Rebellion Crushed Near Malolos and Negros Island
Reports from Manila note Col. Smith, Gov. Gen. of Negros, stating bandit leader Papatssto led an attempted uprising March 27, killing officials and issuing a proclamation against Americans and Spaniards. California regiment and overland troops pursued, capturing Labahl on April 2 and scattering rebels, while Malolos remains quiet as preparations for troops’ operations continue. Gen. MacArthur’s volunteers train with Krag rifles as Filipino forces adapt, and Loyalist sentiment grows for American rule amid weary revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Col. Smith
Negros
Papatssto
Tuinamayinn
Sline
California Regiment
Labahl
Thertr
Malolos
United States 4 Commission
Joon
Taunton
Ling
Malote
Can. Macvrtine
Roevlyne Kragslorgensen
Riles
Sranar
Eland
Philippines
Lukban
Chinene WieOsly
Prisoner of War Report From Otis Dispatches
General Otis forwards a dispatch noting an insurgent prisoner, believed to be a British seaman in civilian clothes, captured near Malolos. He says the man passed beyond lines seven days before hostilities and was arrested armed with photographs, while other prisoners were held weeks before the city fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Avril T
Otishig
Perkins Af Cafirornini
Gem
Otis
Malolos
Minnesota Car Company Purchased by Northern Road
James J. E. of the vent Northern road reportedly bought the Minnesota Car Company works and related mills foundries with plans to run the plant for the Great Northern road. Local officials could not confirm the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
Pareahuvey
Minnesota Car Company
Yeutath, Minn
Agail T —Tt
James J. E
Vent Northern Road
Valily Mills
Great Northernm
Alger in Porto Rico Visit of War Secretary in Ponce
Secretary of War Russell A. Alger and his party arrived in Ponce Porto Rico after a long voyage from Kingston Jamaica aboard the transport vessel. The party plans to depart soon as they inspect military posts and facilities in the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Touce
Porto Rico
United States
Tagells
Russell A. Alger
Tuere
Kingston
Death of Veteran Captain Henry Grey in Wisconsin
Mariner Deng Traelue, Wis., reports Captain Henry Grey, a Civil War navy veteran and one of Wieconela’s oldest mariners, died of dropsy at age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner Deng
Traelue
Wis
Henry Grey
Wieconela
Navy
Fire Strikes Many Houses in Mustatiog Iowa
April 7 dispatches report a large fire in Mustatiog Iowa that destroyed multiple residences. Only twenty two of fifty horses in a barn were saved, with losses totaling about 25,000 and insured for 8,000. A separate note from Cedar Iapide Iowa records Gara ner Wilsworth dying after a drunken accident. Special cables note a possible November meeting of three emperors in Skiernivice near Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustatiog
Iowa
Ortle Snyder
Borla
API T
Tropau
Austrian Silesia
Skierniwice
Polgud
Warsaw
Ex-Secretary Sherman Shows Signs of Recovery
Sherman has recovered enough to move about his house, and Mrs. Sherman has improved to the point that she can walk. The report notes rapid progress following illness.
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Sherman
Wrashington
April T
Hig House
Robbers Strike Small Town In Early Morning Heist
In April short order a gang attempted a vault robbery at a bank, causing two explosions that startled citizens and sent robbers fleeing in a mounted posse pursuit. A watchman was overpowered, shops were looted, and vehicles damaged as the gang escaped with no recovered loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lideksmith
Ciizens
Tve
Fragments From Arizona Letter On Soldiers In Arizona Area
A distressed transcription reflects a dated Arizona dispatch listing soldiers and units. Names such as Max Sebler Canary Ty A TS Newly Wist Nebraska Skowaret and several company figures appear amid scattered ranks and regimental notes. The text notes March or April travel by steamer from Manin via Hong Kong and references various state affiliations including North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Nebraska and South Dakota with scattered officer names.
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Arizona
Rin Sennefson
Pie
Ariza
Manin
Hong
Ted
Torth
Dakota
Montana
Antueseia
Max Sebler
Canary Ty A. TS
Wist
Nebraska
Skowaret
Marist North Dako
Chirence 4
Noyeo
Ay Tarvis
Zloaeins
Dayvikt A. Jones
Chriae Jofersen
Ius Perlersen
South Dakota
Levy Thealit
Eeddy
Solmelier
Toho LH Wester
Ray Vo Bennett
Oscar T. Webb
Bunny QO. Landberg
Kydma Ortinger
Pat Cheistman
Joan M. Barnes
Dy Te. Morgan
United States Delegation Named for Disarmament Conference
The secretary of state announced the U S delegation to the Disarmament Conference meeting in May at the Hague. Members include Andrew D White ambassador to Germany, Stanford Newport minister to the Netherlands, President Seth Low of Columbia University, Capt. Crovier retired, and Capt A. Marlin. A. Mr Tredterlek Loolis of New York to be secretary of the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Disaraament Congress
Tague
Andrew D. White
Gerling
Stanford Newel
St. Pan
Netherlands
Seth Low
Columbia University
New York
Crovier
Ordnance ‘Dequartment
A. Marlin
Tredterlek Loolis
Sugar Trust Cuts Sales To Oriental Sugar Buyers
In San Francisco April the Chronicle reports the sugar trust will not sell crushed or other refined sugar to buyers of Oriental granulated sugar. The move aims to curb competition from various grocery firms. Analysts estimate consumer savings could exceed 5 million dollars annually if the policy holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiese
Orleaint
Birgar
San Praneivco
Hye
Ave Seliigs
Sugne
Bandits Suppressed in Santiago Prison Clamps Down
In Santiago Cuba Gen Wood reports twenty two bandits in the military prison as authorities press to quell disturbances. Four bandits from San Luis and three from Guantanamo were recaptured, while rumors of further trouble in Molquin districts circulate amid ongoing operations.
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Wool
Santiago
Cuba
Tiventy
Wood
San Luis
Guantanamo
Cheresf
Molquin
Stuydbed to Death in April City
Macan GA April incident ends in stabbing as butcher Gus Tidweill is killed by Char Burg a plumber in full view of twenty police and many citizens feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuydbed
Macan
Gus Tidweill
Char
Burg
Wen
Death in Politics and Philadelphia Typhoid Crisis
A Philadelphia typhoid epidemic is blamed on corrupted water management and political greed. Since January 1, 1899, 371 people have died and 3,622 cases reported as officials debate water works sales and reform amid crowded hospitals and stalled funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Civilization
American Institutiona
New York
Bureau of Water
Leaven and Earth
Poard
Spain
Ihe
Sala
Warwick
Thousand Letters a Minute in Uncle Sam’s Mail System
The piece notes the vast scale of the U S postal service with Uncle Sam promoting mail flow. It claims 12 000 letters and packages drop into malls each minute and that Americans send and receive more mail than any other country. It cites 1897 figures of about 17 000 000 items daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Freumatic tires on cabs impress with strength
The New York electric cabs use freumatic tires nearly three quarters of an inch thick and five inches in diameter. Tested up to pressures exceeding locomotive boiler levels, tires withstand sixty pounds per square inch. Each wheel tire costs thirty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Electric
A Country of Poets Chiles Praises Nation
Chiles asserts that the country has more poets in proportion to its population than any nation, praising literary abundance as a defining national trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles
Ponte
General Gomez Ambition Intensifies Cuban Isolation Agenda
General Gomez presses a program to galvanize Cubans into demanding the United States withdraw from the island. He seeks to intensify agitation, with the aim of weakening American influence and preserving Cuban isolation amid Senate discussions and local military leadership changes.
Burning villages and punitive orders in WitikeGhon region
The WitikeGhon governor orders burning two Chinese villages near Oheaw after a German patrol shot at them. Officials doubt the plan will be approved. A Chinese foreign office envoy yesterday sent a mild protest.
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Goeriing
Chodr
API
WitikeGhon
t-Oheaw
Togytiorr
Whyang
Che Chinesa
Buvans New Book Explores Territorial Expansion
The item notes an upcoming publication titled Republic or Maphethe Pulppine Question by VerrHorin and Brynn ik, with a focus on territorial expansion from every sundpoint. It lists contributors Andrew Carnegie George Flow Johan Buniels Honey Teller and others, indicating chapters on kebreet prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caponskon Y
Depot Threat at Dearborn Station: Fire Extinguished
A disrupted ventricle of a Dearborn area scene describes a threat at Dearborn station. A man fell to the pavement from an upper window as a fire was extinguished with minor loss. Local authorities investigation continues into the incident at the Chicago and Western Eudhence raily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Chicago & Western Eudhence
Bridge Collapse Tragedy Kills Multiple at Takote City
A bridge collapse in Takote City during wartime events killed several, including a tramp attempting to hitch a ride and a brakeman. The incident worsened as timbers failed and workers were swept away, leaving multiple fatalities and widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Towa
Takote City
Ayer Aga
Worker fatally injured in mill accident at Waverly
John Meyers, a pouring mill employee at Waverly, suffered severe injuries after being caught in a shaft and whirled, his head striking the wall and floor. The April 7 report notes the likely fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Taphill
Towa
John Meyers
Waverly
Hobart Coalition Update on President Trobart's Condition
Hobart Coalition reports President Trobart remains confined to bed after a night of minor illness. Medical staff are intensifying rest and quiet measures to support a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Wheahington
Vict
Trobart
Arness
Notable Illinois Woman's Press Leader Urges Health Reform
Lucinda D. Chandler of Chicago, president of the Illinois Woman's Press Association and other societies, advocates exercise and Pepto-Bismol style tonic remedies in a letter to Dr Hartman dated January 6, 1899. She cites personal relief and praise from friends who used the remedy. Chandler also notes her varied reform and educational commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda B. Chandler
Chicago
Iinois Woman's Press Associetion
The
Society For the Promotion of Health
Lucinda D. Chandler
Margarath Fuller Society For the
Chicago Moral Educational Society
Chandler
Hartman
Lucinda
Patents of Patonns and Northwestern Inventors Delta
A list of inventors and associated items from Minnesota and nearby states including Duluth Mine various devices such as artificial limbs threshing machines gas generators guitar bridges steam engines and acetylene generators. Notable names include Martin B Donaldson Abram R Miller Abram Olson Robert D Parks Jo seph Wilhelm and Merwin Lothrop with patent attorneys Merwin Lothrop Johnson and Paul Dowden quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paienta
Tunneil
Northwestern
Martin B. Donaldson
Duluth
Claus
Grinstad
Azor B. Hears
Chatfield
Minn
Abram R. Miller
Harvey
N. D
Andrew and
D. Murphy
Washington Line
Abram Olson
Dalstrop
Robert D. Parks
Pleasant Mounds
Pater A
Webster
Joseph Wilhelm
Wheaton
Gate
Merwin
Lothrop & Johnson
Ear Issues And Quack Remedies In A Torn Ad Page
A garbled newspaper fragment lists various medical claims and elixirs for deafness and cold cures. It mentions Dr. Hy Green’s remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and other tonics, with testimonials and humorous jokes about actors and local ads.
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Vepriging
Thandie
Nicos
RON
Antolos Rokuming
Gen. MacArthur
Volunteera Beriving Keng
Jorgenunon Allen
AIG
ALGER
Hintujerica
Cedar Iapide
Garaner Wilsworth
Tmien Wom
Phacis
Causis Meviods
Admiral Dewey
Aavarning
Bandits
Jefferson
K. VY
Brewster
Ting
William Wt. Liryan
Ridonus
ObMleothe
Olio
Givia
Sioux City
Gayville
Amalie
Gen. Gomez
Cumal
Cabe
Gunce Cunnidern
Binsoravion
Apu
Gaban
Gomes
Ava
Chinwnanders
Witte
Agittan
Une
Guban Credit
Negilods
Lynciten
Suyurson
Anderdon
J. H. Cleland
Cleland
Wes
Olefant
Lawson
Buvan
Illinois
Patonts
Dowden
Hall
Frag
Td, Coenly & CO
Toledo
Druga Ths
Mall
da. I. Hy
Green
Atinnin
Marmett Balger
John A. Salzan
J. ,G. .Holland
Beth Arnuld
Columbus
Kao
Cleezo
Nichols
Princeton
Lnd
Young
Tooley
Coole
Margate
Toole
Low Angelos Simon
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