Moros Kill an Officer in Philippines 8th
A death reported in the Philippines notes an officer killed during 8th of the month incidents involving Moro forces. Details remain sparse in the readable fragments.
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MOROS
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
1
Manila Clash Kills U S Officers In January Skirmish
Special to The Evening Journal reports on a January engagement off Jolo where Lieutenant James J. Sewell and a private of the 14th U S Cavalry died from action. Several officers and privates were wounded including Second Lieut. Roy W. Ashbrook and Capt. Halstead Torsy among others.
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Manila
Evening Journal
Jolo
James J. Sewell
14Th
U. S. Cavalry
Roy W. Ashbrook
17Th
U.S. Infantry
Halstead Torsy
Fourth
Richardson
U S. Cavalry
Morton and Dewey Inspect Navy Fleet at Fort Monroe
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton and Admiral Dewey reviewed seven patrolling ships in Hampton Roads. The Dolphin led the line with flagships Kearsarge and Texas, followed by Kentucky Illinois Alabama Missouri Iowa, Texas, Florida Nevada Arkansas, and Newark along the Caribbean squadron. Thousands watched as the fleet passed in review amid salutes and a seven gun salute from Fortress Monroe.
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Fort Monroe
Caribbean
Morton
Dewey
Hampton Roads
Dolphin
Kearsarge
Texas
Washington
Witty
Fortress Monroe
Capes
Barker
Kentucky
Illinois
Alabama
Missouri
Iowa
Sands
Florida
Nevada
Arkansas
Newark
Sigsbee
Tacoma
Denver
Dentist Alonzo Sylvester Dies by Suicide in Berlin
Berlin January 10 Dr Alonzo H Sylvester Emperor Williams American dentist killed himself citing ill health. Special to The Evening Journal reports his death by his own hand in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Evening Journal
Alonzo H. Sylvester
Gould Asks Clemency For Four Suspended Students
New York January 10 Dean Flatten of Columbia University announces that four students Aigeltinger Cauchots Doty and Finch will be allowed to return to their work at the reopening after Kingdon Gould requested clemency for the hazing incident. Gould explains he carried a pistol during a country ride and fired in the air only to create time to reach the fraternity house.
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New York
Dean Flatten
School of Applied Sciences
Columbia University
Kingdon Gould
Aigeltinger
Cauchots
Doty
Finch
Young Gould
Éle
Gould
Columbia
Wholesale Poisoning in Belvidere Near Olean
In Belvidere near Olean Giuseppe Rossi is dead and ten Italian railroad laborers are in danger after eating rat poison. Mrs Minnie Middeljane, wife of the boarding house padrone, is jailed at Mayville on suspicion of murder. Pasquale Middelano, the padrone, is at large with police seeking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Belvidere
Olean
Giuseppe Rossi
Minnie Midde- Jane
Mayville
Allegheny County
Pasquale Middelano
Laundered Air Aims to Cut Iron Costs
Pittsburg January 10. Carnegie Steel vice president Bope proposes a new method to launder air to dry it thoroughly before forcing it into furnaces. He claims the process will revolutionize pig iron manufacture by increasing output and lowering cost from one to two dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jan
Bope
Carnegie Steel Company
Senate debates statehood bill after Hoar tribute
Washington January 10 The omnibus claims bill passed and January 28 set for delivery of addresses in memory of Senator Hoar. The senate focused on the statehood bill with Morgan opposing for two hours. An executive session was held. The house approved the senate resolution to hold the inaugural ball in the pension building as leaders opposed to using the pension harbor for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoar
Senate
Morgan
House
Cannon
Uae uUrks
Garfield to Reform Interstate Corporation Conduct
James R. Garfield, commissioner of corporations, plans reforms in interstate business regulation. He is attached to the department of commerce and labor, son of the late President Garfield, age thirty nine, a lawyer with public life in various capacities.
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Garfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chest of Gold Found on Macey Estate in Bronx Secret Alcove
An old riveted chest containing more than 150000 in English German and American gold was found last Wednesday in a hidden alcove of the final parcel of the Theodore M Macey estate on the Bronx site. James F Meehan owner of the land disclosed the discovery. Thomas Dunningham and his crew uncovered a door in a wine cellar before locating the chest. The incident follows a neighborhood feud ending in gunfire as a man named Slaughter is attacked amid tensions in Kalkaska Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Theodore M. Macey
Bronx
James F. Meehan
Thomas Dunningham
Meehan
Cunningham
Poisoned Candy Miscreant Targeting Indianapolis Couple
Indianapolis officers probe a Christmas candy package sent to Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bradley. A powder in the candy was found to be poison after laboratory analysis. A whisky bottle accompanied the box, but the sender's name was not revealed. investigators suspect a woman送
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Indianapolis
Jin
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Louise Michel dies in Marseilles at 75
Paris reports Louise Michel prominent communist and revolutionary agitator for 35 years has died in Marseilles at age 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louise Michel
Marseilles
Colfax Man Suffers Brutal Head Wound After Blow
Colfax Iowa on January 10 report a man named Mel Slaughter suffered a deep head wound with blood streaming as his brain reeled from the blow. Police are investigating the assault and seeking witnesses.
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Colfax, Ia
Mel Slaughter
Railroads challenge new ad valorem tax law in Wisconsin
Madison January 10 papers filed against Attorney General Sturdevant by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Wisconsin Western railroads to test the ad valorem tax law. It would raise St Paul road taxes about 200000 and the Western about 140000. In Evansville Indiana a home explosion killed Mrs Parsons and gravely burned her husband and infant. Clinton Malotte near here reports missing teeth and stolen chickens. Clarence Messer ex cashier of the Marlette State Bank captured in Madison for trial on embezzlement about 14000 last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Sturdevant
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Wisconsin Western Railroads
St. Paul Road
Western
Evansville
Clinton Malotte
Sanilac Center
Mich
Clarence L. Messer
Marlette State Bank
Madison
Wis
Captain of Illinois baseball team killed in railroad wreck
Ralph C. Roberts of Keokuk Iowa captain of the University of Illinois baseball team dies when a Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad dining car derails at Rising Illinois five miles west of Urbana. About a dozen others are injured none seriously. injured are listed with blows, cuts and internal injuries and some are taken to local farms or Cham paign Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
Ralph C. Roberts
Keokuk
University of Illinois
Cincinnati
Chicago and
Champaign
Francis Bagley
Cleves Harrison Howell
F. B. Cassidy
Conductor Dieder
H. HE. Wagner
C. Vaughn
A. G. Pedrich
Peoria
Astor to Guard Grand Hall Guests with Detectives
Mrs William Astor hires ten detectives eight men and two women to guard guests at her grand hall. Invitees expected to display jewels worth about 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Astor
Peabody to File Governor Contest in Colorado
Denver dispatch reports Governor Peabody will file his contest for Colorado governor, with hearing to continue weeks. Alva Adams inaugurated as governor after amicable settlement of local political tensions. Griffiths dove on the capitol grounds remains perched. Griffith warns no one should shoot the stuffing out of her, though politics may still surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Peabody
Grifith
Capitol
Griffith
Senate
Luther M. Goddard
George W. Balle
Fort Collings
Supreme Bench
Walcott
Campbell
de Long
Catmne
Ballinger
Bailey
Goddard
Adama
Adis
Palley
Local Notes and Political Update From The Region
Local notices list residents visiting and traveling to nearby towns including Baxter, Wapello, Brighton, Columbus Junction, Iowa City and Des Moines. A W T U meeting is scheduled with devotional and discussion topics. Senate confirmation of judges Goddard and Bailey is reported with party dynamics and upcoming gubernatorial considerations. An inauguration of Governor Adkins is described as simple. Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
J.S. Stewart
Electoral votes cast for Roosevelt Fairbanks in multiple states
Reports from Chicago Lansing Lincoln Des Moines and Pine Bluff detail electors meeting January 10 and voting for Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks. Messengers were chosen to carry certificates to Washington and authorities seek those responsible for intimidation notices in Lonoke County Arkansas.
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Chicago
Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Electoral College
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
I. L. Foss
Bay City
Messenger
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State Capitol
N. A. Brown
Kearney
Des Moines
W. T. Turner
New Stampton
Hogs and cattle markets show strength in Chicago openings
Chicago markets report strong activity with hogs estimated receipts around 30 000 and cattle about 6 000. Prices range light to heavy hog grades from 4.30 to 4.70, mixed packers 4.45 to 4.40, heavy shipping 4.50 to 4.80, and rough hogs 4.60 to 4.40. Cattle and sheep are steady to higher with receipts about 18 000 and 4 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yomtar
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Philippines
Peror William of Ger
Many
Admiral Dewey
Paul Morton
Battleship
James R. Garfield
Farmer Brown
Kalkaska
Parmer John Brown
Pere Marquette Railroad
Mahen
Brown
H Brown
Pere Marquette
Lacape
Wisconsin
Indo
Chan
Parsons
Illinois University
Dove
Goddard and
Preme Court
Pence Dove
Baxter's
Alfred Hillhouse
Wapello
Chas. ‘Thomas
Brighton
Wilson Dougherty
Columbus Junction
Ethel
White
Iowa City
Marion Anderson
Fairport
J. R. Wallace
Vinton
W. R. Sawhell
Madge Scott
Frank Sage
Ellen Ratard
Columbus City
Glassburner
City
T. U
Parker
Supreme Court
Adkins
Pine Bluff
Ark
Packer
Jefferson County
Lonoke County
Tucker
Pine County
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Washin
Joen Close
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