Filipinos and Protestant Missionaries in the Philippines
President Schurman argues that native trust must be earned with civil government, education and honest governance. He warns against mixed Protestant missions and urges a single form of Protestant effort, plus strong schools, orderly civil administration, and trustworthy officials to forge loyalty and peace in Mindanao, Luzon, and the Sulu archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Spain
Europe
Congress
Philippines
Tin Collett
Ana Privines
Manila
Tollo
Isone
Westward move draws Bridgeton workers to mills
Sixty one Bridgeton NJ elast workers boarded a special Pennsylvania Railroad car in Philadelphia for Pittsburgh. They said hundreds more would follow soon to factories in the west including Indiana and Ohio. About 600 men total expect winter wages around 10 per week with factories offering pay up to between 10 and 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Browers
Bridgeton
N. J
Philadelphia
Elas
West
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pepome
Ohio
Barty
Panama Scheme Moves To Transfer Canal To American Control
New York reports a plan to form the Panama Canal Company of America to take over the Isthmian canal project from France. Banking houses and notable financiers including August Belmont & Co Kuhn Loeb Levi P Motto J Edward Simmones Edward Sweet & Co and others are named as interested. A transfer of rights to an American entity is expected after French shareholders approve in France. A U S is forming an isthmian canal commission led by Rear Admiral Walker to study routes, with funds allocated in the river and harbor bill. The effort aims to place the canal under American oversight and align with Nicaragua interests as a competing route is evaluated. A large Jamaica labor force and substantial preliminary work are noted as under way with project costs cited near ten million dollars and potential for major construction activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama Canal Company of America
Pana Cial
Americane
Winnessionaires
August Belmont & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Levi P Motto
Charles
J. Edward Simmone
Naonal Bank
Edward Sweet
Passama Canal
America
Nicaragua Canal
U. S
Walker
Chatrioan
Central America
U.S
Garilon Witt
Janet Serio
Erugimuerti
Raven
Jamaica
Fetovee
weiUn Wil Grouchly Webi. Wil Pre Quitine Fabruses
Vent Sat Trovhside
Hanletton
Hanna Seeks State Insurance Superintendent Post
Friends of Senator Geo W Hanna of Clay County back his bid for state superintendent of insurance. He championed a constitutional provision for election of the office by the people and is praised as a skilled organizer and strong district leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hanna
Clay County
Hanna
Btw
Can't Stand Cold Children in the Cold Weather
A fragment touts maintaining health in cold weather, claiming sharp winds and keen air injure children. It argues that proper nourishment and protection make boys and girls sturdy, with richer blood and better warmth, attributed to SCOTT BROWNES Carmine New York.
Ships Intercepted At Delagoa Bay Stir International Law Debate
British warships interfere with American cargoes on Beatrice Mashona and Maria bound for Delagoa Bay. Shippers question international law, seek guidance, and assess risk as shipments to Lorenzo Marques dwindled and insurers face uncertainty. Concerns center on whether the seizure sets a legal precedent and how the US government will respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delagos Bay
New Tark
Britinh Warshina Mto
New York
Mulling Company
Delazon Bay
Jonanneaburs
Althowgh
Post
A.J. Toomey
Lorenzo Marques
Johannesburg
Delagus
Mr .Toomey
A. D. Baye
Flint, Eidge & Co
Rccids
England
Vvarious Steamship
South Africa
Bipen Delage Bey
Edward M. Norton
Norton & Sin
Meents
Delaxva Bay
Herbert Barber
Barber & Co
Bnoke
Delazou Bay
Rumored German Move in Africa Sparks Diplomatic Talks
A London dispatch reports Berlin may seize Portugal’s Atlantic colonies and lands north of the Zambezi, sparking cautious reaction from Washington. Russia, France, and Britain face questions on contraband, naval seizures, and possible neutral intervening powers as the war widens. Military updates include Gatacre and Methuen maneuvers and British efforts to monitor coal and supply routes amid uncertain foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herat
Delagoa Bay
London
Berlin
Germany
Portugal
Zambes
Kingi
Delasou Fay
Forlen
Germasis
Traze- Vaal Das
Delusoa Bay
Preneh
Washington
Mr. Choate
Tur
Spain
England
Transvaal
War Office
Walport
Gatacre
Dordrecht
Methuen
Modder River
Twth Gatacre
Sutter
Froue
Caienad
Oliver
Vtpost
Uftaire
Eeumrais
ScouUng
Cabe
Pretoria
Retired Greene and the Boer cause in Anglo American relations
The article discusses Greene’s retirement from Pretoria and the impact of British diplomatic efforts during the prior year in Spain. It highlights the influence of Boer alignment on American policy, Adelbert Hay’s public reception in England, and his role in addressing inquiries from prisoners' friends while earning distinction from the foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Pretoria
Ssicfim
America
Spain
Ubh
South
England
Adelbert Hay
Tars
Zounis
Sul
Foreign Office
United Irish societies plan anti British mass meeting
New York on December reports a United Irish societies meeting to organize a mass gathering at the Academy of Music next Sunday night with Judge Pit as presiding officer. Expected speakers include Senator Mason and Representatives Jet and Sulzer. The committee has many notable vice presidents named, including Congressman Jaci Hupktersmat Zeigler of Pennsylvania and Daniel J. Jetson of West Virginia. General James F R O Bierne, charity commissioner and Transvaal republic representative in the United States, commented on potential Canadian invasion by Irish Americans. He warned such an invasion would fail against trained forces, citing quartermaster and commissary details learned from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Irish Societies
Academy of Music
Pit
Gerald
Supreme Court
Mason
Jett and
Sulzer
Jaci Hupktersmat Zeigler
Pennsylvania
O'Donovan Russ
Commissary Department
Cuba
Penlan
Canada
One Politician Named in Horton Convention Revelry
In Ramsas City dispatches Mike Sutton recounts a Horton convention scandal tale. The story features Judge Horton, Cy Doland, Dave Mulvasce, and Burton Game, with remarks on keeping promises and a toast that loyally honors Little Dave, a boastful political wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sutton
Ramsas
Leavenworth
Charles Curt
Judge Horton
Dave Mulvasce
Kansas
Sutton
Judes Horton
Iate Developmentn
Promitses
Che
Horton von Netillon
Burtes
Burton
Feral Nominatin
Burton Tale
Charles Curtis
Mir
Horton
Curtis
Lave Dave
Little Dave
Little Daveliz
Stern
Death of Charles E. Pike in St Paul residence
Charles E. Pike died last night at his residence in St Paul Minnesota December 28. The obituary notes the long life of the elderly man and his ties to local business and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E Pike
St. Paul
Minseadta St. Paul
Mint
Charles
Pike
Notable Early American Statesman and Publisher Passes
Mr. Pike born in Calais on April 15 1518 served as United States minister to the Netherlands during the civil war. He came to St Paul in 1888 helped found Free Sellers and the Massachusetts Republican party. In 1847 he wrote Maine resolutions for Daylor for the presidency and later helped found Oshkosh Northwestern. In 1963 he became solicitor in the internal revenue department and acting attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pike
Calais
United States
Netherlands
Pike
St. Paul
Republican Party
Masachusetts
Maine
Daylor
Carey Hotel Sold in Wichita for 376 400
Wichita reports the Carey hotel sale completed with 5000 cash placed. Executors under the will arrange final abstracts and details. Sale to G L Raton for 376 400. Describes the bequest of the bulk of the estate to Mrs. Carey and W F Carey with Charley Carey as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Carey Hotel
FOSSIL 29 FEET LONG FOUND NEAR CALDERI CHILE
Correspondent reports a 29 foot fossil found at Calderi a Chile seaport by Archie Mackenzie later photographed and prepared for removal to Valparaiso. The long fossil, believed to weigh about six tons, includes a 28 foot 2 inch body with a 34 foot 1 inch tail and a nine foot nine inch back, well petrified with rock fragments clinging to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoriat Press
Valparaiso
Chil
Calderi
Chill
Archie Mackenzie
Avetent
Senor
Carlos Sayaco
Valparnicn
Leneth
Receivers Discharged in Northern Pacific Case
In St Paul United States district court an order discharges the receivers of the Northern Pacific railway company. All lands and property placed in receivership have been sold or indicted suits largely dismissed, with the affairs turned over to shareholders in the reorganized company succeeding the old corporation. The receivers Edwin A. McLfensy and Funk G. Bigelow are retained as referees pending any unsettled actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. McLfensy
Funk G. Bigelow
Insurgents Routed Near Montaban Noted in Manila Report
Manila reports Col. Lockett with about 500 men including artillery attacked insurgents entrenched in the mountains near Montaban northeast of San Mateo. The enemy were driven from trenches though heavy infantry and artillery fire caused significant Filipino losses as Americans pursued through the hills. Four Americans wounded. Gen Lawton reportedly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lockett
Artilery
Montaban
San Mates
Hila
San Mateo
Lawton
Lockete
Lokete
To Rm Spece Oegale
Suppressed Americ an Publication Reappears in Bonito Province
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a suppressed American publication in Bonito province resuming under a new name. It mentions an American war death during an attack on the Buble garrison linked to General Antonio Santa Ana era phrasing and a local pharmacy association reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonito
Buble
Get. Sante Ana
Germany's Advantage in England's Carrying Trade Seen
Philadelphia dispatch discusses Germany's growing foothold in British maritime commerce amid the South African war. The piece argues Germany will dominate the carrying trade, expand its transport network, and benefit from shifting global shipping, with implications for England and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Philadelphia
Chariel
Cramp
Kewland Oe
Europe
Tate
Germany
Tranan
Han le
Othoen
Cermty
Merchatt Ravrise
UnclearOCR Entry Describes Names in a Hill Visit
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and places such as Jeck Gill and W. Squires near Fontas Avenue. The garbled passage references a drink and a person named Yaseen with scattered labels, leaving the event and outcome unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeck
Gill
W. Squires
Fontas
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Carmel University
United States Commission
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Sulu
Luzon
Feland
Islans
Jape
Pilpines
Preenst
Dijon
Eas
Prescription Drug Store
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Panama
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Panama Company
Church
George Hanna
Scott Brownes
Carmine New Yack
Russia
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Gee. Arbuckles’ Featon Coffee
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Nation Dept
New York City
Iler
Northern Pacific
Insurgent Organ
Independenc
Pharmacy Association
Hen Bolt
Phar- Brice
EW Crawford
Walter E. Perkinvs
Actes Shaver Orivig
India
Pines
Itater
Rattanzis Dog Circus
H. Hiatt
Lafayette Street
Gales Ge
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Toencaa St. Topeka
Kan
Winslow
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