The Wily Aguinaldo and His Fierce Filipinos
Manila reports Aguinaldo has issued a memorial seeking foreign recognition or belligerent rights for the Philippine government formed under a June 23 constitution. The piece critiques Spanish rule, praises Filipino resilience, and compares Aguinaldo to Napoleon in ambition and leadership.
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Manila
Agunaldo
Aguinaldo
Wesks
Philippine Repani
United States
Emilio Aguinalto Y Pauly
Corsica
Senor
Don
New York Sun
Napoleon
Women Street Car Conductors Prove Successful
Women street car conductors in Chillicothe Ohio boost company receipts by about thirty percent after one month of service. Employed to reduce fare theft and labor costs they earn four dollars weekly and are described as attractive and from respectable families.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Electric Street Railway Company
Middletown
Conn
Vincennes
Tnd
Electric Railway, Light and Power Company
W. J. Myers
Madison
Ind
Brooklyn Elevated
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Elevated
New York Gentral Railroad
the Central
England
France
Canada's New Rulers Hart and Conn Tea Time Era Rideau Hall
Canada greets the appointment of Gilbert John Elliot-Murray Kynynmonnd-Elliot as Governor General to succeed the Earl of Aberdeen. The Earl of Minto, born 1845, with Countess of Minto, arrives to uphold social prestige at Ottawa. A broad note on women in transportation and global trends contrasts local skepticism with growing acceptance in rail service.
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Hart and Connteas
Minto
Earl of Minto
Earl of Aberdeen
Canada
Lord Minto
Countess of
Rideau Hall
Dominion Palace
Ottawa
Gilbert John Elliot-Murray Kynynmonnd-Elliot
Earl of
Scots Guards
Afghanistan
Bomth of Scotland
Emilio the servant boy who rose to power
Emilio, once a servant boy for a Jesuit priest, began a rise through education and native wit. Described as a terrible fighter, he commands brave, patriotic followers devoted to Aguinaldo, believing it offers the best chance of success.
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Emilio
Jeanit
Don Ewilio
Aguinaldo
Forester Fired Over Bismarck Death Chamber Photos
The forester who let two photographers enter the death chamber after Prince Bis marck's death was dismissed without pension. A clock in the late prince's room, visible in a photograph at 2.15, betrayed the intrusion. The pair entered via a park window, and Prince Herbert Bismarck has filed criminal proceedings for disturbing family peace. Amateur photographers in Russia require licenses.
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Forester
Prince Bismarck
Prince Herbert Bismarck
Liverpool Post
The Bookkeeper's Vision
One of the first effects of the business boom likely after peace will be huge demand from Spain’s lost islands for American bathtubs.
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Spain
Mourning Fetes In Vienna As Empress Laid To Rest
Large crowds in Vienna dressed in deep mourning attend the funeral of the late empress. Emperor Francis Joseph and visiting sovereigns including Emperor William greet at the railroad station. An imposing entombment at the Hofburg follows a solemn ceremony with widespread black draperies and quiet city streets.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Hofburg
Prince Hohenlohe
Baron von Buelow
Emperor William
William
Germany
French Cabinet Ministers Walk Out Over Dreyfus Case
At a Paris cabinet meeting ministers decided to submit Dreyfus papers to a justice minister chosen commission. War Minister General Zurlinden and Public Works Minister Tallaye quit the meeting. Zurlinden sent in his resignation citing belief in Dreyfus guilt and intent to uphold the judgment. A vessel reportedly sailed toward Isle du Diable to move Dreyfus to Paris amid heightened tension.
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Paris
Dreyfus
M. Sarrien
General Zurlinden
Tallaye
Zurlinden
Brisson
Isle du Diable
Paria
M. Brisson
Chanoine
Prominent Divine Dead Dr John Hall Passes Away Abroad
Belfast dispatch reports the Rev Dr John Hall of New York died Saturday morning at Bangor County Down during an annual European visit. Born July 31 1829 in County Armagh he led Beated dissent. He helped guide 1867 Presbyterian US Ireland exchange then led Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church from 1867 with a landmark 1876 church costing about 1 million. He became Chancellor of the University of the City of New York in 1882.
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John Hall
New York
Ireland
Belfast
Bangor
County Down
Hall
Europe
County Armagh
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
The
University of the City of New York
Porto Rican Commission Receives Madrid Instructions
The United States Porto Rican evacuation commission met in San Juan on Wednesday morning. Spanish commissioners delivered their Madrid instructed position on Tuesday night. Our commissioners find the reply satisfactory and expect evacuation details to be arranged within a few days. The protocol calls for immediate evacuation, meaning a reasonable time.
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Madrid
United States
San Juan
Charges Against Johnson Publicly Libeled Officers and Soldiers
Dispatch from Santiago de Cuba reports charges leveled by Captain Miller of the Second Immunes and Captain Shelley of the Fifth Immunes against Sergeant Josh W. Johnson of the Third regiment. Alleged maligning and libeling of officers and soldiers cited from an Atlanta Constitution article dated August 2.
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Alege
Santiago de Cuba
Miller
Shelley
Josh W. Johnson
Atlanta Constitution
Fragmented 19th century ad clutter with various claims
A scattered OCR jumble mixes social commentary, toothy quips, and sensational health ads. It cites hostetter cures, catarrh claims, and habit treatments while mentioning red hair statistics and vegetarian life.
Leprosy In Russia Reported by German Inquiry
The Klimsches Jahrbuch published by Gustav Fischer of Jena contains a report by Messrs Kirschner and Kubler on leprosy in Russia. Deputed by the German government they toured the eastern provinces to St Petersburg and estimate about 5,000 cases. They note many isolation hospitals were established by private benefactors rather than the government and urge institutes for treatment to stamp out the disease.
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Russia
Gustav Fischer
Jena
Messrs. Kirschner and Kubler
St. Petersburg
NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT PATENT REMEDY PROMOTES HEALTH
A testimonial from Miss Grn TRADE Sixes Eldred Pa endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for painful menstruation and leucorrhea. The ad claims Mrs Pinkham's experience includes treating tens of thousands of women yearly and invites all suffering women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Dean Mus
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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Malate
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Brooklyn
Young Woman's Christian Association
Wisconsin
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Quebec
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