Aguinaldo Captured by Funston at Manila Palace
General Fred Funston with ten men and Macahee scouts seized Aguinaldo and three aides near Casiguran. The Vicksburg delivered the prisoners to General MacArthur at Malacanang palace while reports discuss future treatment and possible consequences for the rebellion.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Fred Funston
Kansan
Funston
Vicksburg
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Malacanang Palace
United States
Anda Street
Casiguran
Luzon
Washington
War Department
Hammett and Caples: City Mayoral Nomination Battle
Mayor Hammett announces a run for mayor amid broad support from business leaders and Democrats. Caples weighs a bid amid gang pressure, with factions forming to back or block him. The primary is set for April 1, with a district court room convention to follow.
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B. F. Hammett
Major Hammett
Richard Caples
Hammett
Caples
District Court Room
Oil Discovery Near Colorado Springs Sparks Rush
Oil of high grade found midway between Colorado Springs and Pueblo causing a media frenzy. Boomers move to the field as reports say a gusher may exist and rail lines prepare to serve arrivals. Local plants could restart at the Standard Oil facility once idle for nine years.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Florence Fields
Standard Oil
Lord Kitchener Reports De Wet Capture
London papers publish extras claiming General De Wet was captured by General Kitchener's forces, though the War Office has not confirmed the report by late evening.
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England
Lord Kitchener
DE Wet
London
Kitchener
War Office
Herbert Spencer Dying Noted Philosopher and Lexicographer
London March 28 Herbert Spencer the noted philosopher is dying. He established his reputation as a lexicographer and is the great popular exponent of the Darwinian theory.
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London
Herbert Spencer
Goebel murder trial duo granted new trial in Kentucky
Caleb Powers and James Hoard, convicted of Governor Goebel's murder in Kentucky, were today granted a new trial. The rulings come as the case moves through the appeal process in Lexington.
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Lexington
Caleb Powers
James Hoard
Goebel
Three Boer Commandants Join Forces For New Swoop
Cape Town report says three Boer commandants unite their forces to move a thousand well equipped mounted men toward the Orange River. The aim is to mount another invasion of Cape Colony.
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Cape Town
Orange River
Cape Colony
American girl who married an English earl divorces in London
March 28 Countess Russell was granted divorce from the Earl after a suit charging bigamy and adultery. The earl had married Molly Sullivan at Reno Nevada last year and did not defend the suit.
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London
Countess Russell
Molly Sullivan
Reno
Nevada
British government to avoid new China war for now
In the House of Commons the foreign secretary stated the government contemplates no further military operations in China at present. London dispatch dated March 28 reports the position.
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China
London
House of Commons
Legislature Session News From Austin March 28
The governor asked the legislature to reconvene in August to redraw the state districts if it adjourns on April 9. An adjournment reconsideration may occur. Bills on election integrity and school holiday rules advanced while two history curriculum bills passed the Senate. Diaz and McKinley were invited to El Paso by Senate resolution. Ranger force reorganization bill also passed with Senator Turney of El Paso as a leading supporter.
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el Paso
Richard Caples
Caples
Morehead
Austin
Senate
United States
Texas
House
Diaz
McKinley
Turney
Sick boy found near Pier Son hotel in distress
A sick and dejected boy was picked up by police near the Pier Son hotel. He said he worked for a livery stable but collapsed from exhaustion. Police provided medical aid, had a wagon take him to a suitable place, and called Dr. Anderson for treatment. He appeared starving and ill.
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Pierson Hotel
Dr. Anderson
Fire Devours Heart of Danville Indiana Business District
Fire in Danville Indiana on March 28 destroyed two blocks of main business houses. Several people were injured but none killed as flames swept through the heart of the town, damaging shops and stores.
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Indiana Town
Danville
Ind
Cruiser New York Ordered to Resume Manila Run
The cruiser New York was ordered to resume its voyage to Manila after a harbor delay. The commander had said he would not proceed until receiving further instructions from the navy department.
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Tangiers
New York
Manila
Navy Department
Washington
Court blocks Guegsenheims from smelter consolidation
New York March 29. The New Jersey court of errors granted a permanent injunction preventing the Guegsenheims from effecting consolidation with the smelter trust.
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New York
New Jersey Court of Errors
Big Smelter
Guegsenheims
Smelter Trust
Pioneer Indian Fighter Robert H. Paul Dies
Special to The Herald reports in Tucson on March 28 that Robert H. Paul, a pioneer Indian fighter famous across the southwest, has died.
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The
Herald
Tucson
Ariz
Robert H. Paul
Southwest
Deadlock Ended as Three Editors Retire
Editor Rosewater Meikelsohn and Thompson retire ending stalemate. Two dark horses rise to lead the track as new names surface in the editorial room.
Nebraska Republican caucus ends senator race with Millard and Deitrecht
Lincoln Nebraska March 28 The sen atorist muddle settled in a republican caucus as D C Thompson Rosewater and ex Secretary Meikelsohn retire and J H Millard is named for the long term and Gov Chas H Deitrecht for the short term Thompson and Deitrecht win on the first ballot as the assembly opens amid acclaim and enthusiasm over the end of the struggle.
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Lincoln
Neb
D. C
Bar of bullion recovered after thirty years in Phoenix
John Newman recovered a $9000 bullion bar buried during an Indian attack thirty years ago in Phoenix. The find dates from a long widow era and follows a historic treasure tale local to the region.
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Phoenix
John Newman
Mining Prospects Draw Eastern Investors Southwest
Letters of inquiry to the Southwest International Miners' Association show strong eastern interest in mining opportunities in the southwest and Mexico. Property owners should share descriptions and contact details to connect inquirers with suitable properties, as the association anticipates growing value in regional mineral development.
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Southwest International Miners’ Association
Southwest
Mexico
Five states own fifth of 159 cities with 25000 plus people
Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Connecticut and Texas each contain five of the 159 cities with populations of 25000 or more. The grouping highlights regional urban distribution across the five states.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Connecticut
Texas
Population Growth in First Class Cities 1900 vs 1890
The combined population of the 19 first class cities in 1900 was 11 795 809 up from 8 879 105 in 1890, an increase of 2 916 704 or 32 8 percent. This follows a 2 567 452 rise or 46 6 percent from 1880 to 1890.
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Adna Chaffee
Root
Corbin
Hawaiian Islands
Dick Caples
Coles
Magoffin
H. B. Stevens
St. Louis
S. H. Buchanan
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G. L. Hodkins
Here
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