Mount Dajo Battle Near Jolo Kills 15 Americans
Major General Leonard Wood reports a major action at Mount Dajo near Jolo from March 6 to 8. Fifteen American enlisted men were killed, one officer and four more wounded, plus thirty two naval casualties. Moros suffered about six hundred killed. several officers and men were wounded on the American side.
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Manila
Jolo
Leonard Wood
Division of the Philippines
Sulu Islands
Moros
Mount Dajo
Ensign H. S. Cooke, Jr
United States
Pampanga
Pampanga Fort
Gilmore
Constabulary
John R. White
Tyree Rivers
Gorston Johnston
Wiley T. Conway
Sixth Infantry
Joseph W. Duncan
Cable Break Delays Mount Dajo Battle Details
Manila reports the cable between Jolo and Mindanao is cut leaving only launch service. Details of the Mount Dajo battle are unavailable, but authorities seek information. No more fighting is expected on Jolo while federal troops and constabulary pursue Moros in Mindanao.
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Manila
Jolo
Mindanao
Mount Dajo
General Corbin Comments on Jolo Fight
General H C Corbin, recently in command of the Philippine division, says the Jolo fighting has no bearing on the Philippine situation. He describes the Moros as religious fanatics loyal only to their faith and capable of trouble at any time, likening them to Apache outbreaks in former Arizona and noting no relation to Filipino conduct.
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San Francisco
H.C. Corbin
Division of the Philippines
Jolo
Arizona
Ates
Sensational cure claim for Mrs Caldwell promotes Peruna remedy
Ida Caldwell of Sioux City Iowa credits Peruna with curing her chronic catarrh and lung irritation after three days relief and two and a half months to full recovery. The advertisement touts thousands of grateful testimonials and promotes Peruna as the physician endorsed cure with claims of national praise and widespread use.
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Ida Caldwell
Pearl Street
Sioux City
Order of Washington
Moros on Jolo Island and Mindanao crowd
The text discusses Moros as prone to internal fighting and violence, noting individual actions labeled as inspiration. It estimates 5,000 Moros on Jolo and up to 40,000 in Mindanao, and suggests education may yield a better type, while doubting any change to the broader Filipino situation.
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Jolo
Mer
Mindanao
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Restored Kidney Function
An 1890s advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to heal kidneys and bladder without falsities. Sold by O. D. Kgcefel.
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Foley
O. D. Kgcefel
Compromise Hinted in Moroccan Reform Conference
Expressions by French and German delegates in Algeciras Spain suggest a compromise on previously deadlocked points may be reached at today's sitting.
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Algeciras
Spain
Death at Columbes due to stomach weakness and starvation
Mary J. Walters of St. Clair Street Columbes Ohio describes crippling stomach weakness and nerve wreckage that left her unable to eat or sleep, as she was left to die before treatment was given. The fragment portrays a dire medical neglect case from a late period.
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Mary J. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbes, O
Frenzied Fireman Steals Locomotive In East St. Louis
Charles Guenther a recently dismissed fireman at the American steel foundry seized a locomotive on a sidetrack, plowed through a brick wall and into heavy machinery, then threatened bystanders before W. A. Moore disarmed him and others helped subdue him. He was taken to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Ill
Charles Guenther
American Steel Foundry
Guenther
W. A. Moore
Moore
Smile at All Times and Drink Rocky Mountain Tea
An upbeat verse urges daily smiles from morning to night and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea. Attribution: J. A. Ziegelbeur.
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Rocky Mountain
J. A. Ziegelbeur
Germany and France Seek Agreement With Spain
Paris March 10. The cautious view is the situation at Alec has improved with chances tilting toward an agreement. An accord is seen as possible only if Franco Spanish policy is accepted under police supervision and not subjected to international control. The key issue remains what guarantees Germany will demand for acceptance.
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Germany
Paris
Alec
Chiasecs
Foley's Honey and Tar hailed as cure for grippe coughs
The advert praises Foley's Honey and Tar for quickly yielding to grippe coughs with wonderful curative qualities. It notes it is sold by Dr. Enoeffel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Enoefel
Dayton Doctor Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
The jury in Dayton Ohio found Dr. Oliver C. Haugh guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his father mother and brother and burning their home to conceal the crime. The trial lasted ten days.
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Dayton
Oliver C. Haugh
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs for Mrs Stephene
Mrs Ora A Stephene of Port Williams Ohio writes that three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery stopped her two year cough and helped her breathing. The note reflects a common belief in the remedy’s effectiveness for coughs and chest threats.
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Ora A. Stephene
Port Williams
Dr. King
Obes
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Admit as One State
Washington reports the Senate passed a bill admitting a new state named Oklahoma made from Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The measure, amended to remove Arizona and New Mexico, passed 37 to 35 after a close vote. Guthrie would be temporary state capital. a constitution and education provisions accompany statehood with two senators and five House members.
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Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Burrows
House
Angona
Meesie
Dubois
United States
National
House of Representatives
National Treasury
Guthrie
House Advances Private Pension Bills and Aims at New Naturalization Rule
Washington March 10 The House passed 408 private pension bills and spent hours on a proposed uniform naturalization law. The bill would require aliens to write and speak English and declare intent to reside permanently before becoming citizens. It would be the continuous order when appropriations are not under debate. The measure drew many objections and promises further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Ohio coal operators seek peace settlement in Indianapolis
Columbus March 10 H Winder of Columbus chairman of the Ohio coal operators conference at Cleveland says the Ohio operators will go to Indianapolis to pursue a settlement if possible. They will request that the settlement be based on grounds aligned with local issues and production terms.
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Ohio
Columbus
H. Winder
Ohio Coal Operators
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Value of Charcoal as a Health Remedy
An advertising piece extols charcoal for digestion, breath, and skin benefits. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as the best charcoal product, claiming relief from gas, improved complexion, and safer daily use, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their wide benefits at twenty five cents a box.
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Stuart
Drag Everes
Insurance ruling limits company to insurance business
Jefferson City Missouri March 10 Superintendent W D Vandiver of the state insurance department rendered his verdict in the case of the Columbian National Life Insurance company of Boston and allied companies He decides that a life insurance company must do an insurance business and no other kind of business in this state.
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Jefferson City
W. D. Vandiver
State Insurance Department
Columbian National Life Insurance Company of
Boston
Allied Companies
Jury Asks Clemency After Riot Guilty Verdicts
Springfield March 10. The jury in riot cases found eight young men guilty of rioting. Leniency was recommended and the court was asked to avoid a harsh sentence. None of the defendants are older than twenty five.
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Springfield
Ohio 2 cent fare law takes effect today
The week’s business failures run to 177, down from 180 last week and 190 in the similar week of 1905. Cornell wins the annual triangular debate with Penn and Columbia. treasury measures curb South fever epidemic risk. wheat weakens on favorable southwest weather and foreign advice. Nova Scotia archbishop O Brien dies in Halifax. Labrador seal hunt sails with 4,500 men. Pittsburg coal operators to take stand at Indianapolis conference. irregularities noted in trade reports but within seasonal norms. quake rattled eastern Nova Scotia. 8,000 St Louis workers idle due to Stagecraft and Sette rs union strike in sympathy with tricklayers.
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Cornell University
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Chicago
O'Brien
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Bermuda
Halifax
Labrador
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Germicidal Power Promoted for Feminine Health Tactics
The notice touts germicidal action as essential for inflamed and catarrhal feminine conditions. It claims PAXTINE Toilet Asalasptic offers superior germicidal effects and comes with a money back guarantee if customers disagree with its effectiveness.
Hammond Residents Urge Governor to Shut Gambling Stockade
Citizens of Hammond urge Governor Manly to close a Monte Carlo style gambling stockade at Clark's Station three miles away, claiming Chicago exiles have sparked gaming. Authorities are criticized for inaction. the governor hints at action and may deploy militia if needed to enforce the law.
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Indianapolis
Manly
Hammond
Clark’s Station
Chicago
Deneen
Dunne
Clark
Sherrick Case Highlights Absence of Auditor from Office
Indianapolis March 10 The Sherrick trial reveals the auditor Mr Sherrick spent much time away from office relying on clerks and deputies. Witness John E Reed settlement clerk describes handling of checks drafts and money while Sherrick met with callers and campaigned after nomination for a second term.
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Indianapolis
Sherrick
Reed
Witt acquitted in shooting case at Daleville
In Muncie Indiana on March 10 the jury acquitted Archie Witt a seventeen year old country boy charged with shooting Ira Neff with intent to murder. The shooting occurred last Halloween at Daleville and evidence showed Neff provoked a quarrel and Witt fired in self defense.
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Muncie
Ind
Archie Witt
Ira Neff
Daleville
Hallowe'en
Witt
Neff
Rufus Woods Captured After Train Escape in New Orleans
Rufus Woods a diamond thief and pickpocket who escaped Sheriff Haggard by leaping from a Monon train near Broad Ripple was captured in New Orleans. Haggard began travel to the city to return Woods to the Indiana reformatory where he was being transferred at the time of the escape.
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Frankfort
Ind
Rufus Woods
Haggard
Monon
Broad Ripple
New Orleans
Woods
Indiana Reformatory
Baptism Precedes Death in Goshen Church Scene
John Replogle, 70, near death, asked for baptism in a large tank at his Goshen home. Rev Eli Hoke administered the immersion in the German Baptist church rite. Shortly after, Replogle died, with the ceremony marking his final act.
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Immerasien
Goshen
Ind
John Replogle
German Baptist Church
Eli Hoke
Replogte
Emergency readiness address at district convention
Terre Haute Indiana March 10. An international secretary treasurer warned district officials to save their bones for any emergency arising. A garbled line references Mt Velad Mageh and John Meltes ver 2, indicating fragmented OCR text from a disrupted report.
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Terre Haute
Ind
District No. UN
Ae International
Treas
B. Wilson
Mt. Velad
John Meltes
Local Notices From New Albany City Ledger
Statistical survey shows 9 185 frame 858 brick and 28 metal structures in New Albany totaling 10 066. Mrs Ona M Oase died at her Georgetown township home aged 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kepley. Funeral for Mrs Sarah Walton held at 931 Culbertson avenue with Rev W M Elliott officiating. burial at Fairview cemetery. A small blaze at Charles Kreatser's Benk Street home burned wall paper above a grate. Fire Chief Kraft extinguished it near without an alarm.
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New Albany
Ona M. Oase
Walter Oase
Georgetown Township
George Kepley
Sarah Walton
Charles Walters
Culbertson Avenue
W M. Elliott
Third Presbyterian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Charles Kreatser
Benk
Spring Street
Kraft
Personal Notices From Billings To Terre Haute
Local society notes list visits from W C Sehlbrede of Billings Montana to his brother H W Sehlbrede at 1518 East Oak Trees and William Castleman of Hamilton Ohio visiting his mother Mrs Loa Castleman at 420 Vincennes Street. Also mentions Miss Mattie Zelda Armstrong homebound with la gippe and planned marriage of Lawrence Hoover and Mat tie Cook after Lent. A surprise party for William H Farabee on Cherry Street. The Mozart Club met at Muse Hall with Miss Elizabeth Koch as leader. A wedding near Terre Haute uniting Freee and Ella B Tege officiated by Rev J W Walker. Misses Ethel and Jean Millices hosted the WGD Club at 316 West Fifth Street.
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W. C. Sehlbrede
Billings
H W. Sehlbrede
East Oaketrees
William Castleman
Hamilton
Ohio
Loa. Castleman
Vincennes Street
Mattie Zelda Armstrong
West Markee Street
la Guppe
Lawrence Hoover
Mattie Cook
Frank Cook
Jeffersonville
William Hooper
Eleance Hooper
Fannie Taylor
Fourth Street
Olney
William H Farabee
Bis
Cherry Street
Mosart Club
Muse Hall
Elizabeth Koch
Imgle
Freee
Indiana Methodist Conference
Ella B. Tege
Terre Haute
J. W. Walker
Greencastle
Ethel
Jean Millices
Fowler Heads New York Investigating Committee
Thomas Powell Fowler, chair of the New York Investigating Committee, led a trust group probing a big political contribution from New Life officials. They reported 148 702 dollars used for politics and urged legal action to recover funds from those responsible. Fowler, longtime president of the New York Life concession, is linked to numerous cot ions and born in New York. This article also notes an odd Pennsylvanian water mains incident shorting hot water passes under a village.
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New Yo
Thomas Powell Fowler
Insurance Company
Committee of Trusteed
New Life
Legal Ac
Dravest Lage
Pennsy
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