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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1901

Page

8

General Mascardo Surrenders in Zamgoales Province

Manila May 17 General Mascardo with 328 men surrendered to Captain Joseph P. ONeill of the Twenty sixth Infantry at San Antonio Zambales province Aguinaldo in an interview today expressed that the American government should conform strictly to the constitution to be satisfactory. He avoided opinion on Filipino capacity for constitutional rights and spoke of local self government and provincial elect officials as a matter of municipal law. He was described as guarded for his own protection and not expected to be prominent in Philippine affairs, though friends see leadership potential in Aguinaldo.

Manila Mascardo Aquinas lAguinaldo Aguinaldo Philippine

Orders to American troops protect Pekin legation

General Chaffee issues instructions for the Ninth Infantry Company B to act as the legation guard at Pekin. Major Robertson commands, with strict discipline and limited use of force, to defend the legation and immediate area while awaiting barracks. The guard may cooperate with foreign troops if attacked, and must not engage beyond necessary defense.

Pekin Washington Chaffee War Department States Ching Ninth Infantry Legation HI B Robertson Robertson United States Érisnish Jaressitelr Bagations Hoberteon Temple of Agrculture Forbidden City

Dues of York to President London Melbourne thanks for Brooklyn voyage

Washington thanks McKinley for sending the cruiser Brooklyn to Australia for Commonwealth celebrations. King George and Royal Family express appreciation. Melbourne notes delay in acknowledgment due to absence. Also reports Rev T Ivass convicted for using mails to defraud and sentenced to three years plus fines. Bass, a Virginia pastor, connected to the case.

McKinley Brooklyn Melbourne Washington United States Australa George Duke of T _ Ivass Wshington Liston Vile Judge Bargard Bass Virginia

Priest found dead in Ninth Avenue house amid hotellike drift

The body of Rev Edward Philips of St Gabriels church Wasle ton Pa was found in a Ninth Avenue room. Police say the death shows signs of chronic illness and possible drug or alcohol involvement. Kirk Stanley, a massage operator, was arrested after conflicting statements and a lengthy interrogation. Autopsy and organ analysis follow as detectives pursue a missing watch and questions about a young woman Stanley claimed as his wife.

New York Ninth Avenue Edward Phillips St Gabriels Church Hagleton Pa Piemont Morgan Pennsylvania Kirk Stanley Stanley Berniné San Francisco Bernius John Mitchell United Mine Workers Edward Philips Hasleton P Mitchell Philiips Ainloma Father Phillips A F Dougherty Wilkesbarre Father Philips Bausch Stenley Seroner Bausch Stanles Wiftieth Aft Captain Donohue Negro Stanley Dr Ohanion Bala Stanleys Father Phips Kiernan Sanley Stanleys House Mrs Higgins Mra Higgins Ens Himrina Yeunz Oman Zount

Manager Whitney in Jail for Embezzlement

Philadelphia report says G B Whitney former Mor ris Beef Company manager in Chicago admitted embezzling. Auditor Dougherty uncovered 5000 pounds in stock shortages totaling 340000, leading to Whitney’s confession and detention in jail on a 4000 dollar bond.

Morrs Philadelphia G B Whitney Morris Heef Compan Chicago Dougherty Whitney

Cotton Duck Corporation Ratifies Stock Exchange Terms

A Baltimore meeting of United States Cotton Duck representatives ratified stock exchange terms. A postmeeting conference discussed organization and policy of the new corporation. A resolution sets price changes on mill products acquired until after May 20, ending the price war. future poster plans remain to be fixed.

Baltimore United States Cotton Duck Corporation

Callaway to Manage Trust in New Locomotive Combine

New York May 17 Harvey S. Fisk & Son announce that S R Callaway president of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad will resign to become president of the New American Locomotive Company. The new firm includes Brooks Locomotive Works Dunkirk N Y Cooke Locomotive Works Paterson N J Manchester Locomotive Works Manchester NH Pittsburg Locomotive and Car Works Pittsburg Rhode Island Locomotive Works Providence RI Richmond Locomotive Works Richmond Va and Schenectady Locomotive Works Schenectady NY.

New York Central New York Harvey Fisk & Sone S R Callaway New York Central and Hudson River Railroad New American Locomotive Company Brooks Locomotive Works Dunkirk Cooke Locomotive Works Paterson Manchester Locomotive Works Manchester Pittsburg

Big Lean for China Increase Seen After Talks

The newspaper reports a Chinese plan near completion to issue an international guarantee once political conditions in China stabilize, following discussions last night about a possible accord between nations.

China Tanton

Call on craft to stand fire for shorter hours

National Association of Machinists officers rally members to demand a one hour shorter workday with no wage reduction. They cite Britain and other regions, urge a peaceful labor action if needed, and pledge to press the nine hour day in the United States Canada and Mexico.

Mauhington National Association of ‘Iminists Toronto Danbury Conn Norfolk United Labor Great Britain United States Canada Mexico Mninitia Cn International Association of Machirats Association General Board of Trustees

Camden Attorney Semple Arrested In Counterfeiting Case

John L Semple, a prominent Camden lawyer, was arrested by U S secret service detectives on charges of complicity in counterfeiting twenty dollar United States Treasury notes. Semple acted as counsel for Bredell and Taylor, engravers for the Jacobs and Kendig gang of counterfeiters.

Semple Philadelphia John L Semple Camden, NJ United States Secret Service United States Treasury Bredell and Taylor Jacobs and Kendig

Work Not the Cause of Nervous Breakdown Says Case Study

A public school superintendent in Excelsior, Minnesota, explains that fatigue and nervous strain arise from poor nutrition rather than heavy work. He credits Grape-Nuts breakfast lunch and dinner with restoring energy, mood, and overall health during a demanding school term, urging brain workers to adopt this diet.

Excelsior Mion

Dr George Brown Named Delegate to World Tuberculosis Congress

Dr George Brown of Atlanta has been elected by the American Congress of Tuberculosis as a delegate to the Worlds Congress of Tuberculosis in London this August. The honor follows his leadership in tuberculosis study and his role in Georgia’s delegation to New York. Governor Candler appointed the Georgia delegation upon his suggestion.

George Brown Atlanta New York London Brown Candler Georgia United States Landon

Second Annual American Medical Congress Held in New York

Delegates from every state and from Canada and Central and South America gathered in New York for the second annual congress. Dr Brown Ww Maué chaired the Georgia delegation and was listed to read papers. Discussions focused on preventing tuberculosis spread and potential legislation to curb it. Clark Bell presided over sessions, which ended with a Majestic Hotel dinner.

Congress New York Brown Georgia Univn Canada Central South America American Congress Clark Bell Medico-Legal Society

Desperate man slashes with knife on Whitehot Street

An armed man in a knife incident fled through Whitehot Street around 6 last night after reportedly attempting to stab a white man. A pursuing crowd pressed him, but he wielded the blade to fend them off until officers pursued.

Hla Ennife Whitehot Street Officer West Weeee

Thousands Locked Out At Noon In City Meeting

A chaotic noon meeting drew a crowd as about 15,000 to 20,000 residents faced lockouts and protests over stalled assetations. Officials urged calm while organizers demanded action on blocked access and public services.

Ev Burk Ironiers Hein Fos Vasa Pitzers Assetation

Independence Barred From Trial Races By New York Yacht Club

Boston owner Thomas W Lawson of the yacht Independence loses eligibility for the trials to select a defender against Shamrock II. The Americas Cup committee ends negotiations, barring Independence from all New York Yacht Club events unless transferred to a New York Yacht Club member and raced under that member.

Dawson New York Thomas W Lawson Boston Independence Americas Co Committee New York Yacht, Club Columbia New York Yacht Club

Sons of Confederate Veterans reformed in Knoxville May meeting

The Sons of Confederate Veterans were reorganized in Knoxville last night with T. B Rudiger and R. Cammon elected as delegates to the reunion in Memphis.

Sons of Confederate Vets Knoxville Sons of Confederate Veterans T. B Rudiger R. Cammon Memphis

Monument to General Harrison Receives Board Approval

The Benjamin Harrison Monument Association in Indianapolis adopted a plan to erect a monument honoring the eminent general. The board listed vice presidents including Edwin H. Terrell Texas Charles Swayne Florida W O Bradley Kentucky A Darnell Georgia L E Parsons Alabama Charles H North Carolina I C Niles Mississippi John W Daniel Virginia Horace Speet Oklahoma A Lathrop South Carolina B S Blames West Virginia and others.

General Harrison Indianapolis Benjamin Harrison Monument Association Edwin H. Terrell Texas Charles Swayne Florida Bradley Kentucky Darnell Georgia L E Parsons Alabama Charles H North Carolina Niles Massissippi John W Daniel Virginie Horace Speet Oxinhoma Lathrop South Carolina Blames West Virginia

Street Cars and Strikers Decision Marks First Supreme Court Ruling

Minnesota Supreme Court rules street railway companies are not negligent toward passengers when operating during strikes unless conditions show they should reasonably anticipate violence and fail to guard riders. The decision, issued in St Paul, clarifies liability limits for operators amid labor unrest.

Minnesota St Paul Minn _Blay Supreme i Gourd Mirway Supreme Court United States Duluth Mabe

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