Filipino War Commanders Surrender Rumors Surge
Manila April 9 officials silent but Aguinaldo is said to have signed a peace manifesto drafted by Chief Justice Aranello. Aguinaldo reportedly objected to two clauses after strong insistence by officers. Insurgent leader Aba surrenders with 8 officers 85 men and 92 rifles to Lt Colonel Manuel Goodrell. General Malvar and about 300 men with rifles expected to surrender soon at Silang Cavite.
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General Young Reviews Philippines After Aguinaldo
Major General 8 B M Young, just back in Washington from nearly two years in the Philippines, says changes since his departure make exact Luzon conditions hard to judge. He believes Aguinaldo’s capture will aid peace, notes leaders may surrender or pursue power, and warns bands will persist requiring a force near 60 000 to maintain tranquility. In New York the Herald reports 50 000 rebels captured overall and 7 676 rifles seized, with ammunition totals around 605 120 rounds. Filipino fatalities are not confirmed.
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Starving to Death in Puerto Rico Petition Reaches President
A petition bearing 6000 signatures from Puerto Rican workers appeals to the president describing extreme misery hunger and deaths. Separately in Cleveland attorney A W Lamson is appointed receiver of the United Salt company after the National Salt trust gained control in the local firm.
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Murder Suspect Captured Near Mena After Jail Escape
The alleged murderer of W. W. Willis, playmaster of the Hammone Signor Tie company, who escaped from jail last month near Mena, Arkansas, has been captured miles from Mena. Hembre was sentenced to hang in 1590 but granted a new trial.
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Rebellion in China Nears Crisis as Mongolian Uprising Grows
April dispatch from Pekin reports General Tung Fa Liang leading an expanding rebellion 150 miles from the court with 11 000 troops. Li Hung Chang and Prince Tuan are named as possible aucttors while Prince Ching and the empress dowager defend the dynasty and court stability.
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Chinese rebellions widen as Tung Fu Liang gains power
Reports from Pekin detail Mongolian prince Oluskan urging rebels toward Sian Fu while Tung Fu Liang rallies forces and disclaims edict punishment. Officials fear Chinese court chaos if central authority collapses, with indemnity talks stalled and Beijing considering vast financial demands. Yu Yin Lin named governor of Kwang Si.
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Sian Fu actionists eyed Boxer push in south province
Reports from Spokane indicate Sian Fu plans to promote the Boxer movement in the southern province. In Idaho Cour d’Alene district output will be cut by 2 percent to steady the lead and silver market as smelters hold 50 000 tons in reserve. In Arkansas James Ingram was found shot and burned in his home after an apparent robbery attempt. coroner’s jury released no arrests yet.
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