Clarke Ahead in Nationwide Senate Contest
The report outlines at least 12 counties showing Clarke leading Jones for the United States Senate with Governor Clarke ahead in several large counties. Jones concedes nothing, while Clarke holds a claimed majority though final tallies remain unsettled. A day of delayed returns leaves the contest in doubt with 19 counties still unreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Clarke
United States
James K. Jones
Bal Cpust
Byes
Clarke
Hewestead
mAt Clarke
Jones
Atig
Pavis
Agas
Lincoln
Neb
W. Bryat
Senate
Price of gold rises as Philippine commission fixes exchange rate
The United States Philippine Commission sets the silver and Mexican rates for the year and raises the gold exchange rate to 22 70 pesos per dollar. Banks refuse to supply gold in quantity, blamed on bank shortages and Chinese speculators, angering importers and civil servants awaiting higher salaries.
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Schilippine
Thanioot
Philippine Commission
Spits Changke
Wind Storm Ravages Pennsylvania and Nearby Towns
Reports from Austin Minnesota to Knoxville Tennessee describe a severe wind storm that toppled chimneys, unroofed churches, and damaged telegraph lines. Dozens injured or killed, including pastors and congregations, with widespread property ruin across multiple towns.
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Pittburg
Lephone Witts
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
John Johnson
McDonald, Ph
Belle McGowan
Ohio River
Pores
Eltebure
W.va
Ohio Valley
Franklin
Allshouse v. Had
Three Men Drowned In Collision Off Reedy Island
The fishing schooner Edna Bears with 11 crew aboard collided with the Norwegian steamship Romsdal near Reedy Island at night. Seven men including Cee eee Senith and Dennis Wood of Philadelphia and Patrick Nolan of Baltimore drowned after being trapped below. The Romsdal rescued the survivors and then steamed to Philadelphia. Captain Hirsch of the Romsdal and Captain Kote of the schooner say lights and regulations were observed.
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Edna Bears
Reedy Island
Cee Eee Senith
Dennis Wood
Philadelphia
Patrick Nolen
Baltimore
Romedal
New York
Hirsch
Romsdal
Kote
Nolen
Smith
Ford
Russia not ready to evacuate Manchuria without guarantees
Vienna dispatch quotes the Weiner Allgemeine Zeitung stating Russia told the United States it would not evacuate Manchuria until ample guarantees for order are provided, though it would respect the open door principle.
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Manchuria
Vienna
Weener Allegemeine Zeitung
Russia
United States
Manchua
Allied Party to Meet in Louisville April Second
The Allied party will hold a national convention at noon April 2 in Liederkranz hall Louisville. Delegates from Socialist Union Labor Union Reformers of Ohio Public Ownership party of St Louis Liberal party and Union Christian party attend. National Chairman Joe A Parker says 709 delegates will attend with an advance guard already arrived.
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Alfied Party
Louisville
Liederkranz Hall
Socialists
Union Labor
Union Reformers
Ohio
Public Ownership Party of
St. Louis
Liberal Party
Union Christian Party
Kansas City
Manila Rebels Begin Surrender Talks Amid Turbulent Island Tour
Rufino offers to surrender with 7 percent rifles to the native constabulary as General Chaffee prepares a April inspection tour across the Sanamat island, planning to witness surrender in Sanat on April 16 and reduce American garrisons in Samar. Senor Veldez seeks Aguinaldo testimony in libel cases while new disease cases and deaths rise.
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Manila
Rufino
Seanti
Minilanag
Bow
Chaffee
Sanat
Guevearra
Samar
Senor. Veldez
All Paper
United States Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Senators Prepare Hearings On Om Om Marg Bill And Chinese Exclusion
Washington reports friends of the oleomargarine bill aim for a vote soon as the week advances. Senator Mitchell of Oregon leads framing the exclusion bill while Senator Penrose manages the related measures. Supporters plan to present merits to the Senate and push for swift consideration within about six weeks, with amendments likely but little real opposition evident.
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Washington
Friends of the
Mitchell
Orden Be
Senate
Penrose
Crash Near Crown Point Injures Four
Fragmentary report describes an accident near Crown Point Indiana where a car struck a structure injuring Mrs Larsen and a one year old child. A second occupant, a girl, was reported burned and a canoe portion of the wreckage was referenced.
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Crown Point
Ind
Mehae Bolt
Nghtting
Sou Atermaa
Ohig Larsen
Larsep Ana
Gaughtar
Crian
Northwestern Telephone Exchange extends reach to Midwest towns
The company announces it now serves over 1700 cities and towns across Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin North and South Dakota, expanding network coverage and service options for rural and urban customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Towa
Wisconsin
North and
South Dakota
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co
Long Distance Lines and Its Connections
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Co outlines its long distance lines and interconnections detailing network reach and service scope for customers and affiliates. The notice emphasizes infrastructure links and operational areas to illustrate the system's reach and capabilities.
Correspondence Between Miles and Root on Philippines Armies
Washington March 31 letters between Secretary Root and Lt General Miles reveal the debate over United States control of Philippine arms. Miles proposed his own pacification plan and sought command of forces, while Root and officials discuss Wood’s Washington visit and Cuba delegation credit.
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Miles
Root
Washington
Aeak
Philippines
Wood
Dabais
United States
JC Riga
Secre CIA
Ardea T
Tomes
Peking
Garfield Named Civil Service Commissioner in Roosevelts' Era
James R. Garfield, son of the late President Garfield, accepts the civil service commissioner post offered about ten days ago by President Roosevelt. He will replace William A. Rotenberg who leaves April 1. Garfield, a young lawyer from Mentor near Cleveland, is linked to Ohio politics and authored the Garfield election law. The law regulated campaign expense disclosures for federal offices.
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James R. Garfield
Washington
Ohio
Garfield
Mentor
suburbiaCléveland
Senate Debates Bills on Civil Service and China Trade
The text shows a fragmentary report of Senate discussions on the sundry civil bill and a measure regarding the efficiency of the civil service and China issues. It notes planned action this week and potential committee considerations.
Millers body found in Lincoln Park after trek from Keokuk
Chicago reports the body of Howard R. Millers student physician from Keokuk College of Physicians and Surgeons found in Lincoln Park. He was discovered with a revolver in his hand and finned attire, with authorities suggesting suicide amid unsettled circumstances.
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Chicago
Howard R. Millers
Keokuk College, of Physicians and Surgeons At
Lincoln K Park
Miller
e'White
Chigage
Keekuk
Rail damage items reach millions as floods strike region
Reports from flooded Mississippi districts estimate property losses and railroad damage total into the millions. Rescue efforts struggle as communications falter and lives are reported lost in several counties. Meanwhile Detroit plans a $12.2 million rail project extending from Duluth to Kansas City with foreign capital backing.
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Nashville Railroad
Lynnville
Lagabra
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
United States
Minnesota
Towa
Missouri
Omaha
Lawrence
Severe Lake Michigan Storm Causes Widespread Damage
Reports from Lake Michigan cities show heavy damage from a March storm, with telegraph and telephone lines down along the lake shore. Traverse City Mashistee and Ludington cut off from outside communication as ice and rough seas hinder shipping. Snow and sleet also reported in some areas.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lake Michigan
Lake Shore
Traverse City
Mashistee
Ludington
Goodrich & Barry
Steyn and Dewet Elude Forces in Orange River Colony Route
Acting President Schalkburger's outreach to former Orange Free State president Steyn remains unanswered. Dewet and Steyn crossed the main westbound railway line, escorted by Vanniekirk and Vandemerwe, and were traced to Paris about 30 miles northwest of Heilbron road in the Orange River Colony by Colonel Garrett.
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Pretoria
Schalkburger
Steyn
Orange Free State
Dewet
Vanniekirk
Vandemerwe
Paris
Heilbrom Road
Orange River Colony
Garrett
Pretoria Returns to Harbor on Fire After Transferring Passengers
The Quebec line steamer Pretoria sailed from New York with a full cargo and passengers for Hamilton Bermuda and returned to harbor burning. The Noordland, an American line steamer from Philadelphia to Queenstown and Liverpool, convoyed Pretoria and carried its transferred passengers.
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New York
Quebec Line
Pretoria
Hamiitory
Bermuda
Noordland
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Sloop Kilpatrick Arrives with Seventeenth Infantry in San Francisco
The Kilpatrick from Manila docked in San Francisco with about 1000 soldiers of the Seventeenth Infantry. Five men died during the voyage and were discharged on arrival.
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San Francisco
Kilpatrick
Manila
Regulars Try Habeas Corpus For Army Officers
Fort Leavenworth Kansas March 81 Warden McClaughey faced with habeas corpus writs for Captain Michael J Spellman and Ex Lieut Gilbert A Jones to appear in federal court with the two officers to justify why they should not be released from prison They arrived from Manila recently after court martial sentences for complicity in the commissary frauds in the Philippines They argue the court martial members were regular officers
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
McClaughey
Federal
Michael J. Spellman
Gilbert A. Jones
United States District Court
Spellman
Jones
Manila
Rhode Island Mule Spinners Demand Higher Wages
An extraordinary meeting of the Rhode Island Mule Spinners association in Pawtucket led to a demand for a 10 percent wage increase from all thread manufacturers. Manufacturers have until Saturday to respond.
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Pawttelet
R. L
Rhode Island Mule Spinners’ Association
Youthful murderer nabbed in Toledo murder case
Danny Rosenbecker, 19, is arrested for killing Yearela Shanteau during a crawfish outing. The suspect allegedly struck Shanteau with a club then stabbed her with a butcher knife, dragged the body into weeds and fled before searchers found it. Authorities note the suspect shows no grasp of the crime’s enormity.
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Toledo, O
Danny Rosenbecker
T Yearela
Shanteau
Rosenbecker
Shenteauv
Prosanboekar
Cork hosts international yacht race amid exhibition
In Cork on March 31 King Edward's reply to a letter concerns the Cork Exhibition. A £ prize will be offered for the intercity yacht race run with Shamrock II, Meteors, and Cola competing to attract international entrants.
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Cork
Edwardig
Fitegerald
Death of the leader sparks suspicions in Viet Nam cult
A Daily Mail dispatch from London reports the death of the Muhammad Aga or a cult leader linked to Viet Nam based followers. The correspondent notes threats and a pre emptive strike as possible causes and spots suspicion around the event.
Spanish Treaty Ready to Sign
Madrid March 31 The treaty of friendship between the United States and Spain will be signed once Dellamy Storer returns to Washington. Mr Storer is currently in the United States awaiting his return to Madrid.
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Madrid
United States
Spain
Dellamy
Storer
United
Wand
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