Philippine Letter From Sergt McParland on Insurgents
Sergt McParland writes from Mahe, Philippines, describing insurgent activity after McKinley's death, the arrest of a priest accused of funding insurgents, and local loyalties. He notes President Ruptao Pido’s jailbreak-era stance, American protection of allies, and signs of renewed insurgent vigor amid unsettled governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mornen
Cathologan
Padre
Tamileto
Catbilogan
Tucban
Catbologan
Ruptao Pido
Tadrones
United States
Martin
Col
Liseum
Tarlac
Tino
Martino
McKinley
Bryan
M. EB. McParland
Co L
Maoila
P. I
River Ice Breaks Up With No Damage In Illinois City
The river broke up Wednesday after noon at Keokuk with fast flowing, open water and large floes. The bridge held, ice moved rapidly, and a wide open stretch appeared. Ice thickened to two feet near the canal before softening and sliding away without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Ilinois
Government Canal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sells Freely at Glade Springs
A. F. Clark druggist reports selling twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between 11 am and 8 pm on January 26 1901. He notes strong customer satisfaction and widespread Virginia use with many testimonies of cures. The remedy is available at Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Local residents and travelers noted in city arrivals
Sam Gordon arrives from Crawfordaville while Milt Dennison heads to Brighton to buy horses. J D Rowan returns to Alosworth, J C Clendenning departs for Crawfordeyville, Mrs P Maxwell travels to Ottumwa to tend a dying uncle. Miss Olle Campbell visits with Mrs Emma Wilson at Will Fitzwilliams. W E Nrhart and H J Williams from Winfield visit airfield. Advert mentions Rocky Mountain Tea with cash refund offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gordon
Crawfordaville
Milt Dennison
Brighton
J. D. Rowan
Alosworth
P. Maxwell
Ottumwa
Miss Olle Campbell
Emma Wilson
Will Fitzwilliams
W.E Nrhart
Winfield
H. J. Williams
Alaska Boundary Dispute Remains as Two Nations Struggle
A late 19th century report notes the Alaska boundary issue likely to persist between the United States and Britain or Canada. It cites ongoing disagreements over a permanent line, the temporary boundary already effectively permanent, and discusses stalled negotiations and public reactions. It also covers US bills to correct Civil War deserter records, political letters, and remarks about senators Hoar Berry and Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
United States
Slayden
Texas
Committee On
House
War Department
Hoar
Berry
Frye
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Senate
Harris
Tennessee
Printer Relates Surprising Cure for Rheumatism
Henry T. Crook of the Asheville Gazette reports using Chamberlain's Pain Balm to treat rheumatism after exposure to cold. He says after buying the guaranteed remedy, two thirds of the bottle cured the condition and he has had no rheumatic pain since. Sold by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Henry T. Crook
Pressman
The
Asheville
Gazeette
Gazette
Stewarts Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Interstate bus routes listed with select destinations
A reader described bus service operating on the first and third Tuesdays of March April and May. The fare is one plus 82.00, with routes to Pointe in Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia Utah Colorado Nebraska and many other points north southwest and southeast.
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Pointe
Minnesota
Lowa
North
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
Nouth
Andree and companions killed by Bekimos story denied
A report from Fort Churchill and later sources claim Andree the aeronaut and his companions were killed by Bekimos, but Hudson's Bay Company officials in Winnipae deny confirmation. Searches failed to locate the tribe or the Arctic vessel sighting, with officials unsure of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Man
Fort Churchill
Andree
Hie
Bekimos
Alston Churchill
Churchill
Hitchcuits Bay
Fred
Pskimos
Winniper
Hudsons Bay Company
Bekimeos
Hudson's Bay
Yates Holds Conference With State Republican Leaders
Governor Yates met with a group of prominent Republicans from across the state including State Senator Len Small ex Speaker Curtis Walter Warder and others. A Springfield Merchants Association delegation urged him to back Springfield for the Republican state convention. The governor gave no public indication of his next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Isle
Yates
Len Small
Curtis
Kankakee County
Walter Warder
Cairo
Burnett
Williamston County
James H. Dausken
Jacksonville
Fred H. Rowe
State Republican Committee
Arthur L. French
Chapin
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Springfield Merchants’ Association
Marriage rumors clash in London society column
A London column reports two conflicting notices about high society marriage plans. One says Mr George Charles Montagu M P will marry Miss Custance while another confirms Lord Alfred Douglas wed Miss Olive Custance quietly at St George's Hanover Square with Lady Edith Fox Pitt present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Charles Montagu
Custance
Grenadier Guards
Lord Alfred
Marquis
Queensbury
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Mercer & Chilcote
Bsc
Remnant
Mercer & Chilcole
Philippine
Fr. McParland
Sergt. McParland
Alneworth
Catnagon, Saman
Pol
Jan
Mahara
Minstrels
Carris Drug Store
Rane
Gall
Baird & Johnson
Cash Store
Columbia Pharmacy
Bowland & Shields
Mississippi
J.C Clendenning
Sorth
Crawfordeyville
Rocky Mountain
J. J. Stewart
Lewis Baird
Jeffersonville, Ltd
David Donovan
T. M. Reynolds
Monmouth
Harry Horns
St. Paul
Sanford Stone
Mr. Horne
Sweet
Clay
John P. Reynolds
HT. Reynolds
Davenport
Milwaukee
Leas
Alaska Boundary
Hille
Hoar and
Berry Exchange
Wheeler
Kentucky
Prince Henry
England
Tillman
Gamble
Senator Gamble
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Dakota Territory
Pio
Jie
Ius
Homeseekers
California
Norway
Todd Stuart
East Side
Neiswanger
Phvwog Tte
Gibson
Dressinghams
Marshall
F. W. Brindley
Nicolas Campbell
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