Aguinaldo in Command Wraps Rebel Army to Reclaim San Fermines
Aguinaldo takes command of General Luna's forces and gathers 2000 troops from Antipolo as insurgents attempt to retake San Fernando. MacArthur's troops remain on alert while trains resume between Manila and San Fernando after bridge repairs.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
San Ferman Ts
Luna
Antipolo
Seventeenth Regiment
MacArthur
Sin
San Ferrando
Tere
Engano
Luzon
Welrestay
Cap
Eayle
Baltimore
St. Washington
War Department
Centennial
Shropshire Regiment Ordered for Immediate Embarkation
Dispatch from Cape Town reports extreme tension as troops for Africa are ready for departure to Cape Town. Milner’s franchise proposals spark debate with calls for concessions on mining seats English language rights and broader reforms to secure representation and stability.
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Africa
Tontwo
Shropshire Restent
Rendineas
Cape Town
London
England
League
Sir Alfred Milner
Orange
Transvaal
Volker
Cabinet Takes Office as Disputes Emerge in Paris
Paris reports the new cabinet ministers assume duties while the prefect of police M Hlone resigns to premier Br Waldeck Rousseau after a long interview. The Progressive Republicans split over Milne and Milieraud, with socialists divided on General de Gallifet’s entry and plans for a new revolutionary socialist faction.
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Paris
M Hlone
Br. Waldeck-Rosseau
M. Milne
Oniis Lo
Hi. Milieraud
General de Gallifet
Revolutionary Socialists
Otis seeks four expert Spanish stenographers
General Otis has called on the war department for four expert Spanish stenographers to serve in the Philippine Islands. They must be fluent in Spanish and English, translate both directions, and be skilled in taking dictation and transcribing in Spanish.
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Otls
Washington
General Otis
War Department
Philippine Islands
Kiporting Gold Shipments Planned by Major Firms
New York reports Heidlebach Icklheimer & Co will ship 1 million dollars in gold tomorrow and Kuhn Loeb & Co will similarly ship 1 million on tomorrow's steamer. The Saturday total announced reaches 4 million dollars.
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New York
Irelandon Americanism in America clarification by Mer Ireland
Paris dispatch reports Archbishop Mer Ireland of St Paul commenting on Americanism. He says if Americanism means the theological errors condemned by the pope there is none in America and that his view aligns with Catholic doctrine.
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New York
The
Herald
Paris
Mer. Ireland
St. Paul
New Era
Mer Ireland
America
Dreyfus Arrival Anticipation Gathers in Brest
Brest residents await the arrival of the famous prisoner aboard the French cruiser Sfax from Gui ana. Officials deny knowledge of landing plans while the Tage prepares for sea and a crowd gathers on the Cours Dajot. A Paris secret police detachment arrives to patrol the town.
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Brest
France
Dreyfus
Cours Dajot
Sfax
French Guiana
Associated Press
Aftenoon
Barrera
Admiral Barrera
Dreyfusf
Paris
Oxnard Replies to Havemeyer on Sugar Tariff Policy
Henry T. Oxnard president of the American Beet Sugar Producers association issues a rebuttal to HO Havemeyer. He denies many points, accuses Havemeyer of attacking the industry to aid foreign refineries, and argues tariffs protected U.S. sugar refining while Wilson-era protection averaged 40 percent.
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Oxnard
Havemeyer
Georgetown Honors Generals and Officials at Degree Ceremony
Georgetown university conferred honorary degrees today on Read Admiral Winfield Scott Sensey Major General Joseph Wheeler and General Wheeler. also honored Dr Samuel Iusey Dr Daniel Brewer and Hon Thomas Herran. Bourke Cookran and others were absent.
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Sehley
Lawn
Washington
Jane
Georgetown University
Winfield Scott Sensey
George Waterville
Joseph Wheeler
Ton W Bourke Cookran
New York
Samuel Iusey
District of Columbia
Daniel Brewer
Nols
Thomas Herran
United States of Colombia
Wheeler
Brewer
Oliahay selects Bell for adjutant in Philippine regiment
General Oliahay cabled the War Department to appoint Sergeant Major Bell of the Twentieth Infantry as adjutant of the First Volunteer Regiment to be organized in the Philippines. The adjutant will hold the rank of captain, marking the first step in forming skeleton regiments there.
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Washington
Oliahay
War Department
Bell
Twentieth Infantry
Philippines
Skelton
Population of Kanaan
Kansas state board of agriculture reports seventy-two counties with 1899 population changes. Seventy-two counties show a net increase of 95,797 persons over 1898, nearly 2 percent of the state population, while fifteen counties decline by 3,375.
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Kanaan
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Sheep Shearing Season Opens in Hills Netting Strong Prospects
Rapid City June 24 The sheep shearing season has begun in parts of the Hills where flocks were held back by a cold winter. About 800 shearers are needed to handle the clip which is expected to be unusually large. Ranges are in fine condition and many sheep have arrived to fatten. prospects call this the best lamb year in recent memory.
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Rapid City
G. C
Sheap
Trade Review Sees Durable Demand and Gold Shifts
The Weekly Review of Trade reports continued strong general demand and improving earnings though European crises and gold movements create uncertainty. It notes higher exports, rising textile prices, steel demand, and a larger volume of business with a broad view of rail, iron, and agricultural sectors. Failures decline in the U S and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Aeke Ma Ze
Europe
Coates Bros
Pittsburg
Cramps
Chicago
Ratia
United States
Canada
Troops Under Ovenshine Praised In North Dakota Report
Washington releases the Barry report on February 5 detailing the Pacific brigade led by General Ovenshine. The Fourteenth Infantry and First North Dakota fought through jungle and mud, driving the enemy from strong positions. Major Frank White commends the First Battalion of North Dakota volunteers for satisfactory duty.
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Gener
Postmaster bars mail for many regiments at San Francisco
The postmaster general orders that mail addressed to members of listed regiments be withheld at San Francisco as they are to be mustered out of service soon. The regiments include California heavy artillery Utah artillery First California infantry First Colorado infantry First Idaho Infantry First Montana infantry Thirteenth Minnesota infantry First Nebraska infantry First North Dakota infantry Second Oregon infantry Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry First South Dakota infantry and First Wyoming infantry.
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Mall of Volunteers
San Francisco
California Heavy Artillery
Utah Artillery
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wyoming
Adventures of An Eton Boy in a Jungle Abduction Scene
The narrator is seized by Antonio el Cubano in a tropical jungle and forced into a perilous captivity. Companions abandon him in a moonlit bay as a ship sails away toward Tristan da Cunha, leaving him marooned with the brutal Cuban. He endures fear and hunger, while Antonio asserts control and plots survival on Alphonso Island.
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Antonio
Antonio el Cubani
Silenzio
Rodney
Mr. Rodney
Dick Rodney
Tom Lambourne
Probart
Lambourne
Hislop
Henry Warren
Eton
Morven
Hugh Shute
Antonio el Cubano
Tristan da Cunha
Alphonso
Diego Alvarez
Marc Hislop
Warren
Chute
Lambortine
Carlton
Ship Appears Off Moonlit Beach in Chapter XXXIII
On a moonlit beach the group hears a cry of a fallen sight and sees a ship approaching. Excitement sweeps the crowd as all awaken, stretch out to greet the vessel, but its initial appearance soon shifts.
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Tom Lambourne
Old Young Women EnnuI Rooted in Paternal Indulgence
An essay argues that excessive parental indulgence breeds ennui in young women after school, causing dissatisfaction and difficulty in marriage. It urges early denial of wants, simpler pastimes, and plain living until debut. The piece also notes Korea’s size compared to Great Britain, detailing dimensions.
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Philadelphia Times
Korea
Great Britain
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San Fernando
Miliitary
Omdale
the Review OF Trade
Indus
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