Medill of Chicago Tribune Dies in San Antonio
Joseph Medill editor of the Chicago Tribune died in San Antonio Texas from heart failure after three months there for health. His grandson Robert R. McCormick was present at his death. Medill born in New Brunswick Canada April 6 1823 and later moved to Ohio where he entered journalism. He co purchased the Chicago Tribune in 1855 and helped found the Republican party in Ohio.
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Old Hutchinson Dies After Turbulent Speculative Career
Benjamin P. Hutchinson once led the nations grain speculation, peaking in 1888 with a September wheat corner. His decline began after a 1891 loss of $2,000,000 left him financially crushed and wandering public life. Estimates of his wealth ranged from 2 to 16 million.
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War Balloon Operator Dies After Santiago Mission
Thomas Carroll Boone a telegraph operator aboard the balloon in the Santiago operations died at a Massachusetts hospital from wounds received when the airship was shot down and fell. He and two government officers worked heroically before the crash. One officer died from injuries and the other was confined to an insane asylum.
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Emphatic Denial From American Press Association Leader
Major O. J. Smith, president of the American Press association, debunks Chicago reports of a united ready print and plate houses merger. He calls the story utterly without foundation and states no such talks have occurred for the association.
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Prematurely Old Remarks on Aging and Workload
A speaker critiques aging practices noting men seldom reach old age yet many at forty six or forty five complain of tired backs. He argues older people should endure more, reflecting on attitudes toward aging and labor.
Queen Signs Treaty to End War with United States
Madrid reports the queen regent signed the peace treaty with the United States. The document will be sent to the French ambassador in Washington for exchange of ratifications, signaling formal end of hostilities after the required exchanges and proclamations.
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United States Philippine Commission Meets to Call for Arms Surrender
Manila March 21 The U S Philippine commission holds its first meeting and will issue a pronunciamento calling natives to lay down arms. President Schurman will draft it urging cooperation for good government. Panay banditti threatened Iloilo but were repulsed with 200 killed by General Miller. Private George J. Smith of Company H First Nebraska died of typhoid.
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Americans Fight Under Difficulties in Manila Campaign
A Manila dispatch from March 21 reports the American Flying brigade facing harsh terrain lagoons marshes and unfordable rivers with dense bamboo obscuring the enemy Troops fought while unsure if attackers faced hundreds or thousands of rebels Prisoners say Filipino leaders claim the war could last years as American losses mount Officials believe 10 000 reinforcements may be needed and rain has begun early.
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Insurgents Decline Peace. Philippine General Executed
Reports say Aguinaldo orders extreme measures to quell signs of surrender. Twelve Manila residents aligned with the plan of independence are condemned to death for writing urging surrender and loyal Filipinos are called to dispatch them. General Lagarda visited Malolos to urge peace but was executed by decapitation after a dispute with Aguinaldo.
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War Dispatch Reports Gunboats in Laguna de Bay
Major General Otis provides a Manila dispatch noting improvised gunboats under Captain Grant and Utah artillery hold Laguna de Bay with troops and property on shore at their mercy. Wheaton's brigade drives the enemy along the Pasig river toward Morong after an enemy attack northeast of Pasig.
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Five killed in Hot Springs riot over mayoral race
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 17 a gunfight left five men dead and two wounded amid mayoralty tensions. Victims include Thomas Toler police chief and B Hart. Sheriff Williams and others were involved. Sheriff and son arrested. order restored.
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Two Killed in St Louis Election Fight
In a clash over candidates at Grand Avenue and Natural Bridge Road, Bud Price and Edward Osterhide were shot and killed near a saloon. Ex-Detective Jack Williams is alleged to have fired. Several shots struck the crowd. Price died instantly from a brain wound and Osterhide survived several minutes after a head wound.
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Four Die As Cy Clone Rout Blows Through Waynesboro Ga
A cyclone struck Burke county near Waynesboro killing four people and destroying eleven houses. One dwelling near the town housing eight negroes was demolished but the occupants escaped unharmed.
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Range War Is Averted in Cheyenne
Cheyenne reports a threatened range war between rival groups has been averted after negotiations. Officials cite stable livestock control and cooperation among parties to prevent escalation.
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Army beef court hearings reveal chemically treated Lakeland meat
Witness Sergeant Edward Mason testified that meat received at Lakeland for his regiment appeared spoiled and was treated with preservaline like paraffine wax. The inquiry also notes a St Louis probe to gather evidence for the war board with 15 to 20 ex soldiers being interviewed.
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California Senate adjourns without electing White successor
California legislature adjourned sine die on March 20 without electing a United States senator to replace Stephen A. White. Governor Gage urged immediate election, but lawmakers from both parties declined. In Utah, Governor Wells also deferred appointing a senator to succeed Cannon, awaiting federal action or the next legislature.
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Havana Quieting After Police and Populace Clash
Havana reports the police populace clashes are easing after days of violence. Three police officers were killed and about 15 wounded, while five civilians died and 60 to 70 others were wounded, with around 80 seriously hurt. Police Captain Jose Estramses remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
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Militia to Leave Lake City After Hanson Strike
The Lake City area ends its strike disruption as militia are ordered to move out with their cars this morning. Local forces deemed sufficient henceforth. Arms stolen from the armory remain unrecovered. Dr Cuneo the Italian consul notified officials that detention and telegram censorship were not enough to trigger international action.
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Kipling Still Approving New York Note
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McKinley and Reed Meet on Jekyll Island Visit
President McKinley rests on Jekyll Island with Mrs McKinley Vice President Hobart and Senator Hanna while Speaker Reed is seen nearby. Both leaders insist the meeting is a coincidence and nothing announced. Reed greets the president as they part, a cordial exchange at the winter retreat in Brunswick Georgia.
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Princess Kaiulani Dies At Seventeen Heiress Of Hawaii
Hawaiian royalty news reports Princess Kaiulani died March 6 in Honolulu with her father and close friends at her side. Cause given as inflammatory rheumatism. Born October 16, 1875, she was named heir to Hawaii’s throne in 1891 by Liliuokalani. Funeral planned for March 12 at Kavaihao church.
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Paris Sails as Sherman Fails to Improve
Kingston Jamaica March 21 The American liner Paris with American excursionists sailed at six last evening. Mr John Sherman is worse and not likely to survive the night. The Chicago cruiser has not yet arrived but is expected to meet the Paris at Santiago. The Paris will likely touch Guantanamo first and has ordered Chicago to follow with haste.
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Pope's Life Ebbing Amid Conclave Talks
London March 21 The Rome correspondent of the Daily Chronicle reports no immediate alarm but notes the pope's life is ebbing away. Cabinet communications have moved between governments on the possibility of a conclave. Don Carios reportedly secures backing as intrigue advances.
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