Swearing Allegiance in Malabon Amid Insurgent Pressures
A crowd of around a thousand swore allegiance to the United States at a church in Malabon on Sunday. Reports from Southern Luzon note ongoing insurgent activity in Cebu and Bohol, with Harassment and raids continuing. General MacArthur reviewed the Eleventh Cavalry before their departure, praising the troops who faced attacks and captured insurgents in Cavite.
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Manila
Luzon
United States
Malabon
San‘ Y-Katonig
Cavite
San Pablo
Valles
Cebu
Hong Kong
Bohol
MacArthur
Insurgent Dispersion Reported in Funston District
General Funston says organized insurgents in his district are dispersed with only mountain bands remaining. Sixty five more Panay rebels surrendered to U S authorities at Cabatuan. The Philippine commission acts on Spanish code disqualification of judges and completes general criminal and civil codes. Municipal government hearing ends. bill to be enacted Wednesday with minimal church taxation objections.
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General Funston
Manila
Bryundysrey Euthog
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
NEXT MINISTER TO CHINA
Washington reports ro oted speculation that Consul General John Goodnow of Minnesota may succeed the resigning Minister to China Con Ger. Goodnow’s three years in the Orient have earned broad confidence, with White House and State Department insiders favoring him for ambassador if a vacancy arises.
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John Goodnow
Mijneapolis
Washington
China
Conger
Minnesota
Orient
Petal
White House
State Department
Goulds Barred From Paying Sister Anna's Annuity
Justice Beach extends a temporary injunction in New York restraining George J Gould and other trustees of the estate from disbursing the portion of their father’s estate to Anna Gould until the Wertheimer lawsuit proceeds. The action, brought by Alfier Wertheimer against the Count and Countess de Castelane, seeks $318,900 for paintings and bric a brac previously entrusted to them.
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New York
Jani
Justice Beach
Supreme Court
George J. Gould
Bus Gould
Howard Gould
Helenould
Two New Training Ships Planned by Naval Board
The naval board of construction prepared cost estimates for two training ships to be built for the navy. Each vessel would reach 9 to 10 knots, displace about 3 000 tons, and include complete sailing equipment. One ship to be wood and the other steel, with an estimated cost of about 900 000 dollars each. The board’s estimates will be sent to Congress immediately.
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Washington
Naval Board of
Congress
Crazy Snake Refuses Talks With U S Marshal in Indian Uprising
HenRietta Jan 29 Crazy Snake leader of the soggy Creek Indians is a United States prisoner and refuses to confer with Marshal Bennett. Lieutenant Dixon greets him as friendly overtures are offered and Crazy Snake remains sullen in his saddle saying Not tonight maybe tomorrow.
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Crazy Snake
Henrietta
Horjo
United States
Bennnett
Sharjo
Pme
Dixon
Harro
Wisconsin Legislature Eyes Bold Primary Election Overhaul
Madison Jan 29 A primary election bill introduced by Assemblyman Ray Stevens proposes direct voter selection of party nominees with signatures from two percent of party voters. The measure abolishes caucuses and conventions, shifts platform drafting to the state, and keeps judicial candidates on ballots through existing rules.
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Madison
Wis
Assemblyman
Ray
Stevens
Igovernor
Minnesota
Mate ‘Hub- Me
Relltighs
Disastrous Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio Line Near Petroleum
Six railroad men are reported killed or missing after a wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio branch west of Petroleum West Virginia. Engineer Davids of Grafton and five switch crew from No 87 and 98 were involved as trains 98 eastbound and 87 westbound collided in a curve at high speed, engines and cars piled in a cut.
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Farkersburg
W.va
Baltimore and Ohio
Petroleum
I Davids
Grafton
Traspmen
Isle
J. de Wateon
H. Gurtiney
Bailey
a _ Halley
Barketshits
New York Cruiser Named Rear Admiral Rogers Flagship
The cruiser New York will be commissioned at the New York Navy Yard on February 1. It will serve as Rear Admiral Rogers flagship and depart for the Asiatic Station for a two year cruising period after extensive repairs.
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New York
Rogers
Washington
New York Navyyard
Appeal to Congress on Cuban Bonds Money
Holders of Cuban war bonds seek repayment of about 450 million dollars. In Washington reports say constitutional drafts may bar Cuban debt payments but open a path for future negotiations once a Cuban government is formed.
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Congress
New York
Herald
Washington
Saya
Wrehington
Srainto
Cuba
Republic of
Junta
Fragmentary note on feal negotiations andEastern arayjncés
A damaged OCR fragment references negotiations between Phina and Rysefa, mentioning three Eastern arayjncés and a Morning correspondent. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates and outcomes.
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Andor Jan
ShApgha
Phina
Rysefa
University of Wisconsin declines inaugural parade delegation
The faculty at the University of Wisconsin in Madison reject the invitation to send a delegation to represent the university in the Washington inaugural parade. They state it is against policy to send a body of students in such public expressions during the busy year.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Washington
University
Wisconsin
Battle report from Ventersburg January clash
The report notes British forces ambushed Boers near Ventersburg on Saturday January 26 with five Boer deaths and twenty five British casualties. Generals Dewet and Patterson led operations across the Orange River Colony rail line between here and Halfontein.
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Ventersburg “Road
Orange
River Colony
Dewet-and -Paternon
Halfontein
Asabush
Public School Bulletin Issued By Superintendent Cooley
Chicago January 29 Public School Superintendent Cooley issues bulletin urging all students to attend classes. The notice emphasizes vaccination status and student attendance in district schools amid ongoing health concerns.
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Chicago
Cooley
Status of Li Hung Chang and Cape Colony skirmish report
Dispatches from Shanghai and Cape Town relay urgent news. Li Hung Chang is described as feverish and delirious with life despaired. In Cape Colony reports say invaders reached the Ondtshoorm district, challenging defense forces near Slight's position.
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Earl
Haana Peyer
Shanghai
Ching Gaudter
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Cape Colony
Cape Town
Ondtshoorm
B. Slight
Iskirsy
Paps money Siam NM ee ak ra 7a.
Ours g. Oold sig ne DAY.
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Paps Money Siam NM
Ours
G. Oold
Cod Liver Oil Made Palatable as Vinol Medicine
The article promotes cod liver oil as a beneficial remedy for wasting diseases. It explains extracting active medicinal principles into a tasteless concentrated extract added to fortified wine Vinol. Mr Pittman claims Vinol is not a patent medicine and that its ingredients are disclosed on the label.
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Bittman
Vinci
Farmers Push Passage of Oleomargarine Bill in Senate
Washington Jan 29 friends of the Great oleomargarine bill canvass the senate for an early vote. Farmers have sent petitions and letters to the agriculture committee and to their senators urging action. Senator Proctor said he could not support a subsidy plan that defeats the Great bill, and the vote is expected to be close amid opposition and tax concerns.
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Washington
Friends of the
Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Proctor
Danish Landesthing Finance Committee Set to Back Sale
Copenhagen Jan 29 The finance committee of the folkething includes 44 members in support of selling the Danish West Indies to the United States with only one opposing. The lone objector is launching a campaign to retain the islands, but the committee will soon report in favor of the sale despite local agitation being largely artificial and not real.
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Danish Landéthing
Copénhazen
The
Folkething
Danish West Indies
United States
Landsthing
Dr Rodermund Arrested After Smallpox Quarantine Breach
Terre Haute Ind Jan 29 Dr Rodermund of Appleton Wis who broke a smallpox quarantine and escaped from the city has been arrested here Appleton authorities say Indiana officials should take custody of him The report notes his exemption from income tax records were incomplete
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Rodermund
Indiana
Terre “Haute
Ind
Appleton
Wis
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