Filipino dictator proclaimed as Aguinaldo dissolves congress
Manila reports say Aguinaldo dissolved the Filipino congress and proclaimed himself dictator. Maj. Fitzhugh Tella of United States troops notes steady rations in the Philippines after February 5 advances, with beef, canned goods, and fresh produce provided daily despite active combat and trench duty. The supply chain remained intact. only one meal reportedly was lost.
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Fitzhugh Tella
United States
Storer
London
Manila
Aguinaldo
Fitzhugh
Washington
Robert Fitzhugh
Philippines
Howe
Australia
Bland at Deaths Door Congressman's Coalition More Than Ever
Bland is reported gravely ill with his physician stating the condition is worse than ever. The bulletin was issued in Solason Missouri on a morning in June as the public is warned to prepare for the worst. Nearby items note Storer's trip toward Madrid, Dewey and White House rumors, mine reopening plans in Michigan, and political chatter from Decatur to Springfield. The stream of brief notices covers a wide range of events, from international talk of Spain to local industry, with journalism blending political and social notes in a single page summary.
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Mmcourt
Solason
Congrosman Bland
Proctor
Civil Service Board
McKinsey
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Kentucky
Brent
White House
Bien
Wreck Near Goffs Missouri Pacific Injures Many
A east bound Missouri Pacific train derailed a mile from Goffs Kansas causing 20 to 30 injuries among passengers. Names of the seriously injured include C C Wadleigh James Bodkin Ben McCrady S A Welsted D Bidwell, B S Burkhead and others. The wreck overturned three cars but miraculously none were killed outright.
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Atchison, Kas
Missouri Pacific Railway
Goffs
C. C Wadleigh
Centralia
James Bodkin
Osborne
Ben McCrady
Concordia
S.A. Welsted
Jewell Chig
D Bidwell
Atchivon
J. Flake
Greenleaf
Roy Bigelow
B.S. Burkhead
Michigan and Kansas Republicans back Menderson for speaker
The Michigan and Kansas Republican delegations telegraphed support for General Menderson as speaker. In Michigan the caucus reunified after a Lake St. Clair gathering aboard the Grace with a Mount Clemens landing and enthusiastic telegram. Kansas Republicans, aside from Curtin, agreed to vote for Menderson after a conference in Topeka.
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Michigan
Kansas
Menderson
Detroit
Henderson
Towa
Lake St. Clair
Corliax
Mount Clemens
Curtin Wav Ie
Washington
Costly Blaze
Georgia
Alaskan Boundary Talks and Civil Service Row
London reports progress in Alaskan boundary negotiations with a possible modus vivendi to govern U S Canada relations. Key issues include tidewater access, Klukwan, and Dalton trail points while American efforts to push forward clash with British delays. In Washington, Civil Service President Proctor faces criticism over an order and possible removal talks, as Railway Postal Clerks hold their annual convention in Indianapolis.
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Washington
Civil Service
Proctor
McKinley
London
Colonial Office
Joseph Chamberlain
May
Tower
United States
Canada
Choate
Klondike
Lynn Canal
White Pass
Chilkeot Pass
Dalton Trail
Pyramid Harhor
Joint High Commission
State ‘Department
Jn Nt Commission
Offic
Augustin Daly Dead On Return From England Event
Augustin Daly theatrical manager died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the Continental Hotel. Born in Plymouth North Carolina July 20 1834 he rose to prominence as a writer and producer and earned international fame as a theater manager. He arrived here Saturday and had been ill, his death caused by heart failure. Other items mention Philippine Commission travel and various misfortunes and notices from Seattle to Indianapolis.
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W. Paris
Augustin Daly
Dalys
Hotel Continental
Plymouth
N.C
Norfolk
Republic Schools
New York City
Manila News
Manila
Professor Schurman
United States
Philippine Commission
Petret
Nolie
Cebu
Necros
Sulu
Hall
Morong
Taytay
Price Thally
Million Dollar Sny District Bond Case Reaches Milwaukees Court
The Sny District bond dispute involving over 5 million dollars faced the federal circuit in Milwaukee, with Justice Harlan delivering the opinion affirming a decree against executors of Francis Palms and co defendants over land assessments tied to an Illinois act of 1871. The suit spanned about 120,000 acres on the Mississippi east side and questioned taxable lands under the act, while detailing long lawsuits and delays, and referencing J. G. Wheelock and G. W. Jones among the principal defendants. Also covered are a Chicago disappearance tied to a murder inquiry, a pure food bill push in Congress, and local crime notes in the era.
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Oader
Chicago
Federal Circuit Court of
J. G. Wheelock
G. W. Jones
Snyixand
Federal Circuit Court
Allen
Tt i
Uinois Kenem Assembly
Francis Palms
Detroit
Ullness
Iron Beds The Most Beautiful and Least Expensive
An advertisement promises iron beds combining beauty and low cost, highlighting durability and style for budget buyers seeking sturdy bedroom furniture at economical prices.
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Rim
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Amfodern Woodmen of
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Amair Amated Association of Loa and Stel and Tin Workers
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Porakini
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North American Review
States
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Ratlway
Andianapolis
National Association of Railway Postal Clerks
Hotel Denison
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CL. Schaffer
Chica
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Wash
Yukon
Storp
Indianapolis
Ladies’ National
National Association of Postal Clerks
Mary H. Wood
Portsmouth
N.hs
TJ. Jobin
Sp Paul
National Postal Clerks’ Association
Averome
Dixon
Wis
Jun
Bear Valley
G. J. Carowell
Uber Bodien
United States Brewers Association
Potter
Dover
Secretary of the Navy
Walt
Provident
Concord
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Provident Mutual Bet
Springfield
State Register
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Mia Loganfritz
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SNY
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Mysteriour
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Haynes
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Hoggins
Byers
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Moggins
Wify
Mason
Pure Food Committee
Caleages
Martin Meter
Howse
Weat Fifty-seventh Street
Negra Avianta
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Paulding County
Harvey Minnifee
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Smith
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Davenport Furniture and Carpet Co
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