Insurgents Gain Ground as U S Reported Wins Aid
Reports from Manila Vizagapatam and Orisa detail insurgent forces in perilous condition with their army defeated and scattered. natives return home after promises of good treatment from U S troops. Brigadier Otis sails home while noting a death blow to resistance and officials foresee peace restoration soon.
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Wastingtoy
War Department
Washington
Malolos
Vizagon Islands
Oris
Manina
Elwell
Otis
Dewry
United States Philippine Commission
Charles Denby
China
Harrison Gray Otis
United States
Sherman
John Hay
Hale
Maine
Behalf of Beef Inquiry Ends Soon
Washington April 4 The beef inquiry board heard no witnesses yesterday as Major Leo presented an expanded witness list to be summoned. Testimony will resume today with Major Daly present. General Miles may reappear, and officials expect the inquiry to close within the week. Election results in Montana announced with McCarthy winning Butte mayoral race by about 500 votes and party wins in several cities. Detroit commission bonds set at 250000 each as city moves toward municipal ownership of street railways. Mayor Janes wins in Topeko with Jones and independents sharing votes. Gage honored at Sherry's centennial dinner with banking dignitaries. Iowa convention dates shifted. Republican Aug 2, Democratic Aug 16 to avoid clash with Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge.
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Leo
General Miles
Major Daly
Miles
Montana
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Mon
Butte
McCarthy
Missoula
Webster
Collins
Great Falls
Anaconda
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Bozeman
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Andrews
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Totepo
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Jones
Iowa
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Kan
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Here
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Bennings Track
Washington
Spike Sullivan
Jon Kerwin
Chicago
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Savannah
Paris Figaro
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Alex Campbell
John Hall
Sherman
Hobart
John McGraw
Washburn-Crosby
Minneapolis
Stacy Miller
Olinde Rodriguez
United States Supreme Court
San Francisco
Robley D. Evans
Spain
Offinger
Sulseburg
Austria
Pennsylvania House
Meissen Elects John H Farley Mayor by Big Plurality
Meissen voters chose John H Farley as mayor over incumbent Robert E McKisson by about 8500 as the Republican ticket largely won. Early returns showed a larger Farley lead but later returns narrowed the margin. The rest of the Republican slate won.
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Meissen
Oueve Landd
John H. Farley
Robert E. McKisson
Rep
Farley
Democrats Carry Keokuk in local election victory
In Keroxas Iowa on April 4, Democrats carried Keokuk by 75 votes, electing mayor, marshal, judge and four aldermen. The council remains evenly split with a Democratic mayor in charge, while Republicans had won control two years earlier by 126 votes.
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Keokuk
Keroxas
Buelow Returns In Haste From Holiday
Berlin April 4 The minister of foreign affairs Baron von Buelow has curtailed his holiday returning to the capital yesterday and held a lengthy conference with British ambassador Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles on the subject of Samoc.
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Buelow
Berlin
Baron von Buelow
Germany
Frank Cavendish Lascelles
Burial of Soldier Dead in Arlington Ceremony Planned
Arrangements are complete for the interment at Arlington of about 850 soldiers and civilians who died in Santiago and Porto Rico campaigns. The funeral will be simple with full military honors and a large escort, attended by the president and administration officials.
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National Cemetery
Arlington
United States
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Santiago
Porto Rico
Charles W. Treemand
Fort Monroe
District National Guard
Francis L. Guenther
Fourth Artillery
Jersey City
Samoa's President Arrives Talks With Washington Officials
Dr Solf the newly appointed president of the municipality of Samoa arrived in Washington at the German ambassador's request to discuss Samoan affairs and meet Secretary Hay. He will stay a few days to confer with State Department officials on Samoan matters.
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Washington
Dr. Solf
Samoa
von Hollebou
Hay
Solf
State Department
von Holleben
Grocers Convention Set for Des Moines Visit
The first annual Iowa State Grocers Association meeting will be held in Des Moines on April 12 and 18 with 600 retailers anticipated. A 134 fare rail rate and hotel discounts have been arranged. A complete program will be mailed to retailers early next month with contact through the Belmond Iowa secretary.
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Grocers
Iowa State Grocers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Grocers Association
Belmond
Iowa
The World’s Wonder Dyes Promise Easy Home Coloration
The piece touts Angel's Dainty Dyas as a stain free fabric dye available in 10 cents and sold by dealers. It then shifts to a broader feature on osteopathy, praising its growth, noting Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy and Dr. Alice Heath Proctor, highlighting rising public interest and patient-driven advocacy.
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Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy
Alice Heath Proctor
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Atlantic Infirmary
Friends of Osteopathy
Proctor
Conveyances March deeds list multiple transfers
A series of real estate conveys is recorded with numerous quitclaim and warranty deeds. Named parties include Henry Thompson Hannah Thoumpson WC Bryant Andrew Thompson Hannah J Thormpson GW Jordan Helen M Case LD Soper Nellie Jordan Green Bay Lumber Co George Horning Furniss Morton Winifred Morton Jane Morton Daniel W Faulkner Lucy A Duorley A F Hillier Lavinia Beadles Lewis H Johannes Geo E Penne WJ Beck WS Brenneman EF Schneller Isaac Davis Milton Roe Mary E LaRue John M Humphrey Nichols Rebecca M Foster J D Moore Eve Rexroad and others. Properties span Atlantic Griswold Kiowa and nearby townships with sums ranging from 72.73 to 1900 dollars.
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March
Henry Thompson
Hannah Thoumpson
Atry F Thompson
Bryant
Park
Griswold
Charles A Thompson
WC Bryant
Andrew ‘Tlompson
Hannah J Thormpson
Jordan
Atlantic
Soper
Nellie Jordan
Green Bay Lumber Co
City of Atlantic
George Horning
Ux Tound
Maple Valley
Ldna Two
Casa Co. Lows
Hall & Bus
Milford
Furniss Morton
Winifred Morton
Mra
Jane Morton
Daniel W Faulkner
D L Daitz
Saltrr
Lucy
F Hillier
Lavinia Beadles
Lewis H Johannes
Geo E Penne
WJ Beck
WS Brenneman
EF Schneller
Cumberland
Isaac Davis
Milton U Roe
Mary E LaRue
John M Humphrey
Nichols
Rebecca
M Foster
Wiota
Patterson
John W Resroyd
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