Ladies Cloaks and Goats Display on First Floor
Readable text notes cloaks for ladies and children and mentions goats. The fragment states cloaks are on the first floor with a sale or display context. No clear dates or full details available.
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14 Jan 1901
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Winona Daily Republican in Winona, Minnesota
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented ad notes postage rate and price list
OCR snippet shows unclear figures citing heavy postage 15 and 18 cents extra and a price line around 11 127 cents. Reads as an old catalog or postal rate fragment with missing context and entities.
Filipinos Convicted of Murder Executed or Imprisoned
General orders from the Philippines note a large number of native Filipinos convicted of murder and other crimes with executions and long prison terms. The report details the Guardia de Honor band and Prado's outlaw camp committing killings and robberies, including two Americans shot and a village president killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Guardia de Honor
MacArthur
Vincente Prado
Rosario
Union Province
Fate of the Mambers at Peace Commission Causes Great Uproar
London Jan 14 A brief report on the fate of three members of the peace commission sent to General Dewet sparks indignation. Papers quote The Daily Mail calling for not yielding to the enemy while warning of guerrilla turn. The Moratg Post notes the line between guerrilla warfare and banditry. Reinforcements urged as Boer leaders appear desperate. Pretoria correspondent reports Mr Pretorius returned from failed coercion. No details on Cape Colony invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dewet
Kitchener
Kaffir
War Office
The
Daily,Mail
Daily - ‘Mail
Pateeon
7Post
Pretoria
Daily Mail
Pretorius
South African Republic
Cape Colony
Chinese peace commission signs note amid apportionment disputes
Li Hung Chang resists a reassignment while Prince Ching lobbies for the current envoy. The joint note from the powers is signed by Chinese peace commissioners, as Ching argues against Chang Chit Tung’s possible appointment and favors Sheng for foreigners’ sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Prince Ching
Hung Chang
Syho-Is
Li- Hung
Hei
Prince ‘Ching
Chang Chit’ Tung
Hung’ Chang
China
Sheng
Cheng
Chih Tung
Shellgard
Chang” Chik- Ting
British Subject Prisoners Reported by Lord Kitchener
London dispatch cites Lord Kitchener reporting three agents of the peace commissioners captured near Windhoek on January 10. One British subject was flogged and shot, the other two, burghers, were flogged by De Wet's orders amid skirmishes at Gurutontain and Kaalfontelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Gurutontain
Kaalfontelin
Kitchener
Peace
Dewet
Windley
Syndicate Buys Vast Railroad Lands in Dakota Territory
A Minneapolis syndicate led by Hunter Windle Company and L Patterson of Mankato purchases the remaining 1864 federal land grant held by Northern Pacific. About 1,500,006 acres across 9,000 square miles in North Dakota and nearby counties are acquired, with 250 townships included. The price runs into millions, exact figures not yet released. The option, held since Nov 27, 1900, covered the lands and deeds will be issued after incorporation.
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Minneapolis
Carlos Boynton
William Moser
Citizens” National Bank
L. Patterson
Mankato
L.’ S. Hackney Land Company
Bt. Pauly
Northern Pacific
R. W. Willsey
Eastern Land
Stutsman
Logan
Kidder
Burleigh
McLain
McIntosh
Emmofis
General Grant reports pacification of district in Philippines
Manila January 14 General Grant pursuing the latest insurrection in his district attacked about 100 insurgents entrenched south of Buloc mountain. Four rebel dead were found and American losses were one sergeant and one private wounded. Pampanga province remains quiet awaiting civil government. Bullock engagement at Puntigen yielded arms ammunition and other material.
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Manila
Grant
Buloc Mountain
Buleo Mountain
Pampanga
Evong William Bullock
Puntingen
Samoan Armis surrender funds distributed amid gun held shortages
In Tutulia Samoa on January 11 the promised payment of over 41000 by Britain Germany and the United States is being distributed to Samoans for surrendering arms after the war. Governor Solf orders delivery of all native guns before month end as German Samoan affairs shift with rising US authority and departing British and American residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutulia
United States
Islands
German Samoa
Northern Pacific Overland Wreck Near Selahon Bridge
A westbound Northern Pacific Overland wreck occurred about 1.5 miles west of Selahon and near Wong Bridge. The 180 foot engine passed the tender, the track tore up for 300 feet, and a car roof was damaged by debris as shock sand filled the area.
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Northern Pacific Overland
Facome
Ellensboren
Oras
Northern
Pacific Overland
Selahon
Raif
Consolation in British Philippine War Explained
London dispatch notes American view that the Philippine war persists. It cites hoestly neutral exchanges and the British surrender of confidence in a rapid end to hostilities. Details include Jalaheole and Kitchener portrayed as cautious in response to ongoing actions in the islands. A separate French incident in Troyes reports a man named Coquard seizing arms and killing a bystander before troops besieged the house.
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Troyes
France
St. ‘Savine
Coguard
Coquard
Chabrot
Paris
Eddy claims long history with electric signaling in Bayonne
William A Eddy of Bayonne New Jersey asserts that since 1892 he has installed and distributed Hom la kite wire delivering hundreds of electric signals, both regular and irregular, with signals often appearing in groups of three and timed, sounding like a Morgs sounder, amid sustained steel wires powered by...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Eddy
Mivetartone ‘Blecteig
Sighal
New York
Wana
Eddy
Bayonne
Seie
Britain denies cession of Chinese Rail to Russia
London reports the foreign office says the Daily Chronicle claim that the Chwang-Shan-Hai-Kuan railroad was ceded to Russia by Lord Salisbury is unfounded. Britain has no power to cede Chinese property and the line will not be mortgaged to any foreign company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Russia
Lord Salisbury
Daily Chronicle
Great Britain
Io “Rassis
Minneapolis Woman Kills 16-Year-Old Daughter
A Minneapolis woman, wife of a janitor, killed her 16-year-old daughter by crashing a bottle. Evidence indicated a terrified struggle before she was taken into custody at Lincoln Court. Authorities report she may be insane and held at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Louis Heletrom
Lincoln
Flata
Timber deal tops Northern Minnesota sales at $276000
The Pine Deal at Lake Superior north shore declares 88 000 000 feet of white pine sold to Richardson and Avery for 276 000 dollars. Hiram W Sibley of Rochester NY acted as seller via Me Sibley with prior offers two years earlier. Millar notes Bibley earned 106 000 since 1863 by selling timber, as a new road will rail timber from Duluth.
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Minnesota
Hiram W
Sibley- Tract
Lake
Perior
Richardson & “Avery
Sibley
Rochester
Millar
Sholding-Onte
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