Bragg’s Harsh War Remarks Stir Debates in Wisconsin
Fond du Lac February 14 Gen Edward S Bragg told a reporter that to quell the Philippines rebellion one must cut telegraph lines strike the enemy and seize a coaling station then abandon the rest to themselves He said savages should be chastised and argued for possible annexation by diplomacy rather than war.
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Wisconsin Vetersn
Fond du Lac
Wis
Amall Island
Edward S Bragg
Episcopal Clergyman Converts to Roman Catholic Church
Rev. Hubert Thomas Nichol an Episcopalian priest from New York has joined the Roman Catholic Church after attending recent missions and studying Catholic doctrine. Once a devotee of Anglican Catholic ties, Nichol had been protege of Dr. George H. Houghton and served at St Mary the Virgin. He is retired in Boston and plans to pursue theological studies in England.
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New York
Hubert Thomas Nichol
Hia
de Anita
Nood
England
Me. Nichol
George H. Houghton
St. Mary the Virgin
Pathur
Thomas McKee Brown
Hoston
Kansas corn at Paris a confident U S exhibit
A Kansas man optimistic about corn share and U S agriculture. He details plans to display corn products at Paris exposition with foods from cornmeal to candles and syrup. He cites congressional funds and state support urging foreign visitors to appetite the American corn boom.
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Hos Oguke
New York
Kaneas
Poria
Paris
United States
Commissioner Peck
Congress
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinis
Indians
Towa
Missouri
Tharett
South Dakota
Waldorf Astoria Banquet Costs 10000 as Garden Feast Impresses Guests
Randolph Guggenheimer hosted a lavish Waldorf Astoria dinner for 40 guests in a vine and fruit filled garden setting. The banquet featured grapes hung from a twelve sided arbor, tulips, ferns, and a fountain as Neapolitans played guitar and mandolins while women wore painted fans as place mats.
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New York
Swinsth
Nichtingules
Randolph Guggeneimer
Municipal Council of
Waldorf-Astoria
Lackmeyer
Manchettar Island
Stll
Mary's Lake
Guegenhehner
Br. Guezenheimer
Mayor van Wryck
Supreme Court
Fife
Arcadian
Tron
Agap
Aredia
New Jersey
Banquet Dinner Impresses Guests with Rare Bine Fruit
Guests praised a banquet where rare bine shaded fruit was served for the first time. The fruit appeared browent on sugar leaves placed on loaves, and the feast continued past midnight with Roman style leisure. Mr. Guggenhaimer was applauded for arranging the lavish dinner said to cost 0,000.
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Guggenhaimer
Mr Dooley on Aguinaldo in Pathrites and War
Mr Dooley argues Aguinaldo’s role as hero fades as patriots become bureaucrats. He recalls Aggynaldoo like a failed revolutionary, derides archery club pathrites, and notes soldiers turning to ordinary jobs while politics falsifies glory. The piece satirizes wartime charisma and public duty.
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Chicago Journal
Mr. Dooley
Luton
Mike
Hogan
Hadus
Ding Dong
Agrynaldoo
George
Merritt
Aggynaldoo
Pathrites
Dar
Kanyas Sojers
James Maich Agaynaldoo
Atlas Pompydoor Jim
Mr. Hennessy
Iauds
Father Kelly
Rockport Farmer Believed God Commands Him to Sit on Fire
Thomas Shackelford, once a prosperous farmer in Rockport Indiana, became insane on religion after a wandering preacher described the end of the world as 1900 and claimed God would guide his steps inwardly. He sat on a red hot stove in his jail cell, saying the act was dictated by God. witnesses smelled burning flesh and fear he may not recover.
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Rockport
Ind
Thomas Shackelford
Shackelford
Dramatic events usher in Walter Whiteside at Grand Opera House
Walter Whiteside, famed Shakespearean figure, appears tonight in The Red Cockade at the Grand Opera House, with his Captain Martel role and a strong supporting company. The first Marshall band concert is at Crawford the Bier tomorrow night, with a second concert Thursday. Seats for both events are selling fast ahead of Friday Dyche theater show.
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Walter Whiteside
Grand Opera House
Mr. Whiteside
Kpe
Captain Martel
Marshall Band
Crawford the Bier
seal|Fesay Large
Scheme to Supply Water for Irrigating Arid Lands
A Senate hearing backs a national policy to build storage reservoirs in the arid West to hold river surplus for irrigation and navigation. Proponents urge a $2,000,000 allocation as part of river and harbor funds, arguing the plan would prevent floods, promote mining regions, and boost eastern markets by stabilizing western water supply. Senator Carter, Warren, Maxwell, and others endorse creating a comprehensive system across Wyoming, Colorado, and surrounding states to reclaim arid lands and support growth.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Commerce
National Irrigation Congress
H. M. Chittenden
Engineer Corps
Colorado
Wyomii
Carter
Montana
Chittenden
Tande
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Warren
Great West
George H. Maxwell
California
America
United States
Maicwell
Maxwell
Arkansas
Kansas
Platte River
Nebraska
Colorads
Faulkner Proposes Tax Burden Reduction Idea
In a letter to the Journal C Faulkner, an authority on state charitable institutions, suggests a practical plan to lessen Kansas taxation. He currently heads Washburn Memorial Orphan Asylum in Minneapolis Minnesota. The letter discusses state institutions for the dependent and delinquent classes.
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Oue Ome Journal
C. Faulkner
Kansas
Washburn Memorial Orphan Asylum
Minneapolis
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health For All Ages
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites is praised as pure and palatable. It has long been used for coughs and colds, consumption, and those with thin, colorless blood or emaciated systems. Children gain strength, stronger bones and teeth, with baby weight increases when added to milk. scott's SoviKe Gasket New vem
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Scott
State Institutions Need Oversight to Secure Welfare
A historical discourse argues that state homes for dependent children and reformatories must be linked to ongoing support after release. It urges competent agents to place youths and former prisoners in suitable homes or employment, recommends a dedicated agent at Hutchinson, and favors a wise parole law over pardons to sustain reform.
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Uberty
Reform School
Kansas
State Industrial Reformatory
Hutch- Dison
Army mules ordered for Manila from Camp Shipp
Major W. H. Miller announced 300 horses from Camp Shipp will be shipped to San Francisco for transport to Manila. The troops’ mustering out leaves many animals at the quartermaster’s disposal as transportation is arranged.
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Anniston
Ala
Als
W. H. Miller
Camp Shipp
San Francisco
Manila
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