Fate of Aguinaldo Dominates Cabinet Meeting
The president and cabinet debated Aguinaldo’s fate and possible use by authorities. Some officers favored utilizing him to stabilize the Philippines, while others argued for exile or punishment if not captured, with talks of rewards for General Funston and possible transfer to Guam as a prisoner.
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Agatndite
General Funston
Amos
Gerla
Clim Menitiers
Totulla
Somean Gap
Cieveras
Powston
General MacArthurs
Repates
Aguinaldo
Mas
Guain
United States
Trial Visit Aguinaldo Reveals Surrender Reason
Aguinaldo explains to his Filipino captor why he surrendered during a visit at Malacanan palace. He appears cheerful though sometimes uneasy and notes his health has fluctuated over the past year. Access to Aguinaldo is limited to permitted visitors and interviews are restricted.
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Aguinaldo
Malimanun Palace
Janjamin HW
Randelph
Ilbert A. Younsberg
Batiwrei
Aguitaldo
Uis
Aguinaido
Malacanan Paince
Grounite
Generel Trina
Luzon
Lopez Appeals for U S Entry of Aguinal and Mabini
Lopes requests American authorities permit the entry of Aguinaldo and Mabini into the United States. He says the American people deserve to know the truth about wartime statements and urges hearings by three representatives to safeguard sovereignty and prevent injury.
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Lopez
Rauinaldo
Mabin
Bedpon
Mose
Mare
Kanor Sisto Lopes
Cabic
Aguinal
Mabilol
Mann Fa Aierlin
Lopes
Mabini
Gowrndr
Guai
Aguinnide
Hit
Armeritag
Sid von
Tina Bo Auer Fen
TOF Bniam
Sixio
Lopoz
Senor Lopes
Amir Phings
Anvieleat
Coustrumen
Againailio
Mattotte Aneto
Funston Promotion Sparks debate on rapid advancement
Washington reports speculate General Winston S. Churchill Funston may be promoted to major general, with observers noting President Wilson’s possible haste in elevating him. Publication cites informed quarters and contrasts differing views on timing and political influence.
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Ceneral Winatet
Whchef
Tribute to Aguinaldo Captured by Treachery
London Saturday Review discusses the capture of Aguinaldo on March 2, noting treachery behind the act while praising his earlier loyalty to American forces and his role in the Philippines. It contrasts Washington policy and American generals' tact with Aguinaldo's leadership.
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London Saturday Review
London
Ruwirday Review
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Trepebery
Manila
Washington
Deveet
Agibaldo
Thirty Third Arrives with Logan Crew in San Francisco
The United States transport Logan arrived in San Francisco with twenty five troops for Manila and nineteen days irony Nagasaki Sheher aboard the Thirty third and Thirty fourth infantry. General Young and staff were among the passengers as Shafto is relieved. no deaths occurred and no bodies were brought from the Philippines.
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Texas Regiment
San Francisco
Logan
San Prawetero
United Kistes
Manila
Nagasaki Sheher
Thirty Fourth Infantry
Young
Hie
Youngie
Shaftog
Fiederal Shafter
Abe
Philippines
Trial of Patrick Witnesses Testify on Rice Case in New York
Testimony centers on Albert T. Patrick and the Rice case. Witnesses including Patrick’s physician recount conversations and the handling of Will and documents. Doctor Curry testifies about treatment of Rice and related medical advice amid the inquiry before Judge Jerome.
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Patrick
Jones
Ries
Oxberieald
Jono
Corry
Cirry
Sianone
Eblbe
Jonen
Auenet
Oabhorne
Osborne
Moore
Rice
Curry
New York
T. Patrick
Cheew
Whyte
Elie Willie
Neeignment
Albert T. Patrick
Walker Curry
Dletilet
Carry
Patrice
Patri
Jane Tied
Seine Cine
Mindanao Surrender Report Signals Allied Push at Hand
Article reports General MacArthur's dispatch noting imminent action in Mindanao and the surrender of rebel bands. Mentions Allied officers including Major General William A. Katha and Captain David I. Kininkny as part of the Mindanao operation and broader campaign. The piece ties the military move to the ongoing war effort and the strategic push in the Pacific theater.
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Washington
Marvel
MacArthie
Gad
Oral Maciellino Ghetdag
Mindanao
Lotimors
William A. Katha
Caplecrate
Hilmicher
Highie
Ainhel Pied
PMD
Seipa Media
Cuiendondt
Caprin
David i. Kininkny
Martine
Ellis Reno
Coludil
Paretfourth
United States
Vee MacArthur
Fragmented Pettigrew interview on Aguinaldo independence policy
A disjointed transcript quotes Senator Patty and references Aguinaldo and the Philippine independence question. It discusses U S policy toward Aguinaldo, occupation, and potential treatment, with mentions of American forces and possible consequences for revolutionaries.
Not Aguinaldo Cousin Report Sparks International Inquiry
An article from Paris reports an interview with Realder Tabude who claims to be the Filipino agent in Europe. He asserts the captured man is not President Aguinaldo but a cousin, with details circulating from New York authorities.
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Man
Paris
Realder Tabude
Farope
New Yorks
Peecee
Barrymore Actor Taken to Hellenns Hospital for Mental Health
Maurice Barrymore, noted actor, was admitted to Hellenns Hospital this afternoon after his son John Barrymore escorted him for treatment. The incident occurred in New York on March 2.
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Barrymore
New York
Maurice Marry Me
Hellenns Hospital
Jobo Barrymore
Pension business and lawyers target wounded veterans
Attorneys in hospitals prepare claims for bounty as the campaign to gain pensions spreads. The push is led by veterans groups and the G A R, attracting men who stir up pensioners nationwide.
Resignation Rumor Swirls Around Penstops Commissioner
Special to The Fast from Woollington reports no resignation from Commissioner Clay Evabe, who says he will retire only if President Mel Kinley desires. The piece notes pension costs, potential successor, and concerns over fraud in pension claims among veterans.
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Woollington
Kieane
Fewan
Evan
Eliniee de Toch
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Aliowil
Ain
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Walter
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Oh Oheletian
Povoon Eeitielwnt
Geonjon
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Amy
Chow
Talon
Weather Brief For March Weekend In Texas And Oklahoma
Weather report notes mixed conditions across Texas and Oklahoma for the upcoming weekend. Saturday brings cooler, wetter weather with east to southeast winds and a chance of rain across eastern areas. Sunday turns drier with fair skies and light winds, while interior regions may see continued cooler temperatures.
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Oklahoma
Totten Territory
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