Aguinaldo Swears Allegiance to United States
Secretary Root releases a cable from Manila reporting Aguinaldo renouncing all revolutions and pledging true faith to the United States. The oath binds him to support the US authorities, avoid aiding enemies, and uphold the islands as part of the American realm. Four asterisks mark omitted details.
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Philippines
United States
Wasnimatox
Root
War Department
Manina
Washington
Manila
Aguinaldo
Malaccanan
Arellano
Philippine
United States of America
Islands
Resignation at Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Y Vandenburg resigns as First Vice President of the Louisville and Nashville system. A W Graham becomes the new vice president and O B Compton moves to general freight agent with a successor to be named. Graham, a Louisville native, began as a stenographer and rose to traffic manager before 1899.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Y. Vandenburg
Eastern
A. W. Graham
Vandenberg
O. B. Compton
Compton
Louisville and Nashville
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
Horrible double murder in Eline's Grove
In Bospury Pennsylvania on April 2 a double murder occurred at Eline's Grove village near the city. John Gulick aged 82 is believed to be the murderer. Victims are his mother Mia Golick 68 and his brother Philip Golick. Harris Moore heard the shots and found Mrs Golick slain in the kitchen while the son lay dead in the barnyard with a bullet wound near his heart. The motive is not learned.
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Bospury
Eline
Fimo
Mrs Nation Fired From Saloon at Mt Louis
Mrs Carrie Nation of Kansas arrived by the Big Four and left for Kansas City saying she will not lecture for money again. A saloon at Mt Louis discharged a patron with a revolver, preventing a tragedy. Also notes on Dr King’s New Discovery curing lung ailments and a German ship Gauss launched for Antarctic exploration. Republicans in Dexves report adjournment after a long session.
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Revolver
Mt. Louis
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Kansas City
George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
King
Long
Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Count von Posadewsky-Webner
Interior
France
Treva Nenco
William
Gauss
Florida Legislature Drafts Reforms and Amendments
Governor Jennings presents recommendations for debt repeal and legal reforms. The 60 day session in Tallahassee opens with Democrats in both chambers. Proposals include court and judiciary expansions, state board of equalization real estate valuation, convict system reforms, quarantine vaccination, and repeal of imprisonment for debt under chapter 4032.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Senate
Thomas Palmer
Tampa
T. J. Applevard
Sanford
House
J. W. Watson
Sisalm
W. F. Bynum White
Jennings
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Ngs
Senat
Viela
Bonvicta
Holes in the lungs and a health pitch from Scott's Emulsion
The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion claiming it cures consumption by changing living conditions and lifestyle. It urges moving to sunny dry air, indoors to outdoors, from city to country, and adopting an easier life while taking the emulsion. The offer includes a free sample from Scott & Browne of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Pearl Vires
New York
Mozley Lemon Elixir Advertisements and Testimonials
An advertised lemon tonic claims to treat biliousness constipation indigestion headaches sleeplessness nervous disorders fevers and kidney issues with Mozley and Morley Elixir potions. Testimonials from J. Andred and Mrs S A Gresham praise weight gain relief and health restoration. Mozley Lemon Drops also touted for coughs colds and throat ailments. Atlanta based vendors and prices noted.
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Draggista
H. Prostey
Atlanta
Capitol
Tam
Andred
State Senate
State Capitol
New York Investors Plan Erecting Fine Buildings in Atlantic City
Benjamin and Robert Douglas of New York with R. G. Dan & Co purchased three blocks near the Continental hotel site in Atlantic City. They plan brick buildings including a presidential residence on six lots, with other New Yorkers expected to take winter residences.
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New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Benjamin Douglas
Robert Douglas
R. G. Dan & Co
Atlantic City
Continental
H. M. Flagler
Benjam Douglas
Olga Nethersole Recovers From Surgery
Olga Nethersole the actress, who underwent a surgical operation last week, is progressing excellently and expected to go out of doors soon. The report notes she is recovering well after the procedure and may resume public appearances.
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Nethersole
Olga Nethersole
Womanly Beauty Sparkling Eyes and Bright Faces
Article extols beauty as a result of sound nerves and nerves health. Mentions recommended care and practices for radiant eyes and complexion. Includes references to health ideas and cultural standards of appearance.
Democrats Sweep Ohio Cities in Local Elections
Ohio voters turned out in large numbers for local elections with the Democratic Party taking control of most large cities. Columbus elected Hinkle Democrat as mayor, Cleveland chose Tom Johnson Democrat, and Toledo reelected Sam M. Jones. Cincinnati held no election while Springfield elected Republican Milligan, a Fairbanks relative, as mayor. Republicans gained in smaller towns and townships.
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Ohio
Lebanon
Warren
Columbus
Hinkle
Ziller
Tom Johnson
John Farley
Cleveland
Sam M. Jones
Toledo
Cincinnati
Dayton
Milli Tayor
Springfild
Springfield
Milligan
Fairbanks
Indiana
Springfeld
Socrats
Six Candidates In the Field For the Mayoralty
St Louis voters flocked to polls at 6 am with long lines across precincts. Ballots target a world’s fair mayor and a full municipal ticket across multiple parties amid heavy registration and expected scratching before 7 pm closing.
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St. Louis
Paint makers offer free paint to Athens residents
A Longman and Martinez letter to John R White of Athens Ga proposes giving gallons of L and M Paint free to two or three citizens to prove it is the cheapest and best paint. The firm touts fifty years in business and high credit, promising color advice and measurements.
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Banka
Merchantile
Longman & Martines
New York City
Widower seeks money over failed engagement in Wilkes county
William Hedrick of Wilkes county pursued a lawsuit for damages after spending about 25 on clothing for fiancée Mary Vaughn in Antioch township. The mother objected, officers encountered threats, and Hedrick faced opposition from locals while two of his previous wives died or were divorced.
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Winston
N. C
William Hedrick
Wilkes County
Mary Vaughn
Antioch Township
North Wilkesboro
Sgin
Foreign trade in China shows big rise for American goods
Pexina April 3 Sir Robert Hart reports five year customs comparisons indicating a sharp rise in American trade especially in flanna beads and is and a drop in kerosene. Imports from Russia and other nations influence oil and cotton oil sectors while protectionist policies in China affect competition.
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America
Pexina
Robert Hart
Regation
Tees
Fussia
Negro preacher shot near church in Gaxexville incident
James Walker a respected negro preacher was shot and killed near Central on the Southern railroad. Dan Smith and companions cussed at a woman linked to Walker, Walker protested, Smith drew a pistol and fired above the left eye killing him instantly. The assailant fled.
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Gaxexville
Hov
James Walker
Dan Smith
Central
Southern Railroad
Walker
Smith
Smith Esca
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Caution against using ointments for catarrh that contain mercury as they damage mucous surfaces and the nervous system. Promotes Kay tog Hall's Catarrh Care and Hall's Family Pills as internal remedies made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co. Includes testimonials and distribution by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
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Onemy de
Teleto
Ohio
Kaytog Hall
Carnegie plans dual theaters to fuse drama Atlantic
Loypox April 9 The Daily Express reports Andrew Carnegie aims to endow a theater in New York and another in London to elevate the stage. He seeks an international theater with transatlantic exchanges to unite productions. He has discussed plans with actors managers and critics and may soon announce.
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The
Daily Express
Andrew Carnegie
New York
London
Carnegie
Atlantic
Richard Manefield
Qarnegie
Russia's Home Troubles Rocks Cabinet Minister Plot
The Vossische Zeitung reports from Lemberg that a plan to shoot Russia's Interior Minister Privy Councillor Sipiaguine failed. In Bialystok Russia, students riot at a socialist funeral after protests pass peacefully. National troops quell the unrest with bloodshed.
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Bertix
Vossiche Zeltang
Lembarg
Warsaw
Sipiaguine
Snaenins
Or ‘Arsan
Bialyatok
Russian Poland
British Commander Reports Action in South Africa War
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria dated April 1 that Plomer occupied Nybroom and French captured three guns on the lower fifty one meters with no casualties. A mutiny case in Gold Coast forces led to a court martial and public shooting of the leader. remaining mutineers were sent to Sherbro Island near Leone.
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Lonpox
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Sierra Leone
Island of Sherbro
Leone
Refusal to Make Appropriations Cuts and Charleston Tax Issue
Disjointed notes report that Charleston faces a required $10 000 additional raise to proceed with state projects while local officials dispute the figures. A court case recounts charges against Frederick Rutherford Harris a former official tied to British affairs, with election contests noted. A convention bill dies in the House as spring cough warnings and a medicinal tonic advertisement conclude the item.
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Congress
Omanteston
Columbia
Charlestee
Charleston
Neers Metall Aly Aura
Frederick Rutherford Harris
South Alban Iy
Harris
Orci
A. G. Picer
Tenement Fire in New York Traps and Kills Three
A six story tenement fire at Delancey and Morefolk streets traps residents. Mrs Mather and two children Benjamin aged five and Sophia one perish. others escape with injuries. Fire and police recover bodies and assess the blaze at about $10,000 in damage.
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New Youk
Mra Mather Hen
Benjamin
Sophia
Delancey
Reardon
Michael Ovatfeldt
Opti
Tts
Coles
Senauris
Rade
Cohen
Jen
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Perro
Shaw Sfilven
Adams Cmpany
Lavnexe
Foster Simpson
Bank of 3
Shiparound
Wasmxortox
Secretary of the Treasury
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Sharkey
Mozley
Mealey
A Gresham
Salem, N. C
Lemos
H. Mozley
Southern Agricultural Works
April
Lumpkin
Paul Romare
Jacob Haas
E Concern
Ars
Ban Ptoy
Teacs
Steve Works
Cchattanooga
Mountain Stove Works
Tennessee River
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Council
East Laveanoot
Apri
Bax Francisco
Isaac Minor, Jr
Humboldt County
Abe
State of
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Springfiell
Rosier
Vandeventer
Manchester Avenues
Chicago
Chicaco
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Ciers Honore Palmer
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Potter Palmer
Lesaere
Rai Emale
Lorimer
Iblican ' Ori
Harrison O Ty
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Moe Ee
Coeech
Ucane
Wisconsin
Munwayrze
Milwaukee
Jeremiah Dodge
Judys ET
Wells
BR. W. Wright
Henry V. Johnson
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Becklen
H. RB
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Duke of Devonshire
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California
Te Erie
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John R, White
Athens, Ga
Pearl St
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
H. BR. Palmer& Sons
China
Jentry
Tix
Garman Mounted Infantry
Bi-Tal Dis
Alle
Samee
Shanghai
Beauix
Peking
Cologne
Gasette
Saya
Kwang-Gu
Lone Amoy
Endow
International Theater
Russia
South Africa
Etek
H. R. Palmer & Bons
W. 7. Smith& Bro
HH. B
Palmer & Fons
Nasan St
Vather
Count Tolstoi
Loupos
Canada
Tolstoi
Orpamtowy
Charleston's Exposition
Corcutia, & C
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Laxta
C. W. Halesy
Fiegums
Jones Street
Chamboe
Sas Pete Ee Eal ‘Alecy
Ile Howe
Dallag
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Wasuxatox
Mitchell
Oregon
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