Insurgents Scattered as U S Forces Engage South of Manila
Reports from Manila describe American commanders Hatcos Wheaton and Schwan moving between Peroz Das Marinas and Silang while reconnoitering. In Leyte and Samar insurgents retreat to mountains and coast, with clashes leaving casualties. Archbishop Nozaleda pushes for strong church control over education and parishes amid famine and blockade. Opened Hemp Ports offer relief as Otis notes troop movements and hemp district reopens.
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Manus
Hatcos
Wheaton
Peroz Das Marinas
Schwan
Silang
Indeng
Matg
Novella
Batangas
Jolan
11Th Cavalry
Maly
Sehwan
Nozaleda
Monsignor Chapelle
Homan
Philippines
Leyte
Samar
Both Islands
Aguimaldo
Vanderbilt May Seek Partial Control of New York Lines
Rumors say William K. Vanderbilt has made an informal offer to the N Y N H & H and allied interests to join into a larger system with the New York Central. A director indicated eight percent return might satisfy Boston and Connecticut interests, with talks suggesting a possible interconnection.
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New York
the Tribune
William K. Vanderbilt
Cralee
Mediterranean
Pointe
Vanderbilt
New England
Produce Exchange Trust resumes after overhaul
New York January 10 The Produce Exchange Trust Company resumed today after a complete reorganization. President Beall and Vice President McIntyre have resigned and George Gould and Bamoe Thomas take their places, each contributing 1 250 000 dollars to give the firm a fresh start and will control it.
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New York
Produce Exchange Trust Company
Wall Street
Beall
McIntyre
George Gould
Bamoe Thomas
Lamp Attack Burns Two Women in Boston House
In Boston on January 10 a kerosene lamp was reportedly thrown by Mrs. Emma Allen at Miss Jane Cowell during a visit at 811 Cambridge Street. Both Cowell and Allen's husband William suffered burns and were hospitalized, though not fatally injured.
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Boston
Emma Allen
Jane Cowell
Cambridge Street
Cowell
Weather forecast for Boston and Washington
Boston forecasts fair and colder Thursday with continued fair and cold Friday. Northerly winds. Washington expects fair and much colder Thursday, fair Friday, with northwest to north winds for New England.
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Boston
Washington
New England
North Wales
Portland Weather Chronicle for Jan 10 1900
Local weather bureau records two readings on January 10. At 8 a.m. barometer 20.814, thermometer 28, dew point 25, humidity 58 percent, wind SW at 11, weather cloudy. At 8 p.m. barometer 20.018, thermometer 32, dew point 8, humidity 33 percent, wind NW at 14, weather clear, max 42, min 18, mean 50, max wind 18 SW, precipitation 0.03 inches in 24 hours.
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Portland
Weather Bureau Report From Jan 10 Observations
Agricultural department weather bureau notes yesterday’s 8 p m observations across sections. Entries include Boston 95 NW clear, New York 442 NW unknown, Philadelphia 44 NW partly cloudy, Washington 46 40 at Cae Albany NE cloudy, Bismarck 80 NW W clear, Jacksonville 0 Ni cloudy.
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The
Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Albany
Bismarck
Jacksonville
BOBS Arrives as British Leaders Land at Cape Town
Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arrived in Cape Town on Wednesday. Their presence is expected to restore shaken confidence and bolster British resolve in the region.
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Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Cape Town
Lord Methuen May Be Relieved of Command in South Africa
London dispatch reports that Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener arrived in South Africa with 8,000 French troops due within 30 days. Health issues for Lord Methuen spark talk of his relief, while officials warn of continued hardships and casualties amid a cautious, high command presence.
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Lord Methuen
London
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
The
Daily Mail
Feld Marshal
Quiet Tugela Front and Boer Camps Reported
The Daily Mail despatch from Frere Camp notes British troops remain inactive except for naval bombardment near the Tugela. Eight Boer camps were sighted westward, all quiet, with natives saying Boers fled Colenso to avoid attack on Springfield and Colenso weakened to strike Ladybrand.
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Daily Man
Frera Usmp
Tugels
Colenso
Springfield
Colerso
Ladyarulth
Cape Town
Daly Mall
Heporss
Penr
Transvaal Volkallad
Allies Chafe As Ladysmith Siege Intensifies
A Durban report notes 1200 Indian stretcher bearers en route as fighting renews near Ladysmith. Despatches describe Free Staters and Transvaal forces clashing with British troops, with heavy cannon fire observed and mutual hostility rising among allied factions.
Curious Despatch Recasts Ladysmith Casualties
London reports a Frere camp dispatch dated January 10 at noon recounting Boer losses after Ladysmith engagement. It states four killed and 15 wounded for the enemy, with natives claiming 150 killed in one commando and heavy Boer losses, while British actions are not described.
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Daily Telegraph
Vrere Campenya
Frere Camp
Kroger
Ladysmith
Free Statera
Kruger
White
Umbulwana
War Office
Frerecamp
Buller
Elz
Dalagoa Bay question and Natal conflict analysis
London January 11 The Times special article on the Dalagoa Bay question argues Boer advances toward Natal support fears of Durban as a port. It notes the through rate system aids Delagoa traffic, German shipowners avoiding continental port scrutiny, and mentions shifts by Union Steamship and Castle companies with agents at Lorenzo Marques. Continued on second page.
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the Times Too
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Natal
Bovra
Durban
Delagoa Transvast
Delagon
Union Steamship Company
Thealden
Herr Pott
Transvaad
Lorenzo Marques
Balfour Defends War Office In London Speech
In a Manchester luncheon speech Mr A J Balfour repels claims he is a strong or weak war office ally. He says angels would mislead if expecting perfect paper plans and argues mounted troops change war dynamics. He defends army administration and urges recognition of contemporary military problems and mobile guns.
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London
A. J. Balfour
House of Commecns
Manchester
War Office
Great Britain
Tobo
British War Office
Criticism of government floods British political scene
London January 10. Sir Charles Dilke accuses Mr A J Balfour of misjudging the war effort and calls for a Commons vote on whether actions taken were right given known facts. He cites gun shortages and questions colonial troop use. The Conservatives face possible loss of majority as dissent grows after Balfour speeches.
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Sir Charles Dilke
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
Canderford
A. J. Balfour
Hons of Commons
Charles
Howse of Commons
South Africa
Manchester
House of Commons
Prem
Timea
Globa
Pres
Ory
Washington White House reception draws diplomatic corps crowd
In Washington on January 10 the diplomatic corps attended the season's first White House reception. The event ran from but 11 o'clock and drew a well attended assemblage of diplomats and officials.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Presidential reception honors cabinet and dignitaries
About 2000 invitations were issued for a White House reception hosted by President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley. The conservatory opened, the Marine Band played, Col. Kingham introduced guests, and a long list of officials and their spouses attended, including Frye Henderson Dewey Miles and the Philippine commission members.
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Supreme Court
Mra
McKinley
Col. Kingham
Army
Frye
Henderson
Miew Henderson
Dewey
Miles
Philippine Commision
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A M Wentworth Practical Optician Opens Hours
A M Wentworth, practical optician at S46 1 2 Congress Street, lists office hours for the 23 time ham period.
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