Aguinaldo shifts stance after capture in pulsing cables
Washington April 19. Aguinaldo appears less subservient after capture. He once urged surrender with rapid proscription messages and a likely address to his followers. Gen MacArthur warned of a possible manifesto but none has appeared. Secretary Root says he has heard nothing recently from MacArthur or Aguinaldo, and reports hint at a changed attitude toward issuing proclamations.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
War Department
MacArttan
Root
Bluff Called in St. Louis Mayoral Election Contests
Mayor Wells challenges the Republican fraud claims by proposing a $10,000 wager on the outcome of the election contest. He would return or donate funds depending on who is declared winner, effectively wagering stakes on the court decision and urging cooperation with defeated candidate George W. Walker.
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Bt. Louis
Wells
Republican Party
Heling
George W. Walker
Parker
Parker Lato
Strange Ring Tragedy In Mount Vernon Affair
Ada Bagwell ten, and her lover Thomas Tucker quarrelled over a strange ring. A shot rang out in their room. Bagwell was found dead with a bullet through her head. Tucker, already arrested, says she killed herself.
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Mount Vernon
Ind
Ada Bagwell
Thomas Tucker
Tucker
Sandusky Oil Co Warehouse Safe Blown Open
A safe in the Standard Oil Co warehouse two miles south of Sandusky was blown open last night, yielding $800 in cash. Police investigated the break in as a late special report.
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Sandusky
Standard Oil Co
Here
Derivation of Grape Nuts Trade Mark History
Span of two years of experiments produced a food praised for digestive aid and carbohydrate use. The grape sugar flavor glittered on granules, leading to the coined name Grape-Nuts. The term Nuts part remains fanciful, with Grape-Nute registered as a trademark and padewark protection noted for the daily farming food.
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Patent Office
Feltetiy
Standard Oil to Increase Capital to 400 Million
New York April 19 standards indicate Standard Oil Co may raise its capital stock to 400 million dollars and declare a 20 percent dividend. Analysts note the move would push per share value toward 200 dollars and place Standard in near parity with major steel and Morgen trusts in capitalization.
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Standard Oil Co
New York
Alove
Stouk
Tony Tanelers
Steel Trust
Morgen
Smallpox cases reported in North Baltimore during outbreak
Split Secretary Brobst of the State Board of Health confirms 25 smallpox cases at North Baltimore, initially misdiagnosed as chicken pox. Reports from Havana note Gov Wood's Washington departure postponed and Cuban General Gomez slated to accompany him. General Santiago Mareo, once in Cuba and later deported from Manila, arrived and was sent to Alcairas prison.
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Columbus
Brobst
State Board of Health
North Baltimore
Havana
Splii
Wood
Washington
Fle
Maximo Gomez
San Francisco
Cal
Ceneral Santiago Mareo
Cuba
Manila
Alcairas
Victory for Chicago engineers over Hines fleet labor terms
Substantial victory for the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association as Edward Hines agreed to hire no demountable Dition engineers on the Hines Lumber Co boats this summer. The Hines fleet will include nine steamers for the season, marking the first Chicago lumber carriers to back the engineers' demand.
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Chicago
Marine Engineers
Edward Hines
Marine Engineers’ Benefician Association
Hines Lumber Co
Hines
Cavelora
Threatening Fire at Old Barley Mill Complex
A severe fire alarm reported early Friday at the north corner of the Moor of the old barley mill of the American Ce real Co. Departments Land 8 were ended and water access proved difficult. Firefighters contained the blaze, repairing a roof hole believed to have been caused by an over lofted journal. Estimated damage weighs heavily.
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American Cereal Co
Teds
Largest Mill Project By Amer Cereal Co At Great Lakes Site
The Amer Cereal Co plans to build the world’s largest eggen mill at a northwest site near the Great Lakes. Directors approved preliminary plans and the move aims to bolster the newly formed Western Cereal Co with strong water power and low operating costs. The venture signals a major expansion in Canada’s cereal foods trade, harnessing river power and new capacity to meet rising demand.
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Amer Cereal
Phim
Mil
Mvont
Western Cereal Co
Swellen
Great Lakes
Peterboro
Canada
Col
Robert Stuart
Auction notice promises piano sales and stock clearance
Tomorrow a sale offers piano sales and stock clearance with a range of items including a coveted Cull xed Uyeleht and a duck walout DIINO. Prospective buyers are informed of savings if purchased now, with terms noting three months until renewal and substantial price reductions on remaining stock.
Bargains in All Departments Tomorrow at Akron and Canton Stores
Bargains in all departments advertised for tomorrow at A. B. Smith stores in Akron and Canton. The sale features used machines including phonographs and records, with low prices on quicks, barges, and small household items. Locations listed: 220 S. Main St Akron and 132 S. Market St Canton.
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Slyeon
Viata S
Suialt Nyisiend
A. B. Smith
S. Main St
Akron
S. Market St
Canton
Hudson Seeks Rail Link From Man to Hudson Village
Hudson residents petition the Northern Chief Traction Company to extend its line from Man to Flint village. Company officials pledged favorable consideration and a site inspection within days. A proposal calls for a branch from Stow Corners to Hudson and onward to connect with the A B line, shortening Kent to Cleveland distances and bringing electric service to several villages, at the cost of about one mile of new track.
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Hudson
Northen Ohief Traction Company
Flint
Taoge
Peitioners
Rome
Stow Corners
Boudson
Nice
Wins “Borg
Connert
A. B
New Bedford
Kent
Cleveland
Hudson Cotte
Pittsburgh Bookkeeper Arrested in Bank Funds Refaliation Case
An individual bookkeeper named Selous, connected to the National Book of Birmingham, was arrested on information by Sharow Wailmiver Wei Stack on suspicion of defalcation in bank funds. He was released on a $10,000 bail.
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Pittsby
iRphyoa
A. Selous
First National Book of Birmingham
Senih
Pittehieg
Tilled
Sharow Wailmiver
Wei
Stack
SALON
Ele
Editors Cape Down April 1 Prison Terms for Dutch Editors
Cape Town April 1. P Malan author of the Ous Land and the teats Afvikander newspaper has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for nibelling General French and other Dutch editors five others sentenced to six months each in a related case.
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Cape ‘Down
P. Malan
Ous Land
Teats Afvikander
Lory
General Prench
Do» Done Voxloo
Ive Kaen
Abel
Plague Outbreak Reported in Brix Bave and Perth
Austerlian advices note a fresh outbreak of the plague in Brix Bave and Perth. The disease has appeared in the Dunwich Inanne asylum at Strand Bronkinand, where 100 patients are confined. Rates are believed to have circled the disease.
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Vancouver
B.C
Brix Bave
Perth
Dunwich Inanne
Strand Bronkinand
Ireland Orders 20000 Tons Steel Plates
Lorain Steel Co also receives contracts from Scotland and New York as steel trade expands abroad. The Belfast shipbuilder Hovland & Wolff secures 20000 tons at a price of 780,000, amid broader orders for Dundee and Glasgow projects.
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Lorain Steel Co
New York
Carnegie Steel
Dundee Corporation of
Dundee
Seoland
Lorin Ricci Co
Herain
Eystern O
Glasgow Muwlelpul Road
Court of Common Pleas cases reversed or sustained
The Circuit Court reversed the Court of Common Pleas in several cases sustaining some judgments and reversing others. Opinions issued Friday afternoon cover Ryan v. State overruled motion, Akron Machine Co v Powler sustained, Grant v Gee Wolling reversed, Windsor v Whitmore reversed, Poulton v Akrop Mason sustained, and Macedonia v Board of Education sustained. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a chicken dinner and ham supper at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with a sale inGALR tomorrow Saturday.
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Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
Ryan
State
Akron Machine Co. Vé
Seymour S. Powler
Charles J. Grant
Ivtiniee
V8. Gee
Wolling
William Windsor & Sons
Whitmore, Robinson & Com
AL Bow Cot
TR. Co. Va
Sonia Kook
James M. Poulton
Akrop Mason- We Riel Associaton
Susteined
Musser
Ads
Ann K
Ono
Macadonia
Board of Education of Northield
de Mulerer
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Snowy Akron Sees Light Damage Then Warmer Weather Predicted
Akro n experienced a snowy February day with a drizzle turning to snowfall Thursday night. Ground whitened Friday morning but damage remained minimal as temperatures stayed above freezing. Meteorologist H V Egbert notes snow has lingered unusually late, with records up to April 7 in Akron.
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Akron
H. V. Egbert
Circuit Court Hears Key Delays On Debts Involving Grant and Collins
Friday sessions focused on debts tied to the estate of Mrs. Cor lina and her husband. The lower court held the proper debt belonged to the husband’s liability. A central issue concerns a $15,000 debt related to Cordova Coffee and the status of ownership in the case.
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Circuit Court
Charles ‘T. Grant
True Teeve
Geo
A. Collins
Property Title Upheld in Collin Case Without Spouse Creditors Interest
The court affirmed Mrs Collins's title to the property and held that her husband's creditors have no interest in it. The dispute involved only personal property.
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Geo
A. Collins
Collins
Fire Rages Through Peking Palace District Killing General
A major fire in Peking destroyed Count Von Waldersee's headquarters and cost General Schwarzskopf his life. Amid the blaze, a building housing rare Chinese art treasures and gifts intended for the German Kaiser burned. A German sentry on duty near the fire area is reported missing.
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Peking
Count von Waldersee
Wayne county lawyer indicted for perjury in $15,000 note case
Attorney Wooster reports Alfred Thomas, a longtime Wayne county bar member, indicted for perjury over alleged absence when free notes totaling 15000 were executed. Other witnesses testified he was present and the judge upheld their testimony.
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Wooster
Alfred +. Thomas
Wayne County
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