Philippine Outbreak Report and Allied Reactions
A Turkish of internal telegrams from Agoucinio of Aguinaldo relays urging decisive U S senate peace vote impact on Malolos, with claims that Americans provoked clashes. Filipino forces claim 7000 engaged, 1000 Igorot among them, fight near Malate Pasig river, Caloocan, and San Juan del Monte. Americans seize waterworks, destroy villages, and impose disorder amid heavy casualties and counterclaims of treachery.
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Laden
Pilipino
Agoucinio
Aguinaldo
Montreal
Drelariig
Washington
Malolos
United States Senate
Otis
Agoncilio
United States
Evan
Aguinaldo Aigatu
Americas
Manila
Hong Kong
Caloocan and
Santa Mess
Malante
Mualler
Passi River
United States Flauke
Pasig
Malate Parseque
San Pero
Macati
San Juan del Monte
Singalon
Caloocan
Hue
Alalolos
San Antonio
Wolion Delpit
United
Philippine Islands
Ygorntes
Paranaque
Malaton
Mainbonga
Galate
U. S
San Palo
Lemar
Siguera
U.S. Senate
Congress
Weehawken Arrives at Ponta Del Gada With Passengers
British tank steamer Weehawken under Captain Casey from Philadelphia bound for Hull has docked at Ponta del Gada Azores. Passengers from Hamburg reported missing one vessel’s fate unclear. Also notes boxing tourney plans in Toronto and a mob lynching in Atlanta.
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Ponta del Gada
Azores
Weehawken
Casey
Philadelphia
Hull
Pasengers
Hamburg
Condent ed News Wrangles Across Rivers and Fires
Fragmented notes report Admiral Deweyne Sir Hibbert Tupper interview. Mont Sitanta tie in. BC government moves to disfranchise civil servants. George Panden house in Selkirk destroyed by fire. Peach crops damaged in Michigan and Georgia. Yukon route rumors traced to WH. Ro box. McKinley backs Pacific cable in Congress. Prince Napoleon kin involved in royal gossip. John Charlton MP speaks on trade in Chicago. Kipling sued by father-in-law for 50 000. Montreal fire claims one fireman dead. Presley Rockville and Sendamrui appear in blotched items. Koen ND Church destroyed by fire. Snowy spills in Nelson I. C. house fire. Skaters carried from Lake Michigan shoreline. New Brunswick election nominations. six by acclamation. US customs officers arrested at Log Cabin Yukon.
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Deweyne
Hibbert Tupper
Pipestone Express
Mont Sitanta
B.C
Failore
George Panden
Selkirk
Michigan
Georgia
Yukon
McKinley
Congress
Prince Napoleon
Larien Honparte
Th Koen
Aed
Lament
Ated
Nelson
I. C. House
Lake Michigan
Chicago
New Brunswick
U. S
Log Cabin
Storms Delay Trains Across Ontario and Northeast
A fierce winter storm disrupts CPR Owen Sound Division with no service Owen Sound to Toronto. Passengers endured a cold night aboard a stalled train near Crombie station. Similar delays hit Teeswater connections and Cheltenham crossings as staff cleared heavy drifts. Elsewhere cold wave warnings spread from Washington to Boston and New York with record lows and several frost fatalities reported.
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Toronto
Eso
Ontario
Canadian Pacific
Owen Sound
Crombie
Orangeville
Teeswate
Streeteville Junction
Cheltenhaw
Washington
Bureau
Washinton
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Boston
Mase
New York
Brooklyn
Charles Sailor Alatorer
Coney Island
Telegraphic Brevities item list from Feb 12
Briefs from multiple cities report various incidents and notes including deaths from lamp injury and bulldog attack, stock dividends, a Vancouver steamer sinking with two drownings, a planned disarmament conference in The Hague via the U.S. embassy, a major factory explosion in Mansfield, Ohio, a theft haul of silks, and extensive fire and insurance losses across several companies.
Fighting Again in Manila and Canadian Rail Update
A cable dispatch reports United States forces capturing Caloocan via a combined assault using the Monadnock monitor and supporting batteries. The action is described as decisive with heavy enemy losses. Concurrently, Montreal orders twelve Grand Trunk locomotives for freight and passenger use, highlighting modern improvements and rail expansion.
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Manila
United States
Caloocan
Delalome Church
Soo
Uta
7Bela
Montana Regiment
Juss
Ged Woroms
Fizbring Wwers
Presid
Cnight
Pennylsania
Zenth Peuusylvanias
de la Loma
Jensen
Utth Gan
Kansa
Suvernors
Thehinese
Montana
Pennsylvania
Fire at the Citadel in Halifax Destroys Offices and Rooms
A blaze struck the Citadel area in Halifax around midnight. Fire spread through offices, a recreation room, and trees, consuming structural roofs. The chemical engine exhausted its supply, steam engines assisted across Sackville Street, and a central engine fault forced a shutoff to halt further damage.
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Halifax
Sackville Stret
Sackville Street
Citadel
Howe
Mlade
Retirement plans shuffle high ranking officers in New York
A Washington telegram reports General Exgan to be placed on the retired list after years of service and Colonel John Fe Weston to be nominated to the senate as commander general of substance. The Gen Exgan retirement follows prior court martial actions and will forfeit about $1,818 in annual pay for the next six years under the suspended sentence.
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New York
Washington
John Fe Weston
Suiience Department
Senate
Tabaistence
Tral Exgan
Exgan
Fitzsimmons Declines Time-Locked Fight Purses
Chicago February 10 Flux interview quotes Fitzsimmons saying he will not fight until a challenger can respond to time calls. He references an $80,000 purse offered by Lenox Athletic Club for a 25 round bout with Sharkey. When asked where he plans to finish, Fitz replies Dan Stuart and Carson City are fine.
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Chicago
Fitw
Simmons
Lenox Athletic Club
New York
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Fitz
Dan Stuart
Carson City
Manitoba racing circuit elected and other 1900s items
Manitoba Dairy association elected a new racing circuit. Ottawa won the Jubilee curling trophy by defeating Quebec. Canadians urged to France and conside Gen Eagan placed on retired list. Ben Parrett of Hamilton murdered his mother. A civic inquiry into the Hotel Manitoba fire. Earthquakes reported in New Mexico and Ohio. Dominion Artillery association officers elected at Ottawa. Sir John Abbott’s Montreal residence sold for club purposes. Sir Charles Topper backed Quobohr immigration. Live Stock and Dairy associations addressed by Premier Green. Northwest Fire Tpearance company directors elected. Fines reported from US cities causing damage. Mire Melony of Welland arrested for forgery. Pistencsak discharged in Stuartburn murder case. Roland merchants burned out. Ocean hurricane. many steamers affected. Quebec smallpox report: about 25 patients. Lord Mount Stephen showing interest in Canadian investments. Canadians claim against US miners in Atlin. trouble feared. Ottawa doctors say vaccination is effective against smallpox. Coldest weather in 25 years across the continent. many frozen in New York and Chicago.
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Manitoba Dairy Association
Manitoba
Ottawa
Quebe Conus
France
Eagan
Ben. Parrett
Hamilton
Club Perpmes
Sir Charles Topper
Premier Green
Mire
Melony
Welland
Ont
Pistencsak
Stuartburn
Roland
Ocean
Quebec
Lord Mount Stephen
Himelf
United States
Atlin
Conminent
New York
Chicago
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Kipling
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Europe
Iheas
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Orel Manney
Channey M. Man Rorue Mallory
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Argonaut Rowing Club
Hall of the
Amateur Athletic Association of Canada
Canada
Rome
Prince Napoleon Charles’ Gregorie Jacques Philippe Bonaparte
Prince Lucien Bonaparte
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Bastery
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Harrt
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London
Vienna
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Standard
Austria
Engla
Spain
Dveiband
Germany
Italy
Lord Salisbury
Philippines
All Steel and Wire Company
Tilsoutare
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Providence
Ma Henal Assembly
Victoria
British Columbia
Grand Trunk
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Vancouver
Negrese
Listar
BUSSE
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Goderich
Tupper
Huron
Clinton
Batterson
Point Atkinson
Vancouver Harbor
August Nelson
Peter Colfield
Pierre
St Petersburg
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Hague
Mansfield
Baxter Stove Works
Dorothy Morton
Phillip
Morris
Rowans
Kent Eines
Crockery
Liverpool
Gloe
Western Amursnce Company
Son and Lancashire
Nort America
North British and Mercantile, Scotrie
Union and Phornix
Hartford
Atlas
Gor Mutual
Grand Trunk Railway
Media Department
Sytem
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Dr. B. Pelletier
Board of Healthies
Sonlanges
de Lac
Ean Landing
St Teleephore
St. Patric
Montral
Winniper
Alan
van Pistinenak
Wasyl Bajrozko
Dawson
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Hutton
Seneral Bogan
Flux
Northwest Fire Tpearance Company
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