Reed accepts New York law firm post amid congress resignation
Hind To Reston, New York April 14 4 are flaunted here that Speaker Thomas B Reed has accepted the offer to houseme theihbet of the law firm Sitapaon Thacher Bornum in this city It is understood that Mr Reed will resign his seat in Congress and remove to New York The statement has been made that Mr Reed is guaranteed a yearly income of 69000 Before settling down here Mr Reed will make a pro tracted visit to Europe
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New York
Thomas B. Redd
Housme & Theihbét
Sitapaon, Thacher & Bornum
Reed
Congress
Europe
Revenue receipts rise in March fiscal report
Washington April 21 The monthly internal revenue statement shows March 1899 total receipts at 22 739 447 dollars, up 401 340 from March 1898. Taxes include brokers on stocks and bonds 11 579 bankers 616 284 duties on proprietary stamps 3 802 100 and playing cards 20 401. Nine months of the fiscal year yield 201 622 141 dollars, an increase of 77 790 409 from last year.
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Internal Revenue
Nareh
National League standings and political note from late April
The National League table lists games won and lost for clubs including Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Washington, and others. In a separate note, President Hobart informs close allies that he will not seek reelection due to ill health of the vice president and concerns over Senate duties.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ittsburgh
Ahington
Neelvetton
Washington
Hobart
McKinkey
Vic
Senate
Desperate Philippine Clash Ends With Heavy Losses
On Monday April 24 four miles northeast of Manila an engagement between American and Filipino forces left nine dead, forty-nine wounded, with Col John M Stotsenburg and Major Stason among the fallen. U.S. troops, including Nebraska and Fourth Cavalry regiments, held a strong outpost as insurgents formed a horseshoe trench. American forces, led by Maj Bell, pursued the enemy with a mixed column from North Dakota, Third Infantry, Twenty second Infantry, Beatus battery, and Gale’s squadron, aiming to outflank before joining Gen Arthur near Malolos.
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Manles
John M. Stotsenburg
Hirst Nebraska Regiment
Sixth Cavalry
Jient Stason
Nebraska Regiment
Fourth Cavalry
Nebraska
Bell
North Dakota Regiment
Third Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Beatus
Gale
Novalisches
Lawton
Gen. MacArthur
Malolos
Noted racing judge Clark takes his life in Memphis
Memphis April 4 Col M Lewis Clark of Louisville a renowned racing judge committed suicide in his Gaston hotel room while suffering melancholia. He spent over 24 years in the turf and helped shape many turf laws and the free American turf congress.
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Penn
Col
M. Lewis Clark
Louisville
Gaston Hotel
Col. Clark
Free American Turf Congress
Died in a Boat On City of Para Arrival
A report notes a death at sea aboard the steamship City of Para on its arrival at port. The fragment mentions a son and a person named Frindinean and Salq vadorean Noathven Portal of Phira, with the date April 22. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Para
Battle field tragedy and war casualties reported
Dispatches recount wounded Americans carried under fire as Second battalion and Col. Stotsenburg lead a relief attack near Manila. Stotsenburg falls, Lieut. Sisson dies, and trenches exchange fire as Nebraska Iowa Utah regiments suffer casualties. Filipinos retreat to a second trench. Maslin and family face grim fate aboard a doomed boat near Corinto. Descriptions of other crimes and accidents follow with brief notes on victims and investigations.
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Sisson
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Ogre
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Banday
The Holy Spirit as Comforter and Teacher in John
A study note on John 14 18 through 27 explains the Holy Spirit as Comforter guide and source of power. It outlines the Spirit’s threefold work: in Christ’s historical mission believers and the unbelieving world and the Spirit dwelling within disciples, teaching guiding and witnessing.
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Jesus
Tuedas
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