Dewey Era Policies and Philippine Independence Claims
A 1900 era dispatch reports Mantin Aguinaldo appealing for recognition of Philippine independence and U.S. involvement. It notes Spanish prisoners, Dewey and consuls, and potential shifts in American policy toward recognizing Filipino sovereignty amid tensions with China and other powers.
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Mantin
Ate
m—Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Joly
Spain
Paris
United States
Epair
Commis
Kinger
Prisuntre
Atantia
Securine
Raa
Teva
Admiral Dower
Aguinaldy
Dewey
Britten
el- Elan
Sapien
Tews
Sven Dence
Washington
Worry About China Shows Disposition on Aguinaldo War Issue
A Washington dispatch reports rising military civics tensions over China’s stance toward Aguinaldo and his forces. Beijing has not recognized the belligerency but calls horses bought for the U S Army contraband of war, a move viewed as edging toward recognition and complicating supplies to Manila.
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New York
AUES
Herald
Rem
Washington
China
Wilipines
Axente
Gila
Manila
Pekin
Aguinalds
Goede
Thin Covent
Government Works to Prevent Foreign Recognition of Aguinaldo
Authorities believe recognizing the Filipino government would spark a global shift and complicate U S relations. Efforts to deter such recognition aim to avert foreign embassies and the political upheaval of the Philippine conflict amid seasonal campaigning. International powers may delay any formal acknowledgment until military outcomes clarify the situation.
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Aguinaldo
Spain
Dewey to Visit Rome and London In Navy Buzz
Washington reports Admiral Dewey may travel to Rome for an audience with the pope tomorrow and then proceed to Leews Landen before returning home. Navy officials note strong ties with British officers and prefer a London visit if possible.
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Washington
Dewey
Rome
Navy Department
London
Huntieh
Navy
Jones Health Rumor Shakes Democratic Ranks
Governor Stone receiving a letter from Senter Jones, chairman of the national Democratic committee, warning of ill health and delaying departure to the United States past October. The message, sent from London, cites plans to seek recovery in Scotland and to await Stone’s reply regarding actions from the Chicago July meeting.
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St Louis
Ane
Republic
Stone
Chicago
Fiie
Tavita Lenton
Wesk
Lox Angels Train Derails After Flange Break Ages
Southbound Lox Angels express derailed near Los Palos when a broken flange on a mail car caused the engine and nine cars to plunge into a ditch. Engineer Don Ford and Fireman Wood died. Mrs Miawonger of Prema and A Movser of San Diego were seriously injured. several others slightly hurt.
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Toe Banos
Cal
Ave
Lox Angels Express
Los Palos
Engin
Aateh
Don Ford
Pireman Wood
Mra. J
Miawonger
Prema Cal
A. Movser
San Diego
Suit over Sousa royalties ends in favor of Blakely estate
Philadelphia reports a court decision to pay Mrs Blakely one half of royalties from Sousa’s pre death compositions and to surrender the Sousa library. The referee ruled Sousa’s name use may not be tied to any other band to avoid public confusion. The case involves Blakely administrator and the Sousa band partnership.
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Philadelphia
Aug
Auta
Blakely
Tmvid
Peterso Miso
Sousas
Br. Blakely
Suse
Souka
Sousa
Souse
Russia warns China against alliance with Japan
Russian minister De Geirs urged China to reject any alliance with Japan saying such a move would offend Russia and bring serious consequences to China. The note was presented amid tensions over Pekin and neighboring powers.
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China
Japan
Pekin
M. De.Geirs
Teung Li Yumen
Russia
Husband Arrested in Death at Home
Nathan Bronman was arrested as the suspected husband in the case of a woman found unconscious at her home with two head wounds. She died at Roosevelt Hospital today. Bronman was remanded in West Side Court this morning by Magistrate Mende.
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Em York
Anns Bronma
Oly
Roonevelt Hospital
Nathan Bronman
West Side Court
Mende
Dreyfus Trial Crowds Guarded at Rennes Lycee
Rennes August 8 police arrangements near the Lycee matched yesterday as 2,000 sightseers waited to glimpse Captain Dreyfus. He entered the Lycee for the secret court session with generals and gendarmes encircling the building, the crowd cleared by horse and infantry units as he passed.
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Rennes
Lycee
D.w C'Elvek
Dreyfus
Maitre Labor
Maitre Demungy
General Chanains
Channoine
M. Paleologue
Une Doster
General Chanving
M. Canoine
Tom Row
Avenue de la Gare
Gen D'Armerie
Gen D’armes
Manutention
Mangrentian
Jouanst
Chanoine
Paris
Mercier
Casimir-Periér
Art of Cassations
General Mercier
M. Casimir-Perier
Ahie
Gary Chenaine
Dreyfus Trial Day Opens With General Chenoine Explanations
The article describes the first day of the Dreyfus trial as observed by Emily Crawford. It details officials, spectators, and Dreyfus’s guarded demeanor as he enters the courtroom. The narrative notes press presence, security measures, and the setting, including the bannered hall and the judge’s handling of proceedings.
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Jouaust
Chenoine
Dassie Mattres Latfort
Demanke
Emily Crawford
School tax levy increases and district changes in 1890s
At the annual board of education meeting the district approved a total levy of 1 mill for the coming year, with divisions for general expenses three mills buildings and repairs three mills and interest and sinking fund three mills. The 1898 general fund levy was eight mills with three mills for sinking fund. New law allows a general fund levy up to 12 mills, while building and sinking fund allocations remain linked to prior levels. Estimated running expenses rise to about $119,000 for the coming year, with sources including balance, state and county dividends, and rents. The meeting covered Branner school construction bids, officer elections, and census figures.
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Board of Education
Davidson
Branner
Gallevy
Potwin
Priddy
Beans
Branner School
F. M. Spencer
Sheehan & Son
L. D. Bhversole
M. J. Gobrecht
M. Heery
Cuthbert
Kansas City
Lewis & Kitchen
Kansas Cty
Hey
Linus Blakesley
J. i Stewart
Stewart
H.W. Jones
Smith
Jones
Biis Sehuita
Mabel von Dahien
Ward Wilder
W. H. Wilsen
L. S. Ferry
P. 1 Bonebrake
Perry
Umiis
Ira T. Howe
Third Bearch
George H. Matthews
Howe
Joao Aasersy
Citenu
Tneidentale
Erneere
Seavenger
Opera Chatts
Movin
Branner Paliege Wulldins
Wees
Clay
Gov. Atkinson Dies in Newnan Georgia at 52
Former Georgia governor W. F. Atkinson, a Democratic leader and two term governor elected in 1894 at age 39, died at his residence after a ten day illness. He served as speaker of the Georgia House, defeated Gen Clement Evans in his first campaign, and later faced Seaborn Reece in his re election bid. He supported Spanish American War volunteers and later practiced law in Newnan.
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Newnan
Atkinson
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Clement A. Evans
Gowen
Reece
Seaborn Rem
Fusion
Washington
Georgia
First Case At Havana Reports Yellow Fever Among Troops
Washington Aug. first cane of yellow fever reported among troops at Haare announced today by cable from Havans. Surgeon General Lumbers reports William Beatty of Company A Eighth Infantry at Punts barracks Harare ill with yellow fever at Las Animas hospital OREILLY.
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Washington
Haare
Tollowire
Havans
Aug
Surgeon General Lumbers
Wm. Beatty
Eighth Infantry
Punts
Harare
Las Animas
O'Reilly
Tables Turned Opportunity Offered For An Other Investigation
An unusual item notes that tables are turned as an opportunity arises for another investigation. The brief hints at renewed scrutiny and potential new inquiries, though details remain sparse and names or entities are not provided.
Governor Excited by Charges Against Regents at Manhattan College
Charges filed today by A Binck of Iowa County accuse new Regents at the State Agricultural College in Manhattan of continuing practices leading to the removal of Regent Hofman and Limbockir. The document cites delays, misused funds, and conflicts over debts and appointments. Governor Stanley received the charges but did not reveal planned action, stating the charges were not made in good faith.
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Ornor Stanley
New of Regents
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
A. Binck
Ioiey County
Puyuslat
Hofman and Limbockir
Diatog
Hal
Board of Agents
T. Faircbild
Peeet~dent
Eliiey County Teachers’ Institute
Yate
Ghani
J. C. Holland
Wate Mit Plana
Walters
Withuak
W. Z. Toe
Eure
Stanley
Rome
Stenirapher
Black
JIMINEZ FORCES SEIZE OUTPOST IN HAITI RAID
Port au Prince reports Dominican revolutionary troops have massed at a frontier outpost near Aodanan and seized a key position. The movement aims to join broader revolutionary forces, with Jimenez expected to attempt a landing on the island soon to direct ongoing actions. The Haitian government vows measures to block any landing.
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Dafagbon
Hayten
Jimines
MacArthur Named U S Forces Leader In Pacific War Plan
The Record reports General Arthur MacArthur is Chicago bound en route to the Philippines. He is listed as President Roosevelt's selection for field commander in the Luson island campaign at the close of the rainy season. The note reflects wartime strategy amid discussions of advancing military actions and broader Allied plans.
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MacArthur
McKinny
Cheick
Chicago
Maula Army
Philliplon
Arthur MacArthur
Ley
Luszen Island
Kilrain to Re Enter the Ring in 27-Pound Return
The report notes Jake Kilrain plans a comeback bout at a weight near twenty seven pounds lighter than prior rings. Details are fragmented but reference a West Coast venue and a management timing tied to late summer. Weather notes mention cooler conditions with westerly winds expected.
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Kilrain
New York
Jake Kiran Toes
Asi Bismunity
Tan
Hanvy Ween
Tia
Westin
Jackson
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