Germany's scheme accepted after talks in Berlin
Berlin April 1 The acting foreign minister Baron von Richthoff met with United States Ambassador Andrew D White at the foreign office. An understanding reportedly reached to amicably settle the Samoa question, with Britain and other powers accepting a German proposal including a commission of investigation.
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Berlin
Associated
Preaa
Sitar
Baron Vom Richthoffed
Today. Inc
United States
Andrew D. White
Forign
Great Britain
Germany
Pathres
Samoa
Germanys new proposal to form joint high commission
Berlin dispatches report acceptance by Germany and the United States and Britain likely to follow. Amb White’s call signals approval of the plan for a three-nation high commission. Britain’s formal acceptance may be delayed while three governments show willingness to proceed. Three months would pass before the commission could assemble in Samnos and begin work as men are chosen and instructions issued.
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Lee Allen
Americas
United States
Great Britain
Hindey
Berlin
High Commission
White
Salisbury
Foreign Office
Samnos
Semoa
Ermaie Agin
Roge Sharp
P. H. Lynch
Ocoleto
Mrs Moore Freed on Larceny Charge in Waldorf Case
Justice releases Fayne Strahan Moore on her own recognizance after the Waldorf-Astoria larceny case. She had been jailed on bail. proprietor recovered all silverware. Husband Martin Mabon serves time in Sing Sing for her alleged badgering. Local scene follows at Michigan Southern depot as Lauriner fathers Gerald Lapiner accuses kidnapers and clashing with police.
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New York
Scott
Fayne Strahan Moore
Waldorf-Astoria
Moore
Little Gerald
Cutonce
Louis Lapiner
Little Gerald Lapiner
Michigan Southern Depot
Broderick
John Collins
Aga Ingersoll
Lapiner
Laniner
Jerry
Jends
Chicago
Street Car Strike Hits Wheeling Line Demands Hike
Streetcar conductors and motormen on the Wheeling and Elm Grove line struck, halting a seven mile system. They demand wage rise from 1.40 to 1.80 dollars, or 20 cents per hour, which the company refuses. Further actions threaten to shut down lines in Wheeling and nearby towns. President Mahon is expected to visit.
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Wacetixe
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Tela
General Perske
Whosling
Bridgeport
Mantin's Ferry
Bellaire
Mahon
Coal Miners Strike Hits Birmingham District
Two thousand iron ore and coal miners in Bibb county walked out on April 1 over check system disputes and labor-day wage issues. The strike halts ore supply. company officials withheld comment. Other brief items note a brewing company assignment, a post office robbery spree, a burglary with dynamite, a murder sentencing, and a Manila cable message from Admiral Dewey.
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Birmingham
Biraixauam
Ala
Fossil
Mushoda
Redding
Wade's Gap
Alice
Hargrove
Belle Elien
Bibb County
Otis Indicates Push to Chase Philippine Rebels
General Otis reports quiet along the Manila to Malolos line with troops reconnoitering and preparing for an active campaign. Officials note reduced Aguinaldo forces, while small rebel bands may lie in wait near the railroad as Otis plans further moves and protection against possible rail line disruption.
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Wasnixotos
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Oia
Aguinaldo
Bia
Otis
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Gris
Department
Washington
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Fils
Lavargents
Jos
Cnts
Manila
Rinalda
Prayer on New Dollars Likely to Be Adopted
April 1 report from LaFayette Commission describes the design for a new U S silver dollar. It outlines faces of Washington La Fayette Lincoln and Grant on one side and the LaFayette prayer on the other. McKinley reportedly orders no depiction of his likeness. Monument outline abandoned. 6000 dollars to be minted, bullion purchase to fund the commission.
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D. Wasniserox
Charies
Barber
Philadelphia
United States
Labarette
CIA Nine
Robert J. Thompson
Lafayere
Monmineme Commission
Washington
la Fayette
Lincoln
McKinley
Thompons
United Fates
LaFaytte
Paris
Etre Monument Commission
Congress
General McArthur Resting Near Pasig and Skirmishes Elsewhere
General McArthur commands American forces resting at Malolos after a brisk engagement with Filipinos near Pasig Manila. Lawton and Halili hold the front from waterworks to La Loma with nightly shooting and detentions. Seven Filipinos were killed in a reconnoitering party by North Dakota troops, while a lieutenant and two privates were wounded. Separate reports include a telegraph manager's suicide in Dallas and two identifications of bodies from the Windsor hotel ruins in New York.
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McArthur
Malolos
Lawton
Halil
la Loma
Fourth Infantry
Nagar
Manila
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