Aguinaldo the Filipino Leader in American Review
A critical abstract outlines Aguinaldo as seen by an American reviewer. It notes his European looks, claimed intelligence and ambition, and varying judgments on honesty and craft. The piece chronicles his early life in Cavite, education in Hong Kong, naval exposure, and his cautious rise as revolutionary leader without declaring himself president.
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American Review of Reviews
AgUinaldo
Philippines
Andaluda
Spain
Usese
Vite
Manila
United States
Tagals
Luzon
Agutrialdo
Hong Kong
Europe
America
Ameido
Cansuar
Islands
Proclamation May Be Recanted To Suit Circumstances
The text suggests the proclamation could be reversed to align with current conditions and to portray Aguinaldo as possessing a sound understanding of human nature.
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Aguinaldo
Canefield Fire Ravages Fields at Mak ee Sugar Plantations
Heavy cane fire spreads across MaKee Sugar Company fields near Kalual Seattle Feb 13 as crews fight to plow ahead of flames. Fire endangered property though buildings and machinery suffer little immediate damage. Suspected arson tied to former workers who were discharged and warned of retaliation.
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Makee Hawaiian
Seattle
Makee Sugar Company
Kalual
James Makee
Ubat Donut
Hanolute
Ayall
Falrouids
Enzie Bele
Russian forces pour into Port Arthur and Tallen Wan
Reports from the Orient say Russia is sending fresh troops to Port Arthur and Tallen Wan. About 9,000 men have landed at Port Arthur in a month, with plans to add 25,000 more by the end of the Chinese first moon. The total garrisons would reach around 25,000 at Port Arthur and 15,000 at Tallen Wan, amid rising local unrest in the Liao-Tung peninsula.
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San Francisco
Orient
Port Arthur
Tallen-Wan
Georgia Peaches Gone Due to Cold Wave Damage
Feb 13 Atlanta reports half the Georgia peach crop killed and the rest damaged by a severe cold spell. From the Florida line to Turnerville the cold caused widespread fruit tree losses. Marshallville Port Valley area hit hard with thousands of blackened trees. Barnesville northward suffered no damage.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida Line
Turnerville
Great Fruit District
Marshallville
Port Valley
Barnesville
U S Postal Laws Extend Across Cuba Island
Washington feb 12 the United States postal system is adopted in Cuba by decree from director Rathbone mirana and approved by cable message from post master general smith after cabinet con sultation. It replaces the Spanish system and covers money order registry business and stamp sales, reducing letter postage to U S rates.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Rathbone
Mirana
Smith
St Louis Cable Road Sold to Reorganization Faction
A railroad line once held by Troriver was sold at public auction by the sheriff Austiut Gehner representing Charles Parsons banker L. Mr. Rumsey and others for 9500. The People's Cable Road, previously owned by Charles Green, will be reorganized after a years long dispute between Green and the Rumsey Gebner Parsons group.
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Lowia
Troriver
Six Girl Speculators at Paris Club Buy Sell Kimberly
In Cripple Creek on February 12 the Paris club of six young ladies closed its first deal. They sold 7,000 shares of Kimberly for two dollars, after buying last week at six cents, netting about twenty dollars in profit from the trade and planning further investments through stock speculation.
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Cripple Creek Stock Exchange
Paris
Cripple Creek
Kimberly
Tyo
Eight Peat
Dss
Gathmann Receives Order for 38 Inch Aerial Torpedo Gun
Chicago February 13 Louis Gathmann inventor receives government order to build a new 38 inch gun firing aerial torpedoes. Tests at Sandy Hook show 12 inch shells pierce armor, sinking even strong warships. The weapon aims at coast defense with vessels armed for long range, safety, and potential ram integration.
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Chicago
Louis Gathmann
Goverrment
Sandy Hook
Gathmann
Secretey Aleve
Guthmann
Army
Navy
Sandy Dock
Lincoln Avenue
Ericsson
Gathmann 14 Noi
Ocwcasion
Washington
Dew Fon
Eiekt Pronths
South Bethievern
Bust of Schley Presented to Congressman Berry
A Kansas City donor group sends a ten inch bust of Admiral Schley to Rep. A. B. Berry in Washington. The letter explains the gift honors the admiral and supports Berry as champion of Schley’s credibility in the Santiago de Cuba victory dispute. Swingley King Carlisle sign the note urging personal presentation. The piece was prepared by John Shaunessy of Kansas City.
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Congressman Berry
Kansas
Senator Harris
Washington
A. 8
Berry
Admiral W. &. Schley
Kansas City
Kan
W. A. Harris
United States
D. C
Admiral Schley
Shaunessy
Kunsane
Swingley
King
J. L. Carlisle
Admiral Schiey
Lon
Senator Harris Gifts Bust to Representative Berry
Senator Harris presented the bust of Commodore Schley to Representative Sal Berry who thanked the donors in a letter. Berry called the gift a recognition of the real hero of Santiago and praised the American navy’s victory and the battle’s management as imperial in glory.
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Harris
Berry
Commodore Schley
Santiago
Sal B Berry
Reindeer Aid Push in Alaska Budget Request
Washington reports W T Harris requests a 25000 appropriation to continue the reindeer experiment. Planned use includes buying reindeer in Biberta and transporting them to Bering Straits and Point Barrow to replace borrowed stock and to maintain the Alaska reindeer station for instruction of natives in care and domestic use. The next year's cost is projected at 12500.
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I Harris
Alaska
Washington
Point Bar- Tow
W. T. Harris
Biberta
Bering Straits
Point Rodney
Point Barrow
Falsehood Costs Fifthousand Divorce Verdict
Danville Feb 13 Mrs Mary Montgomery won a $5000 verdict against Attorney A R Him of Danville for declaring he had obtained a divorce for her when he had not. She had married again before discovering the deceit.
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Danville
Mary Montgomery
A. R. Him
Gougar Praises Agoncillo as Statesman in Filipino Visit
Helen M. Gougar of Lafayette Indiana writes a Chicago paper praising Agoncillo, calling him dignified and patriotic. She condemns President McKinley’s conduct and the senate ratification debate over the treaty, urging dignity in press coverage and loyalty to governments of Cubans Porto Ricans and Filipinos.
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Helen M. Gougar
Layfayette
Ind
Helen B. Gougar
Chicago
Agoncillo
Philippines
William Brc
Kinley
United States Senate
Manila
Helen M
Walker Whiteside to star in Lion Amoureaux at Grand Opera House
Walker Whiteside returns to the city tomorrow night in the English version The Red Cockade of the Parisian success Lion Amoureaux. He owns and produces the charming romantic comedy drama, praised for its modern tone and convincing drama.
Meningitis Vet Epidemic Forces Morgantown Evacuation
A Morgantown Ky outbreak prompts state board orders to disinfect every home with a death and relocate all children to Bowling Green for safety. No deaths since Thursday, but one third of homes report illness as rural districts report spread. physicians assist as refugees prepare to stay away about a week.
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Morgantown
Evansville
Ind
State Board of Health
Moreantown
Howling Green
Bowling Green
Fort Valley Industrial School Elevates Negro Education in Georgia
An Atlanta correspondent reports two new negro industrial schools modeled after Tuskegee, including Fort Valley in central Georgia. Principal J. W. Davidson and assistant J. H. Torbert lead a growing institution with nearly 500 students, white trustees, and strong community support. Boys learn carpentry bricklaying blacksmithing and farming while girls study dressmaking cooking stenography telegraphy and typewriting. The state recently approved 1500 dollars per year, with potential increases.
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Atlanta
New York Post
Hooker Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
South
Tuskegee Institute
Georgina
Fort Valley
J. W. Davidson
J. H. Torbert
Georgia
Port Valley
South Georgia
Jeh
Glastonbury
Conn
Samuel May, Jr
Boston
Fo W. Gans
Buchanan
Mich
Fort Valley Industrial School
Greensboro
I Have Made a Discovery in Kidney Treatment
A reader claims a personal kidney ailment improved after taking a marketed medicine from a drug company. The note describes trying various remedies, dissatisfaction with doctors, and belief in a discovered cure, ending with a cautious hope that life remains worth living.
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