Bloodshed in Manila insurgent stronghold bombarded
Manila March 1 insurgent stronghold Guada loupe was bombarded Wednesday morning by a gunboat in Lasunade bay and Scott s battery of the Sixth artillery. It is estimated 50 of the enemy were killed and one Californian wounded. A California regiment battalion embarked on the St Paul for Negros. Advices from Heilo report desultory firing on pickets. Chaplain Lewis J Leland of the Tennessee regiment died at Iloilo of smallpox. Keen Spain authorized Gen Rits to offer 500000 for Spanish prisoners release Aguinaldo declined but would let Spaniards go for 7000000. Rios threatened to expose Filipinos as lawless if terms refused. Senior Flores and Senor Lorres conveyed Rios message to Aguinaldo s government.
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Manila
Guadaloupe
Lasunade Bay
Scott
California Regiment
St. Paul
Heilo
Lewis J. Leland
Tennessee Regiment
Iloilo
Keen
Spain
Rits
Aguinaldo
Rios
Ifilipinos
Flores
Senor Lorres
Somers
Committee On Cities and Towns
Gilbert
Fort Wayne
Louttit
Blankenship
Eichhorn
Shideler
Glossbrenner
Glessbrenner
Marion County
Aporaha
Germany withdraws ships from Manila to ease Philippine tensions
Washington reports Germany has withdrawn its warships from Manila after Dewey's request to send Ore ton to Manila. The German decision aims to protect German interests and avoid foreign interference, with Kaiserin Augusta ordered from Manila to Tien Tsin and U S assurances to safeguard German people and affairs.
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Washington
Dewey
Manila
Navy Department
Germany
Philippine
United States
Philippines
Tien Tsin
Otis
State Department
Rebels deny peace talks reports in Manila
Manila dispatch says reports that the rebels are treating for peace are denied. The item notes the government and rebels have no such negotiations at this time, with March 1 reporting from Manila.
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Agric
Manila
Oregon and Iris sail to join Dewey at Manila
The battleship Oregon and the water distilling ship Iris are on course to join Dewey in Manila after rapid boiler repairs. Honolulu reports renewed Philippine conflicts stir the crews. Philadelphia sails for Samoa on February 21.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Iris
Dewey
Honolulu
Philippines
Manila
Philadelphia
Samoa
Spain Narrowly Passes Philippines Cession Bill
Madrid reports a crucial senate vote on the Philippines cession to the United States, passing by two votes. Some members, including Gen Weyler, abstained. Sagasta called a cabinet meeting to brief the queen regent. Cervera faces removal from the senate pending charges. Repatriated Cuban soldiers urge ministers to attack Weyler, Rivera, Blanco and Pando.
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Madrid
Senate
Philippines
United States
Gen. Weyler
Sagasta
Cervera
Cuba
Weyler
Rivera
Blanco
Pando
Crisis Looms as Bill to Cede Philippines Likely Fails
Madrid March 1 The government bill to cede the Philippines to the United States passed the Senate by a slim margin but is expected to fail in the Chamber. Liberal senators led by Senor Sagesta of the minority oppose the bill, signaling a forthcoming cabinet crisis.
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Madrid
Philippines
United States
Senate
Senor Sagesta
White contradicts fares claim at Plymouth church meeting
Report cites John F. White claiming Detroit uses six or eight for a quarter fare schemes and Buffalo, Dayton follow different rates. The Sun wired Detroit News Buffalo News and Dayton News for verification. Buffalo reports a uniform five cent fare. Detroit and Dayton outline specific six or eight for a quarter arrangements with time limits.
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John F. White
Detroit
Buffalo
Dayton
THE
SUN
Detroit News
Buffalo News
Dayton News
White
the News
Fire destroys Dur noris Central round house in Louisville
Fire razed the Dur nos Central round house in Louisville early Wednesday. Three locomotives and a large quantity of valuable machinery burned. Loss estimated at 75 000. Fireman Edward Upp carried a 20 000 pound powder car to safety. Nearby business losses totaled about 140 000 affecting E B Nugent dry goods Buschmeyer's drug store Louisville stamp association and McDowell block.
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Louisville
Durnois Central Round House
Edward Upp
Upp
E. B. Nugent
Buschmeyer
Louisville Trading Stamp Association
McDowell
Wage Increase Boosts Payroll By 250000 Annually
The American wire and steel company in Chicago plans an eight percent raise, increasing the annual payroll by 250000 dollars. The move reflects a broader wage uptick as management announces the wage increase.
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American ‘Wire and Steel] Company
Chicago
Senate approves 20 million for Philippines cession
PASSED Washington March 1 The senate passed without debate or division the house bill appropriating 20 million dollars to pay Spain for the cession of the Philippine islands.
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Washington
Senate
House
Spain
Philippine Islands
Eight year old boy placed in guardians home awaiting court review
Charlie Gordon eight year old son of Samuel Gordon a saloon keeper at 539 S Chdpital ave was taken to the board of children's guardians home by Deputy sheriffs Wicke and McNulty pending circuit court investigation of his surroundings. He fought on the way to the sheriff's office and was pacified by friends who visited Judge Allen seeking an early hearing. The case is set for March 25 with the law giving the child to the board pending the hearing.
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Charlie Gordon
Samuel Gordon
S. Chdpital Ave
Board of Children’s Guardians
Wicke and
McNulty
Circuit Court
Sheriff's Office
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Region
The Indianapolis area and surrounding vicinity forecast over the next 36 hours ends at 8 with cloudy skies. Expect periods of light rain and patchy drizzle. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to around 60 degrees, with light to moderate winds from the southwest.
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Indianapolis
Herschel 15 Dead He Was Head of England Commission
Lord Herschel the English head of the joint high commission died suddenly at the Shoreham hotel in Washington after troubles from a hip fracture. He fell ill with heart trouble and died within minutes despite restoratives. An autopsy will be held. The 1837 born peer served as lord chancellor and later chaired the commission to adjust U.S. Canada differences. Secretariat attendants and his England family were present.
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Baltimore
Lord Herschel
Lt. Johnston
Halstead
Lord Herschhel
England
Jahnston
Washington
Téngland
Lord Farrer Herschel
University College
London
University of Bonn
Auecen
Lincoln’s Inn
Durham City
Vincennes University claim passes House on suspension vote
The House approved a $120000 Vincennes University claim for 20 year bonds with 4 percent interest amid heated debates over alleged misappropriation linked to 1855 and 1857 settlements. Military affairs foes urged against reimbursing I. N. G members for new uniforms. Gov veto expected.
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Kirkpatrick
Roose
Rouge
Vincennes
Altman
Somers
Willoughby
Clements
Larr
Caraway and
Cravens
Washington
Vincennes University
House
Committee On
Spain
Gilbert
Feichhorn
James
Caraway
Hedgecock
Scott
Montgomery
Brown
Senate
Downey
Burkhart
Noel
United States
Eichhorn
Blankenship
Martinsville
Weils
Lord Herschel Visit to Indianapolis Prominent Guests Dinner
Lord Herschel is mourned after a sad and unexpected demise following a brief fall visit to Indianapolis. He was guest of Senator Fairbanks with a dinner in his honor and introductions to many notable citizens.
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Lord Herschel
Indianapolis
Senator Fairbanks
Regret in London over Lord Herschel death
Scripps-McRae dispatch reports Lord Herschel’s death in Washington. House of Commons conveys universal regret and sympathy. Widespread fear that the pope and Rudyard Kipling may die next, completing a trio of deaths tied to an ancient superstition.
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London
Scripps-McRae
Lord Herschel
Washington
House of Commons
Pope
Rudyard Kipling
Accident Ends Young Duck Hunters Near Landersdale
Allis Ely age 18 and his brother Ernest 20 died in a shotgun accident near Landersdale Morgan county after a scuffle over a duck hunt. Ernest, carrying the gun, triggered the hammer striking Allie in the cheek. Morgan county coroner ruled accidental shooting. Ernest was not arrested. Funeral set for Thursday at West Newton M E church conducted by Flanner and Buchanan.
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Allis Ely
Ernest
Landersdale
Morgan County
Marion
Allie
N. V. Ely
West Newton M.E
Flanner
Buchanan
Did Capitalists Bring On The War
Prof George D Herron claims to possess a copy of a compact by American capitalists manufacturers and contractors to embroil the United States in war with Spain for vast profits. He asserts alleged conspirators met in a great city to seek subsidies to newspapers Congressmen and Cuban agents with profits from government contracts and stock deals totaling 20002000 dollars. He says he will publish the document after the war crisis subsides.
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Chicago
George D. Herron
Iowa College
United States
Spain
Fierron
Herron
Leader of the Republican Opposition to County Council Bill
The article identifies the leader of the Republican opposition to the county council bill, detailing his stance against the proposed measure and indicating political maneuvering within the party. The piece notes the tensions between factions as the bill advances through readings.
Indiana Senate Passes Steam Rail Aid and Plumbers' Oil Bill
The Indiana Senate reconsidered Burrier's house bill on railroad aid, adopting the majority report. Pending house bills include Cully's oil purity ban, Lief's anti-competitive contracts, and Hall's boiler inspector clause removal. the plumbers' combine faced denunciation as bills passed unanimously. Gill exposed the missing penalty clause after Hall's bill passed, prompting near theater of debate.
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Burrier
House
House Bis
Cully
Lief
Canada
Purdue University
Indiana University
State Normal
Owen's
Judson
Parke County
Hall's
Titus
Boone County
Court House
Aiken
Hayes
Iubbwell
Hmlkhart
Hall
Brooks
Gill
Stoner-Dreger Contest Ends With Legal Fees Set
The senate elections committee settled the Stoner-Dreger dispute on Wednesday noon. Each side gets 150 for attorneys' fees, with about eight lawyers per side and a total contest cost of 1075. The committee voted unanimously to seat Dreger, the Democratic incumbent.
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Elections Committee of the
Senate
Dregor
Governor Faces Street Car Bill as Committeemen Press Veto
John Holliday W J Richards and Lucius B Swift met with the governor to urge a veto of the street car bill. The bill arrived at 11. The governor is believed not to veto, though he thinks free-cent fares possible. He plans veto on the Columbus hospital bill soon. He has signed several other measures including pure food, weekly wage payments, dog larceny, judicial districting commission, stream pollution and fish taking rules, contract specifications filing, impeachment for crooked county officers, writing contracts for teachers and school corporations, and turning over state funds from penal and benevolent institutions.
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John Holliday
W. J. Richards
Lucius B. Swift
Columbus Hospital
House
Senate
General Assembly
Local Woes Reported in Brief Obits and Accidents
Mrs. Georgie Rose, 63, of Cincinnati, died from burns while filling an oil stove. Sultana Adileh, aunt of the sultan of Turkey, died in Constantinople leaving a fortune of 20 million dollars to “the sick man.” A shaft ascent at Alba Missouri saw two timbers fall. Oh T. B. Allison, a wealthy mine owner, was killed instantly.
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Georgie Rose
Cincinnati
Sultana Adileh
Turkey
Constantinople
Alba
T. .B. Allison
Pope Leo Suffering From Rheumatic Fever Ailments
Rome reports Pope Leo XIII is seriously ill with rheumatic fever and diarrhoea and faces possible pneumonia. A planned operation on a fistula was performed, with the pope showing some improvement. Cardinals vying for the papacy stir Vatican activity as the ailment traced to a garden airing.
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Rome
Vatican
Gers
Mazzoni
Apology Demanded After University Fight Inquiry
A committee chaired by Messrs Artman Ames and Shideier found Drs Thomas Eastman and Rilas Eastman involved in a Monday altercation with doorkeepers Hutchins Greenan. It obligates the doctors to send a written apology by 10 o'clock Thursday, while doorkeepers are cleared though witnesses testified to prior conduct. The House accepted the report and warned of unspecified action if the apology is refused.
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Messrs
Artman
Ames and
Shideier
Thomas and
Rilas
Hutchins Meal Greenan
E ‘Thomas Eastman
Rilas Eastman
Hutch
Eastmans Press for Another House Apology
Dr. Thomas Eastman said he plans to hire an attorney to compel an apology to the house after a scrap with the doorkeeper. He sent a written apology to the speaker on Tuesday, but it was not presented to the chamber. The committee seeks a second apology from the young physicians.
Railroad Conductor Accused of Violent Throwing Incident
A report alleges a street railroad conductor assaulted a passenger after a tagging incident. The matter involves Saes for 16 dollars and John W. Newton claiming damages of 10 000 dollars. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fire department answered record 107 alarms last month
The fire department answered 107 alarms in the last month, a department record. Chemie 1 alone responded to 59 fires, a high share of the total workload, indicating an unusually heavy period for the service.
Miners Strike and City News Across The Nation
A general miners strike grips Indian Territory with a thousand granite-cuttersJoining events include Havana’s new police force of 1 00 strong taking duty Louis Gimm the cyclist hospitalized in San Francisco after a serious condition Australia arrives with 44 sick soldiers from Ka and New York regiments Clark Simmons and John Rexroad of Mansburg West Virginia duel leaves Rexroad near death Lillian Burkhart the comedienne badly burned in Kansas City Margaret Foraker senator ill in Hillsboro Ohio aged 79 Lord George Hamilton India secretary becomes vice president Hobart sweeps Pat Tl area with gas electric and power control facing illegitimate infiltration
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Indian Territory
Quincy
Mass
Havana
Louis Gimm
San Francisco
Australia
New York
Clark Simmons
John Rexroad
Mansburg
W. Va
Rexroad
Lillian Burkhart
Comedienne
Kansas City
Margaret Foraker
Foraker
Hillsboro
O. She
George Hamilton
India
Afghanistan
Hobart
Pat Tl
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