Reasons Aguinaldo Amesty Won't Be Accepted
Washington reports quote a Manila letter claiming Aguinaldo will not surrender under amnesty because he once urged followers to guerrilla activity. The letter, from a supposed friend, says he fears falling under the amnesty exceptions and notes his provisional headquarters at Bin Malato. It also claims General Pino del Pilar seeks to be a good American citizen and would form a native Philippine regiment for service in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coplea
Manila
War Department
Aguinalds
Aguinaldo
Bins No Hato
Antine
Aldo
Agultalte
San Pedro Macato
Pino del Piller
Intenna
China
Senatorial War Crimes and Sentences Reconsidered
General MacArthur vetoes harsher punishments for insurrectionists in the Philippines while restoring Colonel James Pettit to his regiment. Jacinto Ebron receives five years in prison for insurgent acts in Cagayan and Turon, and Furmitt Camil is sentenced to ten years for murder in Iloilo. A board is appointed to classify public service employees to ensure uniformity in pay and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pettit Wan
Hill Regiment
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Jacinto Ebron
United States of America
Ebron
Penitenairy
Cagayan
Turon
Furmitt Camil
Iloilo
James Pettit
Thirty -First Infantry
Sven Ramos
Hlim
Zamboings
Mac.Arthur
Alto
Convrat MacArthur
Colon Porthr
Mantis
Major Whitney Civil War Hero Dies in Manila
Adjutant General Gorbin announced Major Fouieot A. Whitney of the Sixth Infantry died in Manila of heart disease. A Civil War veteran and seven time brevet recipient, Whitney enlisted in 1862 with the First Maryland Cavalry and later rose to major of the Sixth Infantry, serving until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorbin
MacArchbur
Fouieot A. Whitney
Sixth Infantry
Manila
Whitney
District of Columbia
Flrst
Maryland Cavalry
Eighth Infantry
Reunion of Philippine War Veterans in Denver
Veterans of the Philippine campaign and friends filled Central Presbyterian Church in Denver for an evening reunion. Welcome addresses were given by Governor Thomas and Mayor Johnson. Generals Greene Hale and other Army officers spoke, and Senator Walcott urged expansion. A business meeting approved a ren s t i t u t i on and officers for the Society of the Army of the Philippines. They will report at noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cal
Philippines
Central Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Johnson
Francie ¥. Greene
Irving Hale
Philippine Army
Walcott
Greene
MacArthur's film Washington August 12 and casualty list
August 12 dispatch from Washington lists casualties from Luzon including killed August 4 at Candeleria and wounded in action July 14. Names include William B English George N Palmenneed Eugene Hetwheo Otto Adame Maurice Frye John Flemming and others from Company BE Third Infantry and Eighteenth Cavalry. Casualties cover various injuries from slight to severe with locations noted in the Philippines theater under General MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Washington
Che A
Aula
Candeleria
Luzon
Wallowe
Cravens
Fifth Infantry
John Flemming
Swell Known Bandit Purojit Killed by Corporal
Report from August 11 states Purojit the noted bandit was killed by a corporal during a pursuit near the coast of Cuba. The outlaw, long feared for terrorizing the countryside, was described as thorough and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handit
Sentiage de Cuba
Purojit
Milley
Strait EU
Oistina
News Summary Amid Turmoil and Elections Worldwide
Reported dispatches note U S forces in Asia and Europe, with General Chaffee in China and casualties in the Vane Tsun clash. Dignitaries move toward Pekin while British shelling causes injuries. U S election talk dominates American pages with third-party prospects and party splits in Indiana and New York. Local Texas items include drownings, postponed meetings, and governor proclamation for November 6 elections.
Coton futures rise across markets amid mixed trade
Market notes report cotton futures higher in all markets while some sectors pause. The Northwest shows a timid recovery with minor weakness in wrestling and other sectors. provisions close lower as a market blend reacts to activity and strength shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton
Northwest
Creek Vodlans Declare Separate Government Amid Tax Refusal
The Creek Vodlans withdraw from Creel governance and establish their own administration. A Caleb Powers case hearing concluded on a later date after testimony. Several Perin Rican protesters marched to the civil governor's mansion demanding employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Powers
Civil Governors Mansion
Porto Ricans Seek Work as Government Opens Debarred Route
A San Juan delegation with families marched to the government to request opening a corridor between Cr aim and San Lorenzo to hire laborers for road work and local relief. Officials indicated readiness to relieve hardship but noted the old relief system breeds dependency and that no long term employment exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Po W
Sam Lorengo
Upos Civil
Craim
San Lorenzo
Wat
Welleo
Lott
Bigun
Deauh
Tafay
Theo
Hralitouk
TL 4
Wang
Stormy City Council Session Ends With Defeated Ordinance
A turbulent council meeting ends with the defeat of a labor ordinance and mixed reactions from Houston Lyceum and Carnesia Library Democraton. State officials’ input circulated as funds and associations discussed county ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honilly
Houston Lyceum
Carnesia Library
Democraton
Harris County
Lyi
Ne-Tsu-Ob
Spain
Floating Notice From Atlantic Ocean Chronicle
A damaged extract from an 19th or early 20th century nautical correspondence reports a vessel overheard speaking of a July date in the Bay of Biscay. The fragment mentions a ship named Atlas and coordinates near Acklin's Island, Turtle Point, with latitudes around 22 degrees 34 minutes and longitudes near 73 degrees 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskad
Bahamas
Kingetin
Jamalos
Act A
TSS
Waeer Iain
Bay of Biscay
O. Hoteted
Acklin's Island
Turtle Point
Cherh
Lonwiinds
Boers Occupy Watervalonder After Michadotorp Evacuation
Lourenzo Merquen of the Pall Mail reports Boers have left Michadotorp and seized Watervalonder with force. A portion of Commandant Minera Bathe stamps and wares was destroyed by fire during a fire near Sune ta Fae as Barthton declared the Transvaal government the new authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Augiel
Michadotorp
Lourenzo Merquen
Pally Mail
Watervalonder
Minera
Dalbef
Sune Ta Fae
Barthton
Transvyaat
Unclear To-From Military Movements Reported
A garbled dispatch claims military planning on the Afghan frontier and a steamer voyage from New York to a European port, with corrupted names and places obscuring specifics.
Fifteen Die in Italian Rail Crash Near Rome
A rail accident near Rome killed fifteen Africans and wounded forty, with fifteen seriously hurt. Two men were arrested for neglecting to stop the second portion of a train traveling Bonn to Florence carrying notable persons including General Muffin a diplomat at the king’s funeral. Authorities praise the royal procession and Savoy era conduct amid public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rallirdad Arcident
Africa
Rall
Bonn
Florence
Perming
Muffin
Hoeid
Kings
House of Savoy
Aoveretans
Ameeta Mobiliziag Report From Lahore Amid Unease
A news agency reports from Lahore, Punjab, that Afghanistani Army may plan a Russian front advance. The claim states the advance is not contemplated and the Lahore beacon remains cautious. The alleged behavior of the enforcer has sparked unease in elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanion
Lahore
Punjab
Orcen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sets Atlantic Steam Record
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, captained by Englehart, sailed from New York August 7 to Bremen and completed the Sandy Hook to Cherbourg passage in five days nine hours forty four minutes at an average of 22.70 knots. The report notes the vessel’s record speed and voyage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Avenue
Kaiser Wilhelm Dir (Houte
Englehart
New York
Sandy Hook
Cherbourg
Notro Unly in Turkey Clarified by Turkish Legation
Washington reports August dispatch from the Turkish legation stating disturbances in Asia Minor Turkey were misrepresented as home trouble between Burani authorities and Armenian brigands. Imperial troops moved to quell the clash near Hilvaitul, Antranik leading brigands to a chapel. surrender failed, fire opened, two soldiers killed, and imperial forces returned fire, wounding others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkiah Legation
Turkiah Rovernment
Apiatio
Turkey
Tt Jw
Buran
Sires
HiUrauit
Panexoe
Antranik
Meif
Ndi
Chilean Congress Votes Large Cargo Purchase
The Chilean congress approved a 2 600 900 Chilean currency shipment for cars with most of the purchase to be made in the United States. Also noted is an invitation to build a great iron bridge over the River Dalpu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Chil
Chileas Congress
United States
Teniers
Dalpu
Anti Imperialist League May Endorse Bryan or Third Ticket
Indiana anti imperialist league plans a meeting at Tomlinson Hall with Senator Henderson presiding. Governor Boutwell is expected to oppose a third ticket and the Bryan Stevenson endorsement. Schurz and Henry Johnson may push for Bryan endorsement. observers weigh third ticket prospects and shifts in party support. The Indiana anti Imperialist Leagueew has about 400 members statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Provident Kroger
Democratic Campang Fund
New York
Tytler
Mlumn
Momisley
Mort AL
Indianapolis
Bevan
Stevenson
Inderaqd
Indienanolia
Bryan
Pul Owl
Indi
Noaress
Anti-Imperialistic League
Tomlinson Hall
Henderson
Miesourt
Heeil
Greeree
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Carl Schurer
Rourke Cochran
Schurz
Henry Johnson
Richmond
Indiana
B.C. Howland
R. A. Widenham
Marinity
Widenham
McKinley
Lhelow
Ariftine
Tryon
Thomas B. Reed
Richard Olney
Houtwell
T. B. Henlerson
Locust Point Clash Injures Three at Dockside Riot
Locust Point saw a confrontation as a group of fifteen colored men pursued by a mob from the Baltimore and Oslo docks. A gunman fired five shots into a crowd of men women and boys wounding Harry Presser Joseph Benevic and Arthur Paynter. The shooter and accomplice fled and were not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Point
Etrikera
Baltimora
Oslo
Cne
Eed
Haary Presser
Joseph Benevic
Arthur Paynter
Imports and Exports for July in US Trade
Washington August 14 The July statement from the Bureau of Statistics shows merchandise imports at 3 536 203 with 32 834 free of duty Exports reach 41 50 for the month up more than 5 5 million from last year Gold exports amount to 269 159 and imports of silver total 4 911 033 with exports rising by about 910 000 Over the last seven months merchandise exports exceed imports by 79 008 704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Athtletics
OGS
Allvor
Defer Hin Visit as Bryan Skips Chicago Parade
The Chronicle reports Colonel W J Bryan will not attend Chicago’s Grand Army parade on August 28 to avoid a counter demonstration for President McKinley. He plans to arrive the next day or later. A phonograph-recorded acceptance speech discusses an extra Congress session over the Philippine issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Chronicle
W. J. Bryan
Grand Army of the Republic
McKinley
Fraidhe Efier
Bryan
Harper
Hiryan
Guln
Paris
Indhimapolis
Texas Matters pensions and appointments announced
Pensions granted Texans include Renewal J oelali Jisiecon Roanoke eight dollars and Davis Dallas six dollars. W C Merrill named civil service board member for the Marshallville post office. Dr G C Z Yol ing named Panalon examining surgeon at Waco and Dr A J James at Houston. FE A Freeman named postmaster at Rhodes Rule County replacing Addie Wallace who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington
Joelali
Jisiecon
Roanoke
Harry 5
Davis
Dallas
GC. Z. Yoling
Waco
A. J. James
Houston
FE. A. Freeman
Rhodes
Rule County
Addie Wallace
Revival Meeting Held at Weibern by Millican Delegation
A revival meeting has been conducted in Weibern by a group from Millican during the past week. Participants include Bryan Texis Aggue and Eb 1 Shetties, with local supporters attending daily services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texis
Aggue
Millican
Weibern
Financial market notes from New York and gold flows
The Daily Mail reports New York as the pivot of the international money market with gold exports to Europe and currency movements. The morning summary notes unsettled reserves and potential shifts in exchange rates affecting markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
The
Daily Mall
Biow
York
Europe
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promised by Manufacturers
An advertisement claims a new remedy for piles promising refunds if cures fail. It guarantees relief within fourteen days from one application and asserts no payment unless cured. The makers offer mail delivery and require only stamps for delivery.
Bryan Wil Attend Prominent Democratic Clubs Convention
W J Bryan announced he will attend the quadrennial convention of the National Association of Democratic Clubs in Indianapolis on October 3 and 4. The association headquarters in the city will be open during the three weeks leading to the event as new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Bryan
New York
W. J. Bryan
Association
Indianapolls
Thin City
Hitchcock Seeks Democratic Senate Seat in Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock, publisher and owner of The World-Herald, announces he will run as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate to succeed John M. Thurston. The plan appears in the paper dated November August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurnston
Omaha
the World- Herald
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
United States
John My. Thurston
Cymrie Fire Encompasses Cargo On White Star Liner
The Cymrie arriving in New York reported a cargo hold blaze that began August 5 and burned for 36 hours. Hold No 1 flooded and water damaged merchandise while agent John Lee warned consignees to pay pro rata shares of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Star
Cymrie
Atlantic
John Lee
White Star Jine
Consignees
Railroad Telegraphers Win Wage Increase and Hours Reduction
After talks with Baltimore and Ohio officials, the Order of Railroad Telegraphers won recognition and wage readjustment for the majority of more than 200 overstore workers on the Baltimore and Ohio system. In Rome the increase ranges from 2 to 6 percent per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittebure
Baltimore
Obie Hillroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Rome
Stevedores Strike Causes Daily Disturbances
August 1 Hallimore reports a two thousand member stevedores strike entering its second week with minor clashes and a large gang attacking a street car as three men are wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallimore
Ely
Chess Player Dead in New York Hospital
Announcement of the death of Willis Riefaitt, noted chess player, was not made by the aphitian hospital in New York City by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hospital of the City
Willis Riefaitt
Chery
Trial of Caleb Powers Ends Testimony in Goebel Case
In Georgstown Kentucky on August 1 9 the trial of ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers closed testimony today. Prosecution will present five speeches and the defense five. Attorneys for the prosecution include Frankilp T C Campbell John K Hendricks Victor F Bradley and Captain D B Golden. Defense speakers are ex Governor Crowfof and other judges. Judge Cantrill will rule on instructions and both sides will have twelve hours for final argument tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgstown
Auiguet
Stile
Caleb Powers
Taday
Commonwealth
Prankilp
T. C. Campbell
John K. Hendricks
Victor F. Bradley
D. B. Golden
Crow
Bims
J. T. Tinsley
Oheng
Georges Denny
Sourhday
Cantrill
Yourney
Houf 45
Tate Cipitol
Uther Pointe
Lie Guac
Cantil
Défombint
Gaile Power
Dob
Cine
Wah
Étate
Elive Bie
Rros
Gusteltel
Youtsey
Wil
Coturt Budge Sims
Jamies Sparks
Laurel County
Sparks
Goebel Waa
Taylor
Withers Sparks
Judge Sins
Hey
Cantril
Fort Oy
Midiitind
Court House
Frankin
Catingal
Brown Crolined
Ito
Allowel
China
Dan
Will Peld Jt
Tha Court
Gota Fides
Brown
Commonwealth Ant
Cane Trill
New Industries Reported Across Southern States
The Tradesman notes week ending August 11 introduces box factories in Florida and Texas, a brass foundry in Charlotte North Carolina, a $25 000 chair and table factory in North Carolina a $150 000 cigar plant in Tampa Florida coal mines in Birmingham and Kilimont districts a coffin factory in Atlanta copper and gold mines in the Daltonog a cotton mill in South Carolina and a cotton and oil mill in Georgia plus a municipal electric light and water works plant at Wrightsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Inn
Thattanooxga
Tenn
Arguat
Florida
Texas
Charlotte
Macannery
Virginia
North Gooralay
Tampa
Fla
Birmingham and Kilimont
Atlanta
Dattonoga
Fouth Carolina
Georgia
Municipal Electric Night and
Wrightsville
Unclear OCR summary lists multiple Georgia and Southern mills and factories
Fragmentary text references various plants across the South including Virgin mills in North Carolina Peninsacola Florida Alabama and more. The passage appears to catalog multiple factories and industrial sites with garbled names and locations, lacking coherent context.
Jaffries Faces Daring Fall At Arbor Event
A grave accident occurred when Jaffries twisted a felling tool and fell near Loeh Arbor. Spectators feared serious injuries as emergency crews arrived and Mund noon witnesses described chaotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffries
Asbury
Jortring
Genette
Balog
Towkabury Breaks 10 Yard Dash Record
Towkabury surged to a 10 yard dash time, setting a notable mark in the day’s sprint events. The brief report highlights a rapid start and a standout performance in the running field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towkabury
Tenver and Gules Draw Ten Rounds in California Bout
Billy Stitgot fights to a ten round draw at a California club. Fabelon Draw Tenver and Gules, August Wh, stage the match and end without a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabelon
California
Billy Stitgot
Lonlgat
Investigators Begin Probe Into Post Office Documents
Special counsel will review postal documents linked to Hee C F P Neeley in an inquiry into alleged fraud. Investigators plan to start next Thursday with ledgers and records as part of the case. Helen G Rabbons is noted as having moved from a former residence to a TM 200 address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neelesy
Meregory
Messrs
Conantus
Fauds
W. Neeley
Helen G. Rabhbons
Sem
Former Minister to Mext New York Dies in City
August 15 obituary notes the former United States minister to Mexico Mr. Morgan who died in New York City. Born in Baton Rouge he was prominent socially in Louisiana for many years and practiced law in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pricipl
United States
Mr. Morgan
Baton F
Lewisiana
New York City
Livery Service Ordered at Dardenelle Arkansas
The department has ordered establishment of a livery service at Dardenelle Arkansas, with the action dated August 1. The move aims to provide transportation options in the town and support local commerce and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dardenelle
Ark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinar del Pilar
Major Whupsey
Army OF the Philippines
Gon Lowel
Lowell
Willie
Papa
Trus
Teddy
New York Evening Journal
United x Transcort
Sumner
Ananeres
Fort Lite
Geerral Chaffee
Tien Talo
Pekin
Chung Kiu
Haw
Shan
Chaffee
Vane Tsun
Ih la
Willeave Pekin
Rosian Gine
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
James Purjam
Trespalacios
el Campo
San Antonio
Ardinaan
Wharton
Howard
Eprch
Texarkana
Aherman
Hemorrhara
Sayers
Couto
Galvestin County
Lirce
Galyeston
Bart
South Texas
Hyuntingted
Fouthern Pacific
Texas Commission
Oenes
Ao Conde
Avenee
Ian Stuui
Louar
Watervatonder Im Fores
Ttan
Atmeer
Wilhelm der Grose
Chiebours
Ameeta Mobiliziag Worces
Menson of
Magagua
Nicaragia
Aguat 13
Comercio
Interogeattic Canal Company
Nile
Eragua
Notrounly
Anti-Imperialist League
W. C. Merrill
Civil Service Board
Postofflea
Marehallville
Rue Pryor
Frisco
Sceale
Hervey Festaurant Service
Century Building
St. Louis
Ozarks
Frankfort
Secretary of State
Wan
Goebel Pell Wan
Pierce
Saint Spring T
Ford
Mettie M
Pawnee Co
Besa
Ave
Agency
Hawes’ Celebrated
Iig
Cawthon
Efcit
K. H. Cawthon & Clothiers
Tylor
Atbamtey
Ournal
Dr. Hathaway
AES
J. Newton Hathaway, M.D
Dr. Hathawar
J. Newton Hathaway
Aegi Alamo Plazs
Seo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!