Filipino Leader Sees Vast Philippine Wealth For America
Ramon Reyes Lala, a Filipino born in Manila and now a U S citizen, discusses U S capital chances in the Philippines. He cites gold, forests, minerals, and agriculture, praises American protection, and argues Filipinos can be prepared for citizenship under an American guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ramon Reyes Lala
United States
Philippine Islands
Lala
Manila
St. John's College
England
Lata
Bam
Women Workers In England Dominant Domestic Image Challenged
A historical note questions the long held view that English women are primarily domestic and contrasts it with observations of working women in England. It suggests that contemporary social roles are evolving beyond traditional expectations as women enter and influence the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
County valuations report from Tacoma auditor
The annual report by County Auditor W. B. Spike shows total county valuation of 20,002,017 equalized by the board. Real estate and personal property totals reach 26,706,586 and 4,406,240 respectively with real estate broken into 19,706,228 in city property and 7,000,368 in county land and buildings. Railroad trackage is valued at 1,281,823.
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Tacoma
W. BD. C. Spike
Ptatlam
Rota
Suit Over False Imprisonment Continues in Tacoma
Desdemona Jackson sues D. M. Hoffman and wife for alleged false imprisonment over a theft claim. The case centers on a house maid employed at Mrs. Hoffman's residence and the alleged missing diamond earrings. Proceedings remain a primary feature at the court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Desdemona Jackson
D. M. Hoffman
Faience Candlesticks From Florence Describe Delicate Florentine Styles
Faience candlesticks from Florence attract attention with natural tower colors and leafy foliage. The stem curves into a handle, and shades match delicate whites or richer contrasts. Inexpensive, they suit many uses. Smaller flower bouquets hide the candle receptacle at center. Larger blooms like morning glories hold the candle in the blossom center.
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Florence
Young maker Frederick Cohn amid deadly accident in Williamsburg shop
Frederick Cohn three years old of 281 Devoe Street Williamsburg was alone in his shop packing mowers when his hand slipped and he cut arteries in his wrist. He fainted from bleeding and fell. His one year old son John found him unconscious ten minutes later. A flower maker’s fall landed on his injured hand and helped stem the hemorrhage. Dr Hickman and an associate injected salt water into his veins. He has a chance to recover.
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New York
Frederick Cohn
Devoe Street
Williamsburg
Eame
Dohn
John
Hickman
Colin
The Fortune of War Inverts Ranks At Santiago
Major General Leonard Wood, once captain of the Fifth Infantry and later colonel of the Rough Riders, now commands his former superior and other officers who once followed him. The piece notes the strange reversal of fortunes and the saying that he who takes your orders today may command you tomorrow.
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Leonard Wood
Baciago de Cuba
Wood
Fifth Regular Infantry
Washington
Rough Riders
Fifth
Santiago
Santiago Under Gen. Wood
Col. Wood
Paish Seeks American Prosperity Rise in Study Visit
George Paish assistant editor of the London Statist arrived aboard the Cunarder Lucana to study the U S business revival and gauge English capitalists interest. He plans six weeks in the United States visiting Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and San Francisco focusing on cotton woolen iron trade railroads and imports exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Paish
London Statist
Lucana
Liverpool
Paish
England
United States
Paix
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
San Franccsco
Students Stage Farce at University of Divioia
Students in the French department performed Moliere's A Physician in Spite of Himself as the annual French play at the University of Divioia in Champagne Illinois tonight, showcasing the French department's efforts and theatre talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champagne
University of Divioia
Moliere
Saat
Portland Man Plans New Lake Atlin Steamer
A Portland man, Capt. Ed W. Spencer, will take a knock-down steamer to Lake Atlin to carry mail and passengers. He previously rebuilt the Willie Irving after hauling it over the Skagway trail and sold it for a profit. now he will assemble a duplicate of the White Irving and ship it next week. The craft features a 20 foot beam, 3 feet 4 inch hold, engines 7 and a half inches diameter with a long stroke, and a Roberts boiler, with a crew of Portland carpenters.
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Lake Atln
Willie Irving
Portland
Oregonian
Ed. W. Spencer
Alaska
Lake Atlin
Spencer
Klondike
Skagway Trail
Lake Dennett
Feild
Dawson
Hennett
Willie Irvings
Joseph Supple
Irving
Gamecock
Staghound
Washington
Seaneon
Eastern
Rupple
Roberts
Artist Woolf Dies of Heart Disease in Brooklyn Home
Michael Aneelo Woolf a pioneer of humorous pen and ink sketches died of heart disease at his sister's Brooklyn residence 437 Putnam avenue. Born in London 62 years ago he came to America at age twelve and rose to fame with Woolf's Walla a blend of humor and pathos. He once acted on Chestnut theater stages and studied art from age five. His studio recently on West 234th street. He never married and his death followed two years of heart illness with two weeks of serious illness prior.
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New York
Michael Aneelo Woolf
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
London
Old Chestnut Theater
Philadelphia
Famouue
T. Nast
Mr. Woolf
Woolf
Walla
West 234 Street
Railroads to Okanogan projected within eighteen months
Loomis Wash March 13 A Spokesman Review correspondent reports the region will gain a railroad within eighteen months with a line from Republic toward the Okanogan river by January 1 1900 Two routes are discussed via Similkameen or through Mount Chapacea and Loomis A Pittsburgh party eyes a line up the Okanogan from Brewster and a Canadian Pacific Telephone Company representative may visit soon to plan a route from Camp McKinney through Twenty Mile Sidley's and Ore to Loomis and Coneconully Public hopes tie mining growth to wider state metals output
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Loomis
Wash
Spokesman-Review
Republic
Okanagan River
Okanogan
Sinlohekin
International Line
Similkameen
Mount Chapacea
Concuily
Ruby
Spring Coulee
Brewater
Columbia River
Chelan
San Poll
Similkameen River
Pittsburgh
Brewster
Okanogan County
Canadian Pacific Telephone Company
Camp McKinney
Twenty Mile
Sidley's
Coneconully
Mareorama At Parle Exposition Lets Viewers Sail Without Leaving
A Parle Exposition attraction called mare orama, devised by M Hugo d Alese, promises visitors a genuine steamship experience without boarding a vessel. The exhibit aims to satisfy appetite for novelty by simulating a sea voyage.
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M. Hugo d'Alese
Trouble Over Claude Ryder Dispute in Whitman County
In Colfax, a dispute pits Whitman County officers against J. W. Williams of Spokane, agent for the Children’s Home Society, over Claude Ryder six, who was convicted of rape and jailed awaiting a new trial. The child was briefly in Williams care, then delivered to Garfield, later to return to his grandfather as Sheriff Canutt arranged. Fryder remains silent in jail, refusing tobacco and signaling with gestures.
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Claude Ryder
Colfax
Wash
Whitman County
J. W. Williams
Spokane
Children's Home Society
John Ryder
M. &. Taylor
Thornton
Sherif Canutt
Wil- Mame
Garfield
Sherif
Fryder
Curry
The Woman's Woman and the Man's Woman Debate
An essay examines the recurring topic of women who attract men, noting critics’ claims and contrasting historical examples. It argues that many famous women were prized by men but possessed firm resolve, with playful satire on gossip and social roles for Lent season readers.
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Verne
Juno
Jeopatra
Judith
Luth
Delilah
Helen of Troy
Mary Queen of Scots
Runners Laid Aside In Cascade Weather Ends Winter Travel
Orders from Columbia stage line halt all overnight routes in Cascade to Columbia. Warm sun melts snow and breaks up roads. freight wagons and stages on wheels for the season. Water levels unlikely to delay dam and railway bridge work as crews push construction despite remaining snow in town.
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Cascade
B. C
Columbia Stage Line
Columbia
Contrasting Taffeta Neckties and Stocks Trend
The article notes plain taffeta neckties and stocks in two contrasting colors. Each item features one color on one end with a loop of the other, while the stock displays one of the two colors. Green paired with cerise creates startling combinations, with yokes cuffs and stock in one color and body and sleeves in the other. The shirt waists also show plain taffeta combinations and two tone neckties with half color on the string.
Glass Eye Divorce Case Stirs Cincinnati Court
In Cincinnati on March 13 attorneys expect Judge Davis to rule on Saloonkeeper Kraus's plea for divorce from Mrs Kraus over a glass eye. Kraus argues the eye was concealed until after marriage. An adverse ruling could bar further pleas and affect alimony or divorce rights.
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Cincinnati
Davis
Kraus
McMicken Avenue
Corporal Johnson Wounded in Manila Front
Tacoma reports a letter from Corporal F A Johnson of Company C First Washington volunteers detailing early Manila duties. He recalls outpost duty near insurgent lines, talks of 76 000 natives facing 16 000 17 000 Americans, and predicts a fight soon. He notes health in his regiment and describes locals’ appearance and conditions.
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Tacoma
Frank Wikson
F. A. Johnson
First Washington Volunteers
Johnson
San Pedro Macati
Aguinalia
Read
CORP
Manila
Eighth Army Corps
First
Washington Volunteer Infantry
8. C. Bothwell
Post Office Department
Philippines
Cuba
Poroto Rico
Woman bootblack protests being described as laborer
Mrs. Pdna Maxwell of Kansas City known as the woman bootblack disputes claims she actually blacks shoes. She supervises the bootblacks she hires and runs charitable bootblacking parlors on busy days to raise funds. Her scheme has spread to St. Louis Chicago and other cities and has attracted wide publicity.
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Pdna Maxwell
Kansas City
The
Herald
Maxwell
St. Louis
Chicago
Omaha
Jeweled Bat Ornament Descriptions Stand Out
A description highlights jeweled hair ornaments and the jeweled bat motif appearing mystic and wicked. The dark jeweled body and brilliant wings create a picturesque impression.
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