Insurrection in the Philippines Seen as Limited
Washington March 21 Judge Wright civil governor writes that home press reports mislead about the Philippine scene. He says 95 percent of the islands see no insurrection and Americans move unarmed with safety. progress over the past year is tremendous and authority can be maintained with limited troops. News from Samar notes armistice talks and surrender of Guevarra’s men as Chaffee and Bell press decisive policing.
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Noted General Elisha B. Hamilton Dies Suddenly at 64
Gen Elisha B Hamilton prominent attorney and politician died suddenly in Quincy Illinois aged sixty four while presenting an argument before the chief court cause given as heart paralysis He served with gallantry in the Civil War was named general for bravery in the East St Louis railroad strikes and held posts as inspector general of the state and port surveyor during Grants terms Also reported are Grover Cleveland dismissive remark on W J Bryan and naval events at Kiel and a closing note on the Peoples Bank of Americus Georgia after a run and bank assets liabilities and clearing house totals in New York
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Elisha B. Hamilton
Grand Army
Chenib Court
Hamilton
East St. Louis
Makes Denial Of Buying Statements Before Senate Committee
Washington March 22 Miles denies quotes attributed to him before the senate military committee. He says newspapers misquoted his remarks and he never said he would resign from the army. He asserts he never seeks retirement and will exercise his rights and duties, denying any boast about appointing favorites under the new bill.
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Aged educator James H Fairchild Dies at Oberlin
James H Fairchild long linked to Oberlin College dies at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. He served 68 years at Oberlin and 33 years as president, the longest serving college official in the United States. Born in Stockbridge Massachusetts, he graduated from Oberlin in 1838 and the theological seminary in 1841, later becoming professor and president before retiring in 1889 and teaching until 1897.
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Oberlin College
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Stockbridge
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Tabor
Civic Federation Conciliation Committee Named
Senator Hanna named the conciliation committee of the Civic Federation to handle capital and labor tensions. Officers include M A Hanna as chairman Samuel Gompers and Oscar Strauss as vice chairmen, with Ralph M Easley as secretary. Appointees include Archbishop Ireland Bishop Potter and several notable figures tasked to seek settlement.
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Civic Federation
M. A. Hanna
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Charles A. Moore
Ralph M. Easley
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Franklin McVeagh
John Mitchell
Frank F. Sargent
James Duncan
J. Kruttschnitt
William E. Pfahler
Marcus M. Marks
Big Pier Fire Destroys Hoboken Dock and Vessel
A dramatic blaze on Hoboken riverfront destroyed the Phoenix steamship line pier and damaged Barber line property. The Britain Queen burned to a hulk, with cotton and hay on flames. lighters and cargoes also burned. Estimated loss near 1 million dollars. lives uncertain.
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Minnesota Forest Lands Could Yield Large Timber Revenue
Minnesota figures estimate 3,000,000 acres in central and northern wasteland unsuitable for farming could, with pine forests, produce 225 board feet per acre per year. This could total 675,009,000 feet annually, worth about $2,800,000 and equal nearly 3 percent of a $100,000,000 forest value. Benefits include landscape beauty, water supply, and employment for 50,000 workers supporting a quarter million people. Some land owned by the United States may be leased to the state. private lands would require purchase.
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Rata Tom Forestry
United States
Geological Survey
Weeding and Calf Rearing Tips for Dairy Farmers
In a Rural New York piece, ELE advises dairy farmers to clean barns daily, brush cattle, and feed moderate rations to keep cows healthy and milk flowing. Calf rearing should start with limited fresh milk, using whey or a boiled mix of oats corn and linseed meal to promote growth. discard calves not worth two to three quarts daily.
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New Yorker
Odd Bits From a Witty Page Mix of Humor and Science
This column scours a range of tidbits from dairy quotes about fairness and color in butter to a tale of Nordenskjold tempted by a czarist decoration. It references jellyfish as lamps of the sea, a light joke about birthday gifts, and snippets from literature and theater reflecting on human flaws and social quirks.
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