Coast Guard boat wreck delays relief in Samar uprising
Telegraph dispatch from Manila dated December 27 reports reinforcements for the Pulajanes conflict on Samar delayed by the wreck of a coast guard boat carrying 1000 constabulary. Despite losses to scouts, troops are arriving and east coast stations are being reinforced as Pulajanes move toward the east coast.
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Washington
Seretary Taft
Wright
Mantla
Dolores
Syaiar
Manila
Corbin
Oras
Coast Guard
Synated
Ile Hoconst
Teavinn
Oris
Thores
Cronerad al Jen
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Saumur
Nodleliehment
Samar
Abbott
Soemar
Constabulary
Janes
Crosa
Taian
Ade
Sir Hayt
Calf Traps Farmer in Rope Drag Incident
Maax Yahn was dragging a calf to Schrader's slaughter house when the animal kicked free and pulled him along the ground. Despite several men trying to stop it, Yahn was dragged face down for a distance before finally being brought to a halt by aplexus injury. He is reported badly hurt.
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Bay City
Mich
Maax Yahn
Schrader
Yahn
Nally
Steamer Manshu Leaves Yokohama for Port Arthur
The Manshu sails from Yokohama bound for the Port Arthur area with ten naval attachés four peers seventeen members of the house of representatives one Secretary of the diet and a lieutenant commander aboard. No press representatives accompany the voyage.
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Yokohama
Manshu
Port Arthur
House of Representatives
Diet
Leutenant
Korecke Captured Over Camp Boss Killing Near Cornell
Anton Korecke, accused of fatally shooting Robert McGillivray, camp boss for T. Stephens & Co, near Cornell, has been captured by Sheriff Roberts and a posse near Watson. He claims the intent was to wound, not kill McGillivray.
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Escanaba
Mich
Anton Korecke
Robert McGillivray
T. Stephens & Co
Cornell
Roberts
Watson
McGillivray
End of a Wild West Show Tragedy in Kansas City
Clarence Hunter a 14 year old boy shot and killed his 15 year old brother during a wild west show in Kansas City. Hunter had received a 22 caliber rifle as a Christmas present and participated with other boys in the show.
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Kansas City
Clarence Hunter
Afghan prince Inayat Ullah arrives for Curzon ceremony
Prince Inayat Ullah son of the ameer of Afghanistan arrives in Calcutta with a considerable suite and will pay a ceremonial visit to Viceroy Curzon today.
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Calcutta
Inayat Ullah
Ameer
Afghanistan
Curzon
Daisy Leiter Wed to Real Washington Figure
Daisy Leiter brides Real Washington figure in a late December ceremony. She is the youngest daughter of the late Levi Leiter and Mrs Mary T Carver Leiter. Details on the groom and location follow from the notice in Washington society pages.
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Washington
Mise Mareverite Hyde
Datey) Leiter
Lev. 7 Leiter
Mary T. Carver Leiter
Chicago social notes report bridal of Schulhofs to English peer
Shaye Farl of Aufpole and Henry Molyneaux Paget Howard nineteenth earl of Suffolk Yorkshire were wed at noon in the Lester residence Chicago. Rev Robind Cot ton Smith officiated with a small party witness. bride escorted by her brother Joseph Leiter and Lionel Guest as best man. They left for New York and plan to sail for England tomorrow.
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Chicago
Henry Molyneaux
Paget Howard
Earl of
Lake illumination at expo to showcase underwater lights
A large lake on the exposition grounds will host submarine illumination designed for the Twisteed Park display. Fifty candle power lights will be sealed in air tight water tight housings allowing spectators to watch fish in shallow water and flames dancing at night.
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Porthind
Ore
Dee
UNY
Wallace Objects to New Mexico Statehood Move
General Lew Wallace condemns Congress plan to admit New Mexico, calling it a criminal mistake and outraged over statehood. He vows to oppose the measure and may return to New Mexico to aid locals against the action.
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Lew Wallace
Congress
Indianapolis
Inoutha
DHS
New Mexico
Tle
Ari
Macbeth Evans lamp chimney plant locks out union workers
Marion Indiana December 17 The Macbeth Evans lamp chimney factory which has employed 800 union men has locked out the union members and will try to operate the plant with non union workers. Non union men will be housed in the factory with cats provided and meals served.
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Marion
Ind
Macbeth Evans
Woman in Star City Hangs Self After Short Marriage
In Star City Indiana Mrs. William Conn, just twenty days married, hanged herself with a clothesline. She was about 22. No motive given. Her father, John Thornburg, a prosperous Pulaski area farmer, died by hanging about ten years earlier.
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Star City
Ind
William Conn
John Thornburg
Pulaski
First cold wave spreading over east slope of Rockies
Reports to the weather bureau indicate a spreading cold wave across the east slope of the Rocky mountains. Temperatures fall below zero in the Dakotas, Montana, and western Wyoming.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoma- Thy
Man Stabs Walker in Glendale After Insult Incident
Frederick Fredericks was stabbed while defending a young woman during a walk in Glendale Brooklyn. The attacker escaped and the victim was fatally wounded according to reports from New York on December 27.
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New York
Glendale
Brooklyn
Frederick Fredericks
Judge Invalidates Rail Crossing Watchman Ordinance
Paris Illinois December 27 Judge E Kimbaugh held invalid an ordinance forcing railroads to hire crossing watchmen. The ruling cites the ordinance as a cap he prepared for Danville Illinois during his tenure as city attorney there.
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Paris, Ill
E. Kimbaugh
Danville
Ill
Market Exchanges Closed for Christmas Holiday
No market quotations were issued today as exchanges across the country remained closed for the Christmas holiday.
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Chicago
Durum Wheat Gains Status and Irrigation Lessons
Washington notes durum wheat once used as macaroni staple is reclassified as a high quality grain with drought hardiness and strong gluten. The article cites benefits for semiarid regions and outlines wheat’s pest resistance and baking quality. It also discusses nitrogen-fixing bacteria inoculants for clover and irrigation methods including Italian Po valley practices relevant to humid regions.
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Washington, D2
Bureau of Filant Fidisry
Mesars Carleton
Haiberblo
Duran
Italy
The
Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Smoot Seat in Senate Hailed Despite Polygamy Claims
Washington notes debate over Reed Smoot’s tenure as Mormon church leaders face polygamy accusations. Report states committee split, with likely condemnation of the church but no removal of Smoot. Ball and inauguration plans stir, while Beveridge seeks foreign relations post amid judiciary vacancies. ARTHUR W. DUNN.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate
Sinoot Kave
Smoot
Fairbanks
Judiciary
Beveridge
Breeders Meeting and Crop Reports Across States
Three hundred breeders attended the Hereford Breeders association meeting in Kansas City during the American Royal Show. Poultry breeders report strong show bird prices. Maine records a heavy potato yield with no rot. Wisconsin and Michigan crops suffered from rot blight and early frost in parts.
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Hereford Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Maine
Wisconsin
Michigan
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