Skirmishes and diplomacy swirl around Manila in war news
Reports from Manila describe foreign ships pressuring troops as skirmishes continue near Manolla. Dewey’s actions prompt German protection for German subjects in the Philippines while Spanish and Filipino authorities seek pacific hints amid contested governance and a volatile political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manolla
Joe Madrit
Manila
Mercury
Reemol
Tauyslg
Liennligtoy
Gains
Philippines
Dewey
Ruval
Marsia
Stussell I Morrison
Havana
San
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Dewes
State Department
von Holleben
United States
Multiple 1900s news items mix domestic crime and politics
A jumble of short items names various incidents and figures. Victims killed in a railroad collision near Ogden. a divorcé suit for Tomas Seabrooke. Chicago and Aurora race trophy disputes. a syndicate takeover in Chicago and Alton. a missing Colorado Springs man suggests foul play. governors, judges, and political nominations cited along with fires and hotel losses.
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Madison
Fowinetom
Pestotiice
Tomas Seabrooke
Aurora
Chicaxe & Alton
Ogden
Anividan
Kayn
Santiago
Daha
Veonten
St Fosenh
Michuran
Rome
Central
Atlerica
Dosepa A. PeckNat
Ekhots Island
Samuel McIntyre
the Hermit
Stony Brook
Na Jy
Wtesepl I. Reynold Vosey
Watur
South Dakota
Joseph M. ‘Faylor
Vasant College
Sheridan Shook
New York
Lavi P. Marsh
Pennavoula
Washington
Lig
North Dakota and national political notes across the era
A mixture of legislative actions and political chatter spans medical license proof, a Philadelphia conspiracy postponement to April 10, and gubernatorial moves. Notables include death notices for Thomas Wackies and John Chartlon, calls around Roosevelts 1900 bid, and regional figures like Bishop Vertin and local real estate magnate George Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Lavi
Bird
Wilmington
North Dakota
Sendle
Thomas Wackies
Menard County
Petersburg
Rothermel
Quay
Philadelphia
George Allen
Southern
Wiacongia Real Estate
Blomfield
Elkhorn
Wis
Roosevelt
T. C Platt
Lodge
House
Washington
Philippines
John Vertin
Bishon
Marquette
Sault Ste Ma Wich
Mich
John Chartlon
Lawrence
Kan
Chartton
Villate
Ameri
Reading
Pennsylvania
le High Coal
Martin Mahon
Peyue Moort
New York
Roland 2
Molseux Bis Wen
Grand
Adams
United States
Samuel Pasco
Morida
Bloxtam Merch
Wrede S. Deltrich
Aiton
Ilinois
No Atkintie Steamship Combine
Europe
Kate J. Adams
Roland B. Malineux
Malineux
Luiertendat
Northartt
Tanner
Imll
Willard
Global Dispatches Signal Shifts in Politics and Conflicts
Reports from abroad touch many fronts with leadership changes and policy moves. Russia’s czar remains stable amid din, Uruguay elects Senor Curnings president, Arch Bishopland to cardinal, French senate backs revision bill, and Lady Curzon suffers mild ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Senor Curnings
Uiguay
Home Dispatch
Archbishon Treland
Curzon
Tulia
Au Gente
England
M. Constansiaa
China
Italy
Mna Bry
Che Riau
Germany
Genoa Roses
de. Raifel
Samoa
St. Porpstae
Sonreliust
Hawses
Paris
Cour
Count Castelane
Anna Gould
Carman Islands
Jamaica
Ranavalo
Madagascar
Algiers
France Names General Higuet as Paris Military Governor
A telegram reports President Louher appointed General Higuet to succeed General Zurlinden as military governor of Paris. The same dispatch notes that de j pope will not be invited to send a representative to the Washington disarmament conference. Reports mention Professor Wassermann's pneumonia cure serum and a British bill to force automatic couplings. European intrigue continues with Berlin, Paris, and London commentary on governments, deaths, and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat
Louher
Higuet
General Zurlinden
Paris
Tronden
Pope
Tolland Diearmament
Wassermain
Koch
Board
Ofade
House of Commons
Prince Radziwill
Arelle
Pionka
America
Dide
Orleans
Roussels In
Stn
Republi
Leish
Agoneilly
Vope Law Nii
Bala Suetderty’ i
Paros
Sig. Cordosa
Baron von Buriow
Ching
Victoria
Riviera
London Rally News
Rome
Prefeasor Sehel
Thealaian
Sehell
Father Reelker
Captein Murr
Symands
United States
Xumboat Marletia
Presleden Zelayt
Jean Bernard Rachberg- Roubenlowen
Austran
Frances Foseph
Congressional battles over Cuba policy and military bills
Debates centered on Sampson and Wheeler related disputes as the House and Senate moved through army and civil appropriations. Amendments to pacification in Cuba, naval armor issues, and district Alaska laws dominated sessions, with budget measures passing pending conference outcomes. The Pacific cable amendment remained open as Congress pursued broad public bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
District of
Alaska
House
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler Wuh
Up Ce
Poli
Varie
Buffy
Department of Justice
Army
Bath
Wile
Naval
sehley-Sampson
Sehley Ewo Nimberg
Sampson
Me. Walker
Rep. Mass
Theucrnoon
Senate approves Nonprolife Army Reorganization Bill
Washington notes show a Senate vote of 37 to 18 approving a modified amendment by Mr Gorman delaying permanent army increase beyond July 1 1801. The House sent two appropriation bills to the Senate including the assay and fortifications measures with large reductions. Death announced of Representative Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mt. Gorman
Dem
Messrs
Bale
Berry
Buller
Caffery
Chilton
Clay
Daniel
Hoar
Martin
Pettigrew
Turley
West
White
Penh
House
Triwl Conference
Aly Dockery
Dem. Miss
Mgr
Fitzgerald
Mass
United States
Mr. Sager
Rep
Osman Deis
Annapolis
Hurley
U. VI
Hot Springs
Fire destroys Muscogee business district. LT Loss $500000
A blaze wiped out the entire business portion of Muscogee with estimated losses of five hundred thousand dollars. No injuries are reported, and investigators are assessing the scene for the cause. The flames gutted storefronts and damaged surrounding streets, prompting temporary closures.
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Muscogee
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Cure All
In a period testimonial drive Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as the premier spring medicine. The copy claims it purifies blood, strengthens the weak, and cures various ailments from running sores and dyspepsia to consumptive cough, citing numerous testimonials from readers in Lowell Massachusetts and other towns.
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Hood
America
Moon
Duke
Lotisa Masus
Court Street
Lowell
Muss
Attoy
Mie
Kate Sh. Linas
Aunipons
Keleton
Fragmented text survey shows varied notes and nonsensical lines
The fragmentary OCR appears to mix stray phrases about roped ridges, old proverbs, and scattered comments on dealers habits, weather, class structure, and language limits. It references names like Besant and Balfour, discusses literacy and word counts, and mentions a general sense of historical garbled observations.
Catamaran In Detroit and A Distiller’s Bequest
The article mentions a catamaran related to a cat show at a convention hall and notes Hobson obtaining the vessel from Spanish officers. It also covers the late Hiram Walker, a noted distiller who died aged about 60 and left millions to his children and a Detroit children's free hospital charity of 100000.
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Javer
Fillipose Islands
Chiveyo
Nice
Hobson
Hiram Walker
Onaire
Children's Free Hospital
Detroit
Savage Ameter Ia
Strangest case I ever had described by a reluctant attorney
An attorney recalls a northern woods fishing trip where a guide is jailed for sealing whiskey. The defense tries every tactic, but the jury remains convinced of guilt. The old man addresses the jury, asking if the whisky would be sober now, revealing the case’s strong tensions and odd humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enale
Blu Man
Ley
Not Guilty After Jury Clears Man in Bar Room Fracas
The courtroom scene ends with a not guilty verdict as an old man, cheered by friends, recalls the tense fight. A friend asks how the outcome was managed, while the man jokes about whisky and incriminating evidence. The tale closes with a flurry of banter and a sobering reflection on luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Luz
Tria Kim
Detroit Free Press
Virchow Defends Vivisection for Scientific Needs
Berlin scientist Virchow argues that vivisection is essential for disease research once bacteriological origins are accepted. He says tiny growths cause poisons and can only be measured in living organisms, and that antidote study requires experiments on animals if modern medicine is to benefit human health.
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Brat
Rudal
Virchow
Berlin
Wirchow
Frivolous chatter across city columns spawns puzzled banter
A garbled blend of quotes from Detroit to Philadelphia and Washington stages idle talk about cables, salaries, and fashion, hinting at social comedy and frayed headlines in a fragmented newspaper page. The piece stitches snippets about skates, Cuban cables, Huston girls, and borrowed trouble into a single noisy collage.
Theodor Momsen Finishes Book On Roman Crim inal Jin
Theodor Momsen, who recently celebrated his eighth first birthday, has completed a book on Roman crime in the early empire. He is also said to be working on the fourth volume of his History of Rome. Some doubt his pace due to his habit of reading early Christian theological works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Elersy
Balfour Ie
William Moore
Sears
Fse
Theodor Momsen
Jin
Rome
Als Momsen
Governor McCord Endorsement on a Cure for Catarrh
A Washington letter from J M McCoan and Myron He McCord former New Mexico governor discusses using a specific remedy for catarrh. The note claims the treatment relieves nasal and chest symptoms, with emphasis on spring use and a claimed one month course. It requests readers to contact Dr Hartman for more details and a catarrh book.
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J. M. McCoan
Myron He McCord
New Muxico
Lee Msn
Washington
Colehding
Ehig
Aoimell
Hartman
Colnttua
Obis
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Marshfield, Wisconsin
News OF the World
Butler
Clenfuegos
Cuba
Ding
Congressional News
Janesville
Ecey Globe Publi
Efort
Schley
oMcera
Mesers
Peltgrew
Stewart
San Juan
United
Staon
Sovsian
Porto Rieu
Migitinosk Lidneknee
Nivanpeia
Iidiguetion
Dilkousiene
Lox Rd
Sarsapatiila Hoods
Sarsaheail
Rischinge
Nebising
Virchow ON
Sims
Cleveland
Seuond
Philadelphia Recorde
Watts
Huston
Polis
Lytianape Ols Dourmas
the &Paniard
Momsen
McOrd
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