Minnesota Regiment Beats Rebels Near Guiginto
A scouting party of the Minnesota regiment near Guiginto between Malolos and Bigan repulsed a rebel assault as ammunition dwindled. Reinforcements of two American companies scattered the attackers, with one Minnesota soldier wounded. Meanwhile, 100 rebels attempting to breach Price's Fourth Regiment at Pauly were repulsed with no American casualties.
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Minnesota Regiment
Guiginto
Malolos
Bigan
Wilpinos
Minnnesota
Minnesota
Price
Pauly
Return of Thirteenth Minnesota Regiment From Manila
Adjt Gen Corbin issued order for the return of the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment on the third expedition sailing from Manila about June 15 via San Francisco. Volunteers in the Philippines return home in the order they sailed for Manila.
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Manila
Washington
Adjt
Corbin’ Han
Minnesota
San Francisco
Philippines
Otis Says 30000 Regulares for Philippine Campaign
Secretary Allen or Alger? Kag received no reply from General Otis to his inquiry about reinforcements. Otis replies affirmatively that 30,000 men will form the army. The plan to move regulars to Mwanda and send volunteers home advances, with Otis hopeful for a marked improvement soon in the Philippines.
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Otis
Philippines
Spain Begins Evacuation of Philippine Garrisons
Manila reports Spain plans to withdraw garrisons from Zamboanga Mindanao and the Sulu Islands, with U S control to follow. Mutinous sentiment among Spanish troops emerges as enlistments end. Filipino prisoners and potential prisoner exchanges loom amid fears of tribal unrest and instability after withdrawal.
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Sulu
Manila
Spain
Philippine Islands
Zamboanga
Mindanao
United States
Sulu Islands
Advene Islands
Caroline Islands
Aninboanga
Pgimbants
Francisco Reyes
Associated Press
Retun
Pilipino
Aguinaldo
German Officer Charged With Treason in Berlin
Sergt. Maj. Albrecht of the 129th regiment is under arrest at Grobmerg Prussia. He is chained to Spandau prison for treason by allegedly giving Russian agents detailed German fortifications and mobilization plans for the army.
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Berlin
Maj
Albrecht
129Th
Gromberg
Prussia
Spantau
Alate
Ihe
Prisoners Escape From Detroit House of Corrections
Detroit on April 21 two prisoners Reyweannt Morgan of Milwaukee and Yhouas O Keefe of Grand Rapids escaped by sealing the walls and hiding in the sick watch at the Detroit house of corrections.
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Detroit
Mich
Reyweannt Morgan
Milwaukee
Yhouas O'Keefe
Grand Rapids
Cortverlyn
Logs jam along Sixty Islands as ice blocks river
In Marinette Wisconsin on April 21 a giant jam of logs and ice floes, estimated at a large amount, formed along the river near sixty islands. No damage reported, despite the blockage extending about six miles from the area.
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Ie Lox Jn
Marinette
Wis
Jelands
Indian man convicted for killing Sioux police officer
A Sioux Indian man named Bad is found guilty of shooting and killing John Kisback, with the verdict noted as convicting for murder. The execution date was not set, and after the verdict the prisoner asked to speak to Eagle Face, an Indian woman associated with his wife. An Indian policeman was present, overhearing a plan to procure a sharp knife for self-harm, and the prisoner will be watched closely.
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ICU Hanners
Bad Wi
John
Kisback
Indiay
Eagle Face
Badik
Bogle
Cardinal Rampolla Seen As Real Power Behind Papacy
Rome correspondent reports a prelate at St Peter's claims Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary of state, is the real pope and aims to appoint a successor to Leo. The prelate says the pope must create new cardinals to deny Rampolla a chance.
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Oardinal Rampolia
Leo
Cabinals
Sacred College
Rampolla
MARINETTE FLOODS ICE JAMS FORMING ON WISCONSIN RIVERS
Flooding threatens Marinette and surrounding areas as the Milwaukee river and tributaries surge. Ice jams eighteen to twenty feet high are noted west of Quinnesee Falls and at Grand Rapids, with bridges and flats flooded and roads impacted. Menominee river levels rise, while other streams overflow and threaten further damage.
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Wisconsin
Marinette
Wis
Maine River
Quinnesee Falls
Grand Rapids
Pembina Falls
Pike River
Menominee
Students Expelled as Demonstrations Rock St Petersburg Institute
Police escorted another large group of Technological Institute students to the railroad station after expulsion. A subsequent orderly demonstration on Newaky Prospect drew many women, but foot and mounted units intervened, charging the crowd and making several arrests.
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Technological Institute
St. Petersburg
Newaky Prospekt
Badger repairs and Samoa commission updates
The United States Steamer Badger sails to Union Iron Works for repairs as Mare Island is full. Work will be finished so she can sail for Apia with the Samoan commission on the 26th. Dr W S Rolf, new president of Apia, has arrived in San Francisco and will await instructions before proceeding to Samoa.
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Rendines
San Francisco
United States
Badger
Union Tron
Mare Island
Apia
W. Ss. Rolf
Samoa
Bribery Charge Report Prompts House Probe in Harrisburg
An investigation committee urged the House to file criminal proceedings against nine named individuals for corrupt conduct tied to United States senate balloting and the McGarrell jury bill. The House delayed further action on the report until today.
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Harrisburg
Shebeibery Investigation Committee
United States
McGarrell
House
Magee Says Quay Re-election Odds Worsen in Allegheny
Harrisburg April 19 Senator Magee of Pittsburgh announced he would not vote for Quay today and others from Allegheny county had cast final votes for Quay. He predicted Quay would lose twenty supporters and that prospects favored a new senator selection.
Raid on gamblers stirs Lead as police raid Carter joint
Lead, April 19. Police raided W. E. H. Carter’s gambling house, arresting ten men and seizing all appearances. Officer Andrew Bray fired at a fleeing suspect to halt him. The raid caused great excitement. all arrested men remain out on bail awaiting grand jury action.
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Lead
Lend
8. D
W. E H. Carter
Andrew Bray
Murdered Man Identified in Minnesota
The body found near Grand Rapids Minnesota has been identified as Frank Noggle of Anoka where he had relatives. He worked for D. W. Bucks and Co. Authorities have a clue to the murderers.
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Grand Rapids
Minn
Anoka
D. W. Bucks & Co
Struck by a Tree Near Osakis Minnesota
George Myers was struck by a falling tree four miles west of Osakis Minnesota on April 10. The blow crushed his leg near the hip. He was brought to Dr Gilkinson for treatment. He had no relatives in the area.
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Osakis. Minn
George Myers
Higk
Dy. Gilkinson
Man of Forty Hangs Self Leaving Seven Children Destitute
In La Crosse Wisconsin on April 19 Joseph Richter aged forty ended his life by hanging in the woodshed of his home. He leaves a family of seven children the oldest fifteen years old in destitute circumstances.
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Mer
la Crosse
Wis
Joseph Richter
Fire damages frame dwelling in Excelsior report
A frame dwelling owned by Amanda Darvell at Excelsior, Mion sustained fire damage Saturday afternoon. The property loss on building and contents is not expected to exceed $100, with insured coverage for Bl aen.
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Excelsior
Mion
Amanda Darvell
German Warship Commander Arrest Rumor Debunked
Washington officials dismissed reports that the commander of the German cruiser Falke was arrested by British sailors and held aboard the Porpoise. The saga, tied to a Victoria voyage, was deemed unlikely by Secretary Hay and Secretary Long, with dispatch dates and routes contradicting the claim.
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Matnatoa
Arittin Sailora
Washington
Hay
Long
Seattle
Wash
Victoria
B. C
Morangi
Australia
Falke
Samoa
Porpoise
Matante
Upo Ja
Sturdee
Admiral Kautz
Philadel Pia
Cant
Matoafa
Malletoa Tanus
Buah
Philadelphia
Lieut
Garnet
Mataata
Wshington
Dalke
Apla
Navy Department
Kautz
Entite
Auckland
Apia
Aucklana
Agia
Efstein
British Columbia
Utes Cross to Colorado. Ute Hunt Motive Stirs Tension
Special Indian Agent Rt Harper reports from Duchesne Utah, via Denver, en route to Washington where he was ordered to report. He sought talks with leaders of White River Utes about their plan to cross into Colorado this summer to hunt. He warns the tribe is in an ugly mood and may force a border crossing if denied hunting rights.
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Colorado
Denver
Rt. Harper
Duchesne
Utah
Washington
Harper
Miner’s Siberia Balloon Story Declared a Joke
In Stockholm on April 21 Dr. Martin, who began a Siberia search for Andree and companions based on an alias report, telegraphed Dr. Nordenskjold that the tale of two balloons and three bodies in South Venezi was the work of an uneducated miner and not true.
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Siberia
Stockholm
Martin
Andree
South Venezi
Nordenskjold
Cheseborough Will Disposes Estate to Orphans and Churches
In New York on April 21 the will of Nicholas H Cheseborough president of Cheseborough Manufacturing is probate. It allocates about $400000 to charities and religious bodies and provides for the Cheseborough Eagleiaile Orphanage to be established under a trust in the city.
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Chesborough
New York
Nicholas H. Cheseborough
Cheseborough Manufacturing Company
Gheseborough Eapleeiaile
Yukon Survey Ship To Be Fitted For Northbound Trip
Latierson is undergoing extensive repairs and will be fitted out for a voyage northward. Capt Pret will command the survey mission continuing along the Yukon River and Berlag Sea, as the vessel prepares for further exploration.
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San Fragelsco
Latierson
Ima
Sin
Pret
Yukon River
Berlag Sea
Sugar Production Limit Reported by Berlin Syndicate
A Berlin notice states that the raw Lager syndicate has defined terms for sugar production for bone consumption, outlining a limit or agreement on output and distribution within the sector.
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Neusktu Nacllehitn
Raw &Lager Syndicate
Steel and Wire Firm Builds Pacific Steam Line Link
A report notes American Steel and Wire and A B Welvin expanding influence in Pacific steamship operations. Connections to Welvin, Great Northern, and Rockefeller interests emerge as plans to develop a Puget Sound to Orient route gain momentum, with fleet control and potential dock expansions tied to Minnesota transport schemes.
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New Mackefelles
Cleveland
Marine
Imate
Asnorlénn Steel and Wit Company
Zenith Transit Company
Timor J
TIL
Great Northern Railway
Lea
My. Hill
A. B. Welvin
Pacific
Puget Sound
Orient
Amerean Steel and Wire Company
American Steel and Wire Company
John JD. Rockefeller
Carnegie Steel Company
Great Northern Company
Minnesota
Hepburn and Henderson Seek Iowa Speakership Solid Delegation
Iowa has two leading candidates for speaker with Hepburn backing Henderson and Henderson’s supporters aiming to unite the Iowa delegation. Hepburn, chair of rules, is said to command solid backing from Clarinda and Des Moines factions. No delegation conference has occurred, but Hepburn and Handerson are pressing to secure the full delegation for the winner.
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Roth
Towa
Qandidates
Dos
Hepburn
Capt
Hull
Des Moines
Military Committee
Handeraon
Fate of Quay in hands of twelve jurors
Philadelphia April 21 Ex United States Senator Quay case placed before a jury at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon. No verdict by 10 o clock that night and jurors locked in until morning. Rumor and opinion lean toward neguitt with talk of possible disagreement.
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Philadelphia
United, States
Quay
Delock
Yesterda
Uhere
Untitled fragment about a tow to Norfolk May 1
A fragment notes a scene involving a vehicle tow from Santiago to Norfolk. The text mentions a raised Spanish engine and Mercedes in transit, with May 1 as a referenced date.
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Santiago
Norfolk
Striking Calumet M mill men threaten violence over work
The Calumet Moy Nerart stamp mill strikers threaten violence if replacement workers are used. Superintendent Kraus urged a return to work, but the mill still idle as the strike grows tenser amid the ongoing mine shutdown. Also, a Thirteenth United States Infantry battalion left Governor's Island for Manila joining at Huiale, with two battalions to meet them.
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Calumet
Moy Nerart
St. Calumet, Miel
Charles Kraus
Manila
New York
Thirteenth
United States Sotanty
BDI al I
Governor's Island
Mauila
Huiale
Governor’s Island
Cab
Near Danger Line as Lowlands Flood Omaha Area
April 21 report shows the Missouri river within a foot and a half of the danger line. Lowlands along both riverbanks are under water, with northeast Omaha homes surrounded by thick water and more flooding likely before factory districts feel impact. Northwestern repairs break at Rossernu and trains resume. Livestock losses appear unlikely as water covers fields and farmers move stocks to safety.
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Omaha Bridge
Terminal Company
Wast
Ilinois Central
Iowa
Speelnia
Onawas
Towa
Atate
Meckling
Sioux
Floyd
Pietre
Northwestern
Rossernu
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux’ Gity
Missouri Tiger Flood Reaches Sioux City Streets
Dispatches report Missouri Tiger rising through Sioux City as Bur bank area floods deepen. South Dakota farms to the north remain underwater while rising waters threaten surrounding districts.
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Missouri
Sioux City
Burbank
South Dakota
Penitentiary Fire on Blackwell Island Causes Major Damage
A hospital blaze at the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island New York on April 21 damaged property valued around twenty thousand dollars. Twelve men and six women were housed there but were quickly moved to safety as staff and guards evacuated patients. Fire engines assisted, but the dome on the southern end collapsed, though no injuries were reported.
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Blackwella Island
New York
Blackwell's Island
Pendentiary
Outbreak in Chinese Town Sparks Raging Bloodshed
In Fresno on April 21 a highbinder clash in Chinatown left three Mongo liana dead in the morgue and nine jailed. Two more wounded and hospitalized, with several suspects behind bars as officers anticipated trouble but could not witness the initial attack. Chinese assailants lured police away to distant posts, enabling a stealthy assault.
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Fresno
Prosne
Cal
China Town
Fle Morgue
San Francisco
Uty
Thirty-six Saltese Sues Connecticut Wire Insurance Firm
Under the anti trust law Attorney General Davis files thirty six charges for 5000 against the Connecticut Wire Insurance company in Pulaski county Arkansas. The suit alleges a pool or agreement with other firms to regulate prices or premiums in the same business. The action targets a supposed trust and combination affecting market rates.
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Armnagna
Tittle Rock
Ark
Davis
Maret
Lincoln Tathplace Sold Near Is Sold to New York Buyer
The Is Sold farm near Indenville Kentucky, two miles south of town, tied to Lincoln and sold to Davi Gear of New York. It is expected the property will be developed or repurposed.
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New
Lake City Trial Round Delays as Counsel Presents Case
In Lake City a defense lawyer argued before the jury, with the government countering. The court appears to anticipate a prolonged process as the trial progresses toward possible jury deliberation tomorrow.
Relict in death by own action in Tiarron Wisconsin
An Oktian named Wassow, living four miles from Tewah, committed death by his own action by lunuglog. He suffered from cancer and swcame deapontent. The body was found cold.
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Wis
Wassow
Tewah
Reorganizing Regiment Nears Completion With Arrests Reported
National Girard Munter and Maw Claire in Wis report Captain Lerjamin Bully from the governor's staff says a regiment must be mustered and reorganized by late May. Anphyxiated? Ray Claire notesJuha Abercrombie, new agent, found dead from gas escape. Lute survives with two daughters.
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Maw Claire
Wis
Lerjamin Bully
Governor's Star
Tie
Ray Claire
Wik
Juha Abercrombie
New Aduler
Agenl
Revene Ty
Heil
Lute
Thevew Saw Anybody Quite So Urgent Minded
In Cleveland the Plain Dealer notes Billingsley faced a second appendectomy. Surgeons operated again after his attempt to endure pain.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Worth Bryteg and Deering Harvester Mailings
A farmer mailed his name and address on a postal card to Destine Chicago. Return mail from Deering Harvester Co included over 100 half tone illustrations, a photo of America’s largest factory, a twine booklet on binder twine, a Deering Farm Journal, and a personal letter. Also mentions aging women myths and Allen's Foot-Fuse product advertising with a diamond imagery note.
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Destine
Chicago
Deering Harvester Company
America
Deering Farm Journal
Women praising Peruna in Riverside School letter
A letter from Susan Wymar, a Richmond School teacher in Chicago, extols Peruna as a relief from overwork and female illness. She cites personal improvement after using the remedy and recommends the product, inviting readers to request a free book by Dr. Hartman.
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Pero-na
Susan Wymar
Richmond
Chicago
Hartman
Susan
Wymar
Margaretha Dauben
North Bugerior St
Racine City
Wis
Dr. Hartman
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