Aguinaldo capture spursFunston plan for brigadier general
Washington reports General Funston led the Manila raid that captured Aguinaldo on Palanan and sent a strong push for his promotion to brigadier general. Secretary Long says Aguinaldo may be held as a prisoner of war and hints at possible amnesty or exile as the Philippines move toward end of hostilities.
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War Department
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Funston
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Manila
Palanan
Isabella Province
Russell T. Hazzard
1Ith Cavalry
Harry W. Newton
34Th Infantry
Oliver Hazzard
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Barton J. Mitchell
40Th
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Vicksburg
Luzon
Casiguran
Palawan
General Wheaton
Funeton
Taft
Fynston
Philippines
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Seecretary Long
Mr. Long
United States
Daring Capture of Aguinaldo by Funston in Luzon
General Frederick Funston recounts the setup to capture Emilio Aguinaldo on March 23 after using letters and a fake Lacuna mission. He organized 78 Macabebes with American officers, crossed from Casiguran to Palanan, and then stunned Aguinaldo’s camp by seizing the Filipino leader amid a brief exchange of fire.
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Frederick Funston
Emilio Aguinaldo
Associated Press
Aguinaldo
Pantabangan
Nueva Ecija
Luzon
Baldomero Aguinaldo
Lacuna
Funston
Macecabebe
Russell T. Hazzard
11Th
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Oliver P. M. Hazzard
Harry W. Newton
34Th Infantry
Casiguran Bay
Burton J. Mitchell
40Th Infantry
United States
Vicksburg
Polillo
Casiguran
Principe
Pantobang
Baler
General Funston
Presidente
Palanan
Province of
Isabella
Palawan
Pa’anan
Aquinelac
Rbus
Hilario Placido
Kansas
Caloocan
Agunaldo
Nebraska senators chosen in unexpected caucus vote
In Lincoln Neb March 28 Governor Charles H Dietrich and Joseph H Millard were selected for the short and long United States Senate terms by a unanimous Republican caucus vote. Thompson and Rosewater withdrew, Millard rising to lead over Crounse, with Dietrich named by acclamation for the short term. The caucus adjourned and the joint convention ratified the action.
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Neb
Nebraska
Charles H. Detrich
Joseph H. Millard
Ach
Lindell Hotel
D. E. Thompson
Dietrich
North Platte
Lorenzo Crounse
Edward Rosewater
George W. Lininger
Omaha
J. H. Millard
Crounse
Thompson
Messrs. Meiklejohn
H. E. Martin
W. E. Hinshaw
Harlan
Millard
Rosewater
McKinley
United States
House
Governor’s secretary Randolph Thompson dies in Helena
Randolph H. Thompson, private secretary to Governor Toole, died at his Helena home after a long illness. Born in Yazoo Mississippi, 33, he served as deputy state land registrar and private secretary, leaving a wife and young daughter. Funeral set for Saturday at St Peter's Episcopal. state offices to close for the service.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Randolph H. Thompson
Commonwealth
Sixth Avenue
State House
Toole
St. Peter's Epscopal Church
Randolph Thompson
Randolph
Virginia
Yazoo
Miss
British Plans for Manchuria Modified in Parliament
In the Lords Lord Lansdowne announced no further British military actions in China are planned for now. Britain aims to withdraw or reduce forces as China complies, while negotiating indemnity and preserving open doors. Russia’s rail interests and Anglo German talks are noted amid cautious, principled diplomacy with China and other powers.
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House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
China
Count von Waldersee
Gazelee
Pekin
Russia
Great Britain
Manchuria
Newchwane
Talienwan
Count von Buelow
Germany
Tansdowne
Faretan
Fatec
Pritich
Phecin
Yang Yu Fell In St Petersburg Injuried Chinese Minister
Yang Yu the Chinese minister in St Petersburg reportedly fell on a wax floor last Monday injuring his elbow leg and head. He is over 60 and confined to his bedroom with concerns over the Russo-Chinese convention on Manchuria and his reception upon return to China amid liberal party leanings.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Yang Yu
Associated Press
United States
Yan Yu
China
Liberal Party
Japan vows to defend Korea and Manchuria
Yokohama March 28 An official statement says Britain accepts Manchuria as part of the Anglo German China accord, drawing praise. Jiji Shimpo notes Japan will not tolerate interference in Korea and would take military action if its interests are involved.
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Yokohama
Great Britain
Tnue
Japan
Manchuria
China
Jiji Shimpo
Tokio
Korea
Russians Decline to Move Flags in British Territory
From Tientsin dated yesterday Colonel MacDonald asked the Russians to remove flags they placed in the British portion of the disputed area after evacuation agreement. The Russians refused the request, per a Daily Mail dispatch received in London.
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London
Daily Mail
Tientsin
MacDonald
Japan Probes Britain and Germany on Manchuria Crisis
Vienna reports say several newspapers claim Japan has sounded Great Britain and Germany about allying against Russia if Manchuria is annexed. The alleged outreach focuses on securing backing amid regional tensions and potential shifts in power.
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Vienna
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Manchuria
Soldier Hedrix Ends Life in Montana Home
John A Hed rix an old soldier aged about 60 committed death by own action by taking strychnine. Found dead in bed at J F Lawrence residence where he roomed a half emptied bottle of poison nearby A coroner's jury returned a verdict in line with the facts Hedrix served as a private in the 234 Missouri volunteers in the civil war He came from Ironton Missouri to Montana about three years ago worked at the Northern cifle shops despondent over financial troubles His relatives in Minneapolis were notified but have not answered Funeral to be held here under G A R auspices
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Horace Buck
Yazoo
Buck
Montana
First National Bank
State Land Register
Moore
Land Register
J. K. Toole
Mr. Thompson
Miss Blaine
John E. Blaine
James G. Blaine
Thompson
Woodmen
The
Standard
Livingston
John A. Hedrix
J. F. Lawrence
Leard
Hedrix
Missouri Volunteers
Ironton
Minneapolis
Cattle Stealing Case Involving Crow Indians
Little Devt and Austin Strayealf were held for trial on a charge of stealing a cow from Thomas McGirl. Littl Daylight confessed to killing the cow and offered to repay with a cow and calf. Stray cals admitted helping carry away the meat. Stock Detective Collins recovered the meat and hide marked with McGirl's brand.
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The
Standard
Billings
Little Devt
Austin Strayealf
Justice Fraser
Thomas McGirl
Collins
McGirl
Potts Committed for Burglary in Billings
G B Potts was committed to jail by Judge Mann in default of $750 bail to appear at the next district court term for burglary. The complaint says he entered the premises and stole a revolver and other articles. Potts is a cow herder who has not worked for several years.
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Standard
Billings
G. BE. Potts
Mann
Potts
Denial Over Report On Chicago and Alton Holdings
Chicago figures deny claims in a report that the Rocket forests bought E H mans holdings of the Alton to gain control. President M Fel of the Chicago and Alton declined comment on the report today.
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March &Sb. M. Fel
Chicago & Alton
Rocket Forests
E. H. Man
Alton
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