Otis Meets Negros Delegates as Americans Extend Rule
Manila February 22 four Negros island representatives met General Otis to report the flag raised and American protection sought against insurgents. Aguinaldo declares supporters will perish rather than submit to American domination while preferring Spain. Hong Kong dispatch notes limited punctuation. The report clarifies Negros delegation sought extension of American occupation with Cebu nearby.
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Naldo
Manila
Dewey
Washington
Negros
Otia
Otis
Spain
Hong Kong
Aguinald
Island of
Cebu
Oris
Manlia
Miller
Panay
Millers
Molle
Otle
Sotis
Matanzas Hosts Cuban General Gomez Arrival
General Gomez arrived in Matanzas after a welcome at the railway station by Major General Wilson and others. He was escorted to the palace by U S troops and Cuban officers, with a lavish reception planned to honor him as Hartford Governor General Brocke orders a formal welcome.
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Wis
Mayana
Gomes
Matanzas
Cardenas
Wilson
Department of Matanzas
Sancer
Matenzas
Betancourt
Matanaas Province
Eighth
Massachusetts Volunteers
United States Javairy
Cuba
Brocke Bux
Ludlow
Chaftee
Havana
Hartford
Brooke
Gomez
Omen
Matan
Nis
Axte
Washingtons Birthday Celebrated by University of Pennsylvania
Washingtons birthday was observed with university exercises in Philadelphia under university auspices. Seth Low delivered the oration. New York marked the day with general holiday displays and patriotic events. Elsewhere in Massachusetts and Boston similar observances occurred with bells and church services.
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Philadelphia
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Seth Lowesident
Ofiversity
New York
Moston
Cory
Agri
Becomes a Bishop in Ceremonial Episcopal rite
In Chicago on February, Rev. T. N. Morrison was consecrated bishop of Town in the Biscopali ritual at the Church of the Epiphany. Prelates from across the country attended as Stt. Rev. W. E. McLaren of Chicago presided. Bishops Key and Millspaugh officiated with other consecrators present. The ceremony filled the pews and marked a high point in church leadership.
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Chicago
T. N. Morrison
Town
W. E. McLaren
Chitoday
Chiesto Jy P
Nour
Bishop Field
Re Rey
Haven
Key & Millspaugh
Kansas
Faleall
Fecediny
North
Dakot
Inquiry Concluded in Washington Court of Inquiry
Washington reports reveal Recorder Davis stating witnesses in the court of inquiry into the utter velay are near completion. Paris notes police precautions to prevent further disruption. Snowslide near Mume buries cabins, four men buried, two rescued alive, two feared dead. Weather and safety updates accompany the brief.
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Meet
Washington
Davis
Paris
Faun
Mume
Cole
Ranmow
Beaf on the Hoof Debate at Army Beef Inquiry
Washington reports the army beef inquiry continuing with testimony from officers about canned and refrigerated beef, its palatability, and its link to sickness in Cuba. General Mit and others defend beef shipped to troops while critics question army methods and hunger for reform. witnesses discuss climate and packing plants ahead of a Chicago visit to inspect packing firms.
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Heries
Archies
Congress
Cockrell
Washington
Cuba
Mientha
Cola
Porty Mico
Joe Wheeler
Roosevelt
Chicago
Conspiracy Over Canned Beef Incident During Cuba Mission
Testimony from Colonel Charles D Viele of the First Cavalry describes a transfer of rations to Cuba and a contentious exchange with Colonel Davis over canned beef. Witnesses recount no formal complaints and mention the beef having a musty smell and being overboarded, with questions about refrigeration handling.
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Charles D Viele
First Cavalry
Cuba
Davis
Davies
Beef and canned meat accounts in army reports
The report notes soldiers preferring canned and refrigerated beef, with Captain Duncan and Captain Ennis testifying that the meat tasted satisfactory and showed no chemical treatment. Major Ler and Captain Jackson confirm ongoing use and limited spoilage, while some complaints cite putrefaction and delays thwarting distribution. The broader article also covers Hull-Hawley arms reform debates, naval funding, and political notices.
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Duncan
Ennis
Jesse M_ Les
Ninth Infantry
Suntraco
Ler
James F. Jackson
Seventh Infantry
Santiago
Cuba
Repeal of the Allen Law in the State Legislature
Reports from Springfield detail passage of a repeal measure on the Allen Law amid aggressive legislative activity. The session included readings, debates, and votes on related resolutions, with committee discussions and acknowledgments of opponents and supporters across parties.
Fragmentary Telegraph Snippet Dominoes Across Markets
Fragmented telegraph items report a drop in a 1B and a micronas failure, with mentions of gold ore at Cripple Creek and various corporate movements including a takeover by United States Leather. Names such as Shawnay, Dowd, Heide, and Bal Mer appear in scattered notes alongside stock and public notices from Dallas and Monroe.
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Shawnay
France
Great Britain
Germany
Dallas
Peer Chetek
Wis
Monroe
Washington
Manila
Mawes & Dolor
W Chietge Eargnern
Charien
Bal Mer
Ihe Nanonel Bank
Atterchate
Busi
Pienery Commission
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Aguinaldo
Meme Ae Matarzas
Eeacuerods Tagals
Manila Bet
Warhington
Fbiewins
Jewitt
Uti
Marita
Matolor
Pelisi
At & O
Mm Pedr
Army of Occupation
Philippines
Windm
Alinet
Cria
Han
Huta
Hhlepings
Neztos Gata
Eis
Fieveral Miller
Gy Tyer
Royal Baking Powder
Ashbridge
Rep
Porto Rico
Mae Extrace
W. B. Payne
Covington, Vn
Senate
Hawley
Warren
Republiane
Mitchell
Proctor
Peek
Will
Preston
Uby
Walie Cockrell
Durkreld
Eyary
Mason
Post Office
Arameni
Pacific Railway
Dales
Warmington
Jones
Deryouthomm
Mittes
TD 3
Comeau
Michigan
John Paster
Thisners
Katie
Eau Claire
Toler
Realpers Columbua
Fes
Juder Bad- Ber
Common Pleas
Cnart
Teliet Brders
THE
London
Alfred Benjamin& Co
Price
the London
Springfield
Popol
Stevia
PGK
Campbell Whee
Slirpees
Starner
Repuilean
Yea
Torley
Feldaakerstille
Torane Hoakirk
Delirsat
Poppie
Dehn
Hinar
Tha
Katie Cehold
Hammel
Heimmel
Mick
Shieot
United States
Lewtter Company
Thenas SC
Davenport
Brady St
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