MASSING FIGHTING NEAR MANILA LEAVES CASUALTIES REPORTED
War department cables from Manila on February 2 detail insurgent gathering 12 miles north on the railway and ongoing skirmishes across multiple units. Wounded include Private Alexander M. Mitchell of Company B Twentieth Kansas and Private Frank Catt of Company L First Montana with others listed across regiments.
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Peixates Hersbart
California
Privatwanthone Neilson Packet Company c
Caveley
James Thorsen
Frarixae
Alexander M. Mitchell
Frank Catt
Pirst
Montana
Sest
Commu
Guerrilla Warfare Spreads in Philippines Fighting
Manila reports describe Filipino rebels retreating into jungle, using bushwhacking tactics as American casualties mount. Skirmishes persist near Malabon, with villages destroyed for harboring fighters. Kaiserin Augusta’s visit sparks crowd scenes as order slowly returns.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Malabon
Garrilla
Ari Hes
Kaiserin Rasta
Abe
Desry
Dielde
Martia
Mulolom
Hobo Banquet Features Odd Labels and Macaroni Roast
New York, February 1. The fortnightly banquet of the Hobo club drew about thirty members to the hall of PLC Volts & Son at 25 Stutberry Street. A simple menu of macaroni, roast beef, and lager answered for thirst and sustenance as captains and sergeants led the group. The event included nicknamed speakers and a display of two American draped objects with a tomato can beneath, noted as insignia. The club, organized two weeks ago, collected funds by daily dues of two cents, culminating in a banquet preparation after each member paid six cents.
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New York
Hobo Club
PLC Volts & Son
Stutberry Street
Dateh" Baker
Blackares
Brooklin Jos
Dan
Sum
Deaconess Relents Miss Ingalls to Marry Mr Schick
Kansas City Missouri February 12 Mrs Edward Giles Bink announces the engagement of her sister Miss Constance Ingalls to Mr Robert Porter Schick of Reading Pennsylvania The wedding is planned for April and the couple will travel to Bermuda for a wedding trip Miss Ingalls, active in deaconess work and journalism, has left the Deaconess Home and will stay in Washington for the ceremony with Mr and Mrs Blair attending in attendance Former Senator John J Ingalls is ill and the family resides in Washington before the nuptials
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Bermuda
Kansas City
Edward Giles Bink
Constance Ingalls
Robert Porter Schick
Reading
Ingelis
Washington
John J. Ingalls
Fends
Schick Hoseacap
Baye
Fising
Ingalls
The
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Mrs. Blair
Geese Flood Northward Near St Louis In Jan Mass
Reports from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat describe a sweeping geese migration spreading across prairie fields east of the city. Hunters and farmers work through the masses, with crews tallying large flocks along the Mississippi and Missouri as far as Mitchell Station and Creve Coeur.
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Jim Doyle
Exlor
Mitnne
Doyle
Mitchel Station
Missouri
St. Louisis
Mississippi
Tlnois
Dardenne
Culvre
Horseshoe Lake
Lemp Preserve
Cameron
St. Charles County
Henry Musiter
St Charles
Creve Coeur Lske
Walter Bruegeeman
Creve Coeur
Bheegzeman
Duck Hunting to the Northwest
Two jovial kiipers of German ships sow 9 partner amxious to exjoy the r eport of dark-aheoting. So German doctor andstan who Goeters ships made TF and took the ski OEE to 8 the Comba, Stouen, where thay ined a goo party Tiefe ware & nate to the anEmnoor and spent Pie ijk a hospitable farmer. Jew thw solid ammunition they ook mony the guns, they carried meat mminunition, and they try ever ing playing cards and tele tales of ad ventures at ses Before going to bed i lot of Wheat was thrown out to attract the Sucks for shooting in the Sera but Uisy smnpt 20. sou! they Bot wake ep until the, Guches wheat and Puch their hitter ao had Spite ul
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Comba
Stouen
Tiefe Ware & Nate
Notable Figures and Political Echoes From A Turbulent Era
A collage of 19th century names and events surfaces. Senator White of California and Senator Mallory of Florida are described as cousins with charitable dedications. General Draper, American ambassador to Italy, visits Rome’s grand palace while various items and rooms are noted for purchase. Yale professor Horatio Parker stirs debate over Episcopal hymn music. Dr. James B R Cocke of Boston is praised for medical expertise and hypnotism. Helen Keller’s visit to the Boston Museum highlights tactile perception of sculptures. Zola’s 1997 8 works reflect international demand, and Richard Croker withdraws from North American Life Insurance to focus on an auto Truck venture. The piece also surveys the referendum trend nationwide, constitutional amendment questions in Missouri, and Ruth Awdmore’s Home Journal guidance on managing a difficult husband.
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Richard Croker
North American Life Insurance Company
New York
Missouri
Ruth Awdmore
The
Home Journal
Huth
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of concise witticisms and aphorisms on life art money and human behavior. The snippets touch on poverty editors poets physicians and longevity with observations about society and gender.
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Chicago News
Plan to Save Four Days in Mail to Australia
Postmaster Montague under the post office department approves a scheme to cut delivery time from San Francisco to Australia and New Zealand by four days. Mail will transfer at Honolulu instead of Vancouver, with ships from San Francisco routed via Honolulu to Australia, shortening the leg from Vancouver.
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Australia
San Francisco
Montague
Post Ofice Department
New Zealand
Vancouver
Tienelutu
Honolulu
Ce Fae
Feet Frosted at Abilene Garfield School
The Abilene Chronicle reports S C Barr’s daughter at Garfield school suffered frost bite to her feet while in class yesterday. The building was extremely cold with some rooms at about 50 degrees. Some shirts and waists faded due to damp conditions.
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The
Abilene Chronicle
Abilene
Chronicle
S.C. Barr
Garfield
Outran a Filipino by a Soldier Sprint Duel
An American Soldier article notes Private Heusted of the Twentieth Gaba MM ran against a top native sprinter from Luzon. The Filipino underestimated Him but Heusted, though small, defeated Luzon’s swiftest runner to a cheering crowd and earned praise for his pluck.
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Manila
Heusted
Gaba
Luzon
Fortene
Fountain Gift to Wichita Children Planned in Park
The Heautiful Gift fountain, made in New York and purchased by Mayor Finlay Ross, was received for Wichita and will be set up in the park once weather permits. It features a sturdy boy with one boot off and one on, pouring water from multiple holes into a twelve foot basin, surrounded by trees and near a river.
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Wichita
Finlay Ross
New York
Ross
Philadelphia
Park
Xiding
Masons to Meet for Five Day Leavenworth Session
The state Masonic convention of Kansas will hold a five day session in Leavenworth from February 13 to 18. About six hundred Masons are expected as the event marks the first time since 1862 the convention is in Leavenworth. The program includes Grand Council, Grand Chapter, Grand Lodge sessions, degree exemplifications, and the Abdallah Temple angel ceremony across the week.
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Leavenworth
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Masonte Orier
Grand Council
Grand Pier
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Tussany
King Solomon Lodge No.1
Grand Lodge
Abdallah
Republican editors urged to organize Sixth District
C Kinney editor of the Graphic and Northwest Kansas Editorial association president circulated a letter to Republican newspapers in the Sixth district urging attendance at the Topeka meeting on February 21 and 22 To organize a district editorial association similar to the Seventh district The aim is to secure more political posts for editors in the future and dissatisfaction with quotas drives the effort.
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Kinney
The
Graphic
Northwest
Amore
Prize Fight At Colby Sets February Clash In Colby
Boxing column notes a catchweight bout between Spider Kelly of Kansas City and Zuke Johnson of Oberlin to be staged in Selden on February 1 for a $100 purse with gate receipts to the winner. Attendees from Colby Goodland Norton Denver and many towns expected. Also a Durham resident announces a plan to start a cat farm claiming to breed fur similar to sable or seal.
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Rem
Spider” Kelly
Kansas City
Zuke* Johnson
Obertin
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Selden
Goodland
Norton
Denver
Kansastts
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Atwood
Hil City
Hoxle
Marion
Durham
Bank to Open in Troy by March First
Hagenbach and Castle, Troy merchants, announce a new bank kit will be established with vault and necessary furniture once a Bulldine is fired. The bank is expected to be in running order by March first.
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Big Parsons Real Estate Deal Sealed in Parsons
In Parsons EB Stevens and WN Barrows have bought the late RLS Stevens real holdings. The transfer covers over four hundred residence and business lots and about four hundred acres in the western part of the city. It marks the heaviest real estate transfer in Parsons to date.
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Parsons
EB. Stevens
W.N. Barrows
Rls. Stevens
Mistakes of Women Lecture Prompts Mixed Reactions
An evening at Mrs Williem Curtis Demarest house featured Mrs Auguste Kayse and Ridder presenting Mistakes of Women. The talk touched on self esteem, obedience, trust, rest, and self effacement, with sharp remarks on loving too much and talking too much, concluding with reflections on weddings and female resilience.
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New York
Auguste Kayse
Ridder
Williem Curtis Demarest
West Sixty-sixth
Atrect
Kingdom
Tovend
Cormmensen
Abe
Sue
Lonevellow
Disgraceful Scenes At Havana Funeral Procession
Disruptive scenes marred Gen Garcia funeral as staff member McCanda led casket bearing. Obscure Negro attendees and inadequate crowd control triggered jostling and rough handling of Governor General Brooke, Gen Chaffee, and American officers at the cemetery. Local laundries advertise services nearby.
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Ren
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