Magnificent Logan statue unveiled in Washington ceremony
The grand unveiling of General John A. Logan’s equestrian statue on Iowa Circle featured President McKinley and cabinet members. A military parade, notable veterans, and repeat tributes highlighted Logan’s dual legacy as soldier and statesman.
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Memorial Oration for Gen. John A. Logan by Chauncey M. Depew
Chauncey M. Depew delivers an oration praising Gen. John A. Logan as a quintessential American figure. He lauds Logan for wartime leadership, public service, and civic virtue, arguing the soldier statesman embodies liberty and equal opportunity. Benediction follows by Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler.
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Knox Sworn In as Attorney General at White House
Philander C. Knox of Pittsburgh was sworn in at 10 30 this morning as attorney general succeeding General Griggs. President McKinley and Justice Shiras attended. Knox’s son Philander C. Knox Jr. was present and Cooper, Griggs’ secretary, may stay on with Knox.
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Insurgent forces Surrender at Olongapo to Goodsell
Cable from Admiral Remey reports at Cavite on April the insurgent force led by Colonel Alba surrendered to Lieutenant Colonel Goodsell at Olongapo. The group included 13 officers and 1,311 men with 2 rifles and 4 000 cartridges. Unarmed adherents also yielded.
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General S. B. M. Young Reviews Luzon Situation After Aguinaldo Capture
Maj. Gen. S. B. M. Young, returning to Washington after two years in the Philippines, says six weeks show changes and believes Aguinaldo's capture could foster peace. He notes leaders like Alejandrino and Bantos may surrender or vie for control, while Tino commands about 3,000 fighters in the north. Guerrilla bands avoid open battle and rely on mountain retreats. He urges keeping inland forces near 60,000 to maintain order.
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Casualties of Filipino War Highlighted in Washington Dispatch
New York reports from Washington show the war department cites at least 50 000 Filipino casualties since the rebellion began. It notes 7 667 rifles captured or surrendered and 565 142 rounds of ammunition seized. MacArthur says exact fatality numbers cannot be determined, with officials suggesting a possible 25 600 plus figure.
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Rich placer diggings near Santa Creek draw crowds
Tekoa Washington April 8 intense excitement over placer diggings on Santa Creek about 25 miles east. Ty ons brothers three farmers struck from a 40 by 18 foot ground, $408 in coarse gold, crude appliances, likely less than a third recovered. Camp lies between Hoodoo district and Coeur d Alenes with historic mentions of several million dollars from Hoodoo in earlier days.
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Wireglass Combine Formed Controls Leading U S Firms
A New York syndicate formed to control five leading wire glass companies in the United States. The group will retain the Ok product as non marketed, held by the constituent firms. The combined capital of the companies is about 1.6 million dollars.
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Ice Plant Burned in Shreveport Fire
A fire destroyed the Shreveport Ice and Refrigerating Company plant in Shreveport Louisiana causing an estimated loss of 150000. Several box cars and 14 mules were burned. The ice plant will be rebuilt.
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Venezuela Feeling Safe In Caribbean Ties
San Juan April 3 AP dispatch reports Senor Avila Blanco Venezuelan consul says no official word on withdrawal of the American minister from Caracas but doubts war. He cites slow Venezuelan court decisions over the asphalt companies as the main issue and doubts a demonstration or revolution. In Puerto Rico notary license issues arise for American citizen Boerman. AG decision awaited. Also New York reports Prince Francois Edmund Joseph Gabriel Vit de Hatafeldt Wildenbourg arrives on the Servia with secretary Guedella. he is related to the Huntingtons and the German ambassador to England.
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England
Revive Talk of Kruger's Visit
Dispatches from Holland revive the rumor that Mr. Kruger plans to visit the United States in the summer. Hague information suggests strong opposition to any plan that might cause excitement. His health is fair but weak heart action requires quiet living. Boer sympathizers in Holland push the talk, insisting he still has diplomatic resources to deploy.
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Great Yacht Races Set for Newport Cup Contest
The Constitution and Independence will meet in Newport this summer for a cup race, regardless of New York Yacht Club actions. Newport Yacht Racing Association invites Lawson and Duncan to enter, and both have accepted. Butler Duncan Jr says the Constitution will race wherever possible and may enter Newport cup events if Independence starts.
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Byernes Case Sparks Battle Over State Inspector Seat
In Helena Patrice Meany challenges Inspector Byrnes, seeking quo warranto to oust him after a late appointment. Attorney General declines action, saying the governor’s move was lawful amid a tangled contest over the office. Board of Horticulture revises rules for annual orchard inspections and fruit destruction standards.
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Bugar Goes Up in New York Markets
New York reports a sharp rise as all grades of refined sugar were advanced ten points today. The notice notes the trading activity and price movement in the sugar market.
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