Telegrams in Brief Insular Affairs Philippines Pacification
Telegraph items report Grant noting quibels on Mount Aryat fell while fleeing. Funston says Filipinos under Challeo surrender gradually as MacArthur hosts reception in Manila. San Juan Portoco sees thousands witness new trolley line start as sole island road. Root comments Senate inquiry into Cuban affairs and Auditor Lawshe report. Having sees 2000 steevedores strike. Woods prompts police action to keep peace and move ships to wharves, easing lightermen dispute.
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Portoco
Kina
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Root
Lawshe
Big Tire
Woods
Boers War News and Domestic 1900 Highlights
President Kruger ill in bed with bronchitis as reports place General Kitchener on the move against De Wet’s forces. British setbacks include the capture of horses and supplies by the Boers and a surprise assault that killed fifty and captured two hundred. Royal and foreign notes mention Lord Roberts’s return to London, a coveted Order of the Garter, and a royal luncheon in his honor. Domestic items cover Swift & Co. profits, deaths in Detroit and Chicago, governors inaugurated in Boston and New York, railroads placed in receiverships, a powder works explosion, and crimes including burglaries and a wife murder verdict in Chicago. The late 19th to early 20th century tone blends wartime dispatches with political and social notes.
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Studebaker Wagon Works
I. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Samuel VR. BI
Adams Express Company
Quay
New Sweden Minn Poisonings and Wide World News
A chaotic summary of disparate events from the era notes multiple deaths. A Minnesota poisoning incident near New Sweden is reported along with numerous obituaries and sensational items including political shifts, corporate intrigues, and notable social events.
Fragmented News Narrative from Nebraska and Europe
The report blends several items including a Nebraska kidnapping case with a large reward and tribal dangers on a Wyoming trail, a Chicago German community figure Philip Bartholomae’s death in Heidelberg, and global notes from Britain storms to Russia treason arrests. It also mentions the czar’s movements, Australian federation events, and various unrelated political shifts.
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Mever
Po. Crowe
Wyoming
Mear Chadron
Eddie Cudahy
G.1 Crowe
Nebraska
Cudahy
Omaha
City Council of
Kidnipper
Philip Bartholomae
Chicago
Bartholomae & Selecht Brewing Company
Ileidelberg
Germany
Eidelberg
America
Huck Brewing Company
Bartholomae & Leieht Brewing Company
Kolomac
Wik
Inege Torm
Telegraphic Ticks and World News Briefs
Joseph Jefferson buys Chicago real estate for 7000 dollars. Dowie sails to the United States on the Coasrollier Saxonia. Russian circles in Paris confirm the czar's illness. United States Rubber directors cut prices. Four men attempt bank robbery at Montfort jail, nearly escape. Miss West Temple dies in Denver of pneumonia. Belle Tremont critically ill in Denver. Journal of Commerce cites 1900 fire losses at 3168 36250. 1908 losses 419 050 200. 1899 186 753 206. Velcasse and the Marquis of Lansdowne near a solution on Newfoundland French shore. Prussia to celebrate bicentennial Jan 18. ignores the king's birthday. Bradstreet shows weekly U.S. bank clearings at 2 203 175 743, up 22.5 percent.
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Joseph Jeferson
Chicago
Alexander Dowie
United States
I T
Paris
United States Rubber Company
Montfort Bank
West Temple
India’ Company
Denver
Belle Tremont
Bostonians
The
Journal of Commerce
Canada
M. Velcasse
Marquis of Fansdowne
William
Prussia
Bradstreets
Docks Rebuilt and New Piers Planned in Sheboygan
Sheboygan Wisconsin January 5 The C Reiss Company announces plans to rebuild its burned dock soon and says the total loss will not exceed 1000 The large coal recaps continue burning with undiminished vigor at night lighting the city with bursts of flame The steamer Rudolph operates while Northwestern Road workers conduct wrecking and debris removal ongoing cleanup efforts.
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Sheboygan
Wis
C. Reiss Company
Rudolph
Northwestern
CAMPS TAKEN AS GRANT LEADS MOUNTED MARCH
Generals Wheaton and Bates report numerous small captures and camp destruction in the mountains of southern Pampanga. Insurgent governor Col. Techon among the captured. Grant advances with mounted troops as MacArthur commutes sentences and debates school bill terms amid Filipino opposition. News also claims Aguinaldo is dead as sources in the Philippines stir speculation and survivors’ families report.
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Manila
Wheaton
Bates
Col
Techon
Tarice
Grant
Pamipangas
Gapou
San Bildro
Punptan
Atkinson
MacArthur
Commission
Department of Public Instruction
Federal Party
Pampaoka
Aguimaldo
Scheme to form minor league blocked at secret Cleveland meeting
In Cleveland a plan to organize a minor American baseball league was halted by interstate league representatives. The Interstate league will remain in existence under National league protection after Mansfield Fort Wayne and Dayton signed the agreement. Twelve cities considered include Toledo Columbus Dayton Indianapolis Louisville and Mansfield with applications already filed by six.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Mansfield
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Robbers Kill Saloon Keeper in Last Night Hold Up
Saloonkeeper Herman Sentin of Snyder Web Jen was shot and killed during a saloon robbery. Three robbers held up the saloon. citizens pursued and wounded one assailant, but all three escaped. Police seeking leads.
New Cap Defender Rumored Fastest Yet Built
The New Cap Defender is under construction and touted as the fastest launch yet, with secrecy around its completion. Ameren advances to the front in a rapid race, while a famed household remedy, Hosmetter's Stomach Bitters, claims a century of defense against dyspepsia constipation nervousness and grippe plagues.
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Ameren
Famour Househald Remady
Hosmetter
Igalth
Gen Harrison Plans Rise as Republican Leader
Gen Harrison is described as aiming to lead the Republican party in the upcoming campaign, signaling his intent to shape the party's direction and strategy.
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Gen. Harrison
Republican Party
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