Peace Manifesto Signed by Aguinaldo Amid Talks
From Moeslia comes word that Aguinaldo reportedly signed a peace manifesto this morning drafted by Chief Justice Arellano. Objections arose to two clauses, with substantial debate to resolve the issues as authorities remain uncommunicative. In other reports, insurgent Colonel Abs surrendered with 13 officers and 83 men at Subig Bay, while General Malvar with 200 men eyes a nearby surrender at Silang Cavite.
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Mantle
Aguioaldo
Arellano
Aguinaldo
Abs
Scambales
Manotl C Goodrell
Olongapa
Subig Bay
Malvar
Silang
Cavite
Goat kills buck over missing wallet money
Geneva New York April 9 Edward L Arnold a farmer near the city bought a full blood Angora buck for 2500 after reading agriculture columns. The buck munched his wallet containing seven hundred dollars and other bills totaling 1007. Arnold killed the buck after discovering the theft.
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Geneva
Edward L Arnold
Department of Agriculture
Arnold
Thin City
Arno
Strike Vote Sparks Uncertain Labor Action Across Rail
Reports from New York to Cleveland and Wilkesbarre trace a tense strike vote by Central Railroad of New Jersey employees. Two thirds approval would prompt work stoppage and mine suspensions, as national officers weigh negotiations amid fractured union leadership and cross-region impact.
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Central
New Jersey
Warren
Wilkesbarre
Division of Central Railroad of New Jersey
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Warren Atill
Cleveland
Ohio
Morressey
Central Railway
Madge
Topeka
Nan
UL Madge
Gene
The
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J. M. Murr
Me. Mudge
Third View
Salt company's receiver named in Cleveland
Attorney A. W. Lamon was appointed receiver for the United Salt company of Cleveland at an April 9 hearing. Bond was set at 25,000 dollars. The National Salt company, the salt trust, had recently acquired controlling interest in the local concern. J. M. Henderson, applying for the receiver, argues the salt trust seeks to wreck the Cleveland company, of which he is a shareholder.
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bin Bond
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San Arbor
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Novy
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Grant
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Root
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Florida
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E Street
Pennsylvania
National Theater
Cheap Excursions Spark Rail War Over Rates
The Rock Island announces cheap Chicago to Colorado excursions inviting rival lines to match or beat fares. Torquish rail interests, including The Warlington, pledge to run daily cheap trips to Denver Colorado Springs and Utah points from June to September with round trips from Chicago at 25 dollars and other cities at set rates. The dispute signals a racing battle in passenger fares through the season.
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Tock Island Company
Colorado
Warlington
Rock Island
Turlington
Thirlington
Utah
Western Passenger Association
Bates
Luptington
Honor of Logan Unveiled Statue in Washington
An immense crowd including President McKinley attended the unveiling of General John A Logan’s equestrian statue in Washington. A 1:30 pm parade led by Francis L Gueather guided the president and dignitaries to the ceremony. Veterans and civic leaders filled the crowd as Rev Frank H Bristol offered the invocation.
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John A. Logan
Phale
McKinley
Logan
Francis L Gueather
Fourth Artilery
Peopaylyenia Avenue
White House
Thencar
Iowa Circle
Fourth Artillery Band
Greenvillam Dodge
Society of the Army of Teancsase
Frank Hi Briatol
General Dodge
Franklin Simmons
Master Tucker
Chauncey M Depew
Nban
Mexico to set ore purchase and treatment charges
SRELTICG TRUST is BEXICO Eeroes of All Ores Fixed by the Amer. '-Company Chihuehusa, Mexico, April 9. Representatives of principal ore alterations and ore-buying firms met in Chihuahua to adopt a schedule of ore prices and charges governing purchase and treatment of all ores in Mexico. The move follows American Smelting and Refining Co gaining control of smelters and many top mines in Mexico.
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Amer
Chihuehusa
Mexico
Principel Ameltera
Chihuahua
Maxico
American Smelting and Refining Company
Importing Nut Trees and Feeding Homegrown Growth
Washington reports the Agriculture Department shipped 400 pistachio saplings from Greece to replant in Arizona and New Mexico to save foreign spending. An equal number of filbert trees are being grown domestically due to their quality, while English walnuts also arrived. Annual U.S. nut imports run 2 to 5 million dollars.
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D. G. Fairchild
Agricultural Department
Greeve
Arizona
New Mexico
Fairchild
Greece
United States
Kitchener Reports Pretoria Victory and British Advances
In dispatches from London dated April 9, Kitchener announces Gates of Pretoria captured on April 8 by Plumer, with Pretoria evacuated overnight after explosions. British hold entire northern railway. one officer and one man killed. Boer force attacked near Aberdeen, Cape Colony, stalemated. 75 Boers captured after hours of fighting. Separate item from Santa Fe notes a copper strike at the Oriz mine grant near Gypsey mine in southern Santa Fe County, high grade ore and potential Edison-process testing by Galisteo Mining Company.
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Kitchener
Pretoria
Plumer
Pleseraburg
Pretoris
Fifth Lancern
Imperial Yeomanry
Aberdeen
Cape Colony
Santa Fe
Oriz
Gypsey
Colorado Parties
Colordo
Galisteo Mining Company
Edison
Navy reports insurgent surrender at Olongapo
Navy Department receives Admiral Remey update detailing surrender details on April 4 at Olongapo. Insurgent Col Alba with thirteen leaders and eighty three men yielded to Lieut Col Goodell. Four thousand cartridges and ninety two rifles were surrendered to Goodell with 311 unarmed men who swore allegiance.
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Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Deepartment
Remey
Goodell
Olongac
Alba
Goodrell
No Answer in Pekio on Manchuria Rebellion Lead
April 8 dispatch reports Russia's minister to China De Glers declining further communication with Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang on Manchuria. Mongol prince Olasken, father in law of Prince Tusa, is identified as a key factor in the uprising urging rebel troops toward Sian Fa.
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Pekio
China
de Glers
Ching
Li Hung
Trout tale from a Wisconsin cold storage incident
A Chicago Inter Ocean correspondent recalls 1873 Junction City scenes on Mill Creek Wisconsin. A deer hunt led to a trout catch and a large frozen trout stored in a warehouse. Fire later ruined the building, water-filled the cellar, and 447 thawed speckled trout emerged years later, with two anglers named Frank Blood and Arthur Stortevant cited for verification.
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Mill Creek
Conwal
Wisconsin
Chicago
Roy Rile
Iending
Sam Marson
Iwan
Frank Blood
Arthur Stortevant
Atevens Point
Dugene Sheppard
Heinelander
Quarrel Over Land Wounds Farmer in Coffeyville
A Star special from Coffeyville says H A Heartman a farmer twenty miles west was shot and probably fatally wounded by neighbor Berry after a quarrel over land Berry armed with a Winchester fired at Heartman shooting him through the shoulder. The incident adds to a string of property and violent events reported in early April.
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Swartwood
C. B. Caldwell
Manchester
Lea County
Ash Pind
Chas County
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Eua
Heartman
Berry
New Turbine Vessel on the Clyde at Glasgow
Engineers report a turbine driven vessel building at Dumbarton for the Fairlie Campbeltown service. Dimensions 240 by 30 by 10 feet with promenade deck. three turbines drive three screws. High pressure turbine centers shafts with two low pressure turbines on outer shafts. water turbines inside exhaust ends provide power. Expansion ratio about 125 to traditional triple expansion engines. At 20 knots outer shafts reach 1,000 rpm. ordinary maneuvering uses only outer shafts. The arrangement aims for high power with boilers delivering steam to various turbines and condensers, plus feed heater and auxiliary pumps. Vessel expected to outrun any Clyde boat.
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C. A. Parsons
Gow
Dunbarton
Fairlie
Artificial Silk Advances and Canadian Divorce Move
A Continental update notes three factors in artificial silk production with Germany and France cited as sources. Freund of Frankfurt discusses artificial silk as a substitute for natural silk with advantages and limitations. A Canadian private member introduces a bill to create a national divorce court, amid rising public sentiment influenced by Quebec Catholic authorities and existing provincial limits.
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Ong
Weletan
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Il Tesco
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Europe
Bnt
Frankfort Society of Natural Philosophy
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Nova Scotia
New Berinswick
British Columbia
April cattle and grain market notes and Finnish unrest
The report covers cattle and grain prices with figures for native cattle, calves, cows and heifers, hogs, and sheep in April markets, plus Chicago grain prices for April May and July. It also notes the death of Charter Henton Flagg of United Commercial Travelers and a Finnish government order to seize rebel Finnish munitions, signaling heightened tensions and potential revolt suppression.
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Ohio
Henton Flagg
The
Order of
United Commercial Travelers
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