Joint Commission
Spain
Michigan
Savannah
First
Texas
Chaffee
Whitney
Port Tampa
Corrientes
Aquinane
Santander
Carolina
Cadiz
Christmas at the White House quiet day with visitors
Washington December 27 reports say all executive departments and many private firms closed for Christmas. The president met with Senators Davis and Frye in the morning and the peace commissioners presented the treaty, but no conference followed.
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White House
Washington
Davis
Frye
Wake Island Taken by U S Forces for Pacific Cable
Washington December 24 The government orders Bennington Captain Taussig to Hoist flag on Wake Island take possession for United States to establish a Pacific cable station. The island 2000 miles from Niihau 1300 miles from Guam three miles long lagoon water eight feet high life scarce can support condenser for freshwater title claimed since 1851 by Wilkes.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Bennington
Taussig
United States
Wake Island
Nibau
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippines
Hawaii
Admiral Wilkes
North Dakota rate case decided in favor of the railroads
Judge Amidon ruled for the railroads after months of expert testimony. The decision, concurred by Judge Thayer, found North Dakota failed to prove that rates harmed investors as all roads joined the contest and a reduced tariff had been issued. A special master assisted by Casselton attorney Lovell handled testimony.
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FarGo
N. D
North Dakota
United States
Amiden
Thayer
Amidon
Attorney Lovell of
Casselton
Cowan
Many Brawls Mark Christmas in Pana Illinois
Christmas festivities sparked numerous drunken brawls between union and nonunion African American miners in Pana. Eleven nonunion miners jailed. several others seriously wounded. A knife duel left two men badly cut. A fatal shooting occurred when a bystander deflected a gun at Snyder, injuring his lung. Provost guard jailed 20 including city officials and union officers.
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Snyder
Corwin
Overholt
Buckley
Hyburger
Ellison
Miners Union
Otis to Take Iloilo in Philippines Action
The secretary of war cabled General Otis to send troops to seize and occupy Iloilo after a conference with the president. The move follows the push to establish control in the area.
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Otis
Iloilo
Washington
Secretary of War
General Otis
Aoilo
The Republican Newspaper Profile from 1824 On Its Editions
The piece presents The Republican founded by Samuel Bowles in 1824, describing its Daily Sunday and Weekly editions. It highlights independence, pro American policy, and commitment to news thoroughness in Western Massachusetts Northern Connecticut Southeastern Vermont and Southwestern New Hampshire.
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The
Republican
America
United States
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Sunday Republican
Weekly
Rates and subscription terms for The Republican Springfield
The notice lists daily weekly and Sunday pricing options, with daily and Sunday at annual and quarterly rates, plus per copy fees. Specimen copies offered free. The Weekly Repair Ticam rent free for one month to try. Subscriptions payable in advance. Address The Republican Springfield Mass.
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Ness
Montserrate
Prado
Galiano Street
New World
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Cuba Libre
Monserrate
Cerro
Vedado
Jesus del Monte
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Pacific
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Chester
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Tybee
Nebraska
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Agoncillo
Felipe Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Paris
Yager Bros
Moville
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
T.c. Hall
Springfield
New England
the People’s Advocate
Samuel Bowles
Union Pacific
East Lake City
Portland
California
C. C. Cakre
Greeley Fire Department
D. F. Camp
William Lee
James L. Kendall
Chas. A. Knelly
J.L. Brush Hose
Will H. Calkins, Foreman
A. M. Sullivan
See’y
D. A. E. Weaver
Office Park Place
Over Reynolds's
Greeley, Colo
Greeley Hose Co
Denver & Gulf
Fort Collins
C. Carrel, Aat
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G. W. Vallery
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