Notice to the Rebels No More Taxes for Aguinaldo
Northern Mindanao campaign led by Brigadier General Kolbe with Cagayan HQs. Colonel Birkhimer’s force destroys strongholds near Santa Ana and Major Case operates southwest Cagayan, taking prisoners. Luzon surrenders and local officials threaten rifles for quiet. Religion in public schools debate features religious instruction proposals and opposition from the United States Philippine Commission aims to keep church separate from state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mindano
Kolbe
Cagayan
Birkhimer
Santa Ana
Case
Luzon
Zangbales
San Antonio
MacArthur
Department of Public Instruction
Federal Party
United States
Philippine Federal Party
Central Catholic Society
Taft
United States I Philippine Commission
McAuley seeks $106,000 from Portugal over arrest in Africa
Dr. Herbert H. McAuley of Chicago, back from Red Cross work in South Africa, seeks indemnity from Portugal for alleged false imprisonment in Lorenzo Marques. He says he was jailed after arriving to sail for Europe, refused consul help, and gained release only after British intervention. The Atlanta Journal published his amplified statement.
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Atlanta
Herbert H. McAuley
Chicago
United States
South Africa
Red Cross
Associated Press
Marietta
Atlanta Journal
McAuley
Lorenzo Marques
Euurope
Europe
Lisbon
Two Fatal Train Incidents Reported Near Woodburn
In Creston Iowa on January 12 Nelson Rutherford was struck by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy fast mail near Woodburn while walking along the track and did not hear the approaching train. The same train yesterday in Creston yards killed Mrs R C Gillman a wealthy widow and pioneer settler.
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Creston
Nelson Rutherfords
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Woodburn
R. C. Gillman
Judge to rule on Kuhn murder trial appeal
Sigourney Iowa January 12 Judgment on Sarah Kuhn for her husband’s murder was delayed as defense counsel filed a motion for a new trial arguing errors in instructions about Kuhn's dying statement and the argument was not yet completed.
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Sigourney, Ia
Sarah Kuhn
Kuhn
Stolen Child Returned by Stranger After Year Absence
A child who had been missing for a year was brought home by a stranger. The report names Perri and Alice Wilkom among those involved, with location and agency details not fully clear due to garbled text. Further verification needed from original records.
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Perri
laAlice Wilkom
Wirenin Ib
Personal and Political Enmity Flare at Lincoln Session
Frank Ransom fusion senator from Omaha attacked Edward Rosewater of the Omaha Bee for more than an hour after seizing the floor to discuss the contest report. He called Rosewater a briber and bribe-taker and claimed the editor owed his political power to fear and venom.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frank Rawson
Fusion
Omaha
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Ransom
Rosewater
Tie
Infant son dies in mysterious hospital-related incident
Stevens Point Wisconsin report recalls the infant son of Mr and Mrs Erdman Reichelt dying after a dreamlike cue in which the mother believed she stood over a grave. She awakened to find the child seized by a spasmodic attack and dying before a doctor could arrive.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Erdman Reichelt
Man pleads guilty in Janesville hotel robbery case
In Janesville George H Delavan alias William H Smith pleaded guilty to robbing a traveling man named BeM Smith at the Grand hotel about a month earlier. He was captured at St Paul and sentenced to three years at VA hospital.
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Janesville, Wis
George H. Delavan
William H. Smith
Bem. Smith
Grand Hotel
St. Paul
Vaupun
President Improves at White House Reuters Report
Washington January 12 reports say the president continues to improve at the White House. If improvement keeps pace he is likely to be allowed to leave his bed early in the coming week.
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Washington
Jan
White House
Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Porto Rico
Nebraska Representative Neville Improves Health
Washington reports Representative Neville of Nebraska has shown marked improvement with no recent hemorrhages. Prospects for recovery are now much brighter.
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Washington
Neville
Nebraska
Burglars Loot Kingston Post Office For Stamps
Burglars forced an entrance to the Kingston post office in Rockford Illinois on Thursday night and stole stamps totaling 112 dollars in value.
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Rockford, Ils
Kingston
Market notes from Chicago and other points on January 11
Hogs receipts about 29 000 with prices from 4 40 to 5 40 for various grades and heavy packing. Cattle receipts around 2 500 with ranges from 4 00 to 6 15 for steers and fats, plus stockers, cows, heifers and calves. Sheep and lambs receipts near 5 000 with western and native bids from 3 00 to 5 70. East Buffalo reports steady cattle and slower hog market with values shown for Yorkers and pies. St Louis grain and hogs mixed with fluctuating cash and futures quotes across corn oats and rye. Milwaukee wheat weak with No 1 northern around 77 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Jar
Board of Trade Today
Senate Passes Apportionment Bill Amid Army Power Debate
Washington reports the Senate advances the apportionment measure amid a fierce challenge to giving the president power to increase army size to the limit. Taft Senator Bacon and others warn the move marks an epoch toward empire while Griggs and Carlisle discuss Porto Rico tax implications and territorial status.
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Griggs and
Carlisle
Senate
Washington
United States
Venezuela
Tacon
Georgia
Platt
Bacon
Empire
Griggs
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Egypt
Soudan
Central Africa
China
Antarctic Circle
Congress
Senate Passes the Bill Without Change in Pension Act
Washington January 12 Senate action centered on passage without change of the house apport ionment bill now sent to the president. The house approved 710 pension bills including a raise for General Americus V Rice from 36 to 100 dollars. Other items include confirmations for William G Wheeler and D B Rigdon, with Hoars bill on train robbery under favorable consideration. Ex President Cleveland and party traveled from Santee to Georgetown enjoying duck hunting and healthful weather.
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Washington
Senate
House
Americus V. Rice
William G. Wheeler
Wisconsin
D. B. Rigdon
Statesboro
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Hoar
J. W. Jelk
Coyne
Chicago
Knight
United States
Long
Charleston
D. C
Cleveland
Robley DD. Evans
P. B. Lamberton
Anson G. McCook
Santee
Boats Reach Stranded Vessel Near Faraman France
Scores of lives were saved as boats reached the stranded vessel near Faraman France on January 12. Passengers and crew were rescued after a tense operation.
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Faraman
Pranece
Lifeboat Rescues Women and Child from Stormtossed Vessel
The fishing village of Carro launched a lifeboat to reach the Aussie amid a lull in the storm. Women and a baby were brought ashore as the crowd waded into the sea to assist. One woman fainted and was carried to the lighthouse, others exhausted by cold and hunger. Lifeboats returned repeatedly until all were safe, with no serious injuries reported.
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Carro
Secon
Hymah Saperstone
Rochester
Milton
Wis
Paris
Christian
Arkansas
Louvre
Denver
Selloff
Turner
Vicksburg
Misa
Murder of P H Kennedy in Kansas City
Mrs Lulu Kennedy shot and killed her husband Philip H Kennedy a month into their marriage. She displayed calm defiance in jail resisting interrogation and awaiting food. Developments point to premeditation as a man attacked Kennedy’s brother while attempting to disarm her. a hat found later is claimed to belong to Bert Prince, not near the scene.
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Kansas City
Lulu Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Company
Kennedy
Longtime Sangamon County Official Dies at 74
William P. Grafton of Springfield Illinois died at his home aged 74. A lifelong resident since 1859 he served as sheriff and police magistrate and presided over the 1864 hanging the last in Sangamon before 1807.
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Springfield
Ills
William P. Grafton
Sangamon
James Mingle
Break Up Hazing Cadets Testify On Cruel Doings
West Point hearings reveal the congressional probe into hazing at the military academy. Cadets Spalding Herr and Grant describe hospital hazing and informal “formations” while others discuss the school’s “scrapping” and the need to expose all facts. Hazing must go, committee says.
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West Point
N. Y
Congressional Committee
Boog and
Breth
The
Military Institute
Driggs
Brooklyn
Booz and Breth
George R. Spalding
Michigan
Keller-Boot
Wanger
Tie
Cnadets
Army
Witness
Spalding
Huetzler
Hazing at West Point linked to severe injuries and expulsions
Testimonies describe upperclass hazing causing muscular convulsions and distress among cadets including McArthur and Carpenter. Witnesses name expelled Cadet Evans and others as hazers while noting interventions by peers. The report also notes deaths and other incidents from across the country, including a physician's death in Indianapolis and a deadly fire in Rochester.
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Washington
O. N. Tyler
Maryland
Evans
J. A. Barry
Hazers
McArthur
Dockery
Tyler
Carpenter
Meyer
Tle
Edward HW. DeArmond
Missouri
Pegram
Roselle
Williams
Davis
Driggs
West Point
Low Rates From Northern Pacific to Western Regions
One way and round trip fares offered by Northern Pacific Ray every Tuesday for points in Minnesota North Dakota Manitoba Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia. For details write Gro D Rogers district passenger agent Des Moines ia.
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Northern Pacific Ray
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Gro. D. Rogers
Tf Dist
Pass. Agt
Des Moines
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Aguinaldo
Alice
Detroit
DR. Mauley
Portugal
Transvaal
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Ducka
Faramap
France
Weil Sah
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
P. H. Kennedy
Havana
Maximo Romez
Cudahy's
BE. A
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan Political Science Association
Hospitela
John SK. Herr
New Jersey
Grant
Citizens’ Savings Bank
U.S
Opticers and Directors
Jesrem Krew
Quas. H. Krew
Frank Sewart
I. M. Sprouny
Asst
M. L. Logan
A. S. Hays
Palmer
Temple Building
Baird & Bailey
O. F. Haight
Harwood
Ashby
Nicola
H. Knecht
South Side
Baird
Bailey
Indianapolis
John M. Gaston
Ile
Marion County Medical Society
Stevant
Great Rock Island
O. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Butterfield
Orat'satore
W. E. Anderson
Klein's
Iowa
Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
Marsh W. Bailey
City Hall
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
M. Lomibardo, Nee Tits Reanare
T. J. Dempsey
National Bank
HK. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
J. T. Anderson
Ana't
Washington Courty Savings Bank
Don
Orgamited Coyorma
1878
A. H. Wan
A. Waive
Cashier
Buatr
M. Keon
First National Bank
Washington, Laws
We Blair
A. H. Wallace
H. Keek
Dpd Robbinson
Frank Sate
Eae Hacen
FE. Townsend
Columbian School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Dixon & Matthews
Kemble
Kemele Flower Co
Oskaloosa
Towa
R. F. Riley
Pinay
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