Filipino General Rizal Captured as Troops Move
General Otis reports the thirty seventh regiment captured Filipino General Rizal along with official papers and property in Manila. Other actions include Bates and Schwan failing to encircle Filipino forces, Lu dlow fining Havana paper de Lucha, and church property titles urged for recognition by Archbishop Nozaleda to papal delegate Chapelle. Cubano appeals to General Wood over a 310 fine for not contradicting a false statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisad
Manila
Rizal
Bates
Schwan
de Lucha
Havana
Ludlow
Nozaleda
Mgr. Chapelle
Philippines
Cubano
General Wood
British and Boer War News From South Africa and Congo
British estimates Boer strength at 87 000 and claims gold output of 160 000 pounds monthly. Generals Roberts Kitchener arrive at Cape Town as Buller closes on Joubert. British plan joint blows with Methuen Gatacre and French while Congo Free State troops defeat Baraka natives. Earl of Ava and Col Cun yngham die of wounds. 125 000 gunstocks ordered for Transvaal. Colenso abandoned as Boers fall back. Casualties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Kitchener
Capt Town
Buller
Joubert
Orange Free State
Colenso
British War Office
South Africa
Congo Free State
Baron Dhanis
Baraka
Congo State
Earl of Ava
Dick Cunyngham
Gordon Highlanders
Ladysmith
Frankfort
Ind
Transvaal
Methuen
Gatacre
War Office
England
Washington
Great Britain
Tugela River
Potgieter
Natal
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Notable ounds and deaths cross 19th century briefs
A collage of items notes Gen Dabney Maury and Edward Harland death notices. Gov Shaw begins second Iowa term. Fire hits Virginia Hotel New York. panic ensues. New York bank stocks rise. St Louis anti darkness crusade. Several Iowa and Nebraska local officials face issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quay
Lawton
Iowa
Washington
Dabney H. Maury
Edward Harland
Gov. Shaw
Virginia
New York
St. Louis
Charles M. Duncan
Martinsville
Ill
Shiras
Federal Court
Shafter
Congress
Tischart
Burke
James R. Canterbury
Minneapolis
Omaha
Board of Education
Wribes
Julia Ward Howe
Plague in Honolulu and a Nation in Turmoil
Honolulu reports eight bubonic deaths since December with the city under quarantine. Across the country, senators debate subsidies shipping policy and a broad range of trials, murders, political maneuvers, and legal actions unfold from Kentucky to New York as public life buckles to upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Edmunds
Senate
Kentucky
Roberts
Green
Janesville
Wis
Montevideo
Macon
Glenville
Minn
Samuelard
Monitor
Merrimac
Sander
Harvard
Michael J. Sampson
Chicago
Liverpool
Edward McGlynn
Newburg
N. Y
Thomas Linton
United States
Denver
Philip Bissings
New York City
German Savings Bank
Buffalo
J. B. Guthrie
Battle of
San Juan
University of Minnesota
Northwestern University
Minneapolis
Burton
New Brunswick
Gov
Scofield
Wisconsin
Senate Committee On Commerce
Rockefeller Says Standard Oil Not Lobbying Railroads
John D. Rockefeller, in a sworn statement to the Industrial Commission, declares Standard Oil does not receive unlawful favors from railroads. He argues commercial combinations are necessary and outlines how such entities should be governed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Smith
Maryland
Port Jervis
N. Y
Lewis F. Goldsmith
The
National Bank
A. D. Hope
Roselle
N. J
Hope
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Nicaragua
Long
James W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad Company
St. Paul
Hanna-Payne
Congress
H. M. Flagler
Standard Oil
New York
Tompkinville
S. Jr
Tiotiello
Emma Miller
Harthegen & Co
Newark
Adams
Cornish
Molineux
Gage
Nationality Bank
Hanover National Bank of New York
Ripley, Tenn
Turner
Durham
John D. Rockefeller
Industrial Commission
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Widespread World News Roundup of Early 20th Century Events
Reports show rising wages in England and notable deaths including Dr. Robert Collum in England and W. W. Ogilvie in Canada. Puccini’s La Tosca a success. Vatican hosted 10,000 pilgrims since Dec 25. Franco‑German tensions, Santo Domingo dispute, and Belgian railway concerns prompt international reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Robert Collum
Puccini
Germany
W. W. Ogilvie
Japan
Vatican
France
Court of Cassation
Bombay
India
Friedrich Kratter
Italy
Detroit
von Bulow
Berlin
Boni Castellano
Paris
Victoria
Alice Montague
Duke of Manchester
Daves- Platz
Switzerland
Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Santo Domingo
Boismare-Caccavelli
Malietoa Tanus
Samoa
Poland
Newfoundland
Africa
United States
Pekin
von Koeller
Reichstag
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News OF the World
Taylor
Julia Morrison James
Frank Leidenheimer
Chattanooga
Paul Jaujin
Central Church of Christ
Anti-Saloon League
Cardinal Gibbons
Utica
Isabella M. Kernan
Clifford Lewis, Jr
Olga Berg
Anton S. Mathieson
York
Pa.) Traction Company
Pennsylvania
Edenburg
Ohio
N. K. Goss
Ways and Means Committee
Cleveland
B. A. Price
John W. Griggs
E. J. Lehmann
Louisville
Mary Theobald
Lucinda
F. W. Hunter
British Guiana
J. F. Atlee
Addicks
Delaware
W. B. McClure
Lauderdale County
Ala
Topeka
C. M. Sheldon
Francis Neilson
Auchenarden
Cape Town
Philip C. Swab
Reliance Coal and Coke Company
Middlesboro
Root
Henry C. Payne
Pacific
San Francisco
Midway Island
Guam
Luzon
Yokohama
Republican Caucus
Benjamin F. Odel
Daniel M. Ransdell
Seattle
Cape Nome
Portage Bay
Cook's Inlet
Alaska
Henry Lefebvre
Middleton, Wis. & Ee
Schneider Brothers’ Drilling Co
SSS
Saltimore, Md
F. W. Kehl
Madison
Dancing Academy Finest
Necinoora
Salt
John P. Halbach
Washington Ave
Illinois Sewing Machine Co
Rockford
Ilinois
H. 13
VLI E Landp
E. C. DeWitt & Co
College
James Clark
Trace Marts
Munnet Co
Scientific American
All New York & Co
F St
Washington, D
Derek Oe
A. Snow & CO
Lawyers
Washington, D.C
Ashington, B.c
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