Manila Deportation of Editor for Incendiary Article
General MacArthur orders the deportation to the United States of George T. Rice editor of the Daily Bulletin for publishing a report accusing Captain of the Port Hamersreuther of excess pilotage fees. Rice sails on the Pennsylvania amid protests, asserting the charges were true.
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Manila
MacArthur
United States
George T. Rice
Daily Bulletin
Rice
Pennsylvania
Red Wing
Minne
Minnesota Volunteers
Steele
Tenaguana
Leyte
Prigate Edward McGugie
Company M
Samar
Lukban
Luzon
So lace Sail Plans Guam Voyage With Filipino Prisoners
Navy department cablegram from Admiral Remey in Manila announces the departure of the So lace for Guam carrying 10 Filipino political prisoners. They were deported by order of General MacArthur for alleged involvement in agitation and aiding movements in the Philippines.
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Washington
Navy Department
Remey
Manila
Solace
Guam
MacArthur
Philippines
Creek and Choctaw Uprising Clashes Near Bristow
report from Muskogee dated January 26 says 600 armed Creeks near Bristow are preparing to attack the town. Marshal Bennett and Agent Shoenfelt rush deputies, while Fort Reno troops move toward the trouble. Crazy Snake and a Dawes commission party are also in focus as tensions rise.
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Muskogee
Marshal Kennett
Bristow
I. T
Marshal Bennett
Shoenfelt
Fort Reno
Henrietta
Falaula
Crazy Snake
Dawes Commission
Hackbust
Leavenworth
Kan
Judge Denounces Fellow-Servant Rule in Maher Case
In St Louis on January 26 Judge Caldwell sharply criticized the fellow-servant rule in Donnie Maher v Union Pacific. Maher, injured in a collision near Trinidad Colorado between a passenger train and a freight train, argues orders were misread by a crew. If dispatcher orders were faulty, the rule could not have been pleaded.
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St. Louis
Donnie Maher
Union Pacific Railroad
Trinidad
Colo
Caldwell
Maher
Lees
Destructive Montreal Fire Destroys Up to 3 Million
A massive blaze in Montreal began at 8 pm and raged until 2 am, wiping out property worth between 2.5 and 3 million dollars. The Saxe & Co. wholesale clothiers site at Lemercne and St Peter streets ignited the fire, which damaged the board of trade building and numerous other structures while crowds swarmed streets and firefighters faced cold conditions.
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Montreal
Board of Trade
M. Saxe & Co
Lemerne
St. Peter Streets
Fatal hotel fire claims five lives in Kewanee Illinois
Early today a blaze at the Commercial house in Kewanee killed three guests and injured several others. Victims include C Cotton from Terre Haute Elmer Peterson of Galesburg James Fischer of Walnut Grove Fort Wayne contractor John C Gruber and Chicago mechanic Martin Jacobs. an explosion sparked the fire and trapped occupants. The loss is listed at 4000 dollars.
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Kewanee
Ill
C. ©. Cotton
Terre Haute
Ind
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Elmer Peterson
Galesburg
James Fischer
Walnut
John C. Gruber
Fort Wayne
Martin Jacobs
Chicago
Rock on the Track Robbers Attack Overland Express
Desperate gang of train robbers attempted to wreck the Overland Express near Kearney Nebraska by placing rocks on the track. A pedestrian was beaten and robbed of 150 dollars. one bandit was captured by a pursuing posse, others escaped. Authorities remain in pursuit.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Overland Express
Kearney
Neb
Englishman’s naturalization delayed by queen’s death
A man using the name Henry Zimmer sought final naturalization in New York. While taking the oath, the phrase pledging allegiance to foreign powers was interrupted by news that the queen had died. Zimmer’s naturalization was postponed until official notice of the succession. The last subject to forswear allegiance in the city was John J. Fallon.
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New York
Henry Zimmer
Naturalization Bureau
County Court House
Zimmer
Loos
Great Britain and Ireland
England
Forsear
John J. Fallon
Pier Bros and Weller McGowan to Run Three Hopyards
Tacoma announces a contract in the Royalop valley where Pier Bros hop lealers of New York partner with Weller and McGowan to operate three large hopyards. They will segregate 60 acres and cultivate an estimated 110000 pounds with a base of advancing 8 cents per pound and a division of any above eight cents. Delivery is to be free on board cars.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pier Bros
Hop Lealere
New York
Weller & McGowan
Poyalop Valley
First case of denied landing for consumptive traveler
In San Francisco on January 25 J. W. Thompson arrived from British Columbia aboard the City of California but was refused landing due to contagious consumption. This marks the first instance of a consumptive person being barred from entering.
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San Francisco
J. W. Thompson
British Columbia
City of California
James P Sterrett Ex Supreme Court Justice Dies at 78
James P Sterrett former justice of the Philadelphia supreme court died at his home from injuries after a car crash. He was 78 years old.
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Philadelphia
James P. Sterrett
Supreme Court of Philadelphia
Devastation in New Hebrides as Native Drownings Reported
Victoria B C January 28 Great hurricane devastation in the New Hebrides and New Britain December 8 and 9 caused many native drownings and widespread wreckage. French traders alleged to be stirring anti British sentiment among natives, while vessels sheltered at Matupi and damages near Sydney are noted.
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New Hebrides
New Britain
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Herbertshore
Stettin
Eiberhard
Sydney
Defiance
Sydney Mail
England
Neemith
Titus
Gilber Group
Utaritari Island
Nani
New South Wales
Naval Board Finds Havana Harbor Dock Too Costly
The naval board led by Judge Advocate General Lemley reports the Spanish floating drydock would cost over 500000 dollars to refit and voyage. It also notes a dock could be built locally for a lower price. Admiral Endicott recommends rejecting the Spanish tender as unnecessary, and Secretary Long approves.
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Washington
Naval Board
Lemley
Havana
Spain
Admiral Endicott
Bureau of Docks and Yards
United States
Secretary Long
Chronicle notes possible British army field marshal amid German alliance
London report uses an editorial on Russia in China to question Emperor William as field marshal and argues a German alliance is indispensable for prestige and potential cooperation when needed.
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Washington
Colorado
Emperor William of
Germany
Shan Si
China
London
The
Daily Chronicle
William
Representative Sherman seeks a naval hazing probe
Washington January 28 Representative Sherman of New York introduced a resolution to appoint a five member select committee from the House to investigate hazing at the Annapolis Naval Academy.
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Washington
Sherman
New York
Naval Committee
House
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Florida's shift toward small business and orange industry trends
Florida residents increasingly engage in small enterprise and the citrus sector. Industrial shifts show individuals expanding bakeries, farms, and ancillary services tied to orange production, with local markets adapting to rising demand and regional growth.
Senator's Son Enters Monastic Novitiate in New Hampshire
Concord January 28 William Gallinger son of United States Senator Gallinger began his novitiate at Grarymore Monastery near Clarksop in the Order of Atonement He is now Brother Leo After two years he will be ordained a priest of the Episcopal church and proceed as a missionary
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Concord
N. H
William Gallinger
United States
Gallinger
Grarymore
Clarksop oo-Hadeon
Leo
Episcopal Church
Rural free delivery set for Cresham Oregon
Washington report states Cresham Oregon will establish rural free delivery on February 15 with two carriers assigned to the route. The move expands postal service access for residents and nearby rural communities.
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Washington
Cresham
Verdi Dies at 105 in Rome Favorite Residence Near Busseto
Rome dispatch confirms composer Verdi has died born 1819 near Varma at the foot of the Aper wines. He lived long at St Aga tha villa near Busseto and married first the daughter of a La Scala conductor then Mme Strepponi. His works include Ernani Rigoletto Trovatore Aida and Falstaff with Othello later pieces. He served in Italian parliament and earned honors from France Russia Italy and Egypt.
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Varma
Roneole
la Scala
St. Agatha
Busseto
Mme. Strepponi
Nabucco
Milan
Ernani
Rigoletto
Signor Verdi
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Russia
Italy
Egypt
Australia
Fianz Joseph
Hanging of Martin Stickel in Kalama jail yard
Martin Stickel was hanged in the Kalama jail yard at 9 37 Friday morning for the murder of W B Shanklin near Kelso in November 1899. The execution proceeded quietly with the sheriff and attendants present as the trap sprung at 9 57 and life was declared extinct by doctors at 10. Stickel, born February 1870 in Adams County Iowa, had lived in the region about 12 years.
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Wash
Martin Stickel
W. B. Shanklin
Kelso
Stickel
Huntington
Jesus
Sheriff Huntington
Catlin
Adame County
Iowa
First American Soldier To Ford San Juan Creek Dies
Alfred Rovetsky, famed for being among the first to ford San Juan creek under Spanish fire in the San Juan Hill battle, dies in Newark hospital after over two years with Cuban fever contracted in Santiago. He served with the Sixth Cavalry and was praised by General Wheeler for bravery.
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Alfred Rovetsky
San Juan Creek
San Juan Hill
Newark Hospital
Santiago
San Juan
Rosetsky
Sixth Cavalry
Wheeler
South America War Pews Center Probe in Venezuela
A Collier's special correspondent and photographer report on South America potentially surpassing other regions as a war gathering center. The piece notes volatile tea pot protests and highlights the Ninth National Irrigation Congress in Colorado Springs, with a Cripple Creek meeting on the horizon and a gap before the Truma Mississippi congress.
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South Africa
China
Collier's
Venezuela
Tenth
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Destruction by Australian beach fires noted in Vancouver dispatch
A Vancouver dispatch reports Australia facing severe beach fires with extreme heat causing many deaths from heat apoplexy. Thermometers hit 115 to 120 degrees, and hundreds of families lose homes and costly structures burn.
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Wash
Spedal
Vancouver
Australia
Broad Oregon News From Canyon City to Willapa
Canyon City installs a new fire bell and Baker City voters approve a 10 mill special tax. The Regené Military Club forms. Latham’s Southern Pacific tie plant resumes. Oswego area mining locas and drift dislodge along rail bridges. Elizabeth Giesy, Oregon pioneer, dies in Aurora at 75. Local river floods wash out a bridge. telegraph, telephone, and power projects advance in multiple towns.
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Latham
Baker City
H. 8. Filton
Lost Valley
Elizabeth Giesy
Oregon
Aurora
Martin
Jacob Gieay
Lebanon
Sunset Company
Jacksonville
Applegate
Grant
Pasa- Williams
Wenatchee Businessmen Organize Commercial Club
Over 60 prominent Wenatchee citizens attend the first meeting to form a commercial club. William M. Bacon, an engineer for Spokane Falls & Northern, sues the company for 75 750 damages after injuries from the Meyers Falls to Mar ens bridge collapse on July 28 1900.
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Wenatchee
William M. Bacon
Spokane Falls & Northern
Meyers Falls
Marens
Local News Briefs Detailing Cattle Theft and Fires
Hog cholera appears near Moscow. James Judge of CoverdeAlene City is reported dead. George W. Hunt and Frank Pettigo of Oro Fino are discharged after cattle theft charges. George R. Labkins filed a Boise homestead near the city. Delta reports rich placer prospects with nuggets worth 7 to 8 dollars. A ranch fire on David Locke’s property near Cairworell burns eight cows, 25 tons of hay, and a barn, about 1000 dollars loss. Kootenai county road election settled by lot. James Graham and Noah Washburn claimed the position. Cattle thieves plague Potlatch country with few leads. Crozier and Schaffer plan to buy hogs, with facilities built beyond city limits.
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Leland
Bond
Barnett & Hudson
GO. A. Parker
James Boohanan
Pleasant Hill
Jasper
Natron
Springfield
Independence
O'Brien
Albany
James A. Cawthorn
Corvallis
Ng Creek
Pendleton
Yellow Jacket
Ukiah
Lower Gulch
Long Creek
Ritter
Jacob Hauser
David Locke
Cairwpell
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