Crisis Looms in Philippines as Aguinaldo’s Supporters Grow
Washington reports reveal a critical Manila situation with Aguinaldo and his followers challenging American control. Smallpox fear looms in Gen Miller’s forces as international recognition of a Philippine republic stirs tension. Agoncillo’s junta letter urges urgent U.S. contact and clarifies U.S. aims amid warlike rumors. The State Department declines to officially acknowledge the communication.
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Washington
Philippines
Otis
Aguinalds
State Department
Senor Agoncille
Manila
Iloilo
Aguinaldo
Agoncillo
America
Republic of Asia
Aconcillo
Department
Young Huff Arrested for Father Murder in Police Court
Edward Huff, 23, is charged with the murder of his father William Huff. Capt. Colbert and Detectives Gerber and Morgan arrested him after an investigation into the elder Huff’s death. The family, described as very poor, includes Mrs. Huff and two young daughters. Preliminary hearing set for Jan. 27.
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Edward Huff
William Huff
Colbert
Gerber
Morgan
Huff
Burdock Blood Bitters and Dustless Oats Promote Health
The fragment promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a health tonic sold at drug stores and mentions Dustless Oats as part of a health regimen. It presents a period advertisement voice emphasizing strong vitality from tonics and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock
Ratification Key to Averting Filipino Clash, President Says
President presses for immediate peace treaty ratification to prevent a clash with Filipino forces. Senate attendance at the White House notes pressure as Gen Otis reports urgency for ratification while warning of rising Filipino threats.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Agoncillo
Avuinaldo
Otis
Trunkful of Ballots Drives Madison County Case
The elections committee ruled against contestee Cregor in a major phase of the Stoner Cregor case. A trunkful of defective ballots from Madison county was rejected as illegally marked, while defense ballots were not counted. Testimony from 125 Pipe Creek voters and other witnesses outlined alleged improper conduct and tally discrepancies. Theodore Newman testified he paid $5 to William Pea using the envelope trick. committee members, including Hugg, heard the session.
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Elections Committee
Stoner-Cregor
Cregor
Madison County
Election Board
Pipe Creek Township
Creger
Theodore Newman
Rushville
William Pea
Hugg
Newman
Isaac May
James J. Netterville
Anderson
Democratic Central Committee
John Boland
Harry Honeycut
John Shaw
John ‘Laney
Central Committee
Coyle Surrenders in Indiana Murder Case
Coyle, brother of the dead woman, arrived in Indianapolis with C S McDaniel and surrendered at police headquarters. The charges against Dr C S Fletcher and Thomas Coyle were continued until Feb 1. McDaniel says Coyle confessed hiring Fletcher for an operation and paying in advance.
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C. S. Fletcher
Thomas Coyle
Coyle
Indianapolis
C. S. McDaniel
Fate of Gen Eagan Court Martial Opens in Washington
The Gen Eagan court martial convened at the Ebbitt House with Judge Advocate Lieut. Col. Davis presiding. Gen Eagan pleads Not Guilty to both charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline amid testimony from Maj. Gen. A McCook and Maj. Gen. S C Mille about his heightened agitation.
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George B. Davis
Miles
Hagan
Toint
West Point
Eagan
Royal ‘I. Frank
Wesley Merritt
Col. Davis
Merritt
James F. Wade
M. C. Butler
B. M. Young
R. T. Frank
A. Mew. Pennington
George al. Hundall
Jacob Kline
Richard Combs
Peter C. Haines
G. L. Gillespie
Charles R. Suter
F. Ll. Guenther
George L. Davis
Davis
Worthington
Washington
Gen
Magan
Secretary of War
Gen. Eagan
Gen. Miles
War Board
A.S. Worthington
Fragmentary note on belief of legitimate testimony
A fragment discusses what constitutes legitimate testimony and how it is judged in an implied legal or formal setting. The partial text hints at standards of truthfulness and admissibility within an understanding held by the writer.
Alarm over new smallpox case spreads fear across city
Walter Gammons of 413 West Fourteenth Street was removed to the pesthouse after a delirious Tuesday night. Health officials quarantined his boarding house and increased vaccination of students as multiple suspected cases emerged. Doctors and city dispensaries worked to vaccinate and watch for further spread amid warnings of a serious developing situation.
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Walter Gammons
Fourteenth St
Clark
Gammons
Court House
Wagner
Coyle Confesses Love After Monrovia Tragedy
In Clayton Indiana Coyle attended Miss McDaniels funeral in Monrovia then traveled to Mooresville and Indianapolis. He reportedly confessed to the dead woman's family that he loved her and would have married her if she had recovered saying you may shoot me if you want to. Dr OBrien who performed the autopsy told Coroner Curtis and McDaniels mourns the daughter's death. Coyle's open manner earned him many friends locally.
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Ivdaniel
Cc. S. McDaniel
Indianapolis
Ceyle
N. Alavamiast
Coyie
McDaniel
Coyle
Mr. McDaniel
Clayton
Dr. Fletcher
Fletcher
Nash
Brosnan Bros
Star
Block's
N. Alabama St
Sam
Ind
Curtis
Danvillers
McDaniels
Dead Horse Carcass Hauler Faces City Court Ruling
Joseph Elaas, who buys dead horse hides, is discharged in police court amid repeated arrests for hauling dead animals through streets. City contract holder E. Rauh & Son handles removal. ordinance allows city contractor exemptions, yet Haas exploits loopholes to avoid fines. City appeals claim Haas acts on rival advantage.
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Joseph Elaas
Elaas
E. Rauh & Son
Haas
State engineers discuss good roads and pending laws
The State society of engineers met in room 12 at the state house on Wednesday with Attorney Booker of Indianapolis outlining proposed road laws. A committee oversees the pending legislation, while Tulane and Mrs. Kate Meier were noted in separate items.
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State Society of Engineers
State House
Booker
Indianapolis
Intended sale of the Caroline Islands flavor in February bill
Madrid reports the government plans to seek authorization to sell the Caroline islands on flexible terms when the legislative session opens in February. The sole caveat is that the government will not cede any territory to the United States Great Britain or Japan. Germany is expected to bid for the Carolines with Russia and other European powers likely bidding for naval stations elsewhere.
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Madrid
Caroline
Ladrone
Pelew Islands
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Carolines
Russia
Opera and Cheese In New York At Metropolitan
In the Metropolitan opera house a new fad blends supper with grand opera. Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting led a box party that was served a substantial luncheon during the intermission, pairing Wagner and cheese sandwiches with mince pie.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
W. Bayard Cutting
Weather Outlook for Indianapolis Through Thursday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 56 hours ending at 8 p m January 26. Warmer conditions with cloudy or partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Temperature readings show 7 a m and noon on Wednesday at 37 and 33 respectively.
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Indianapolis
Former Indianapolis Journalist Wins $10000 Verdict
John Maxwell once with Indianapolis papers and now with the Chicago Tribune won a ten thousand dollar judgment against actor Nat C. Goodwin. Maxwell had submitted a play titled Congress which Goodwin rejected and later produced Ambition claiming it shared Maxwell’s main ideas. The jury deliberated about twenty minutes.
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John Maxwell
Indianapolis
The
Chicago Tribune
Nat C. Goodwin
Maxwell
Goodwin
Congress
Buffalo Exposition Trustees See Great Support For 1901
Buffalo backers rush funds for the Pan American Exposition showing confidence the event will be a success. Subscriptions above a hundred thousand dollars daily push total to six hundred twenty eight thousand seven hundred thirty dollars.
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Buffalo
Jane
Various Incidents and Persons Mentioned in Brief Wire Items
A compilation notes small-pex illness among Porto Rican natives, a North Hanover Illinois wreck killing engineer, fireman and brakeman, the Adelaide sail lighter lost in the Gulf, London claiming to unload American stocks, Ed Hawkins injured in a Calumet mine fall, Mrs. Francia Coleman burned to death in Cincinnati, Madame Patt wed to Baron Cederstrom, North Dakota Indians disputing lands, Matthew Sutter to attend New York law school funded by Helen Gould, and a garbled note on The Grip attack sequence.
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Over
New Mexico
Billiaré
Porto Rico
North Hanover
Adelaide
Gulf of Mexico
London
Ed Hawkins
Calumet
Mich
Francia Coleman
Cincinnati
Madame Patt
Baron Cederstrom
Sweden
North Dakota
Anti lynching bill faces committee line in state house
House debates Gov anti lynching measure with majority report to indefinitely postpone and minority urging passage with an amendment. Lobby activity rises as speakers push courtrywide reform while other bills on taxation and county governance advance.
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F. G. Parrish
South-st. Baptist Church
Cams Committee
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Kirkpat- Tick
Noel
Canada
Roose
Hall
Artman
Bonham
Eichhorn
Brown
Wise
Clements
Willam Jr
Baker
Washington
Spa
Committee On Claims
Herrold
Green and Mull
Lief
Jef
Ross
House
Boone County
Committee of Benevolent and Scientific Institutions
County Board of Charmities
Temperance
Kirkpatrick
Neal
Nquor
Neel
Clement
Federal Relations Committee
Osborne
Masrion
Labor Committee
Exiwin May
Compton
Blankenship
Court of Claims
Questio Huff
Pre
Jasper Packard
Willough E
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Spain
Dewey
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Dr. Sletcher
Miss McDaniel
Ebbitt House
Army and Navy Headquarters
McKinley
Alger
Maj
8. C. Mille
War Investigation Committee
Alex McCook
Cress
McCook
Laura MecDaniels
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Kate Meier
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OPERA
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