Peace overtures from Aguinaldo signal possible end to war
Washington May 14 delicate peace moves reach administration with Aguinaldo proposing terms while Otis and Schurman await commissions to Manila. Insurgents may be offered amnesty and recognition for past offenses, with full pardon and civil service paths for loyal rebels. Military dispatches outline operations and a tense conference potential.
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New York Governor Dies After Long Public Service
Rosweil Betti bone Flower, long-time head of Agatefi Wall Street operations, died at Eastport Country Club at 10:00 p.m. He was 64. A Democrat, he led the party in 1877, defeated William Waldorf Astor for Congress in 1888, declined renomination, and served as governor in 1891. He resided at a palatial 97th Avenue home and left an estate estimated between 30.2 million and 50 million dollars.
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Admiral Dewey plans return voyage from Manila to Hong Kong
A May 15 report details Admiral Dewey preparing to leave Manila for the United States. The cruiser Olympia will carry him home, making a leisurely Mediterranean stop for rest and repainting to white. Crew fatigue from a year aboard a hot ship is noted as a factor in the plan. The Olympia will then sail to Hong Kong for provisioning and repainting before continuing home.
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Nelson Schooner Sinks With All Hands Lost Near Deer Park
The schooner Nelson, in tow of the steamer Folsom, sprang a leak Saturday and sank 35 miles below Deer Park, with nine aboard including Capt Andrew Haguney who reached shore on the boat cabin. The captain's wife and baby, Fred Hana, a sailor, and six others are reported lost. The vessel was under contract for Lake Linden and went down in 400 feet of water. No wreckage surfaced and the steamer and tow could not launch boats. This is the season's first Lake Superior loss.
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Tragic Multiple Murders Reported in Howard City
A 20-year-old man, Joe Marvey, killed his wife and grandmother, wounded his father-in-law and sister in law, and attempted to kill a baby before attempting suicide. The crime occurred near Howard City after he returned home at seven, with no witnesses. Harvey and his grandmother, aged 70, were involved. he was taken to town by Sheriff Underhill and guarded. Motive unclear, Marvey previously had a good reputation.
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