Gen Lee Welcomed by Cuban Insurgents in Guines
A New York dispatch reports General Lee and his escort arriving at Guines after a mule driven journey from Havana. American troops were warmly received with public receptions, prayers, and assurances that US aims were to assist order and administration, not intervene in Cuba’s affairs. Lee outlined rations, municipal appointments, and plans to form local banks while promoting tolerant governance and continued insurgent support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suse
Lew Hee
Guines
Havana
Lee Keo Wan
Lee
United States
Gen. Lee
Spesch
Omer
Tte
Candela
Clive
30000 Armed Men In Aguinaldo's Army Reported
Dispatch from Masila via Hong Kong dated January 26 claims the Independencia reports 30000 armed rebels and 60 Maxim guns in Aguinaldo's army, with fears of a staged commission to gain time while America prepares to assert sovereignty. The note says Filipinos mistrust the commission, cites coronial annexation rumors, and notes growing arms depots and recruitment around Pouletrin and adjacent towns. Fierce friction between civil and military authorities is reported yet unity on resisting external control.
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Aguinaldo
Masila
Hong Kong
Independencia
Malolos
Spon
Dewey
Spencer Pratt
Pulipie Nepublic
America
Kan Hermantino
Sinton
Trinidad
Pouletrin
Oy Jt
Span ish View on Philippine Insurrection and American Policy
Madrid dispatch notes Imparcial claims Americans admit inability to quell Luzon and Visayas uprisings. It argues Washington seeks treaty approval before negotiating with Aguinaldo, aiming for a protectorate with a self government, amid Filipino resistance and harsh treatment reports at Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conv
Mantis
Manila
Madrid
Imparcial Today
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Visayas
Waeh- Ingtan
Aguinaldo
Filipino envoy stricken by rheumatism in Washington
In Washington Jas 26 Jose Toanda one of three Filipinos who arrived to represent Aguinaldo's government is seriously ill at the Arlington hotel. He is suffering from rheumatism and had to be carried from the railroad station to a hotel bed. His brother says the Filipinos are hopeful and continue their mission in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jas
Jose Toanda
Aguinaldo
Arlington Hotel
Filipinas
Crushed by a Rock In Steubenville Home Damaged
In Steubenville Ohio Daniel Burns home was crushed by a rock weighing about 100 tons that fell from a hill, crushing a loaded gondola car and tearing the tracks. Burns, his wife, and their son were injured as debris buried them. the son was pulled from bed with the roof carried away and all suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
C. Jun
Daniel Burns
Burns
White House reception honors Army Navy and marine corps
President and Mrs McKinley hosted a White House reception for Army Navy and Marine Corps officers. Diplomatic corps and congressional and resident society members attended. Officers wore full uniforms amid national colors and music by the Marine and Fourth artillery bands. Col Binahen Capt Gilmore Jr and Capt Mctsauley introduced the President and Mrs McKinley. Canadian members of the joint high years and ladies of their families were among those invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mia McKinley
White House
Anay
Navy
Marine Corps
Congressisnal
McKinley
T AL Binahen
C Gilmore Jr
Charles L Mctsauley
Amore
Spain Urges U S Pressure to Free Prisoners in Philippines
A Washington dispatch reports Madrid appeals through the French embassy for the United States to secure the release of Spanish prisoners held by Filipino insurgents. Spain warns lives of prisoners and families are in danger and cites the treaty obligation to use good offices. Hay says Otis instructed to act but no promise of release. Frays and friars among those held, forced to perform menial tasks for Filipino officers.
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McKinley
Aguinaldo
New York
Washington
Spain
United States
Madrid
Philippines
Hay
Otis
United Btataw
BOO
Methodist in Mexico Bishop McCabe Attends Conference
A Chicago dispatch reports Bishop McCabe and family arriving in Mexico City to attend the fifteenth annual Methodist conference. The piece notes active mission work, numbers from the Mexican mission, and related events including lectures and ticket sales for a school entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Mexico
McCabe
Chicago
Tan
Methodist Church
William Butler
Short Senate Session and Reform School Visit
Morning session was brief as the Senate and House adjourned early to visit the reform school at 11. House members introduced twenty five pew bills and reviewed petitions before noon. The day continued with limited debate and postponed readings as lawmakers planned the reform visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Reform School
Tadise
Resolution on coal rights under state property in Leavenworth
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Kine requests a survey and map of underground workings for the Home Miner company in Leavenworth county. It cites a state mine inspector report noting coal mined under state property totaling 85,085,37 bushels at five mills per bushel yielding about 47,1268 dollars and calls for review of coal rights granted by Chapter 145 of the 1891 laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kine
Leavenworth
Unves
Erome Minter Company
Leavenworth County
Erant
State Penitentiary
Home Minime Company
Ines and
Mintne
Home Minis Company
New Senate Bills Introduced By Several Senators
A compilation of proposed measures presented in the Kansas Senate today. Senator Young discusses public telephone systems owned by counties and cities and tax measures for renters outside cities. Other bills cover insurance, township reorganization, county officer compensation, and statutes on fraternal societies, instruments of writing, and state boundary actions.
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Senate
Young
Oransorktions
Andrews
Atherwine
M Market Hope
J Andrews
Sesson
House
Battey
Chase County
Moarrow
Kansas
Lupier
Titus
Andeson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Caid
Tonka Insane Asylum
Stane
Zimmer
Supreme Court of the United States
London Bank Theft: 200000 Returned by Mail
Lonton January 26 A dramatic update in a London bank robbery case: the chairman reported at a shareholder meeting that 440 pounds had been returned by post, restoring part of the 60000 pounds stolen earlier this week. The mystery of the remainder persists as investigators probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meil
London
Lonton
Burns Birthday Celebration Tells Of Scottish Skiers
The Topela Scottish skiers gathered at KR hall to mark Robert Burns anniversary with speeches by James Cuthbert and Jake Macdonald amid songs and readings by Miss Maggie Harding. The event recalled local ties to the Burns tradition and featured mentions of Ault House and Tar Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
KR Hall
Robert Burns
James Cuth- Bert
Jake Macdonald
Maggie Harding
Ault House
Lauriene Dawei
Golden Age Coming: Joy Elected County Poor Farm Superintendent
County commissioners chose Stas F. Joy to run the county poor farm for 909 dollars annually despite politics. The board emphasized competence, noting Joy may be Populist but his qualifications mattered. Joy will supply farm implements and labor with county furnishing provisions and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stas
Joy
Willams
Joys
Hias F. Joy
J. E. Taylor
Brief Telegrams From Suisun and Beyond
Snowy Suisun notes report a restaurant assault, charges dismissed due to lack of evidence. Sensational tidbits from Portland and New York chronicle social scenes and trials. San Francisco messages cite a city event and a father’s illness. Charleston dispatch covers volunteers arriving for duty. transport sails to Stasannon with soldiers and baggage.
Miss Mary Goetet Linked With British Peer Rumors
A New York socialite Miss Mary Goetet attracts foreign admirers amid talk of an engagement to Lord Shaftesbury. Reports arise from visits to Lady Mar and Kellie and are fueled by mentions of the Earl’s affairs and past suitors. The tale links Miss Goetet to a potential match and an extravagant future in County Tyrone.
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Chicago
Mary Goetet
New York
Lord Shaftesbury
Allan House
Lady Mar
Kellie
Bond Shaftes- Sere
Tate
Shaftesbury
Wreo
Australia
Lard Reney
Micke
Sadie Macdousai
Steters
Taedty
Anal Keltie
Parape
Mame ‘Bnie
Orth Husare
Clack
Yast
Gaiet
Trinh
Trust Takes It In Be Caries Plant Sale
St Louis Jan 3 The Be Caries Mx Enbacen factory buy by Continental Tobacco Co ends in a partial transfer The Wright Bros plant is described as a dominant facility controlling plug tobacco trade in a region where big firms had failed to gain entry The exact purchase price remains undisclosed. The plant reportedly processes around 3000 pounds daily. Also notes a medical ad and a casualty report from Santiago Cuba: Arthur K Barnett first lieutenant of Company H Twenty third Kansas Infantry died in camp, with cause not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Be Caries
Wright Bros
Continental ‘Tobacco Company
Han Fuse Feet
Maceo Wrmuatly
Arthur K. Barnett
Santiago
Cuba
Barnett
Atehison
Arthur
IL Fe
Willams M. Hawking
Eagan Faces Commission as His Integrity Is Questioned
Gen Eagan testifies of a hard pressed defense amid charges he was slandered and hunted by public opinion. He recalls immunity limits on pursuing action against Gen Miles and reveals personal strain, tears, and a vow of honor as 71 million people are supposedly watching.
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Gen. Eagan
Gen
Miles
Millard
Eagan
Modoc
Spain
Gen. Milles
Washington
Tc. Tie
Secretary of War
Gen. Miles
Bia
Rogan
Dem
Gen. Rogan
Fagan
Worthington
War Investigating Commission
Phéreupon
Real estate transfers in Martha Harris st al area
Transfers list shows parcels moving between entities including Martha J Harris st al to R O Rhodes, Raneas Land Co to Wire Bate Bank, A Page and wife to B S Page, and Perry and White to Eller, with various legal descriptions and dollar amounts. Also notes Trust Company of America and Southeast quarter section details, plus West Parks addition references and street addresses such as 104 Sixth Avenue West.
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Martha J
Annie M. Paare
I- D. Osborn
Perry and
White
Eller
Fo Rec Trust Company of
Americ
Tenth Avenue
West Parks Additin
Five Mails a Week Between United States and Havana
Washington Jan 2 The government has contracted with the Plant line for five sailings to Havana replacing the former two weekly mails. The new schedule will deliver to points east of the Missouri within 60 hours of Havana with no train changes between St Louis Chicago Boston New York and other terminals. The larger mail flow will extend to all other points on the island.
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Washington
Havana
Pointe
Missouri River
St. Lewis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Haysné
Chiba
Jesson
Territory Railroad Bill Passed by House Action
Territory railroad bill authorized Littie Valley Railway to build and run through Choctaw and Chickasaw nations in the Indian Territory. Attend Washburn College concert Friday evening January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanincion
Iin
Seway
Littiever Valles Railway Company
Terr
Washburn | College
Vast Cyclone Ravages South Seas Wrecks Vessels
Victoria B C January 26 terrible cyclone in the south seas mid December devastates villages and farms. Twelve ships wrecked. several craft lost near Good Enough Island and Wedan. Over 500 natives killed. cocoa plantations uprooted and yam patches leveled. Two women accused of causing the hurricane. one accused sorceress saved by purchase for a pix.
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Victoria
B. C
Acrangl
Anatealasia
South Seas
Samarari
New Guinea
Mayflower
Busituki
Bebem
Puldan
Kennedy
Albert McLaren
Lysander
Pleetwing
Wedan
Portia
Port Glasgow
Ellengowan
Ivy
Kossman
Godel
Solomons
Dole
Ventacust
Cit
Stanbin
Sydney
Wisi
Bee
Italian Counterfeiters Reported Bound for United States
Jan 26 secret service reports a band of Italian counterfeiters planned to pass bills abroad. Arrests support the claim as ships Kaleer Wilhelm II Lord Warwick and Malabar near New York. Detachments believed aboard each liner, raising fear of a large counterfeit operation entering the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secret Service
United States
Kaleer Wilhelm
Lord Warwick
Malabar
Raffles A Weeks Labor In Territorial Sale
Terry Haute, an int. Jag. 2 Joseph Miller, a saloonkeeper driven out by unpaid city license, will auction a week's labor for $201. He sold 200 sealed tickets numbered 1 to 20. buyers pay 1 cent to $2 per envelope. The winner may demand any labor. Miller has disposed of nearly all tickets.
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Terry Haute
Jag
Joseph Miller
Miller
Four Master Goes Ashore Near Astoria
A four masted ship is reported ashore at Silver Cliff below Seaside with no wine aboard. The vessel appears to be drifting into the current as the crew prepares to abandon it. The message comes from Canon Beach.
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Astoria Astoria
Ore
Canon Beach
Silver Cliff
Seaside
Hoosier Women Lead Rail Suffrage Petition Drive
Indianapolis January 26 petitions for a constitutional amendment granting rail suffrage have begun. More than sixty petitions cover nearly sixteen thousand signers, mostly women, with organizers aiming for 50,000 names before the drive ends. Also Chicago weather notes forecast partly cloudy and unsettled conditions in the far east with strong winds, ahead of Friday events at Washburn College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hose
Chicago
Kansas
Turmoil in Wheat Markets Amid Hazy Trade Signals
Market report notes a volatile wheat session with May prices rising on light offers and crowd excitement. Traders eyed yesterday's gains but momentum faded as selling emerged, leaving quotes unsettled and unclear.
Market report notes mixed grain and livestock futures
The article records erratic futures trading with higher bids for corn and oats, strong demand for provisions, and a robust May pork outlook. It notes activity in Minneapolis and Duluth, higher cash prices for flax, and mixed signals across commodities, including barley and timothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Reed
Minneapolis
Deluth
CHRN
Korn
Snch
Longs
New York
Yin Chao
Sytc
Sse
Meyer
Eee
C. R. G_Crah
Timothy
East Southwestern
Chicago Livestock Market chief 9 Jun
HOGS receipts estimated for tomorrow at 2,000 head with mixed tone noted. Cattle and sheep receipts varied as buyers eyed market trends and shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Shifts Trade Flow
Kansas City Livestock Market shows mixed activity with native cows and bulls noted among traded stock. Market references include cattle types such as lookies and freca bulls, while broader figures remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Unclear OCR: scattered notes on wheat prices and names
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed wheat rates and assorted garbled names and terms. No coherent event, person, or place emerges beyond references to wheat and possible market jargon.
Cotton Market Reports Mixed Signals From New York
The New York money market and cotton market show mixed signals as certificates and commodities trade. Reports mention prices, receipts, and market conditions with references to bonds, silver, and various crops showing notable movements and investor caution.
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New York
Pear
Petia
Poe Sepia
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Guineas
These Savings & Loan Association
Kansan
Tose Losada
Army and Navy
Coursa
Leland Powers
Hien
Mt Rowley
Reform
Suisun
Cal
Munier
Naleebe Falen Amnae
Jainson Aire Wilse
Danel Wilson
Suisun Valley
Indy
Portland
Jane
Herman Odrichs
San Pranvisco
Isidor
Me Chozath
Joe
Guthrie, OT Tan
Charleston
D.C
Trudiana
Amde
Ental
Bunds
iErn
Bonn
Sarnoun
Tor Stasannon
Cane Saratoga
Bf Provinione Asi
Continental Tobacco Co
Lieut Barnett
EAIR
Osler Bay
Bain
Bhay
Swit Holliday
Kowiey
Saov
Sbea
York
Raffles
Indiana
Hoosier Women
Waabhure College
Todays Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Tore Ehade
Feousen
Mi Weise Ailomentua Ts
UEBRP
Kansas City
Corie
Nations Bank Dan
Market Gossin
Brodie
Oey
Wall Street
Zork
Jan
Nenerita
Ieee
Toinecees
Rock Inland
Atchinon
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