Heat and battle rage as 200 natives attack near Bugane
Manila dispatch reports about 200 rebels attacking the Washington regiment near Guig, two American companies countered and routed them after two hours of fighting. 12 rebels killed, several wounded. three Americans wounded. Heat reached 95 degrees as troops pressed riverbank actions and observed new trenches within two miles of the rail line. Elsewhere a 600-strong rebel force faced South Dakota and Minnesota troops, retreating after heavy losses.
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Guiguinto
Quay's Fate in Jury Hands After Arguments
Philadelphia April 21 ex United States Senator Quay case went to the jury after defense offered no evidence and urged a verdict of not guilty. Judge Biddle ruled the issues for the jury, and the panel began deliberations at 8 p.m. with expectations of an acquittal though a disagreement was possible.
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Brawley
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Executive Council
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Holmes
Ohio Steel Range Trust Hikes Prices 20 Percent
Sparks from the wires report the Ohio Steel Range trust advancing prices by twenty percent. Also noted is the death of Captain Henry A. Bourne, president of Old Dominion Steamship Company. Other items include a California boxer defeating an Australian in New York, Toledo carpenters threatening a May 1 strike for 26 cents more per day, and a correctional escape from Detroit House of Correction.
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California
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Australia
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Milwaukee
Thomas O'Keefe
Gran Rapides
Detroit House of Correction
Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
David Great
Hartford Manufacturing Company
Missouri River Flood Reaches Nebraska and South Dakota
Vermilion and Niobrara report great property losses as the Missouri River flood expands into Nebraska and South Dakota. Thousands of acres submerged and cattle drowned, with trains washed out five miles south of Yankton and towns evacuated. Sioux City notes possible recession, but danger to town outskirts persists.
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Nioprara
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Sioux City
Yankton
Poynter Announces Wide Range of State Appointments
Governor Poynter released a broad list of appointments across state institutions on April 21, naming new superintendents, physicians, stewards and clerks for facilities including the Home for the Friendless, State Penitentiary, Institute for the Blind, Institute for Feeble Minded, Hospital for the Insane, and Hastings and Norfolk asylums. The notice also covers inspectors, deputies, and a labor bureau clerk, with several positions dated May 1 to May 16, 1899.
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Home For
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Lincoln
W.H. Hunter
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Lenore Perky
J. M. Osborn
N. Gaffin
Colon
J. M. Thompson
J. ¥. Steele
Hastings
D.S. Woodard
Aurora
J. B. Barnes
Loretta
Fight for Speakership in Iowa Delegation Race
Iowa has two full fledged candidates for speaker and a Dubuque source says Hepburn supports Henderson while Henderson’s backers expect a full Iowa delegation. Hepburn, from Clarinda, claims solid support. Hull will not run. No conference has been held and unit rule may decide the delegation to the man with a majority.
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Hepburn
Dubuque
Iluh
Drs Momus
Iowa
Thomas B. Reed
New York
Henderson
Committee On Rules
Clarinda
Hull
Des Moines
Military Committee
Iowa Cleans Debt as Warrants Redeemed and Surplus Grows
Iowa shifts from debt to surplus as state treasurer redeems warrants totaling about 104000 with 40000 to 10000 still unpresented. Revenue surges plus counties yet to report push surplus toward 200000 while debts shrink for the first time in three years. Twenty five first class postmasters meet at Center, Iowa, to discuss postal service reforms and civil service rule changes favoring younger messengers.
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Iowa
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Civil Service
Officers elected for the shilling year and care of meetings
Eight hour law as applied to carriers reports officers elected: W. B. Garner president Clinton. O. M. Junkin secretary Fairfield. Palm Mount Pleasant. Sea Ottumwa. Saint Marshalltown. They will set program and arrange date and place of next meeting.
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Sea of Ottumwa
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