Filipino Junta in Paris Denounces US Occupation Threat
Paris dispatch reports Aguinaldo leadership forming a cabinet and pledging to resist American occupation by force if the United States lands troops. Mabini conditions release of Spanish prisoners while aiming for independence and a negotiated settlement with Spain. Washington confirms military governance rules for the Philippines and aims to win local trust through benevolent assimilation.
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Paris
United States
Mabini
Manila
Aguinaldo
Tollo
Doppino
Malini
Tredoro Sandiew
Sailindevil
Pelelum
Hong Kong
Dewees
Madomerto Aguimildi
Aguinalda
Tn Leather
Chiite
Trias
Aguinalta
Pubie
Gregorioa Gonaig
Hone Kone
Vieavas
Philippines
Aguinalde
Bot
Muntta
Moun Fainous
Cavite
Toasla
Cmd
Amerion Brooke
Sener Tuasen
Filpino
London
Ccabinet
Mabliul
Philippine Islands
President McKinley Proclamation to Filipinos Text
The article presents the president's proclamation to the Filipinos from Washington dated January. It outlines the official communication and its purpose, signaling U S policy and expectations. The readable portion emphasizes the stance of liberty and benevolent guidance from the United States toward the Philippine peoples.
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McKinley
Washington
Jan. i
Consular Appropriation Bill Changes Diplomatic Posts
The act reported to the House contemplates a consular and diplomatic appropriation of about 1.7 million dollars with slight reductions. It omits several consulates in Cuba the Philippines and Porto Rico for the first time and adjusts salaries for posts including Havana Matanzas Cienfuegos Santiago Baracoa Manila San Juan Saguein Grande Cardenas and New York time. It also restores the embassy rank for the ambassador to Spain with a salary of 17 500 and increases various consular salaries from 2 000 to 2 500 in Nicaragua and from 1 500 to 1 000 for Munich credentials and Berne office status.
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Washington, Jan. i
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
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Cienfurgos
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Baracon
Manila
San Juan
Sague
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Nicaragua
Munich
Berne
Deficiency Bill Approved in Washington
The president has approved a deficiency bill funding the army and related deficiencies, marking action on defense and budget matters. No further details provided in readable text.
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Washington
Jan
Eppmovl
Contents of the Peace Treaty and Allied Correspondence
Public release of the full peace treaty and conference pro topola with details on Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Included are diplomatic correspondence from Paris Manila Hong Kong and Singapore showing reactions and cautions from U S officials and French diplomats.
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Washington
Conference of the Commissions
Cuba
Porte Ico
Philippines
Paris
Prees
M. Thiebaut
Manuite
Moore
Ehorne
Guam
Department of State
United States
Manila
Hong Kong
Singapore
Blame for Brooke's Order Sparks Havana Tensions
In Havana the public blames the Cuban authorities for Major General Brooke's order and the centralization of funds. Washington officials say the transfer of customs receipts mirrors pre war Spanish practice. A farewell procession for General Wood in Havana drew enthusiastic support from thousands, while officials and merchants, including Dr Cassibo and Master Bacan, urged peaceful patience amid ongoing irritations from Havana.
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Brooke
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Munna
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Fir
New York
United States
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Palace
Marina Street
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Supreme Court
Fifth Regular Infantry
Minelesippi
Punta Gonla
Native government viability and foreign protections debated
The speaker notes that no native government can sustain itself without strong foreign backing and questions how any foreign power can provide protection without involvement in affairs. The papers include extracts from newspapers and long reports on Philippine resources and history, forming an encyclopedia of Philippine matters.
Message on the Sea Report from a Nova Scotia bottle
A bottle found at Port Maitland breakwater Nova Scotia contained a message from a sinking ship near Yarmouth twenty miles off. The note mentions a hurricane and a captain and wife parting farewell and names Stewart Thomas Miking Fire Officer and others. A boat and broken spar were recovered near the bottle. The message is believed to originate from the sinking vessel.
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Halifax
Port Maitland Breakwater
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Stewart
Nona Bell
Slene
Thomas Miking
Oificer
Bedford Is Safe Bedford Pa Jan f& mobotone report
A Bedford municipal board of health report signed by all town physicians states smallpox or variola cases are recovering with one convalescent. Schools and churches may reopen, no new cases in over two weeks, and surrounding county conditions favor disappearance of the disease. The board endorses the physicians’ report and asks state authorities to forward it to federal authorities.
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Bedford
Loohomed of Health
Physiciana
Mate Board
Leral Goard
Botkin Convicted. Attorneys Seek Postponement for Appeal
In Judge Cook's court Saturday Botkin was convicted of murder and faces sentencing. Attorneys plan to request a one week delay to file a possible appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking time to review the legal options.
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San Franciaeo
Jan
Coedelia Botkin
Mra
Jdobu F. Danning
Cook
Caffery Comments On Canal Policy In Senate Debate
Senator Caffery of Louisiana continued and nearly finished his opposition to the Nicaragua canal bill, arguing the Clayton Bulwer treaty forbids indirect actions. He urged abrogation of the treaty and U S construction of the canal independently, warning of British rights in war and tying opposition to transcontinental rail interests. The senate roll call showed only 20 members present, while the house moved through judiciary bills and Alaska codification before adjourning for the day.
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Washington, Jan
Senate
Hoar
Massachusettes
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Maritime Company
Caffrey
McLaurin
House
Committee On Judiciary
William BE. Day
Alaska
Scranton City News Roundup and Local Updates
Fragments from a Scranton edition highlight political moves, editorials, and local notices. Includes mayoral message notes, council actions on bond ordinances, and a quiet congressional day amid treaties and equity discussions.
Sarcastic reply on expansion and annexation from Grover Cleveland
The excerpt shows former president Grover Cleveland replying to Associated Press questions about expansion and annexation. He suggests harsh measures against natives who resist control, praising imperialist aims and proposing killing and forced Christianization as part of the expansion process.
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N. J
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Cleveland
Associated Presse Cor
Reese
Ita
Filipinos Demand Rights Stand in Hong Kong Junta Interview
Filipino junta representatives in Hong Kong tell Associated Press they face unfair U S treatment as crisis deepens. They claim Otis ordered full control of the archipelago, vow to block American landing at Hollo, and threaten destruction of the city if relations with the American government rupture. They appeal to Americans for a peaceful settlement via an impartial inquiry and recall wartime loyalties to the United States.
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Mong Kong
Hong Kong
Caurt
Associated Press Today
Philippines
United States
Visayan
Otia
Visnyas
Junta
Hollo
Sokeanan
Haywood Cheered by Prominent Republicans in Scranton
Ex State Treasurer Haywood remains confined to his room but receives many visitors from top Republican circles. Quay, Mayes, Connell, and others drop in as supporters send best wishes and gifts. A portrait of Quay was sent as a surprise, with hopes he returns to office soon.
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Roaghil
Scranton
Hartisburg
Haywood
Sixth Street
Senator Quay
Chris Mayes
Rover
Dirk" Quay
Consteseman Connell
General Mylin
Richard A. Gleun
Cypitel
Senate Quay
Santiago Boom in Trade Under U S Policy
Washington reports limited growth in Santiago trade under the current administration. General Wood cites non-discriminative intercourse with vessels of all nations as aiding commercial relations and guiding postwar prosperity. Sugar and ore exports are rising as mining operations resume after capitulation, though native labor use during critical periods drew attention.
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Washington
Santiago
Wood
War Department
Insane Woman in Lyons Suicide Case
Mrs. Charles Timers aged 42 of Pueblo Colorado visiting William Reynolds near Junius dies by self inflicted throat cutting. She was reportedly demented and doctors planned a sanity exam. Earlier she watched Mr Reynolds shave and later used a razor herself in her room. Her head was found nearly severed two hours later.
Mr. Dingley Still Improving
After medical consultation at 2 oclock this afternoon, doctors say Repine could live and may continue to improve though condition is not yet stable.
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Dingley
Wishington
Jan
Oleg
Vermante Ameterdam New Vik Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR mentions Vermante from Liverwock and Ameterdam connected to New Vik and New York with unclear context. No clear event, date, or entities beyond scattered place names appear readable.
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Queenstown
Vermante
Liverwock
New
Asueterdaine
Ameterdam
New York
Quay Replication Denies Right to Fair Trial in Philadelphia Case
The petitioners Messrs M S Quay BR Quay and H J Haywood renew their objections to District Attorney Graham's answer in the conspiracy case. They deny the trial date was set properly and claim insufficient time to prepare, insisting a fair and impartial hearing cannot occur in Philadelphia county quarter sessions. The case will come up on Saturday.
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Georges. Graham
Philadelphia
Benater Quay
Defendsants
Supreme Court
Graham
M. 8
Wanowin
People’s Bank
Explosion in Matanzas Hurts Eight In Havana Incident
A Spanish mage explosion at Matanzas injures eight and damages homes. In Amistad plantation, seventeen huts have been deserted. In Havana a struggle leads to a fatal shooting as US patrols seize arms and ammunition. General Brooke abolishes the island transport system and sets headquarters at the Hotel Trecha. Senor Recido Argantin Hernandez faces a fourth attack accusation. Bresnes and others blamed for Maine battleship explosion.
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Havana
Matanzas
Amistad
Galnes
United States
Mittel
Gabino and
Lazaro
Brooke
Trecha
Senor Recido Argantin Hernandes
Hi Reconcontrade
Enesgy
Senor
Chrouriaus Bresnes
Maine
Mrs Bloomfield Hy Moore Dies in London at 76
Mrs Bloomfield Hy Moore of Philadelphia died today at her London home on Great Stanhope Street at age 76 after months of illness from heart disease. Her life centered on the work of her literary executor Henry Dam and the late inventor Mr Keely, with grief cited as a cause of decline following news of Keely’s death.
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London
Bloomfield Hy Moore
Philadelphia
Great Stanhope Street
Keely
Henry Dam
Hle
Weather Forecast for Worhington and Nearby Areas
Forecast outlines cooler temperatures with showers likely in the Worhington region. Expect mostly cloudy skies, light winds, and a chance of early evening thundershowers across parts of Jin and L-Porecuat. Temperatures fall through the week.
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