Cuban Delegates Visit Washington on Cuba Relations Talks
Five Cuban constitutional delegates Domíngo Mendez Capote Pedro F E Betancourt Rafael M Portuando Diego Tamayo and Pedro Gonzales Llorente arrived in Washington with an interpreter and Havana press representatives to confer with U S officials about Cuban relations. Assistant Secretary Hill and others escorted them to the Shoreham while Governor Wood of Cuba arrived for talks and possible escort to the White House or war department. Officials noted tensions in Santiago and potential disorder during spring elections but expected island tranquility to return.
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Santiago
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Sur renders and trials reshape Philippines insurrection
Manila reports show 100 officers and 2157 bolomen surrender and swear allegiance to the United States in Negros and Panay. Witnesses linked to commissary bribery, including merchants Baldwin and Harris, detained on bail. Captain Reed’s trial delayed as Major Noble leads a board to designate a prison island for isolating a large number of lepers.
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Smallpox And Ills Plague Honolulu Transport
Honolulu dispatch reports Kilpatrick arrived from San Francisco with two smallpox cases and several mumps and measles aboard. Quarantined off harbor, soldiers to be moved to other vessel. harbor board refuses landing. Lieutenant Cobb Jr died en route. Strike at Honolulu Iron Works reduces work shipped to San Francisco. Henry Falling voyage longest on record. native party shifts and political realignments loom as Home Rule Programme fades.
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Prize money suit over Manila captures attracts court action
Admiral Dewey and officers seek one half of net proceeds from condemned vessels and stores at Manila. Government contest denies entitlement for most property while Dewey's suit faces government arguments. A parallel case by Admiral Sampson involving prizes from the Sinvage fight will follow.
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Death of John T. Ward Pioneer Businessman Helms Funeral
John T. Ward a Helena pioneer and prominent Mason and A. O. U. W. member died suddenly of heart disease last night. Under the auspices of his lodge the funeral will be held tomorrow. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Elizabeth woman dies on St Louis express near Harrisburg
Mrs. Margaret McDonald of Elizabeth, New Jersey, en route to San Francisco to visit her son in business, died last night after the St Louis express left Harrisburg. Her body was brought to Altoona for burial.
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German Kaiser prizes for singing urged by world societies
German singing societies in Chicago rally around Emperor William II plan to award 29000 marks this year to promote German folk song. Last year Brooklyn group won. prizes may include Americans and a contest in Germany. Kaiser prizes to be named and aimed at societies worldwide, per Henry Ruben.
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Crest of flood swells to fifty six feet in Cincinnati slum district
Eleven feet of water floods the Sausage District and Rat How on Cincinnati’s riverfront as the Ohio rises by about an inch per hour. The city braces for more water with backflow encroaching from all sides and mills and factories closing. Authorities predict a maximum around 58 feet while relief in sight promises reduced risks up river toward Pittsburg.
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Ohio
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Ohio Valley
Floodswallow Trace Street as Shenandoah River Rises
Heavy rains and snowmelt flood Greenville Pennsylvania with the Shenandoah River overflowing its banks. About twenty five houses on Trace Street are surrounded by four to six feet of water in the 12 hour period.
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Flood Threat Tightens Grip on Mahoning Valley Mills
Mingstown Ohio April 4 The Mahoning river this morning stands within two feet of the greatest flood on record for the valley and continues to rise. Rain is reported in the upper valley further menacing Hazelton suburb flooded and several mills compelled to suspend operations.
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River rises flooding Louisville area reaching several cellars
The river at Worlock was rising at a rate of over an inch per hour with the gage at 28 feet, the upper canal gauge at 68 feet. Water reached the foot of Fourth through Seventh streets, soaking many cellars. Property owners near the forecasted crest planned to relocate belongings as damage would come mainly from soaked buildings.
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Worlock
Weather Bureau
Fight for Kemp Millions Sparks Inheritance Battle
In New York Judge Fitzgerald heard the Kemp estate dispute over George Kemp who died in 184 while his widow Juliet Augusta Kemp mounts a bid to secure her children’s rights. The case centers on trusts limiting George Kemp Jr. and the potential uplift in income for Mrs Kemp and two children pending a court decision.
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Archbishop Pelgrimage to Rome Starts in New Mexico
Archbishop Peter Bourgade of the diocese of New Mexico Arizona and Colorado begins a decennial pilgrimage to Rome lasting five months. He will depart Santa Fe on April 24.
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