Deportation Ordered for Insurrection Aiders in Philippines
General MacArthur informs the war department that authorities will deport individuals aiding or sympathizing with insurgents in the Philippines. They have been delivered to Maj. Henry B. Orwig on Rosecrans for transport to Guam and custody during ongoing hostilities until peace is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
War Department
Department
Philippine Islands
Henry B. Orwig
U.S. W
Rosecrans
Guam
Philippines
Riot in San Juan Over False Abuse Report
A mistaken claim that a native girl aged ten was mistreated by an American teacher sparked a riot in San Juan Porto Rico. The crowd shouted anti American slogans as police failed to control the mob and American artillery fired a volley to disperse it. Over 100 shots were fired but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Grave Crisis in the Orient
The British government warns of a grave crisis in the Far East as secret talks proceed between the United States and Great Britain to counter Russia’s bid to establish a permanent presence in Manchuria, a rich part of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Manchuria
Plea to End the Philippine War
Manila special reports intensified surrender incentives as General MacArthur orders all department commanders to release one prisoner for every rifle turned in. Surrendering insurgents may designate the prisoner to be released unless exceptional detention cases arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
General MacArthur
Department
Cuban Tobacco Duty Abolished by Executive Order
The president issued an executive order abolishing the Cuban export duty on tobacco effective April 1. The Cuban economic commission, which recently visited Washington and was endorsed by General Wood, recommended the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban Economic Commission
Washington
Wood
Denmark-US West Indies Sale Negotiations Off
London dispatches in The Morning Post and Daily Express report Copenhagen says negotiations for the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States are definitely brokered off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Morning Post
Daily Express
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
Pilgrim Steamer Lost in Black Sea Storm
A dispatch from Odessa to the London Daily Express reports a pilgrim steamer struck by a storm in the Black Sea. Seventy two pilgrims were washed overboard and drowned during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Express
Odessa
Black Sea
Three Negroes Hanged at Richmond for Murders
Kirby Graves William Johnson and Henrys Brook were hanged at Richmond in Little Rock County Arkansas for the murders of Edward Evans a white man and Frank Gordon a colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Graves
William Johnson
Henrys
Brook
Richmond
Little Rock County
Ark
Edward Evans
Frank Gordon
Senator Harris Gibson Elected by Montana Legislature
Hon. Harris Gibson of Great Falls, Democrat, was chosen United States Senator by the Montana Legislature for the term expiring March 4, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Harris Gibson
Great Falls
United States
Fort Wayne Masonic Temple Attractions Schedule
Readable fragments list events at the Fort Wayne Masonic Temple. Items include "The Christian," March 13 14, "Robert Fitzsimmons" March 16 and "Why Smith Left Home" March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Masonic Temple
Marged
the Christian
Marsh
Robert Fitzsimmons
Smith
Boer Leaders Report Surrender Expected in Pretoria Circles
Reports from Pretoria indicate Boer burghers in the field may surrender with a majority choosing amnesty. The claim cites Boer circles as the source for the anticipated capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Various 1900s records from New York to Philadelphia fire and crime
A scattered report chunks through fires injuring and destroying properties from Baltimore to Rochester, detailing losses at Hirschberg Hollander Co in Baltimore and Tittleman Brothers in Philadelphia. Crimes include a fatal shooting of a young actress Mamie Cirelli in New York, and a jail crossing case near Champlain. Also notes a bankruptcy petition by Hattie D. Berry in New York and workers strike at Susquehanna Coal Company. Maj. Daniel W. Whittle dies in Northfield. Police clash at inauguration injuring a girl, and a Columbus attack incident. Describes a hotel sale transfer to Widener Elkins syndicate in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Bidwell
New York
Alonzo Scott
Ball
Litchfield
Chicago
Lake Erie
Silver Creek
Hirschberg, Hollander & Co
Baltimore
Guid
Champlain
N. Y
Jule Contre
Rouse's Point
Canada
United States
Knox Express Company
C Streets
Washington
Tittleman Brothers & Fagan
Adams Avenue
Church Street
Philadelphia
Mamie Cirelli
Antonio Triolo
Mulberry
Bayard Streets
Leary
Platt and
Mill Streets
Rochkester
Daniel W. Whittle
D. L. Moody
East Northfield
Alass
Pennsylvania
Ollie May Wellington
Catherine Fullerton
Columbus Avenue
Boston
John Dawson
Orphans’ Court
Lafayette
Widener-Elkins
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Toledo Republicans nominate McMahen for Mayor
A Western dispatch notes Brig. Gen. W. V. McMahen chosen by the Toledo Republican city convention as mayoral candidate. The report also lists rival Chicago mayoral contenders Harrison and Haney, and various local incidents across Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
W. V. McMahen
John Bennash
Huron
Edgely
N. C
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Elbridge Haneey
Jacob Lindewood
Creuzer
Ohio
William Mitchell
William Jones
Marion
Ind
Jones
Mitchell
St. Louis Transit Company
St. Louis
Columbus
James O. Neal
Liverpool
Ohio House
Edward O. Wolcott
Republican National Committee
Colorado
Archie M. Stephenson
Sidney Morrison
Lake Michigan
Durbin
Tipton
Robert Edmonds
G. A. Ross
A. Anderson
Twenty-third Street
William Tate
F.C. B. W T. Bond
Philippines
Fires scorch Chicago cars and Park River business district
A blaze destroyed parts of the Metropolitan Elevated road yards in Chicago and burned half the Park River business district, causing losses over 1000000 with partial insurance. Fire began at 5:00 p m and raged into the night.
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Forty-sixth Avenue
Harrison ‘Street
Chicago
Ewatchman
Nany Wright
Fort
Scott
Kan
McKinley
Park River
N. C
Umatilla
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Bud Taylor
Ruth Nollard
Kansas City
Taylor
Camden
Dewey Smith
Chester Stanley
John Kittridge
John Fields
Crittenden Mountain
Eldorado
Colo
Hittridge
Fields
George W. Jarrett
Columbus
Ohio
Albert Fischer Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
Tin Can Trust
Kansans City
Columbia Straw Paper Company
Nenia
Defiance
Massillon
Coshocton
Sandusky
United States District Court
Dearth
Elliott
Hennepin County
St. Paul
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Jacob Johanson
San Francisco
Johanson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Dell Johnson
Orlando
Winchester
Dayton
George Herrell
Carnegie Grants 100000 For Richmond Library Building
The Southern note reports Andrew Carnegie donated 100000 for a Richmond Virginia library building. The Texas Senate approved final passage of a bill making kidnapping a capital offense. Gen Nathaniel Greene's remains were found in Savannah Georgia after 115 years. A plant of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company burned at Savannah with an estimated loss of 115000 covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Richmond
Texas Senate
Nathaniel Greene
Savannsh
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Savannah
Insurance
Foreign. Turbulent world news flashes and military moves
Reported developments include Finnish discussions about a czar ordered 2,000,000 marks, British forces scaring Boers in a bathing party, and a Tuan protege leading a rebellion in Wansu. France sanctions Deroulede’s and Habert’s unseating, while Turkey plans 50,000 troops for Macedonia. Riots in southern Italy and De Wet with Steyn crossing the Orange. Orloff to be court martialed in Manchuria. Irish MPs clash in Commons. Wolseley attacks the War Office and the Marquis reacts. A vessel named Chili or Scillin wrecks near Algeria with six drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Tuan
Wansu
French Chamber of Deputies
Deroulede
Marcel Habert
Turkey
Macedonia
Italy
Ravenna
de Wet
Steyn
Orange River
Orloff
Manchuria
House of Commons
Lord Wolseley
War Office
Marquis of Lansdowne
Algerian
Notable retirements and commands shift amid global events
Brigadier Generals Fitzhugh Lee and James H. Wilson are placed on the retired list. Captains R D Evans and H C Taylor become rear admirals, effective February 11, for their battle of Santiago service. The Samoa trade gain and Alaska nuptial tale add domestic color as Webster Davis sells his Boer War book for 180000 to Franklin Quinby’s New York syndicate. Also noted: 16 workers in Canada deported, a traitor’s Alcatraz fate, and Bradsread’s market summary on iron, steel, and cereals with weekly export figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
James H. Wilson
San Francisco
Patrick Hart
Manila
Alcatraz
Alaska
W. H. Bledsoe
Alaska Commercial Company
Nina Moore
Lloyd
Bradstreet’s
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Chicago
Southern
Market notes and political wrap from a busy day
Market reports given for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit and Toledo with cattle hogs and grain prices listed. The article also covers congressional action on the omnibus public buildings bill and other appropriations while Vice President Roosevelt presides in the Senate and Senator Carter presses a lengthy river and harbor debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Ste
Detroit
Toledo
Senate
National
Navy
Marine Corps
House
Carter
Montana
Hoar
Massachusetts
Cockrell
Missouri
Congress
Charleston
Roosevelt
Money
McLaurin
Morgan
J Roosevelt
Mr. Morgan
Ala
United States
Great Britain
Odds and Ends from an Old Newspaper Clip
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered phrases about coverage and numbers, including a reference to two thousand. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable to form a complete item.
Indiana Legislature Pushes Bills Amid Vistorous Debate
A flurry of measures clears committees and advances in Indiana with bills on anti lynching election reforms and railroad consolidation. The Senate defeats a pay in full policy bill while new laws cover convict made goods labeling and cemetery site beautification. The congression reapportionment bill passes as Democrats challenge legality and a constitutional amendment for women suffrage gains majority support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate
Evansville
Indianapolis
Bend
The
House
Ciarg
Murphy
Joss
Durbin
Turnpike Commissioners
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Ohio River
Fort Wayne
Congress
United States
Miss Keeley
Neal
Items of Interest Features and Crimes Reported
Farmers near Windfall were robbed of 200 dollars worth of chickens. Tiaporte Christian Church lists six applicants for the pastorate. William Nation's estate valued at five dollars. Mrs Carrie Nation noted in Lisbon. John Gardner, 76, Elwood, found dead from heart disease. Mrs Eschenbach of Brookville dies of grief. Gas belt maker plans fuel for eight years. Jorney Sand reports Republican politics in Greencastle. Mrs Pryor of Franklin assaulted by a man in an alley. incident investigated. Public transport and street crime noted as weekly meetings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaporte Christian Church
William Nation
Lisbon
Carrie Nation
John Gardner
Elwood
Adam Eschenbach
Brookyill
Jorney Sand
Greencastle
Pryor
Franklin
Anderson
Peru
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Crimea
Denver
Edward D. Hegg
Colorado & Southern Railway
Western
Mse
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