Peace terms debated as Filipinos weigh surrender
Reports from Manila and Washington describe neutral reactions to a proposed liberal form of government for the Philippines. Otis and Dewey monitor negotiations while Filipino commissioners debate autonomy under American protectorate. Reports detail troop movements, armistice hopes, and internal divisions within the Filipino leadership amid ongoing hostilities.
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Alberts Dition
Mingilelta
Senor Gheana Coreg
Witte Viet Tinethian
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Marcil Nied
Setores Ploventy
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Senor Paterno
Mabini
Neoney
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Aguinaldo
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Lawton
Arayat
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Fire in Brooklyn destroy blocks and factories
A morning blaze on Freeman Street Brooklyn destroyed the Wells Brothers planing mill and four factories along with a blacksmith shop and fourteen dwellings. The fire spread rapidly through Eagle and Kent Streets burning several dwellings and an entire block. Estimated loss runs to about 350000 dollars.
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Joe
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Brooklyn
Wells Brothers
Theobal
Eagle and
Kent Street
Desperate melee ends in multiple gunshots in Fuplin
In Fuplin Missouri a fatal shooting and exchange of blows occurred on Main Street involving foreman Leonard and several bystanders. Leona Woods struck Leonard after provoking him, bullets struck Woods and others. Leonard was killed by a pistol shot and a guard restrained others as police arrived. Leona Woods is in jail awaiting transfer for safekeeping.
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Andrew Wrotts
Lenard
Uw Chieay Consolidate Roil
Wren
Walliay
Main Street
Leona
Sidlee
Woods
Leonard
Jodgiye
Seria
Lephard
Polive
Armel
Winchesters
Cendy
Leora Awits
Stalled Train Disrupts Rail Service Across County
A damaged dispatch describes multiple rail lines delaying service from Putbalerge and Gulf lines to the city. Officials report halted trains and diversions as crews work to clear damage near the river bend and main stations. Strong entities include Meh Damage Beteg Beas and Ce Lge Wyatacee as placeholders for the disrupted network.
Cumberland Presbyterians Protest Seating of Roberts
Reports from the General Assembly indicate a strong protest against seating Congressman-elect D. T. Roberts of Illinois. The memorial from Manod Presbytery urges the assembly to declare Roberts ineligible and asks presbyteries to send similar protests, with a likelihood of a vigorous debate over adopting the report.
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Camaberlian Presbyterian General Assembly
D. T. Roberts
Uiih
Manod Presbytery
House of Representsives
Roberts
Bristow to Investigate Kansas Postmasters
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow arrives in Topeka for a two week stay to review complaints against several Kansas postmasters. The inquiry tests Postmaster General Smiths order requiring full time dedication to presidential office duties, with removal as a possible consequence for non compliance.
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Topeka
Kan
Gvneral Bristow
Washington
Kansas
Smith
Post Ofice Department
Miners sought for color line in southern kansas
reports from Leavenworth and surrounding areas describe plans to recruit Black miners for southern Kansas and Native territory while white strikers allegedly fear violence. other items note a mine closure in Colorado, water project developments, tax land sales, textbook adoptions, pardons, and local crimes.
Secretary of War letter on Twentieth Kansas mustering out in San Francisco
Topeka reports Secretary Alger informs Governor Stanley that the Twentieth Kansas will be mustered out in San Francisco after landing troops there. Soldiers will receive travel pay from San Francisco to Kansas as they return home as private citizens. The letter notes Kansas reception planned but no Kansas assignment beyond mustering out.
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Topeka
Stanley J
Alger
San Francisco
Stanley
Kansas
Kantad
Thope
Rictly
R.A. Alger
Fred Buchananla
Nnaie
Chase Dosters
Buchan
Stumley
John D. Tallatt
Stolen Child Case Tied to Nurse and Ransom Warning
New York reports a kidnapping of Arthur Clarke’s 18 month old daughter by a nurse hired via an ad. The child was taken yesterday afternoon in a buggy and found later in Central Park. A ransom note claimed the child would be kept if the matter is publicized, signed by Three, with suspicion the nurse wrote it. Philadelphia also reports a fire destroying the Oxford hotel and stables causing about 100000 dollars in losses.
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New York
Arthur Clarke
Central Park
Not Believed Reports Of friction With Nicaragua
Secretary Long and Secretary Hay dismissed reports of U S friction with Nicaragua citing telegraphic and mail advices showing no serious dispute. Other items note Kansas City receiving one of the captured Spanish cannons, and Brigadier General Christian D Wolf’s death at 77. Front-page miscellany includes mangled travelogue prose about a city panorama and an eclipse, plus assorted notices.
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Washington
Intust
Bluefielda
Nicaragua
United States
Long
Hay
State Department
Undefined OCR fragment prompts limited headline
Fragmentary OCR text from an old newspaper page includes scattered names and partial phrases. No clear event or report is discernible to form a factual headline or a coherent summary.
Santa Fe Route Promoted for Education Travelers to California
In Kansas City reports, the Santa Fe Route authorities tout a one way fare plus $2 round trip option to California for educators and the public, highlighting a July Los Angeles convention. The message promotes comfortable travel, liberal stopovers, and shorter journey times, inviting readers to request particulars from agent Geo. C. Baer in Lawrence.
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National Educational
Los Angeles
Santa FE
Geo. C. Baer
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Railway
Lawrence
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