Treaty Ratified Ends War with Spain Exchange at White House
Washington April 11 The last formalities restoring peace between the United States and Spain were completed with the exchange of ratifications. President McKinley announced peace has ended and a proclamation followed. French Ambassador Cambon and Spanish copies of the treaty exchanged with Hay presiding as cabinet and diplomatic officials observed.
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Madrid
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Public proclamation of the United States 1899
President William McKinley issues a full public proclamation stating that the convention is to be observed and fulfilled in good faith by the United States and its citizens. Signed in Washington on the 11th day of April 1899 with the seal affixed and Secretary of State John Hay witnessing.
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John Hay
Charles Cobbell
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Montana
Silver Bow
Mary B. Campion
William Burton
Ee Laird
Admiral Dewey on Filipino service and intimidation risks
Washington reports from Manila dated February 3 note that initial Filipino service as mechanics and laborers at Cavite navy yard and on tugs showed limited success. Many workers joined Filipino ranks after hostilities began, with intimidation and impressment cited as probable causes for departures. The Aguinaldo regime is described as a strict military despotism, while some natives under U S protection may improve, strong changes are not expected soon.
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Prison Demon Ira Marlatt Confined Amid Rampage at Ohio Penitentiary
Ira Marlatt known nationwide as the Prison Demon, is again confined in the Ohio Penitentiary steel cage during a periodical rampage. He threatens to kill the warden and deputy, guards avoid entering his cell, and insistence on keeping him isolated while he surrenders weapons.
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Ira Marlatt
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Politics Made a Man Crazy in Chicago Ward
John McNamara, a Twenty-ninth ward worker, believed politics granted him city work not paid. After failing to receive a sanitation post, he urged Democratic leaders, then campaigned for his favored mayoral candidate. Found rambling on South Halsted Street, he was declared insane and sent to Jefferson asylum.
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South Halsted Street
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Jefferson Asylum
Murder at city hall ends in fatal stabbing in Macon
Charles Bunge, a local plumber, stabbed Gu Tidwell to death inside the city hall doorway before about 20 policemen and numerous onlookers. The quarrel began over Tidwell’s visits to Bunge’s sister and ended when Bunge, after a fight last night, drew a knife and fatally stabbed Tidwell in the arms abdomen and heart. Tidwell died about 20 minutes later. Bunge was captured and jailed.
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Railroad owners deny plot to route line via Nevada to San Francisco
In New York now in San Francisco, April 13 The Examiner reports E S Thornton and Behrend Joost principal owners of West Shore Railroad with Attorney W H Hart deny a Vanderbilts deal to secure a route through Nevada and California into San Francisco. The claim appeared yesterday.
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Collier Frutus Sails for Guam With Livestock Aboard
In San Francisco on April 12 the collier Frutus sailed for Guam and the Farallon Islands carrying 4,500 tons of coal. On deck rode a Jersey bull and three cows, among the livestock aboard.
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Lipton Confident Shamrock Will Win This Year
Boston dispatch reports from Gourock Scotland on the Shamrock’s progress for the cup defense. Detectives guard the yards as spars are crafted and multiple sail plans prepared. Lipton plans a grand campaign with steamship escorts, invitations, and launch expected by mid May.
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Bondamen Sues Lebanon Bondsmen for Embezzlement
Lebanon sues bondsmen of former City Treasurer T. Bryan to recover 15,000 alleged embezzlement during tenure from May 1680 to September. Bryan served as treasurer, twice reappointed, with embezzlement total claimed at 15,000. Defendants listed: J. W. Pinnett and heirs of S. K. Dally and James Nealis.
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T. Bryan
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