Aguinaldo Defies Spanish Rule and Targets Honor
In a February dispatch from Hong Kong, General Aguinaldo asserts readiness to sacrifice everything for national honor. He denounces American rule as preferable to Spanish, laments mistreatment as a rebel, and calls for unity to resist occupation. A second report from Washington notes a leaked junta statement about arms shipments and promises by Admiral Dewey, with accusations of broken pledges and calls for accountability.
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Hong Kong
Acubajan
Amtrak
Evere Mane
Erie
Ayishalde
Germany
Washineton
Malwjos
Murider
Dlerl
Temportal Milla
San Peary
Philippine
Philip— Dines
Emg
Order
Wien
Truso
Ebinonda
Uae
Tondo
Fanhes
Otle
Meene
Ole Medns
Negros
Manila
Miller
Otis
Ragand
Taportance
Millers
Hullo
Tat Point
Negro W
Haa
Pinkertyns
McKinney
Pilipinus Iilyry
Aguinado
Wildman
Wohelmaim
Dewy
Admund Liewer
Junta
Admiral Dewey
Negritos Are Ours Hoisted The Stars And Stripes
Manila reports that Necron insurgents have raised the American flag over Negros and consent to American terms. Commodores from Admiral Dewey’s fleet fired a Washington’s birthday salute while negotiations with Major General Otis proceed. U S forces continue movements including Charleston coaling, Hennington arrival, and St Paul voyage from Manila with little new news.
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Manila
Necros
Negros
Otis
Neeran
United States
Charleston
Hennington
Guai
St. Paul
Malia
Casualties Reported From Manila Skirmishes
Washington cables war department with casualty details from Manila on Feb 22. In entrenchments yesterday First California and First Washington units report wounded and killed, including Sergeant Frank N. Turton and Private Edwin J. Hampton. near San Pedro Makati and water works additional injuries listed for Nebraska and other companies.
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Manila
Washington
Pet
Otis
War Department
California
Frank N. Turton
James P. Cassidy
San Pedro Maesti
Joseph Th Ward- Ingiun
Christen E Hur
B.D. Hazart
Serkewely
Tucker
Edwin J. Hampton
Sre
Oregon
Nebrateka
Alles
Peek
Alonzo Pike
Elbow
Charles Gavrick
Knee
Siate
Weather Indications for Chicago Area and East Border
Weather indications for Chicago region on Wednesday and Thursday include light to moderate winds from the north and easterly gusts near the border. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions with cooler temperatures and potential rain showers late Thursday into Friday.
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Chicago
Kansas
Sac
Head of Orleans Moulds For Striking Them Also Captured
Paris police seized ten thousand medals bearing the head of the Duke of Orleans and five moulds for striking them. To prevent demonstrations at the funeral of the late President Faure, police ordered seizure of all sedition emblems, arrest of wearers, dispersal of street gatherings, and arrest of anyone shouting insults against the president or state officers.
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Paris
Duke of Orleans
Faure
Dervishes in Arms Reported Marching on the Nile
Cairo dispatch reports the Khalifa leading greatly augmented forces toward the Nile in a troubling development dated February 22. The move signals escalating military pressure in the region and potential implications for the area.
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London
Cairo
The
Nile
End of the World Date Set by Austrian Prophet
New York reports November 14 as the day of world’s end per Austrian astronomer Hudelph Palb. Forthcoming events center on Metea’s comet and Hiela’s comet, with predictions of Earth crossing the comet’s path and possible celestial displays before or after October 29 and November 14.
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New York
Austrias Estronomer
Hudelph Palb
Fath
Mieta
Hiela
Miles Claims $25,000 Against Werner Printing
Gen Miles files exceptions to the commissioners report on Werner Printing sale. He claimed 25 000 damages for a contract dispute over a published book. The commission refused to allow his claim.
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Werner Printing Company
Akron
Nelson A. Miles
Gen. Miles
Werner Company
Gen. Ailes
Clair
Damasges
Troxel Talks Why He Fled With Gillett in Kansas City
Attorney Troxel, once linked to Gillett in a creditor crisis, explains he left for Mexico to avoid the looming crash and to assist James H Arnold in recovering assets for creditors. He denies being Gillett’s attorney, says they remain friends, and states he signed accommodation papers but did not know the full condition of Gillett’s property.
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Gillett
Kansas City
C. R. Trovel
Mexico
Raillett
James H Arnold
Comvorselon
Hocker, Arnold & Woodeon
Jexel
Mr. Arnold
Chihuahua
Atliene
Troxel
Phi Delta Phi
Kansas University
Lawrence
Anc‘otes
Order
Gilett
Thiowe
Troxet
Mexco
Tam
Hanna Defeats McKisson in Cleveland Republican Primary
In Cleveland on Feb 22 after a tense local campaign Mayor Robert E. McKisson was re nominated for mayor at the Republican primaries over Judge Carlos M. Stone by a decisive margin. The contest split clearly along Hanna and McKisson factions with a large turnout.
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Cleveland
Robert E. McKisson
Carlos M. Stone
Hanna
McKisson
War Tax Figures Show Early Revenue Estimates
Deputy Commissioner Wilson, soon to be commissioner, presented wartime revenue projections. He cited 162 working days this fiscal year with daily averages around 69,442,000 dollars and an estimated remaining 113 days could push total first year collections to about 269,042,000 dollars. The figures hinge on sustained daily receipts through June.
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Washington
Wison
Internal Revenue Bureau
Scott
Internal Revenue
Rand
Canadian Laws Influence Alaska Gold Claims
Juneau Alaska February 16 reports beach claims located on Tahicin creek in the Porcupine district. Prospects are strong for a heavy output this summer as land in the area is staked. Canadian exclusion act defied by newcomers and goldseekers who cross into American territory behind Herpes mission to prospect. A man may locate twenty acres instead of twenty five and 150 foot claims.
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Juneau
Alaska
Vie Vancouver
Tahicin Creek
Porcupine District
Herpes
Porenplné
United veterans form milil tary company in Georgia
In Fitzgerald Georgia a hundred Union and Confederate veterans form a unique military company to reinforce the state National Guard. They seek a charter from Governor Candler with aim to divide commissions as Yankees and Johnnies and fight side by side if called. Shattuck and Babcock deny mill joining the trust.
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Atlanta
Fitzgerald
Indiana
National Guard
Candler
Water Company Scandal Sets Topeka Vote on Saturday
A Topeka water works dispute pits residents against the New Jersey backed Topeka Water Company. The article details a bond network, rises in indebtedness to 3.4 million dollars, years of corporate maneuvers, and a city attorney battle in state supreme court as Topeka voters face a pivotal Saturday referendum amid claims of oppression for money.
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Topeka
Water Company
New Jersey Corporation
Topeka Water Company
Office of the Register of Debds
Topeka 1
Bird
State Supreme Court
Topeka Water Supply Company
Joab Mualvane
Coffin & Stanton
New York
Atlantic Trust Company
John O'Halloran
Ebreuit Court
United States
Circuit Court of the
E. Summerfield
Toneka Walter Supply Company
William B. Strong
Creuit Court
Atlante Trust Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Charles F. Street
New York City
New Jersey
BH. G. Maturin
H. W- Meen
Jersey City
Quitelatm
Register of Deeds Office
B. Summerfield
The Safe Man
A prominent Republican urges voters to support Drew while noting it is a political fight shaped by daily papers. He warns against being fooled by the issue and suggests that the Journal should back Brooks alongside the Capital.
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Old Water Company
Brooks
Friends of the Rights of
Drew
House Works Today On Feal Holiday In Committee Of The Whole
On a legal holiday the house continues business not in session but in committee of the whole. Mr Fairchild proposed resolving into committee for general Mills, enabling action today then recessing until 9 today and tomorrow morning. Records will show no adjournment and a February 22 session.
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Fairchild
One Man Board Abolition Debated in State Legislature
The Kansas board of pardons faces abolition as a bill moves through the house committee. Debate centers on replacing the board with a governor appointed pardon clerk. Proponents cite corruption and costs, while opponents warn of losing independent pardons.
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Board of Pardons
House
Committee On
Board of Parsons
Kansas Board of Pardons
Dawes
Iteace
Adams
Butler
Fox Confirmed in Open Senate Confirmation
Tom Anderson’s opposition proved to be a myth as M. Fox of Manhattan was confirmed as adjutant general to succeed Hiram Allen in open senate session with no opposition. Capt. Charlesworth of Beloit was also confirmed as assistant adjutant general and new state soldiers’ home board members were confirmed.
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Tom Anderson
M. Fox
Manhattan
Hiram Allen
Senate
Fox
Capt
Charlesworth
Beloit
State Seldiers
State Journal
Senator Young Proposes City Court in Cofferville
Late yesterday in the senate Senator Young introduced a bill to establish a new city court at Cofferville. The measure mirrors a recently passed court bill and aims to abolish the existing courts of Justices of the Peace.
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Young
Senate
Cofferville
Alger Sees Positive Outlook From Negri Flag Act
Secretary Alger pleased by the Associated Press report of a voluntary flag raising on Negri island. He cautioned that natives differ from Cubans and Porto Ricans in temperament, but said such acts by a representative tribe could dishearten the tougher Filipino opponents.
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Detroit
Alger
Associated Press
Negri
Natves Gros
Disappearance of Wellington Populist Leader Naugle
Lyman Naugle editor of the Ian Vale and a leading Wellington Populist figure vanished after last Saturday night. Rumors tie a Topeka woman, Emma Hells Marshall, to his departure and affairs. Mrs. Marshall resigned from the board of charities after admitting travel with Naugle as his wife, departing the state with two young daughters. Naugle's friends fear elopement to Topeka or St Louis while officials shadow the couple.
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Lyman Naugie
Ian Vale
Topeka Womad
Nungle
Santa Pe
W. Ton
W. Ton. Mrs. Naugie
Wells Dnaton
Naugie
Kansas
Fredarangi
Emma Hells Marshall
Topeka Insane Asylum
Marshall
Laedy W Naugle
Naurie
Clint
qDaidy & Ready
Welton
Wes. Naugle
Naugle
Waugie
Topeka
Mire Marshall
Ion
Board of Charities
St. Louis
Tadl
Pase
Tt Tw
Soie Enouieh
Osage County
Wellington
Abilene
Tham
Judeo
Sumner County
W. L. Browse
Kingman
Brownster
Primver
Brown
Nauele Sown
Trown
Eoud
Leedy
Irown
Parks
Fundy
Mra Newale
Bricht Bay
Lbly Angislature
Chrisstian Church
Taylor Hiddie
State Central Committee
ALA
Wellindton Mail
Stet
Tion
Die Credita
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Aguinaldo
Negritos
Orleans
M. Faure
Dervishes
the Khalifa
Miles
San Antonio
Tex
Geo. B. Loving Company
Davidson & Wieming
D. Wagoner Son
North Texas
Roosevelt
Bill Albany
Ambassador Chaste
Joseph
Choate
Court of St. James
Congress
McHisson
Yankees
Johnnies
Georgia
Depere Ts
Shattuck & Babcock
Large
Wall Street
Mr. Drew
Safe Man
Charles J. Drew
Col. Fox
Wellingtons
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