Deportation Orders Target Filipino Rebels and Leaders
General MacArthur orders deportations of General Ricarte Del Pilar Hizon Llanera and Santos to Guam inland. Nine regimental and four subordinate officers with eight civilians including Trias Teocon and Mabini are to be deported. Effort aims to curb insurgent leadership as peace resumes. In Manila crowds enjoy open political meetings with ex-insurgent officers urging liberty under U S constitutional government. Federal party declaration attends.
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McArthur
Hap
Ricarte
del Pilar
Hizon
Llanera
Santos
Guam
Trias
Teocon
Mabini
Guan
Manila
United States
Departure of Troopa from Wanila and MacArthur's farewell
Jan 7. General MacArthur reviewed the Thirty-seventh regiment of volunteer infantry at Lunetsield. After the close, he delivered a farewell address praising officers and men, declaring the regiment will sail for home Thursday. The report blends several disparate early 20th century items from Washington to Indiana, including unrelated accidents and events.
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Wanila
Manolis
MacArthur
Blff
Volunteer Infantry
Lunetsield
Thurecay
Grave Crime in Marietta Leaves Family Grief
Jan 7 report from Marietta notes a 14 year old girl Florence shot and killed by a year-old sibling during the absence of William Chidechester and wife. The assailant vanished, neighbors arrived to find the body. Parents and mother reportedly in poor health. crime under investigation. Also reported: United States Consular agent at Beville, Boato, D Caldwell, died today in St Thomas Hospital.
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United States
London
Jas
D. Caldwell
Beville
Boato
St. Thomas’ Hospital
The Cudahy Abduction Letter and Ads Sparks Police Reply
A letter to Chief Donahue from an unknown writer offers to reveal details of the Ellie Cudahy kidnapping. The note, mailed from Lincoln, hints at sensitive information about a gang member and a trusted city figure, with promises of release if terms are met. Officials declined to disclose contents, while an advertisement appeared offering compliance before a specified date. Also noted are legal and financial items from Missouri and Washington, including trial costs for Alexander for a murder and civil service appointments tied to parceling and printing offices.
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Onisdha
Donahue
Oinilue Police Department
Ellie Cudahy
Cudahy
Ny Ineal Piper
Lincoln
Daningry
Granth
K. A. Cudahy
J A. Donahue
Mr. Cudahy
Donilne
Kichie Cudahy
Ainst
Erie
Sfoers
Omaha
Eddie Cudahy
Atate
News Notes from Nebraska to New Jersey Obscure Events
Congressman Neville of Sixth Nebraska is dying of lung trouble. Winant M. Wigger, Roman Catholic bishop of Newark, dies of pneumonia. Senate debates army bill. House continues reapportionment work. Census locates center of population near Calumet Indiana. Margaret Long, 65, hit by an electric car in Kansas City. Judge Turner Gill leaves Kansas City court of appeals after 12 years. J A R Bell defeats Louis Duryea in a Queens shooting match 54 to 87. Wheat crop estimate questioned as too low by 35 million bushels.
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Neville
Nebraska
Winant M. Wigger
Newark
X. J
Senate
Wrenn
Caluathus
Ind
Margaret, Long
Kansas City
Turner A. Gill
Court of Appeals
Queens
L. 1
J. A
EL Nott
Louis T. Duryea
Glen Core
From Kitchener Report of Boer Action Near Lindley
From London dated January 6 Kitchener reports Bablagion units clashed with Do larey and Steeskamp commandos at Neneport forcing a northwest retreat. Casualties unspecified, Boers about twenty killed or wounded, Commandant Duprz captured. Wounded arriving at Hellbrop indicate Knox’s detachment of 120 clashed with a supporting force near Lindley with Lieutenant Laing and two officers plus fifteen men killed and two officers and twenty men wounded. No details from Fonox yet.
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Kitchener
Bablagion
Do‘larey
Steeskamp
Neneport
Borr
Duprz
Hellbrop
Knox
Burglars Foiled as Woman Fires Four Shots in Kansas
Atchiton Kan Jan 7 Mrs Roache fired four shots at burglars who entered her house while men were away. The assailants escaped. Police chief Selp has instructed all women to shoot promptly and that arms will be provided to applicants.
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Ghief
Pollos Selp
Will Curtment Election Contested in Burlington
Captain W Miller fusion candidate for probate judge files legal contest against A B Moore Republican after losing by over fifty votes. Miller claims legal votes for him were not counted and illegal votes for Moore were counted.
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Rep
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W Miller
Moore
Miller
Lagal
Chaffee Latest List Casualties Reported by American Commander
Washington January 7 The casualty list for Chaffee's forces in the Pekin and surrounding area includes Frank D. Thompson Slath cavalry pneumonia at Pekin Michael Nevins Ninth infantry poeu monis and Wil Mam Owens civilian teamaster of quartermasters department. Also mentions an expedition to Hlang Ho and broader notes on Eddie Cudahy kidnapping case. Edward H. Taylor family perished in Model City fire near Lewiston Buffalo January 7 resilience of Edward H. Taylor and family reported. Secretary Hay still indisposed in Washington January 7.
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Chattee
Ching
Pekin
Frank D. Thompson
Slath
Mung Chow
Michael Nevins
Ninth Infantry
Poeumonis
Hlang Ho
Wil Mam Owens
Mester'a
Buffalo
Jao
Edward H. Taylor
Model City
Lewinton
Taylor
INAGURATION PLANS AID COLLEGES IN PARADE
Washington plans include a distinctive university representation in the inaugural parade. An intermediate committee invited presidents of over 400 colleges to send elevations for a uniform appearance. Each college will be allowed one cheer as the volley follows. Submarine signal transmission device announced by inventors.
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Volleger
Washington
Melia
United States
Imus
Eel Colleen Ae University
Debate Over Oleomargarine Bill Before Committee
Chas E Sobel of Cincinnati told the Repate Community Committee he opposes the oleomargarine bill. He cited butter and dairy interests and urged uniform tests for oleomargarine, noting makers would submit. Also reports Alvin F. Southworth, 54, found dead at a New York lodging house. he was a veteran war correspondent with ties to Bismarck.
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D.O
Chas E Sobel
Cincinnati
Repate
Butterioe
Jacob Cold Packtog Company
Kanes City
Cleveland
New York
Alvin F. Southworth
Prince Bismarck
Anonymous Iconoclast roasts professors at Guswea University
Ottawa Kan Jan 7 college circles discuss anonymous sheet the Iconoclast sold to fraternity men and some faculty. Two faculty members Kilne and Harmon face unmerciful insults as students seek someone to blame at chapel tomorrow. In a separate note Captain Long reports American Marines first to occupy the Forbidden City in Peking. He describes entry on August 16 after gates were seized and the colors hoisted on an administration building with guards posted. return ordered later.
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Ottawa
Ken
Kilne
Harmon
Mudenta
Forbidden City
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Matthews
Lille
United States Marines
Marine Corps
Coghrane Sid
Cmpaign
Mineral Gives Off Light From Underground Deposit
Boise miner George F Ayres reports a luminous mineral found deep in a Prawau Idaho mine. Ed ward Levey assayer confirms a large deposit with surface and underground light differences due to underground atmospheric conditions. The glow may illuminate rooms and aid mining camps lacking coal oil or electricity, with potential for profit. A separate note covers Dr Clark’s report on yellow fever transmission by mosquitoes tested in Cuba, showing two cases and progress toward verification.
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Prawau Idaho
George F. Ayres
Boise
New York Sun
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Mwe
Lovey
Ile
Levey
Clark
Youngstown
John J. Morna
Quesnados
Cuba
Chicago Times-Herald
Morna
Sultan and Phonograph Influence in Salw Treaty Negotiations
Captain Stirley, part of General Bates' southern Luzon command, recalls a voyage aboard the cruiser Charleston to the Sulu sultan's home. A phonograph helped illustrate U.S. power, aiding the negotiation and leading to the signing of a treaty between the United States and the Sulu archipelago. The sultan joined the ship for conferences after an interpreter conveyed the mission.
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S. E. Siniley
United States
Suluin
Sulu
Stirley
Bates’ Stall
Department of
Luzon
Suluan
Munhiln
Charleston
Lintley
Bates
Lim
Black Ring at Columbia University a Secret Society
A New York Sun report reveals a mysterious student group at Columbia University known as the Black Ring. Membership reportedly hinges on displeasing the faculty or performing a "fool stunt." Several members are known, with both athletic and social caste representation among the few identified.
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Mynterloun
Columbia University
New York Sun
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Booz hazing inquiry hears Cadet Burnam testify
Philadelphia January 7 Cadet Burnam testified he tasted bagcock juice but never more than a drop at a time He claimed he did not know that physical violence had ever been used to induce Booz to drink He said Booz was unpopular and if he complained he would be treated worse He noted officers try to Prevent hazing but are not always present when hazing occurs and cadets on duty warn others to avoid detection
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Philadelphia
Booz
Burnam
Armstrong of Elswick and the rise of modern shipyards
The New York Herald extols William Armstrong of Elswick as a pioneering engineer shaping Newcastle and the northeast’s iron and coal industries. It describes his Armstrong gun, the Elswick armory’s growth, and his peerage, along with notes on his estate Grayside and a tribute to his industrial legacy. It also mentions a Paris college for arts and a Lincoln monument effort near Richmond.
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Krupp
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Haime
Smerny
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Eayday
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Rifle Cannon Committee
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New York Post
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Richmond
Abraham Lincoln
New York Journal
Wilder Bros Offer Cold Weather Wear at Reduced Prices
Town officials request settlement at the office and with the carrier. Wilder Bros advertise heavy flannel shirts and heavy flannel underwear offered below manufacturing cost as suitable for cold weather, to be sold at bargain prices.
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