War near Manila as Inspector Harris dies in clash
A force of constabulary near Mariquina, seven miles from Manila, defeats 200 insurgents. Inspector Harris is killed and two officers wounded. 15 insurgents slain. Headquarters captured and San Miguel records seized. The Philippine commission passes a summary court law for constabulary offenses. продолжается.
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Manila
Kelthly
Mariquing
Manila Csty
Harris
Constabulary
Atania
San Micael
Mariquina
Enemmy
Tatri
Lighit
San Miguel
Ile
United States
Philippine Commission
United States Army
Forces under General Ferrer attack revolutionaries near Caracas
A 2000 man force with 50 horses and two guns led by General Ferrer set out from Caracas toward Higuerete to confront 1500 revolutionists under General Moweas. Government troops seized Guatire after two hours of fighting and moved on Rio Cinco as Castro tightens control. In Santo Domingo, the government rejects U S demands on Clyde line claims and says disputes must go to courts.
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Ferrer
Higuerete
Mo Weas
Rio Chico
Miranda
Guatire
Rio Cinco
Argent
Castro
Santo Domingo
United States
Powell
Caes
Republic
Philippine Currency Reform Urgency Cabled to Senate
Secretary Root sent to the Senate pro tempore a cablegram from the Governor of the Philippines dated Manila February 5. The message stresses the urgent need for legislation on the Philippine currency.
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Washington
Root
Senate
Philippines
Manila
Convention on Religious Education Opens in Chicago
A three days convention for religious education begins tonight at the Auditorium in Chicago with plans to reconstruct religious and moral teaching. President James B Angell of the University of Michigan will preside.
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Chicago
Feb. W
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Aldrich Bill Opens Banks to Safeguard Securities
Washington February 10 agents report that Senator Aldrich introduced a bill authorizing national depository banks to hold government securities other than bonds for safekeeping.
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Washington
Aldrich
Miners in Clinton Quarrel Result in Fatal Slash
Clinton Indiana February 10. Sede Turley and Tom McCall miners of this place fought while intoxicated Turley cut McCall in the abdomen with a knife McCall is expected to die from the wound The incident occurred in Clinton and local authorities are investigating.
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Clinton
Ind
Sede Turley
Tom McCall
McCall
President nominates secretary of legation at Berne
Washington on February 10 1923 the president sent to the senate the nomination of Roger Sherman Gates Boutell of Illinois for the post of secretary of legation at Berne Switzerland.
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Washington
Senate
Berne
Switzerland
Roger Sherman Gates Boutell
Ilinois
Treasurer Vanishes as Family Aid Treasurer Bickel Missing
Milwaukee February 10 The Family Aid Society a Catholic organization with statewide members reports the disappearance of Treasurer A Bickel He is said to have left the state taking along the society funds Auditing committee now reviews the books to determine if the cash is right
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Bickel
Lekel
Milwaukee
Family Aid Society
A. Bickel
No Plague Declared in San Francisco
San Francisco officials and federal quarantine officers agree there are no bubonic plague cases and no traces of the disease in the city. Vessels clearing from the port receive clean bills of health, with a positive assertion that San Francisco is a clean port after sixty days.
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San Francisco
Notable Seattle Editor Dies by Own Action in Insanity
John W. Pratt, a well known Seattle newspaper man and lawyer, died by his own hand during a lapse of sanity. King Victor Emmanuel has made Mascagni a chevalier of the Order of Svoy. Kawa Lyall, the novelist, is at Eastbourne, Great Britain. George Dixon, the colored boxer, drew twenty rounds with Harry Ware of London at Northampton, GB.
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John W. Pratt
Seattle
Wash
Victor Emmanuel
Mascagni
Kawa Lyall
Eastbourne
Great Britain
George Dixon
Harry Ware
London
Northampton
G. B
Vinci advertised remedy for bronchial troubles
A letter from Geo W Brown of So Han over NH endorses Vinci for bronchial problems and hoarseness. The ad claims Vinci restores voice, builds strength, and appetites by using cod liver oil properties without the odor, blended with a wine base. It guarantees satisfaction or refunds the purchase.
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Geo. W. Brown
So. Hanover
N. H
Vinci
Harvard’s Eliot Urges Fast Track To Learned Professions
President Eliot states Harvard supports admission to professional schools only after a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. He describes three year and three and a half year courses with raised standards, aims to have diligent students graduate by 24 or 25 and enter learned professions or business earlier. He warns marriage delayed by long study and notes concern over exaggerated athletics.
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Toston
Aeries
Harvard Board of Ove Reeets
Eliot
Harvard
Faculty of Arts and Acrence
Tur Markets Shows Mixed Receipts and Prices Across Livestock
Chicago market notes indicate estimated one day receipts for hogs and cattle with varied quotations. Hogs receipts around 47,000 with price signals, cattle shown at multiple grades from choice to common, and sheep and veal also listed. Wheat and corn futures traded lower to steady with nearby futures mixed by region. Buffalo and St Louis grain markets report activity and price ranges in February trading.
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Texas
East Buffalo
Dunnin ' Stevens
Vince Upmission
Rouge
Not Guilty In Weir Wife Poisoning Case
The jury in the David Weir wife poisoning case at Cassopolis returned a not guilty verdict after six hours of deliberation. Mrs Weir died November 2 amid arsenic findings, while Dora Paulson testified to a suspected relationship and a marriage plan. Medical experts differed on the death cause.
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Niles
Mich
David Weir
Cassopolis
State invites Rear Admiral Schley to visit St Paul
The Minnesota House passed a concurrent resolution urging the governor to invite Rear Admiral Schley to St Paul where the state would host a reception.
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St. Paul
House
Schley
Abandoned Shaft Submerges Miners in Negaunee Mine
In Negaunee Michigan on February 10 a cage with sixteen men was lowered to 500 feet when sand and water burst into the shaft thirty feet above, flooding the men and extinguishing the lights.
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Negaunee, Mich
Negaunee
Mine Shaft Accident Forces Abandonment at Negaunee
Eyewitnesses say men scrambled for their eyes when Ike Jenkins fell under trampling. The shaft is abandoned with officials deeming it a lost cause. Negaunee mine, hailed as Lake Superior’s best, was recently bought by United States Steel for 1.5 million dollars after a costly, treacherous sinking due to quicksand.
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Ike Jenkins
Lake Superior
Unted States Steel Company
Severe earthqu ake rattles Murphysboro and Grand Tower
A major earthquake was felt in Murphysboro and Grand Tower with buildings rocking and chimneys toppling. The tremor began with a deep rumble and moved northwest to southeast, causing many windows to break and chimneys to fall in several nearby areas.
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Grand Tower
Murphysboro
His
Mississippi River
Self defense plea overruled in brutal road confrontation
The document reports a defendant’s plea of self defense in a roadside incident with Spat Murphy on a lonely road near Avenue. It notes the confrontation and subsequent events as the case unfolds with related commentary on local crime and police actions.
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Murphy
Cleveland declines to express presidential nomination intentions
Former President Grover Cleveland replies to a Cincinnati inquiry saying he cannot express any view on the Democratic nomination. He states no condition or sentiment exists to warrant his opinion and declines to comment on the matter. The Princeton date line notes the missive was sent to The Times-Star.
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Cincinnati
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Times-Star
Molten Metal Spill Kills One At Pueblo Plant
In Pueblo Colorado on February 10 a ladle tipped spilling molten metal. Superintendent Thomas Crowe survived by dropping prone though burned. J Kuplick died and Virgil Trine foreman W H Martian and John Lepich were fatally injured. others wounded include William Bolys Myers Ellis and Saunders.
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Pueblo
Colo
Thomas Crowe
Minnequa
A Thing of the Past and Modern Remedies Endorsed
The article contrasts old town practices with current medical methods for women’s ailments. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a private treatment for womanly diseases, claims to secure regularity and relieve symptoms, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Florence Archer praising its effects after eight years of trouble.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N_Y
Dr. Pierce
Violence in anthracite strike hearings sparks interruptions
Testimony in the labor dispute hearings reveals competing claims of murder and violence. Attorneys clash over statements about conspiracies and strike conduct as President Cray and witnesses admonish interruptions and defend union roles amid a tense session.
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George F Taer
Atribi Ts Ae
Mramm
Daring Te Creument
Loyd
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