Fires and politics ripple through Philippine and U S news
Telegrams in brief report Filipinos firing on Red Cross workers and a massacre plan around Mantle extepu. A $20,000,000 bill to pay Spain for the Philippine concession passes the House. Iloilo reports no further fighting as trade resumes and Agonriile arrives in New York. General Oriele may send troops to Cebu and Negros while Manila battles continue with 700 houses damaged and incendiaries burning Manilla suburbs.
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Red Cross
Philippines
Ilojo
Senor
Agonriile
New York
Europe
Oriele
Cebu
Negros
Santiago
Hawaii
Spain
Wave
Henry
Cortes
Marla
United States
Cogkrell
Congress
Trete
Maniia
Manila
California
Guadalupe
San Pedro Macati
Japan
Pines
Wiluman
Nunkin
Admiral Schley
Cuba
General 19th Century News Snippet Mix From Various Regions
Mixed domestic notices report movements and events including Wiscons in Berlin related items, a Detroit cruiser ordered to Nicaragua, a Beloit seed deal, and deaths in Illinois and Montana. Society, railroad, and political items appear with references to New Jersey, Pennsylvania ironworkers, and the American Canadian Joint Commission. A Hartford doctor allegedly revived a man by snow burial, Zita Monaghan dies in Joliet, and ships and oyster boats face peril at sea.
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Chicago
Nebegamon
Wie
Wisconsin
Detroit
Nicaragua
Sara M. Clay
Deal St Beloit
Wisdiam
Polly Patton
Assumpton
Ill
Joseph Boveh
Mont Clare
Doys
Harry Payne Whitney
Edwin Gould
New Jersey
Sampson
Pennsylvania
Joint Commission
Hartford
Zita Monaghan
Slater
Loretto
Joliet
Gazelle
New Orleans
Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Ron
Stent
Skagney
Waite Pass
Alaska
Charles Hort
Denied
J. Edward Adeleks
Dover
Delaware
Trust
North Nakata
Richard Croker
Shipwreck survivors and missing Bulgar
A 65 year old German with apoplexy is noted in a dispatch. Four crew members of the Hamburg American liner bulgaris were landed at Baltimore after a failed attempt to launch a boat during a storm. they were picked up by the steamship Victoria. The Bulgaria’s fate remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Baltimore
Viltoria
Bulgaria
Foreign turmoil and imperial moves shake Europe and colonies
A sweeping digest notes Russia depriving Winland of rights, the Umbreg near Pindeen England, and births in Egypt. Emile Loubet elected French president amid Paris disorder. US Britain protest Germany over Samoa, and insurers profit from storm salvages. Reports from Berlin, Paris, London cover pianists, colonial gambits, Hungarian cabinet talks, and court actions against press offenses and glorifying violence.
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Russia
Winland
Pindeen
England
Ason
Heir
Egypt
M. Emile Loubet
France
Nations Assembly
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Samoa
London
Paul Julius de Reuter
Reuter
Nice
Derlin
Xavier Gcarwenka
M. Menier
Anticosti
India
L. 4
Leiter
Chicago
Tunia
Trance
Brazil
French Guiana
Obs
Droy Misies
Inia Talla
Ingnis
Washington
Chambers
Kotonma
Sail
Daron
Enlf
Max Regis
Ant
Meni
Algierk
M. Phillippe
Wisconsin Legislature Sees Short Evening Session
Wisconsin legislature reconvened for a brief evening session. In the Senate Senator Dennett, whose factory burned at Port Washington, was granted a one week leave. Senator Welton praised Gov Scofield and the national guard for their prompt response to the president's call for troops. Bills passed included state board control of wheel founts and police powers for state officers and employees. Bills killed included payments for real estate improvements and prisoner tort discharge. In the Assembly a joint resolution on circuit court jurisdiction and an appropriation to William Woiton were sent to a third reading. the assembly adjourned for the day. The governor of Ohio invited participation in Ohio statehood centennial. referred to committee. The North Dakota senate petitioned.
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Milwaukee
Brayton Ives
New York
Says
Samuel H. Agge
Alove
Philadelphia
Robert J. Burdett
Passadena
Cal
Richard Croker
Tammany
Battery Park
Manufacturing Investment Company
Appleton
Wis
Marie Obrey
Dex Moines
Sacramento
Hland
Grad
Isapella
Cripple Creek
Texas Railroad Commission
Alger
Hobbers
Cherry Vale
Kan
Charles Dewize Bridgman
Aaly Trimity Pla
Episcopal Cluireh
Gap
Charles Es Sumeh
Lafayette
Armtees
Purdue Diversity
Trenton
American Cereal Company
Florence B. Rogers
Kaye J. Adams
R. W. Won
Wisconsin University
Pierace A. Taylor
Wisconsin
Treasury
Marcog T. Miller
Tighland Bay
Bingham
Utah
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
N. L. Séost
Senate
Ton Tammiliee
Pacifc
Pace
John Teathberger
Nnk I
Rathberser
Charles Beresford
Chisago
Britain
America
Abtomney-General
Clapaugh
Maryland
Supreme Court of the Piatrict
Columbia
Surprlce Mills
Madison
Ad Appleton
Ans Gore
George B. M. Harvey
New York World
North American Review
Conscience Fund
United States Treasury
I Coats
City
Edith Ponpleton
Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
Samuel S. Holabird
WS. A
Sehtey
Naval
Sampson
Lowaling Cervera
Santiago
Agnes Gordon Soutter
James T. Boutler
Morgan Dix
Rinity Church
Towish
North Carolina
Madigan
Dennett
Port Washington
Welton
Gov
Scofield
William Woiton
Green Bay
Assembly
House
Mills
Ohio
North Dakota
Congress
Bil
State Medical Board
Orton
Seoater Haxter
Committee On Claims
Ames
Committee On State Affairs
McGillivrey
Wisconsin Assembly Debates State Politics and Reforms
Madison reports detail the Wisconsin legislature’s activity in late February with debates over uniform federal election support, funding for state prosecutions, jail reforms, and the Evening Wisconsin as official state paper. Bills include barring nuisance fences, barber examiners, and registering doctors while considering county payrolls and voter residency requirements.
Congressional News Roundup From Washington
In Washington the Senate disposed of the anti smuggling bill by taking up the army reorganization measure and leaving it unfinished. Amendments to the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill proposed subsidies for a submarine cable project and extended construction timelines. Hull Hawley arm y bill debate opened in the Senate with Mansfield Mitchell and Cockrell opposing parts of the plan while supporting reform. The House adjourned on naval bill day amid a price dispute on armorplate at 545 per ton and the farewell address readings concluded.
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Washington
Senate
Breye
Committee On Foreign Relations
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Islands
Aod
Wawall
Philippines
Warren
Rep. Wyo
Mitcell
Cockwell
Proctor
Mitchell
Dem
Wis
Armored plate price limits and naval rank amendments in Senate debate
Washington reports a lengthy Senate session on the river and harbor bill and naval provisions. Amendments set armor plate at 445 per ton, restricts to current appropriation, and create the rank of admiral for Navy. votes showed strong partisan support. A Nicaragua canal amendment sparred, with a broader plan to control a route if concessions failed. The military bill and army reorganization proposals moved forward amid partisan clashes.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Manual
Walker
Rep
Mass
Mowdy
House
Alford
Sar
Sharpes
Squiresiver
Wis
Nicaragua
Costa Miva Sual
United States
Joharson
Ind
Lie
Philippie
O'Flaxherty Shure Rivalry Sparks Stormy Race Claim
Fragmented OCR notes allege insults and a chaotic exchange over a race. Names like Ciaver and O'Toole appear with accusations of missteps, rough language, and a claim of someone breaking a jaw during a confrontation at Gl'dmore.
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Dunalgar
O'Toole
PACTS OF REAL INTEREST IN 19TH CENTURY FRANCE AND AMERICA
A scrambled OCR snippet discusses a French presidential term of seven years, average lifespan figures, and demographic notes about Germans and Irish in the United States. It notes the first U.S. capital in Philadelphia in 1782, church communications, and global Catholic versus Protestant counts. It cites U.S. gold production in 1898 per the Mint director, claiming a surplus over 1857.
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France
United States
Philadelphia
Unite States
Fragmentary Verse Note Reflects Crowded Street Scene
A fragmented poem tone depicts two figures amid a seething crowd at dusk. One views the day as wheat while the other sees it as an aust, with a reference to the Wines of God and a trampling scene in a rough, atmospheric urban setting.
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J. A. Waring
Marshfield
Puace
Wisconsin Legislature
Mailison
Dodge County
Passion of the Assembly
McGrath
Oval
Boutelie
Yice-Admilrat
Dewer and Schley
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Christvana
Hood
Sarsaparifla
Berofyla
New Eleven
Oryas Palas
Davin Lavin
Ottawa
Kungus
Asaritha
Rover
My Ay Waters
Sd St
Washington, D.C
Earl
van Wren
Caniersta Pig Syri Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Col
Bodigville
Pyle
Weil
Winchester
Fati
Sean
Dan Mnesre
Aix
Hew Havin
Care
John M
Madison St
Chicaco
Ila
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