Aguinaldo Captured As Uprising Crumbles In Philippines
Manila reports Aguinaldo was quietly transferred to the Pasig river and disembarked at Malacanang palace. The capture triggers surrenders by Morong insurgents and Macabebe scouts, with offers of medals and rewards for participants. Aguinaldo, detained in a palace wing, befriends officials and weighs peace amid American sovereignty.
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Manila
Vicksburg
Corregidor Island
Corregidor
Aguinaldo
Pasig
Malacanan Palace
Geronimo
Morong
Luzon
J. Milton Thompson
San Mateo
Cailles
Was
United States
San Vincente
Ilocos Province
Benjamin H. Randolph
Gilbert A. Youngberg
Third Artillery
Attempt to Bribe a Clerk to Steal the Insurance Bill
Denver reports a bribe attempt during Senate recess last night to derail H. B. 3 by paying John Connolly, docket clerk, $300 to deliver the engrossed bill to the giver. Connolly refused, alerted Lieutenant Governor Coates, and a Senate probe was ordered. The tax on insurance premiums was raised to 3 percent, and a committee with Senators Seldomridge Ward and Buckle will investigate.
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Denver
Colo
Senate
John Connolly
Connolly
Coates
Seldomridge
Wohitford
Capitol
Whitford
Supreme Court
Kelly
Ward
Buckle
Coal strike averted in Pennsylvania miners decide against strike
Wilkesbarre Pa March 30 the executive committee of the miners held at Hazleton earlier this month was empowered to call a strike if needed but chose not to declare one The planemaker Mitchell urged cautious policy noting meetings with anthracite operators and a possible joint conference Miners and business leaders welcome the peaceful settlement Rev E S Phillips Hazleton praising the outcome
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Wilkesbarre
Hazleton
Mitchell
New York
E. S. Phillips
Ile
Cancer Parasite Linked to New York Study
Buffalo March 30 Prof H R Gaylord of the University of Buffalo in charge of the New ark state cancer laboratory announced that cancer is caused by an animal parasite located in the laboratory. He noted the parasite develops cultures slowly, explaining past difficulties in identification.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Newark State Cancer Laboratory
H. R. Gaylord
University of Buffalo
Gaylord
Santa Fe to Spend 4 Million on Improvements This Year
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway will invest 4 million dollars in year plans include better lines and terminal facilities at Kansas City, new shops at Topeka, new passenger depots at Guthrie and Oklahoma City, and many small depots. About 900 miles of telegraph wire will be strung mainly from Albuquerque west to San Francisco along branch lines with substantial coverage in Texas.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Alchion, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
TbikRierque
San Francisco
Texas
Carrie Nation
Nick Chiles
Nation
Hazen
Grand Rapids
Charles R. Flint
New York
J. P. Morgan
August Belmont
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas
County Assessors Meet in Denver State Session Opens
Denver March 30 The annual meeting of Colorado county assessors opened at the county courthouse. Committees were appointed to study general valuations for coal lands and non producing mining lands. An executive session followed as the body aims for a uniform tax valuation across counties. Hugh Taylor of Douglas county presided. 31 counties represented.
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Denver
Colo
Court House
Ass S
Hugh Taylor
Douglas County
Association
E.H. Stevents
Weld
M. G. Osborne
Larimer
H. Alexander
Arapahoe
Price
la Plata
W. Gwis
Jefferson
J. A. Webber
Boulder
B. B. Sipe
Las Animas
William Bridges
Fremont
A. M. Thomas
Gunnison
H. J. Curtis
Delta
G. W. Lysight
Teller
C. P. Linck
Park
R. Co. Callen
Lake
Richard Murley
Gilpin
George Myers
Clear Creek
New Railroad Begun in San Pedro to LA Terminal Railway
San Pedro March 30 The Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad begins construction by laying seventy five pound rails along the present right of way of the Los Angeles Terminal Railway. After completion the company plans to continue the line to pass through the mountains.
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San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Los Angeles Terminal Railway
General Cook Improving From Denver in New York
General G. W. Cook of Denver was reported improving at a New York hospital last night at 11 o clock. His wife arrived from Denver today and went to the hospital to visit him, indicating steady progress after his illness.
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General Cook
New York
Denver Republican
G. W. Cook
Denver
Reward of Bravery in Pekin Mission for Titus
Washington March 30 A petition signed by all officers of the Fourteenth Infantry asks Adjutant General Corbin to appoint Musician Calvin P Titus of Company E as a cadet at large to the military academy He is credited as the first American soldier to enter Pekin during the China troubles The petition contends Titus would make an excellent officer if given West Point and a commission on graduation.
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Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Infantry
Corbin
Calvin P. Titus
Pekin
China
Military Academy
West Point
Titus
Telegraphic Brevities Spark Wide Rail and World News
A digest of brief items covers a 100 mile Oregon Short Line branch plan from Blackfoot to Houston Idaho Iola Kansas and East Las Vegas New Mexico plus free delivery starting July 1. Other notes include sale value of Chicago drainage canal stone at 2 million, Buffalo Pan American stamps going on sale May 1, a Niagara Falls fire bridge collapse, a proposed Fremont monument in Washington, a Massachusetts woman’s killing spree, post rate changes with Cuba, army ration updates, Wabash fares cut in Michigan, Cape Town plague growth, Weyler reforms, Sembrich’s illness driven tour cancellation, and many other international domestic notices and corporate moves.
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Oregon
Blackfoot
Houston
Idaho
Iola
Kansas
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Chicago Drainage
Niagara Falls
Washington
John C. Fremont
Lizzie Naramore
Cold Brook
Massachusetts
United States
Cuba
Michigan Supreme Court
Wabash Railway
Michigan
Cape Town
South Africa
Weyler
Ireland
Tien Tsin
China
Stonehouse
London Missionary Society
Stanley
Floyd Graham
Tomlinson
Lansing
Perry
Philippines
Luzon
New Texas
New York
Standard Oil Company
Beaumont
Texas
H. F. Gray
Los Angeles
California
Mexico
Frederick A. Muhlenburg
America
Reading Pennsylvania
Sae
Muhlenburg College
University of Pennsylvania
Masargan
Morocco
Gummere
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Cigar Times-Herald
Chicago Record
Victor IF. Lawson
Chicago Record-Herald
Lawson
Daily News
Portland
Dispatch
Robertson Raft Company
Pacific Ocean
Oriental Points
Dunne
Circuit Court
Chicago
J. Stonehouse
Whangalo
Hun Ho
Tungan Hsien
Colorado Notes From The State Capital Dispatch
Colorado reports include a deaf mute baseball team this summer and plans to urge President McKinley to visit Cripple Creek. Denver builds a 24 apartment complex with individual phones, Sugar beet acreage near Fowler expands, and a Rio Grande saloon heist nets 37 dollars. Building permits in Denver rise to 484 882 94, while Coal Creek remains at Pueblo. Benajah Phelps celebrates his 101st birthday. Denver bans barter with milk and other goods by minors. A Montrose jury deadlocks in a murder case. two freight trains collide near Apache, killing a head brakeman. Customs revenues rise sharply due to whiskey and tobacco taxes. Salvation Army women raid Victor saloons. Florence oil field expands with a new well near Florence. Bijou Basin Cheese Factory planned near Pey ton j with 1200 gallons milk capacity. Curator Jerris gains praise for Lewis and Clark centennial ideas. Crystal Springs Brewery in Boulder sold for 100 000, with expansion planned. Pueblo counterfeit case yields seven to eight years for Sayers and Hyman. McCormick’s Denver bout cited. Louise Moore dies after hearing the news.
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Colorado
Cripple Creek
McKinley
Great Gold Camp
Denver
Fowler
Rio Grande
Packard
Denver Baseball Club
Agricultural Department
The
State Agricultural College
Charter Oak
Hartford
Connecticut
State Museum of War
Capitol
William A. Fuller
Coal Creek
Florence
Pueblo
Lamar Building and Loan Association
G. J. Garvin
Morten Strain
C. C. Huddleston
I. L. Maxwell
A. Bent
J. Myers
W. Johnston
Benajah
Phelps
Colorado Springs
Johnson
Thompson
Montrose
Apache
Edward Miller
Goodlow
United States Custom House
Satayvation
Victor
Peyton J
el Paso
Bijou Basin
Francis Capell
Jerris
State Historical Society and Museum
Capitol Building
St. Louis
First National Bank of Boulder
Oldest Egyptian kings unearthed at Abydos record near 4800 B C
Reports from Abydos reveal inscriptions and royal names predating Mena including Narma Ka and a king with a fish sign. In the Khasekoum tomb a gold service and ivory artifacts are uncovered, illustrating early royal wealth and artistry. In New York a burglar was vaccinated during arrest, with two health inspectors and two detectives also required to vaccinate.
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Egypt
William C. Winslow
Boston
Egypt Exploration Fund
Petri
Abydos
Mena
Professor Perui
Narma Ka
Deb
Sam
New York City
What Will Become of China Questioned
An old debate describes the qarrel over dividing China and notes the nation’s decline. The piece warns of societal distress in America from ailments and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia constipation blood liver and stomach diseases.
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China
America
Vapor Stove Company forms to control gasoline factories
A gas trades note reports a new Vapor Stove Company trust forming to own gasoline factories nationwide with a capitalization of 3 million dollars. The item, alongside assorted ads and brief quips, reflects early 20th century consumer concerns and publicity.
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The
Vapor Stove Company
NO PRIDE OF DESCENT President Harrison Never Mentioned His Ancestry
William E. Curtis notes in the Chicago Record that General Harrison showed no interest in his ancestry. He did not mention his father a congressman his grandfather a president or his great grandfather a Continental signer. Harrison avoided patriotic societies and froze at mentions of his forebears.
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Harrison
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Congress
United States
Continental Congress
Committee of Correspondence
Virginia
Indianapolis
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Ambitious New Lieutenants Named in Enlarged Army
The Chicago Record notes Frederick Dannemiller of Canton Ohio among new lieutenants in the expanded force. A former private with the Eighth Ohio in the Spanish war he served as orderly at Camp Alger. He once asked permission to dine with the President of the United States and stayed as a guest of the commander. He also requested to have his boots waved so he could return on time to avoid cleaning them.
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Curtis
Chicago Record
Frederick Dannemiller
Canton
Ohio
Eighth Ohio
Melkinley
Young Dannemiller
Camp Alger
Washington
United States
Orp
Imehief
Bine
Rock Island Plans Cheap Colorado Excursions for Season
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific proposes a series of cheap excursions to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo with a one fare plus $2 round trip from Chicago and Missouri River points on specified June to August dates and select September returns. Additional eastbound trips from Colorado points start June 20 with a one fare plus $2 round trip, valid through Oct. 31, with afull tendered-through rates likely lowering overall costs.
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Rock Island
Colorado
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Western
Southwestern
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
Missouri River
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
United States
Rock Island and Pacific
Makes It Easy Victory in a Bohemian Homecoming
A New Yorker greets a returning friend with hearty warmth. The text recalls a Baptist preacher’s dramatic note about resigning upon entering a new field and a Chinese doctor who escapes by swimming after a mismanaged case. The excerpt ends with a charming, informal reunion handshake and questions about the return.
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New York
Fragmented 19th century ad items and sayings
A compilation of stray lines advertising remedies and products appears. It includes Dyspepsia cures, Garfield Tea claims, Russ Bleaching Blue, and a satirical quip about a cycling messenger group in England. No coherent news event is presented.
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Pennsylvania
Colorado Notes
W. E. Sayers
John Hyman
Hyman
James McCormick
Sayers
Tom Sayers
Secret Service
Walker
McCormick
Fred Russell
Leadville
Louise Moore
Polson
Putnam
Chicago Board of Trade
Turkey
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugwises
Te. Hall
George
Cleveland Cider Company
Madison
Lake County
N. J. Mitte
Tex
Cameron & Moore
Gllvets
Geo
Glass Trust
E. W. Grove
Sydney Smith
Adam
Gay
Carter
Piso
Robbins
Maple Street
Norwich
Primley
Bootblack
Lonth
Dr. Shoop
Atx
St. Ann’s-on-the-Sea
England
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