Filipinos and Philippines policy outlined by the president
The president defends the transfer of sovereignty to the United States, praises military and naval actions, and outlines plans for governance in the Philippines. He warns against independence for insurgent leaders, advocates municipal and provincial self rule, and supports gradual civil administration, education, and commerce. He also discusses Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and administrative reforms.
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Philippines
Peple
United States
Manila
Negros
Spain
Department of the Pacific
Dewey
Manila Bay
Congress of the
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Congress
Senate
Legislative Council
Kaukauna Papermill Fatality Marks Fourth Death
John Dey a papermaker at the Outagamie Paper company mill in Kaukauna was caught in a machine and killed instantly. The incident marks the fourth violent death in the Kaukauna paper mills within two months.
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John Dey
Outagamie Paper Company
Kaukauna
Filipino government broken up, dispatch says
General Otis in Manila reports to the war department that the Filipino government has been broken up, signaling a collapse of organized resistance and a shift in authority amid ongoing conflict.
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Otis
Manila
War Department
Motor Carriages in Berlin Show at Consular Report Feature
A consular reports issue details Germany's first major motor carriage expo in Berlin opened September 3 in the presence of the German Emperor. The report notes electric town carriages versus benzine freight motors, with strong sales and a 40.4 mile Berlin to Baumgarten bridge trial won by Astor tricycle driver Broca in 100 minutes 30 seconds.
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State Department
Frank H. Mason
Berlin
Mason
Germany
Jaunt on Stolen Money Lands Boy in The Tombs
Carl Wonderman a 15 year old telegraph messenger from the Exchange court office and Henry Wyer took $237.50 and a check from Union rust company to buy passage to Paris on false funds. They traveled to Jersey City Philadelphia and Paris before being sent back by the consul general in a note from Arnaud de Foilard of the American law office.
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Carl Wonderman
Paris
Henry Wyer
Carl
Exchange Court Office
Union Rust Company
Wall Street
Wyer
East Broadway
Jersey City
Wonderman
Philadelphia
la Gascogne
France
Arnaud de Foilard
American Law Office
Mr. Wonderman
M. Foilard
New York
Women and friendships reflect choices not blood ties
A writer argues that a woman's character is best judged by her friends, not relatives, noting that some acquaintances serve instrumental benefits rather than true companionship. The column shifts to a sports report: J A R Elliott of Kansas City defeats Aaron T Doty of Paterson N J in the hundred-third match for the cup trophy, 91 to 81.
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Cook
David C. Cook
Mrs. Blank
New York
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
Aaron T. Doty
Paterson, N
Cascarets Candy Cathartte advertised for restful sleep
An advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartte as a solution for sleep problems caused by digestive issues. It claims the laxative supports liver activity, purifies blood, and regulates bowels, promising refreshed sleep and bodily repairs. Available in 10¢ 25¢ or 50¢ sizes, or by mail from Sterling Remedy Co.
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Ddress Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Montreal
Can
New York
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