Rebels Mass Around Manila Threaten American Landing
Widespread rebel concentration near Manila signals possible assault before U S reinforcements arrive while natives of Visayas resist landing. Spanish reports say embargos on bombardment operations and cautious U S conduct accompany tense Madrid Washington dispatches on the Philippines crisis. Generals Tew and Miles weigh the grave situation as armed Filipinos reportedly total about 4000 on Luzon, surpassing Otis’s force.
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Madrid
Spansi
Manila
Philippines
Visayas
Rios
Moilo
Americas
United States
Menge Vobbustaain
Washington
Tan
Lally
Te Adilalistration
Tod
Klaus
Gen
Miller
Ibis
Cuba
New York
Jag. T
Journal
Miles
Babcock
Luzon
Yeu
Otis
Weather and court notes from January eleventh
Weather bulletin reports no major change with foggy western Missouri Iowa and Nebraska conditions. Light rain at Wichita and Concordia. Snow persists in North Pacific coast region. No significant temperature shift. milder upper valleys, colder near the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Low pressure extends north to the Pacific. high in lake region. Also reports on French Court of Cassation remarks by Beaurégaire about Dreyfus affair and a Pennsylvania passenger train disaster near Larimer station killing four.
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Weu
Kansas City
Hiatuus
Kansan City
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Kapsua
Iowa
Nebraska
Ti. m
Wichita
Concordia
Kent
Cuiro
North Pacific
Lakes
Ohio Valley
Northwess
North Pacific Coast
Court of Cassation
Paris
de Beaurepaire
Loew
Cuba and Port Rico futures and sugar plant plans
The article surveys Cuba and Puerto Rico under U S occupation. It covers President Vortez remarks on Cuba’s governance options and admission prospects, sugar capacity and labor limits, and future industrial growth in sugar, tobacco, and iron ore. Also touches on French poetry progress and various social notes with scattered headlines.
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New York
Ton
Hobert de Porter
Hotasderrige
Pont Ted
Cooper Ile
United States
Ciba
Cuba
Vortez
Porto Rico
Cutting Down A Start Toward Doing Away With State Boards
Topeka Jan 11 The house met but adjourned to allow speaker time to pick committees. A senate bill proposes abolishing the directors of the state penitentiary board reform school and state board of pardons. Governor’s appointments and wardens discussed. several candidates proposed, with senate approvals pending.
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Topeks
Sunate Armstrong
Barton
Billtado
Stute Penitentiary Board of Managera
Reformatory
Hutchinson
State Reform School
Topeka
State Board of Pardons
Coleman
Nemaha
L. 5. Crum
Dun
Thompson
J. A. McFarland
Lincoln
Syl Dixon
Sumner
A. C. Hilligoss
Labette
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Jefferson
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Lobdett
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Smith
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Lohmann
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Osborn
A. Hereley
Douglas
House
Ways and Means
Henley
Kan
Hanna
Dickinson County
Senate
Kandani
Cole
Wnt
Godard
Leedy Letter Sparks Political Feud in Arkansas
Challenging correspondence from challenger Challlebg to Governor Leedy triggers a heated dispute. Writings accuse Leedy of cowardice and betrayal as political tensions flare. Wary reactions from officials and the public follow the exchange.
Ottawa Civil Service Board Appointees Named
Ottawa announces F. Davis and J. K. Biwell named to the civil service board. John Lyons, once a wealthy Everest merchant, died in Phoenix Arizona after years of ill health. Ark City post office lease renewed at 400 per year for five years. Miss Mamie B. Pigg of Wichita named teacher at the Fort Totten Indian school. Alta Kansas post office discontinued mail to Valentine. Golens cab driver Charles Kingston shot and killed by Otis Gaude during a friendly scuffle. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup promoted as 25 cent remedy.
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J. EK. Biwell
Civil, Service Board of
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Johin Lyons
Everest
Phoenix
A. T
Post Ofice Department
Mary J. Carder
Arkansan City
Mamie B. Pigg
Wichits
Fort Totten
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Alta
Harvey County
Valentine
Charles Kingston
Golens
Otis Gaude
Gaude
Kington
Soldier Deaths at Manila Reported by War Department
Washington January 11 The war department received a General Otis report listing deaths from January 4 to January 18 in Manila campaigns. Names include Bert Cornett William B Bush Harlan E McVey Harry Archboald Gilbert C Perrine William A Bush Lee Morse Charles Heiser and others due to smallpox typhoid fever diphtheria gunshot wound dysentery and related causes.
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War Department
General Otis
Arthur Saunders
Fourteenth Infantry
Bert Cornett
Twentieth Kansas
Harlan E McVey
Harry Archboald
First
Montana
Gilbert C. Perrine
Thirteenth Minnegate
Train robber gang leader identified in Kansas City arrest
The Star reports from Mansfield that self confessed train robber Kennedy identified John Rheonedy, organizer of the Macomb Mo heist last Tuesday on the KC Fort Scott and Memphis passenger train. Identifications extend to Bill Ryan with connections to the James gang. Kennedy was brought to town for a preliminary hearing.
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Mansfield
Regum
Vie
John Rheonedy
Kansay City
Memphis
Macomb
Jennings
Bill Ryan
James
Ryan
Kennedy
Kansas City
Topeks Westmoreland & Waterville Railroad chartered
Secretary of State Clark issued charters to several large concerns in Topeka Kansas. The Topeka Westmoreland & Waterville Railroad company is formed with capital of 14,009,000 and aims to build a 50 mile standard gauge line from Topeka through Shawnee Riley Wabaunsee Jackson Pottawatomie and Marshall to Water ville and to erect a telegraph line. Directors include J. W. Glued and others. The Jefferson City Fort Scott & Southwestern Railroad receives a 64,000,000 capital stock charter to run from Jefferson City Missouri to Fort Scott Kansas, across Bourbon Allen Neosho Chanute Wilson Elk Montgomery Kautauqua Cowley, about 300 miles, with a telegraph appurtenance.
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Clark
Topeks, Westmoreland & Waterville Railroad Company
QS. Glued
J. W. Glued
DB E Palmer
Tope
Thomas Norton
Chicago
Spring
Boston
Thig Corporation
Topeka
Shawnee, Riley
Wabsunsee
Jackson
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Marshall
Waterville
Rmil
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Jefferson City, Fort Scott & Southwestern Railroad Company
Reuben L. Dawes
Alebans
John E. Frost
BF. Ware
Trpea
William C. Guon
Fort Scott
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Butchinson
Bourbon, Allen
Neosho
Chanute
Wilson, Elk
Montgomery
Kautauqua
Cowley
Kansas
Losald
Jones
Meade
Leys Benedictun Bert
Ed Squires
Senate approves peace treaty report without amendment
Washington January 11 the senate authorized Davis to report the peace treaty favorably with no amendment. The committee met briefly, quorum only, proxies sent by absentee members, and Davis told to press early action. A separate measure to lift the secrecy injunction was also authorized.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Cullom
Clark
Morgen
Gray
Daniel
Mille
Turple
Senate
Home Lovers First Choice in Restricted Swiss Society
The piece compares Swiss maidens to American girls in restricted marriage choices, describing village societies that bar courting outsiders. It notes strict local norms, a changing password to pass scrutiny, and how distant lovers must navigate guards or use stealth to woo.
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Switzerland
Man heeds wife's money advice ends with lost hat
A man quarrels with his wife over money and fashion. Following her plan to hide cash in a hat, he boards the elevated train with a toppled bat, loses face, and returns home hatless and broke after a vertigo episode.
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Columbus
Hamilton
Henry Bante
New York Sun
Choate Nominated Ambassador to Great Britain by President
Washington Jan 11 President nominates Joseph Choate of New York as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Great Britain. Also named were H Brickenaten of Colorado as surveyor of customs in Denver and several postmasters in Kansas and Oklahoma. Bloomington Ill Jan 11 David C Dodge of Denver wed Miss Nancy Smith in a noon ceremony at the Rio Grande and Western railway offices. event described as brilliant.
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England
Washington
Senate
Joseph Choate
New York
Great Britain
H. Brickenaten
Colorado
Denver
Kansas
George Delaney
Axtell
David
Wentern Ballvend Masaager
Bloomington
David C. Dodge
Rio Greade and Weatern Railway
Mias Nancie Smith
Whims Of Polly Thaxter On An Island Parrot
A gray parrot inherited by Celia Thaxter mockingly tormented islanders with mimicry and coy welcomes. Polly’s calls and feigned gentleness contrasted with sudden ferocity, ending with disappearance after escaping a perch and later presumed death or poisoning on the island. Lewiston Journal notes and other brief items follow.
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New England
Polly
Celia
Dal
Cedric
Wally
Lewiston
Ma) Jour-nal
Markets and prices across Texas and Midwest trading floors
Markets across wire services show cattle and hogs steady to higher at Texas and Chicago hubs with mixed trends in grains. Texas steers around 1.05 to 1.15, feeders and stockers steady. Kansas City grain notes steady No 2 corn and oats, mildlifts in barley. Chicago live stock receipts near 14 000 with overall firm tone but some weakness in hogs and calves.
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