German Empire Neutral in Philippine Affairs Cables Say
A Sinaats Ziulling report quotes Berlin saying Germany will not assume protector of Spanish interests in Manila or Lotlo. It insists neutrality and protection of commerce under the US flag, while Washington monitors the stance. dispatch adds Luzon governors pledge loyalty to the Pilipino government and President McKinley’s policy amid fears of war.
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Jan
Berlin
Sinaats Zuliung
Lam
Trollo
Manila
Wieowonsul
Lotlo
Spain
Philippines
United States
Washington
P. L
Independencia
Malolos
Pilipino
Luzon
Utah News Roundup From State Agencies and Local Events
A broad Utah round up notes forthcoming shipment of flour to China and strong local investments in Salt Lake City. It lists irrigation contracts, farm yields, rail progress to Sulphur Springs, fake silver dollars in circulation, state school funds, and biennial reports. It also covers court appointments, mining accidents, prison farm outputs, library acquisitions, and local ordinances on prize fighting and checkers.
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Lehi
Spanish Park
Gunnison
Utah and Pacific
Constellation
Salt Lake City
Moxyan Richards
Park
Utah Legislature Organized as Senate Chooses Nebeker President
Utah's 1910 legislative session opens with eight holdovers and ten new senators. Justice Barthol administered oaths, Nebeker elected Senate president, Howell runner-up. House selects Roylance for speaker. Murdock leads Republican caucus. Officers sworn in, rules adopted, session adjourned to 2 PM for governor’s message.
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Roylance
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hammond
Justice Barteh
Aquila Nebeker
Midh County
Joseph Howell
Cache County
W. 8. Tolton
Beaver
I. BR. Vance
Martin Lenzi
Salt Lake
L. ©. Johnson
Charles Augustin
Uintah
House
W. G. Nebeker
Committee On Rules
Evans
Flowell
Abel John Evans
Justice Miner
William M. Roylance
Utah County
John R. Murdock
Teaver County
Roylane
Murdock
George Whittington Rich
Shepard
Hansen
Robinson
Larson
Proposed Action Against State-aided Competition
London meeting of anti bounty league calls for an immediate convention with Germany Austria Heland and Belgium to abolish bounty and guarantee producers security in British markets. Lieutenant General John W Laurier argues for countervailing duties amid French flag bounty concerns.
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London
Germany
Austria
Heland
Belgium
John W. Laurier
Pembroke Borough
Canada
Collision on Curve Kills Thirteen in New Jersey Trains
A head on crash between a Lehigh Valley local and an excursion train at a sharp curve near West Dunellen New Jersey leaves thirteen dead and over twenty five injured. Authorities suggest operator orders may have caused the collision with crews cleared.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
West Dunellen
N. J
Tround Brook
Millon
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Shamokin
Daughter of Utah Judge Found Dead in San Francisco
Mrs. Charles McQuewan, daughter of Supreme Judge James A. Miner of Utah, committed suicide at the Stenton lodging house 712 Sutter Street San Francisco. She hanged herself with a strap and a noose from a wardrobe. Coroner and deputies arrived. inquest planned. She had been suffering melancholia and left a farewell letter. She was formerly prominent in Salt Lake City and Ogden social circles.
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San Francisco
Charles McQuewan
James A. Miner
Utah
Stenton
Sutter Street
Sullivan
Mra McQuewan
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Train Robberies Data From The Past Year Revealed
Cincinnati January 11 The Express Onzelle lists nine year records of train robberies in the United States with totals of 046 hold ups 88 killed 777 wounded and 28 hold ups in 1808 including stage robberies and gunfire figures. The New Mexico scene shows instant death for offenses under federal jurisdiction.
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Sister Republic
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Resignation Letter Sparks Paris Court Tension
Echo de Paris prints M Quesnay de Beaurepaire statement on resigning as president of the civil section of the court of cassation. He alleges a conspiracy to exonerate Dreyfus and says his act aims to avenge the army and its generals for suffering endured in silence.
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Echo de Paria
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Poria
Alrogram
Cayenne
Vreseh Guinan
Leo Brunitenault
Bcole Militaire
Moat
Unclear text fragment mentions troop movements and bombardment
Fragmentary notes describe threats to shipping and treasure transport by transport vessels. It mentions a vice consul, McKinley proclamations, and US troops expected near Guimaras and Negros as plans unfold.
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Fami
Newport
Potter
McKinley
United Sta
Trejlo Ween
Guimaras
Negros
Dispatches Reach London on Russian Armament Probe
Bebastopol correspondent of the Times reports two months of inquiry into whether the Russian government will disarm as urged by Emperor Nicholas. Frontline correspondents note large-scale mobilization and fortifications as frontier garrisons are strengthened and units move toward the frontier.
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Death of Princess Tetua Marana Revered in Tahiti
From Tahiti reports state Princess Tetua Marana daughter of the late Princess A and adopted by Queen Pomare has died. She married John Brander of Scotland with nine children, later wed Dar ele another Scot. Her loss leaves the southern islands in mourning.
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Jan
Bringa
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Tetua Marana
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Morea
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Sal
John Brander
Tirander
Darele
Enthusiastic Arrival and Local Turmoil in Cuban City
Senor Jolame Masso arrives in Santiago from Wamba amid a lighted procession. A guard on patrol shuts a Spanish club. A Cuban man accused of murder from December 16 faces trial. Socialist riots in Paris injure and arrest attendees. Washington reports discuss international cargo talks and a proposed six teen year term payment by Germany for new shipping routes.
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Senor Jolame Masso
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Te Bai
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Wivwe Persons Injured in Wreck Near Duquesne Pa
A Monongahela traction car went over a 25 foot embankment near Banking bridge at Duquesne. Several passengers burned, serious injuries to conductor Charles McCullough Mia and W J Halley Peter Ladi Anton Ladi W J Dailey. all expected to recover.
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Banking Bridge
Charles McCullough
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W. J. Halley
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Anton Ladi
W. J. Dailey
Dewey Opposed as Governor General of the Philippines
The article reports Secretary of War Alfrer opposition to making Admiral Dewey governor general of the Philippines and asserting army authority over navy in military rule. It notes the president's informal push and Dewey’s likely reluctance to serve, with a possible temporary role only. Dewey asked to return to the United States within months, a request described as conditionally granted.
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Washington
Jan
Alfrer
Dewey
Philippines
Navy Department
United States
Castaways Rescued After 154 Days At Tristan da Cunha
Captain BR Shaw and ten crew members of the British bark Glen Huntley, thought lost after a June gale, survived 154 days on Tristan da Cunha with eggs and sea eagle flesh. Rescued by the warship Thrush and landed at Simons Bay South Africa in November. A letter from Shaw recounts the ordeal.
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Manila Sees No Change as Protests Rise in Pangpanga
Situation remains steady in Manila while Friday protests in Pangpanga province ratify Aguinaldo's proclamation. Night entry to the city is restricted with searches and precautions. Captain Harlan MacVeey buried on Friday. Private William Anaseh of Company M Kansas volunteers dies of smallpox.
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Harlan MacVeey
William Anaseh
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Pardon Call From London Chronicle Over San Martin
London reports the United States should demand pardon for Colonel Julison San Martin who was sentenced to life imprisonment in Ceuta for abandoning Ponce Ortollo and gaining favor with Spanish forces as U.S. troops landed in Puerto Rico. Carson city Nevada notes McMillan files for governor challenge alleging illegal votes in Humboldt Lincoln Nye counties. Washington dispatch says three Philippines transports will be renamed Grant Sherman and Sheridan with two more vessels pending.
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William McMillan
Rhelphold Sadler
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Humboldt
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Nye
Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
War Department
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Mobile
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Northwest notes recount a string of uneasy events
Mason Johnson captures a live eagle with a rabbit. James D. Carter named carpenter in Wyoming. Nero from Manila arrives at San Praneleco. John L. Bardwell found dead in San Francisco. Lassen county money and books under review. a Valencia Street thief has $840 in gold seized. Montana Republicans nominate Thomas Marshall for senator. Hardwick shot in Colfax saloon. Denver prepares for United States 10 to 1 Money League. injuries from a mine accident near Kane. a small comet observed near Pioche. Colorado legislature organized with Silver and Pop ticket. land deeds distributed to Indians in Carson region. California Debria Commission debates Yuba river diversion. Mexican herders wounded near Rawlins. Phoenix vault robbed by dynamite. $7,000 stolen from A K Willis, suspect Herman Maton.
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Looting claims denied by Filipino arrival at Iloilo
A Manila dispatch from Iloilo quotes a Filipino source stating that upon the American arrival there was no looting or misconduct by Filipino forces. It asserts orderly entry, hoisting of the Filipino flag, and a well functioning post office and customs under Filipino control, challenging accusations of looting and violence.
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Leiter asset buys Rhode Island Locomotive Works
Joseph Leiter via Joseph H. Toadiey of New York confirms the Rhode Island Locomotive Works property is acquired. The plant will be run by International Air Power Company, a syndicate led by Joseph Lester and European Rothschilds, for making appliances for the New York Automatic Truck Company and compressed air horseless trucks, while continuing steam locomotive manufacture.
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Joseph Leiter
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Rhode Island Locomotive Works
International Air Power Company
Joseph Lester
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New York Automatic Truck Company
Cuban General Aims to Unite Cuba and San Domingo
Havans January 8 A colonel in the insurgent army says General Gomez founded an army on the goal of uniting Cuba and San Domingo under one government. He believes the United States would not object and that this would create a state able to absorb Haymoon, paving the way for a western world ranked second to the United States. Madrid January 4 Colonel Julison San Martin, former Spanish garrison commander at Ponce, sentenced to imprisonment for life for abandoning the post after U S troops landed under General Miles. He will be imprisoned at Ceuta Morroccan penal colony opposite Gibraltar.
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America’s Protest Over French Concessions in China
Pekin January 8 United States Minister BE B S Conger protests against extending French or any power’s exclusive concessions at Shanghai while seeking an international basis for the existing settlement. The British minister has formally protested against mining and railroad regulations.
Manila Customs Receipts Rise After American Occupation
Officials at the Manila custom house report that trade in the city has gained momentum under American occupation. During November receipts averaged 20,000 a day in gold as shipping expanded and commerce penalties were noted as unlimited.
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Jan
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