End of Philippine Insurrection Seen as Aguinaldo Capture Near
Washington March 29 reports say surrender of numerous rebels and arms signals Mindanao leadership quashed. General Funston’s forces capture Aguinaldo after a tense assault at his camp, with chiefs Villea Placido and others injured or fled.
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Capture of Aguinaldo by Funston plans carried out
Manila reports that General Funston’s plan to seize Aguinaldo proceeded as ordered though a late obstacle threatened failure. Aguinaldo allegedly ordered that the American forces he believed were prisoners be handed to his bodyguard and barred from entry.
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Aguinaldo meets former Cabinet officers in Manila
Aguinaldo holds Tagalog discussions at Malacanan with ex-cabinet members and other Filipinos urging peace and recognition of American sovereignty. Outcome unspecified. Manila reports the first American rule execution, five natives hanged at Fort McLane for Archibald Wilson murder. Twelve thousand Filipinos take oath of allegiance at San Vicente South Ilocos.
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Aguinaldo Cousin Noted as Filipino Leader Captured
Washington dispatch reports Funston’s reward may be a political burden for the administration and debates focus on how to handle Funston. Paris cites Regidor Jubado claiming a cable from New York stating the captured man is Baldomero Aguinaldo, Emilio’s cousin and head of his staff, not Emilio Aguinaldo himself.
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Cardinal Martinelli Named to Sacred College in Rome
Rome March 29 The pope has commissioned Count Colachicchi of the noble guard to inform Monsignor Martinelli papal delegate to the United States of his nomination as a member of the Sacred College of Cardinals. It has been announced that Monsignor Martinelli despite his elevation to the college
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Papal delegate to stay in U S until 1902 ends life
In Caldwell Texas on March 29 a woman, wife of Dr. Rufus Wilkinson, after three attempts, killed herself by morphine. She hid the act until beyond help. In London a dispatch says Czar reprimanded Prince Vasimskey for meddling with police orders during riots. In Rockport Maryland an 8 year old girl, daughter of Walter Reeder, died after being burned in a bed fire caused by the mother leaving her alone briefly.
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