Night Attack Feared in Manila Front as Filipinos Fire
In Manila on February 2, Filipino forces fired on the American left flank near Ca Teocatapened before midnight, wounding no one and prompting no American reply. The Tennessee Regiment sailed for Iloilo aboard the St Paul while units reorganized at waterworks and fortifications.
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Manila
Twenty-third
Eunrol
Tennessuaans
Ttm
St Paul Hrig- Siler
Miller
Aeteenth
Baltiswort
Boston
Nrarest Guard
O'Rlock
Steadwuarter
San Roque
Milliken
Cavite
Sénor Aguillos
Halw
South Dakota Infantry
Piet Colrado
Nebraska
Utah Light Artillery
Mie
Wipplien
Utah Artillery
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Coloradis
Twenty-third Infantry
Rveervoir
San Pedro
Dolores Plains
Ovenshine
Strairy
Infancey
Orth Dakore
Washington Infantry
Matate Fort
Pourtewith
Wislott
Tarepaghe
Kinga
Prhich
California
First
Idaho Infantry
Padro
Bird's-Eye View of Manila Capital During Advancing Fire
A dramatic scene from Manila showing American forces firing from windows as they advance through the city. The Fourth Cavalry is described as foraging for food, while California troops occupy areas filled with Tuco and San Tans.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Ing Trom
Fourth Cavalry
Cure of Indigent Inebriates Lies Before Kansas Legislature
Mrs M A Cornelius urges a public cure law for indigent inebriates stating counties would bear costs and emphasizing economic and humane benefits. She cites progressive examples from Colorado Maryland Minnesota Louisiana North Dakota and outputs from Keeley Institute programs along with church and civic support. The speech frames the bill as a moral and practical remedy for a widespread social ill.
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M. A. Cornelus
Senate
House
Ibis
Kansas
Woman's League
Colorado
Maryland
Minnesota
Louisiana
North Dakota
Oruel
Committee of Temperance
Aving
United States
Supreme Court
Keeley League
Topeka
Battle near Calootan as Filipinos attack Jett ing
Tuesday night fighting near Calootan ended with Companies BC and 1 of the Twentieth Kansas counterattacking the bamboo jammed lines. Captain Hirst A. C. Alford was killed leading his company. several others wounded. About thirty Filipinos lay dead, with more wounded. Gunboats Concord and Culise bombarded the town. reinforcements were moved to avoid friendly fire. Publications praised American discipline and valor amid trenches and guerrilla tactics. Reconnaissance showed 7,000 Filipinos near Pasig and Paranaque. overall quiet along the front.
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Calootan
Twentieth
Kansas Infantry
Cuiwovan
A. C. Alford
Seret
Sheiden
Dasset Hewitt
Ernest Fritz
John Glilian
Company B
Bruch
Concord
Culise
General Ous
Kansas Battalion
Manila
Chin Therick
Pasig
Paranaque
Strom
Washington
Philippines
Ous
Spain
Spanish Transportation Company
Philip
Gineral Otis
Alene
Owen
Bitte
Fiaka
Cough remedy touted to halt lingering illness
An ad urges vigilance for coughs that may become consuming. It promotes Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil with hypophosphites as the best remedy, claiming it warms, soothes, strengthens, and has saved thousands from a serious cough. Guanes New York SCOR E SWOWHE.
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Scott
Big sugar deal tied to Onomea stock value
A San Francisco report notes 4800 shares of Onomea Sugar stock changing hands at 17.00, totaling about 660000 dollars. Brewer and Cook sold, Ed war Politz bought. described as the largest island deal to date. Also mentions the Steamer Moana delivering Honolulu advices on a Nomad wreck and Troquets arrival for permanent service.
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San Francisco
Cal
Australia
Hawaii
Honolulu
Moana
Kibala
Helena
Maul
McAllen
Puget Sound
Hall Brothers
Tomad
Pacific Coast
Onomea Sugar Company
Brewer
Cook
Edwar Politz
Islands
New Gould Deal Promises Electricity for Railroad System
George J Gould outlines a plan for the Manhattan Elevated Railway to install electric power and motive facilities across its network. He argues annual operating savings could reach millions, enabling a six percent return on new capital and a one percent premium on existing bonds, with stockholders benefiting under a six percent basis. The proposal emphasizes overall property improvements and potential extra passenger gains.
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New York
George J. Gould
Ube
Wowie Utter
Milhoene
Street Car Fair Planned for October Exhibition
American Association to Exhibit at Tattersall's in October in Chicago. A nationwide street railway convention aims to attract many exhibitors and visitors. The eighteenth annual meeting will be in Orghier with exhibits of street cars, motors, and machinery. Local members hosted visiting delegates at the Union and a theater outing.
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American Association
Tattersall’s
Chicago
Amercan Street Railway
Fegelation
Cine
Roberts Credentials Presented for Utah in Sixtieth Congress
Abesham H. Roberts of Utah had his credentials as a member of the fifty sixth congress received by Chief Clerk McDowell and filed. Utah Secretary James O Hammond certified Roberts was elected at the state general election held the Sunday of November 1888, with certificates carried and certified, dated December 10 1895.
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Washington
Abesham HH. Roberts
Utah
McDowell
House of Representatives
James O. Hammond
Grisham Roberts
United States of America
J. G. Hammond
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Pins Fraud on Chicago Firm
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Dearth cancels Wort Wayne Wire Insurance license for alleged fictitious securities and forged assets. Investigations claim the firm offered official stocks and bonds possibly misrepresenting assets. Reported assets include 3100.00 in mortgages. Meanwhile, in Washington an update notes Klondike expedition officers and two enlisted men missing in Alaska have returned safely near the Tanana watershed.
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Minnesota
Chicago
St. Pat
Minn
Dearth
Wort Wayne Wire Insurance Company
Mortenges
Dearil
Gar
Continitaalsnerarth Latier
Hue
Champion Horseman Shot Near Central NM
Silver City reports A J Forever shooting and killing Tom Darnell ten miles from town. Darnell, once a premier horseman, had moved toward Tampa as a rough rider and allegedly threatened Bowler. Darnell reportedly planned to escape after the shooting using a horse saddle on the ride.
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Silver City
N. M
Iasumatism Cure Promise and Local Goods Ad
A vintage ad promising a 30 day cure for rheumatism with money back guarantee, priced at $1 per bottle from Swift & Holliday Drug Co W H Wilson and Arnold Drug Co. Also promotes Silver Leaf brand catsup sweet onion celery relish urging Kansans to buy local goods and support home industries and factories.
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Swift & Holliday Drug Co
W. H. Wilson
Arnold Drug Co
Kansas
Sanit y Improvement bill prompts calls for stricter plumbers tests
Kansas Plumbers push a sanitation standard bill demanding certification and licensing before work on sewer connections. The measure seeks to curb unsafe plumbing that endangers homes, families, and public health amid warnings of deadly diseases from poorly built sewer lines.
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Galle
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Wefone
Nepe
SY Hansas
Sy Porasa
Victor Huxo
Paris
Typhon
Ohhlera
Othur
Tesco
Doriens
Ana
Attec
Htek
Kansas
Tenmais
Kaul Sas
Topeka
Kan
Arizona
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Iloilo
Hell
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Neal Dow
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Mins
Keeley Institute
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St Louis
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Huge
Lonjaville
Nachettls
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Eocach
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Ville
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Dolman
Aisville
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Tex
Loking
Guanes
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Klondike
United States Army
Frome
Weare 2
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Tanaue River
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United Venle
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John McBridi
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