Insurgent Activity Grows in Manila Amid Philippine Crisis
Manila reports insurgent junta active in cooperation with Hong Kong factions. Gener al Otis calls Manila the most troublesome center. Rebels target American control, press urges congressional action. Arms landings, reorganization rumors persist across Luzon provinces. raids, taxation, and looting disrupt commerce. American ports open to trade. forces prepare expedition to northern Mindanao with gunboats Manila and Yorktown and regiments. Edna McClellen fundraiser notes substantial subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Otis
Hong Kong
Miabini
Flores
Louis Spitzel
Louis Spitzel & Co
Luzon
Taylor
Calamba
Morong
Americana
Zambales
Mascardo
Nueva Ecija
Tarlac
Albay
Legaspi
Denzel
Allen
43Rd
Samar
Lukban
Kobbe
Leyte
Aguinaldo
Arrig
Min- Ganac
Yorktown
Fortieth
Camarines
Thirty First
Mindanao
Jolo
Bayambang Natives Sentenced to Hang for Murder
A military commission at Bayambang has sentenced two local men to be hanged for murdering countrymen. The ruling was reported from Manila dated March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bayambang
Proclamation Abolishes Slavery in Guam Island
Governor Richard P. Leary announces absolute prohibition of human slavery or peonage in the Isle of Guam effective February 22 1900. The decree urges honest labor and equal rights under a new American government, calling overturn of the late Spanish system a step toward prosperity.
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Washington
Island of
Guam
Isle of Guam
United States of America
United States
Richard P. Leary
United States Naval Station
Agane
Going South Admiral Dewey Leaves for Month Long Trip
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey departed Washington for a southern tour visiting Savannah Macon St. Augustine Jacksonville and Palm Beach. They expect to return late next month and may visit the exposition this summer. Mrs. Dewey is named chairwoman of the battleship committee for the Cuban orphans Easter festival.
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Washington
Lakewood
Providence Burglary Indictments Lead to 18 Year Sentence
Extraordinary Sentence Providence March 18. The grand jury indicted Frank Allen on three burglary counts. He pleaded nolo contendere. Counsel argued criminal acts stemmed from circumstances, not vice. Detective Parker reported prior burglaries. Judge Wilbur sentenced 18 years on each count, to run concurrently.
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Providence
Frank Allen
Jeremiah W. Phillips
Cranston
Walter B. Bliss
Nelson J. Kent
Col. Tillinghast
Taylor’s Pardons Bring Defendants to Frankfort Court
Frankfort Kentucky reporters note that Marek exix Gov Krown and Sime, who will defend Caleb Power, Johan Davie and William H Culton, on the charge of assisting the murder of William Goebel, arrived tonight. Browne asked if the defense would be offered at the examining trial but declined to answer. Powers suggested such a defense might be used. County attorney Polegreve says the state should be ready.
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Frankfort
Marek
Goev
Krown
J. ©. Sime
Caleb Power
Johan Davie
William H. Culton
William Goebel
Gev
Browne
Sev
Taylor
Davie
Lexington
Powers
Polegreve
Schley Home Fund Committees Report Strong Response
Washington March 1 At a meeting of the national executive committee the drive to raise funds for a Schley home received many favorable responses to the circular soliciting contributions Secretary Evane reports. Healee noted only a few refusals from naval contacts on duty and pledges continued effort to reach the goal.
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Washington
Nat H Executive Committee
Enin
Bchley
Evane
Healee
Ben
Washington March 1– Tueeday Second Class Mail Matter Action
The notice from Washington indicates an order setting aside a date on which second class mail matter will come under a certain authority. It references a legal or regulatory action affecting mail matter and an upcoming procedural step. The fragment suggests a formal filing or determination to implement the order on a future date.
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Washington
Ant
Praised and Prized Bread Flour Ad by T. J. McDonald
An advertisement extols bread flour as faultless and fragrant moist with fine grain. It claims high phosphate and gluten content, better yielding, and profit to the pocket. Promotes T. J. McDonald wholesale agent at Fletcher and Dutton streets Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McDonald
Cor. Fletcher and Dutton Sts
Lowell
Reports of Serious Trouble In China Denied
Washington authorities deny reports of talks to dispatch more U S troops to China and warn there is no imminent danger to American interests. Navy and War departments refute claims of conferences on troop numbers. Ambassador Von Holleben says Chinese affairs not discussed. Meanwhile labor tensions surge in Chicago and Paterson as machinists refuse to end strikes despite manufacturer ultimatums.
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Washington
United States
China
Navy Department
Associated Press
Meiklejohn
War Department
Long
Navy
Hill
Philippines
von Holleben
Germany
Bryan Delegates Likely in Nebraska Conventions
All for Bryan reports in Lincoln that Democratic and Populist gatherings in Omaha will name delegates pledged to William Jennings Bryan. Afternoon caucuses will decide at large delegates, but Bryan support remains the central aim for both parties. Populists face a split over Omaha Douglas County delegation, while Free Silver Republicans may join in a future endorsement without a formal convention.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Sioux Falls
Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Omaha
Douglass County
D. Clem Deaver
EB. Thomas
Poynter
Free Silver
Labor War Threatened In US And Canada
Chicago March 18. After a late night conference between the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades association, President J. O Connell warned strikes would be called immediately across the United States and Canada. The action would involve about 100000 workers and idle plants with multi million dollar capacities. Chicago labor troubles sparked the dispute and risked a general machinists strike unless leaders relent.
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Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Paterson
N. J
National Metal Trades’ Association
International Machinists
Machinists’ Union
International Association
International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Association
J. O'Connell
United States
Canada
Machin'sin Union
Nine Injured In Ninth Avenue Elevated Accident Near Rector Street
New York March 18 nine people were injured early today on the Ninth Avenue elevated line near Rector street. Five are severely hurt including David A. Findley at Hudson Street Hospital with a skull fracture. Others at Bellevue. Train sped to Harlem when a coal chute dropped from the coaling station roof striking the cab, tearing the roof off and flinging engineers Barlow and Hutchins.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
Rector Street
David A. Findley
Hudson Street Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Findley
Richard Barlow
Yonkers
Shelvey
Alfred Alexander
James Manning
Harlem
Battery Place
Barlow
Hutchins
Barclay Street
Yale Senior Suspected of Variloid Case at Wall Street Dorm
March 18 New Haven health officials report another suspected varioid like illness in a Yale track athlete William D Brennan of St Paul Minn living at 113 Wall Street dormitory He is among two earlier cases including G W Perkins Jr and Rufus Parks at the colony The Health Officer cautions the case is suspicious but not confirmed as varioid or measles with no fear for the seriously ill patient and Perkins Jr expected to recover and return home next week
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New Haven
Varichod
Wall Street
Wm. D. Brennan
St. Paul
Minn
Wright
G. W. Perkins, Jr
Rufus Parks
The Number Nine Across History and Myth
A compact survey traces the cultural weight of nine through religion, myth, astronomy, and heraldry. It notes nine heavens in Muslim belief, nine muses in classical lore, nine worthies, and ecclesiastical and heraldic uses, concluding with a glow of symbolic reach.
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Joshua
Judas Maccabaeus
Alexander the Great
Ullus Caesar
Arthur
Charlemagne
Godfrey Bouillon
Mohammed
Leslie’s Weekly
Fragmentary court exchange mentions etaire ran and tow actions
A cryptic courtroom exchange questions who ran in the defendant's house. The witness replies that outcome depends on one’s point of view, noting confusion and erred terms like etaire ran and tow.
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Emait
Ofe
Concert review notes mixed success and virtuosity
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Emil J. Borjes performed a varied program including Mendelssohn Overture Fidelio Behr zither solos and Langley scenes. While the opening march and Langley movements impressed, Fidelio faltered due to missing players. Behr’s zither solos and Bagley’s clarinet solo drew praise alongside strong string passages and Carmen selections, with minor horn uncertainties.
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Mendelssohn
Fidele
Beethoven
Romanz
Bom Carl Behr
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Nolte
Will A. D. Bagley
Gang’s
Spain
Langey
Behr
Bizet
Bagley
Boston Concert Gossip Highlights Shifts in Local Music Scene
Edmunds joins the Trinity church quartet in Lawrence with pupil Ethel Wison set to sing alto. Ernest Von Dohnanyi debuts with the Boston Symphony Orchestra to strong notices. De Pachmann and Marteau announce Music Hall recitals in Boston with Chopin pieces, Bach numbers, a Mozart sonata, and the Kreutzer Sonata interpreted in dual performances.
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Edmunds
Unitarian Church
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Ethel Wison
Ernest von Dohnanyi
Boston Symphony Orchestra
de Pachmann
Marteau
Music Hall
Boston
Bach
Weinowski
Kreutzer
Handsome shoe window highlights Queen Quality shoes
The Bon Marche showcases a handsome shoe window for women featuring Queen Quality Shoes. About 100 pictures of Queen Louise of Prussia, esteemed by her subjects, adorn the display. Artist Leon Moran created the commemorative picture reflecting the high character of the line.
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Bon Marche
Louise
Prussia
Leon Moran
Mortuary Report and Vital Statistics From City Clerk
Mortuary report for the week ending March 7, 1906 lists 23 total deaths from population 9,114 with 12 under five. The long list names individuals and ages with causes such as heart disease, pneumonia, tuberculosis, typhoid fever, diphtheria, bronchitis, and convulsions. Also notes weekly infectious diseases, and health board figures. Also includes a testimonial about Dean's Ointment curing a leg sore.
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Malley Mitten
Emily Jones
E. Donovan
H. McMahon
M. McDonald
Michael Macaro
Leo Lussler
Emery B. Moulton
Adelaide M. Smith
Catherine Leary
John Welch
Frencis Owens
Joseph Morain
Joseph A. Devorea
Raoul Vignault
Michael Doyle
lAsaie F. Huston
Julia T. Radcliffe
Bright
John Mackenele
Clara Molsan
Alfred Dion
Jacob Harwood
Maria Ohampoux
Sucan Shanahan
Hormidas Poulin
Helen A. Chamberlin
Pauline Curran
Board OF Health
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Congress
Edna McClellen
Leary
Admiral
Mrs. Dewey
Cullen
Schley Home Fund
Ion
He Johnson Laboratories, Inc
al Leading
Dregetets
Yale
Lowell Orchestral Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Carl Behr
Vital Statistics
Mortuary Report
Dean
W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Allcock
PainKilrer
Perry Davis
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Riggs Co
University Place
N.Y
Parkers
Isserant
Patis
Jo” Haim
Orion
Dobbins Electric
Dobbins Soap Mfg. Co
Phila
Prescott St
J- J. McMears
Tift, Vance & Co
Cstomers
Ace Capital
Fartown
Central St
Pawtucketville
Centralville
Highland
A. J
H. W. J. Howe
Real Estate
Courier-Citizen
H. A. King
Billerica Centre
Fourth Street
Broadway
Broom
Rock Street
Franklin Streit
Queen Street
Bartlett Street
Railroad Street
Somerset Street
Fulton Place
Middlesex Street
W. E. Dodge
Belvidere
Westford Street
K. H. Elliott
Central Street
Mighland Ave
Lewis D. Gumb
Gorham
Chelmsford
Ponsemee
Hassel Place
Granville Pierce
Mass
Ty Corporation
W. K. Dodge
Reom
Ceomtral Street
Ladham Street
Wigginville
Mosey Downs
Fernald
Westford
Seagal
Branch Streets
Pernai Street
Abewers
Dre. Greenhale
Wyman Street
Mia Mett
Aaray Ray Willoughby
State Royal Gem Co
Om Mit
Hesten
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