Untold Philippine War Report Urges Native Troops T
Senator Lodge fronts Major Gardener’s censored 1901 Tayabas report showing harsh tactics and looting halted by natives and warnings that only native troops can preserve loyalty. General MacArthur testifies on burning villages by native forces under Luna and Napoleon era tactics.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Senator Lodge
Cornelius Gardener
Philippine
Tayabas
Miles
Root
Corbin
Chaffee
Gardener
MacArthur
Luna
Napoleon
Moscow
MacArthur on battlefield aims and treatment of enemies
The text cites orders to American troops to show utmost kindness to captives and wounded foes, while another order urged killing armed enemy fighters when possible. General MacArthur replied that the primary objective was to disable the enemy and kill him if possible in battle.
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MacArthur
Khim
Santos-Dumont Arrives for St Louis Exhibition Talks
Albert Santos-Dumont, famed airship builder navigator, reached New York aboard the Deutschland to discuss plans for an aerial navigation exhibit at the St. Louis exposition. He will stay five days in New York, then proceed to St. Louis for three weeks, with No. 7 shipped ahead for summer preparations. He may return in July or August for a race or exhibition if arrangements allow.
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New York
Albert Santos- Dumont
United States
San
England
Edward
Atlantic
Manuel Aime
The
Aero Club
Paris
Albert Chapin
Santos-Dumont
St. Louis
Cuban Postal Arrangement Extended by U S Cuba Treaty Talks
President elect T Estrada Palma and Gon zalo de Quesada met with Postmaster General Payne and postal officials to extend current Cuba US postal relations. Officials will stay until Cuban appointees are trained, with a postal treaty to follow around August 1.
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Washington
T. Estrada Palma
Cuba
Gonzalo de Quesada
Payne
Canada
Mexico
Palma
United States
Europe
T’. Estrada Palma
Lecture on The Fundamental Law of Success in Moosic
In Moosic a Methodist Episcopal church lecture will be delivered this evening by Paul Sherwood esq of Wilkes Barre on The Fundamental Law of Success. John Duggan lies seriously ill at his South Moosic home.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Sherwood
Wilkes- Barre
John Duggan
South Moosic
Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Store
Malin Street
Lottie Burns
Samuel Graham
George Anthony
Lehighton
Moosic Powder Company
Jean
Bell Weir
Scranton
Socials and Mishap Nineteenth Century Mississippian Note
Old Forge and Montrose residents are mentioned with Jennie Brodhead visiting. Mrs Daniel Cotton suffered a severe burn lifting a boiler of water on Monday. A Brick Methodist Episcopal church social drew a good crowd despite bad weather, raising 26 dollars and 10 cents. A concert is planned for Friday at the same church with 15 cent adults and 10 cent children admission.
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Jennie Brodhead
Montrose
Daniel Cotton
Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
D L and W board make up for today
The document lists the make up for the D L and W board on Thursday April 10 with numerous names and times across Hoboken Summit areas. Entries include Rogers 10 pm, Doherty Extras 1.30 am, Baxter 4 pm, Swarts 10 am, Lubar 2 pm, McCann 3 pm, Carrigg 9 am, Nichola 2 pm, Thomas 8 pm, Morphy 9 am, Bartholemew 9 pm, and Ketchum among others in Hoboken and surrounding locations.
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Kating Kaxt
Rogers
Hoboken
Oliver
Doherty
Moboken
Fitspatrict
Jol Baxter
M. Mallett
J. H W. Swarts
A. O
F. van Wormer
M. Hoboken
Minglich
W. W. Lubar
McCann
J. Garrity
da m
J. Carrigg
Frounfelker
Nichola
Thompson
P. Mw
Ates Wither
Tom
Finnerty
M. Houser
Moran
Aumans
Bartholomew
M. Morphy
W. H. Bartholomew
Helpere
M. Singer
Dk Ketchum
A m
Mandolph
War crews listed for April and June notices
William Wear with B McAllister’s crew report at Rainmaker’s office on April 10. P Cavanaugh with Warfel’s crew to report June 11. Harvey and crew to finish No 2 on April 1. Gerrity and crew to Nine OA on April 01. Daxter reported by RE Williams.
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P. Cavanaugh
Warfel
Firepatrick
Rainmaker
Op. Im
A. Gerrity
Harvey
Williams
Daxter
Global rail mileage and finance across early 1900s
World railways total about 481 018 miles with North America 280 657 and Europe 104 608. United States leads and holds more mileage than Europe Asia combined. Reports cite large sums invested in horses for Britain and notable gains in zinc ore, mining, and steel demand amid shifting banking and railroad consolidations.
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North America
Europe
Asia
South Americ
Africa
Australia
United Blazes
German Empire
Ruaala
Prance
India
Atstera
Hungary
Poland
Canada
Argentine
Italy
Mexico
Brazil
Spain
United States
Joplin
Dixpatch
Missouri-Kansas
Wild market dominates on Loulaville Nashville stocks
The New York market sees a convulsive rally and sharp selling in Loulaville and Nashville with heavy short covering and widespread decline. Total daily shares traded exceed a quarter of capitalization as Southern Railway and Missouri Pacific react to pool operations amid renewed money market pressure. Bond activity mirrors stocks with United States 6s rising modestly.
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New York
Lowlaville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
The
Stock Exchange
Loulaville
Slovka
Wight
Southern Railway
Minouri Micie
Loutaville
Jowett
Tims
Southern Rail Way
Missouri Pacific
United States
Consolidated Water Supply seeks power plant tie to north route
A garbled OCR item notes Consolidated Water Supply and a proposed power project with a northern route. References appear to a power line, heating or energy supply, and an economic or infrastructural plan. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Prema Tee
Consolidated Water Supply Cn
Bee
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Report
A fragmented listing from the Scranton Wholesale Market shows dairy and produce items with prices per bushel. Fresh creamery products and cheeses are noted alongside onions and potatoes with several figures like 1.75 and 1.40, though some text is garbled.
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Fortia I
Dale
SF Lackawanna Ave
Wheat and dairy quotes drift in late New York trading
The report notes dull activity in wheat with mixed bid prices across futures May July and September with slight advances on late covering. Dairy markets show steady to firm bids for creamery and full cream products across several counties and regions.
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New York
Duluth
Teady
Mayelpeed Hye
Philadelphia Market Report April Wheat and Commodities
Philadelphia notes April wheat prices mixed with No 2 futures, oats steady, cheese and dairy prices quoted with New York full creams and western shipments. Poultry markets show steady to firm demand while flour and grain stocks list barrels and pounds with shipments of wheat corn and oats totals.
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Philadelphia
Siuynige
Dutton Firm
Western
Stointy
Fresti Moarby
Southwestern
New York
Grain speculation rattles Chicago as crop report nears
Chicago traders stayed jittery as grain speculation rose ahead of the government crop report. Wheat moved with bear bias while May futures for corn and oats fluctuated, and cash quotes showed varied commodity prices across flour, wheat, corn, oats, and seeds.
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Chicago
Timothy See
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Chicago stock receipts show 6 500 steady to strong demand for good to prime stockers and 82 7045 25 for cows and 22.90 for heifers. Calves bring 2.50 to 4.00, with hogs at 80.00 to 81.50, and sheep noting steady to weak selling for wethers and ewes with bids around 5 to 6 dollars per head.
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Chicago
Hataiso
Market Salle
Hieher
Ammed
Westar
East Buffalo Market Receipts Mixed. Sheep and Lambs Steady
East Buffalo reports receipts across cattle and sheep segments with varying prices. Veals and heavy cattle show strength with highs near 12506.50, while cows and fat stock numbers mix higher and lower. Sheep and lambs are described as firm to dull with mixed tops around 5.000 to 6.00 per head. yearlings steady to rising. Quality ranges from fair to good across classes.
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East Buffalo
Heyy
Malta
East Liberty April 10 Cattle Market Report
East Liberty notes a mixed cattle sale with prices across beef and veal categories. Reports include heavy slaughter cattle, veal calves and sheep, with barrels and shipments details, plus credit lines and variances in market activity.
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East Liberty
Elmhurst Notes and Movements In Town Circles
Miss Nettle Kipp accepts a position in East Stroudsburg. Miss Grace Stanton leaves for Newark New Jersey for an extended stay. Mrs Aten and family move back to Elmhurst. A B Williams on a business trip through the west. Prof FE B Curtis of Syracuse visits the Rog ers. Kathryn and Warren Knedler struggle with a severe bout of whooping cough. Miss Fannie Curtis of Clark's Green visits her mother. Lee Wagner of Scranton buys the Hardenbergh property and plans immediate occupancy.
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Nettle Kipp
East Stroudsburg
Grace Stanton
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Central Schedules Scranton to Major Cities
The New Jersey Central lists train departures from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ashley Wilkes-Barre and others. Times include 7 40 a m 2 10 p m and 7 20 p m with through service to Baltimore Washington D C and southern points. Tickets and rules available from station agents.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Toby
Lonna
Buffalo
Binghamton and Way Station
Oswego
Syracuse
Utiva
Montrose
Nicholson
Woomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
York
Waffalo
Binghamton
New Jersey Central
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Philadelpha
Easten
Bethlehem
Allentown
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Putton
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown, At 740 A. mi. and Dp. Au
Pottsville
Elution
Co. M. Bart
Gen
Pas
Agt
A. Mle
Philadelphio
Pottaville
Sunbury
Pittaburg
Morrisburg
le B. m
Pittsburg
West
Hasteton
Hiarrinburg
Hutchinson
Mge
B. Wood
Pass
Trains Schedules and Stops Listed for Carbondale and Nearby Areas
Train times from Scranston to Carbondale and nearby destinations are listed with early morning departures and Sunday services. Multiple routes imply connections to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania towns, Albany, and nearby points, reflecting regional rail patterns and timetable fragments.
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Ededet
Carbondale
Scranston
Utu
Nwdka
Wilkes Darre
Pennsylvania
Train Schedules for New York, Ontario and Western Lines
A partial timetable lists north and south bound trains from Carbondale Scranton and nearby towns. It notes daily and weekend departures with connecting services to cities like New York City and other regional centers.
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New York
Ontario
Western
Milvet
Bope
Arcive
Ranton
Wiliogaliale
Cadios
Carbondale
South Bound
Avene
Cadusia
Benton
Peem
OP An
Oaly
North
Laave ‘ Eye Reive
Scranton
Bonidale
Cardosta
Cadocia
Bermuson
Cinsiara
Tda. Om
Bunduya
New York City
Didietown
Walton
Lerwich
Oneida
Uowege
A la Wet
Ne SN A
Andi Ee FA
EL Eish
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Henry Belin, JR
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