Aguinaldo guarded as offer to surrender discussed
Washington reports Aguinaldo’s manifesto urging surrender and American sovereignty. War officials trust General MacArthur to obtain the address. Aguinaldo’s demands and conspiracies to thwart his safety are noted as authorities plan cabling the address for submission to the president.
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MacArthur
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President McKinley Orders Alcatraz Prisoners Released
An order from President McKinley directs about 250 prisoners on Alcatraz Island to be released to join their regiments. The release aligns with mustering out of the units, enabling homegoing with their comrades. The prisoners are to depart on the date their former regiment is discharged.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Alcatraz
Turner's Ocean Scene May Join Frick Collection
Pittsburg April 13 H O Frick who paid 90000 for Dagnen Bauveet s Christat Emane contemplates spending 96000 on another Turner ocean scene. He recently acquired one Turner work in America and, if purchased, Pittaburg would hold two of Turner s paintings. The scene shows a view of the ocean with ships under full sail and is praised for technique and light.
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Turner
Falk
Pittsburg
H O Frick
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Christat Emane
Themi
Frick
America
Creaceus to Meet The Abbot in August Race
Toledo April 13 George H Ketcham secures a match race for his trotting stallion Creaceus 2 04 with purse 10000 and side bet 12000 against The Abbot on Brighton track during the week of August 15. The bet has been posted.
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Geo MacArthur
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Philippine Islands
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Planned presidential trip and regional politics details
Washington reports outlined plans for a western presidential trip with Senator Garter and Mr Bache leading a Yellowstone park tour from May 20 for three days, then routing to Anaconda and Salt Lake City with several Kansas stops. Other items include a consular health update from Dawson City, a Minnesota legislature session note, and various local government and infrastructure updates.
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Topeka
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Junction City
Floods threaten towns as rivers rise across Kansas
Streams along the Arkansas and Smoky Hill rivers swell to near flood stages with portions of Gypsum City and Lenape inundated. Tracks and road beds suffer, trains slow to a crawl, and a steel bridge approach washed out. Arkansas City foresees further rises, while Des Moines reports large land offers in play, and a New York note covers wills and religious disputes amid turmoil.
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April Shaw
Order Des Moines Citiz
Beaumont
Tex
Gov. Shaw
Pan American Exposition to Close Sundays
Officials say the Pan American exposition will be closed on Sundays though no formal action has been taken. Financial considerations are cited as the main influence in this potential change reported from Buffalo on April 13.
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South Orange Omaha
Neb
Hammond Packing Company
Hammond
Ind
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South Omaha
Hammond and
St. Joseph
Polemical claims against China exceed possible sums
Washington reports indicate global claims on China total well above the cash China can pay. The United States Britain and Japan seek restraint to avoid destabilizing China. Largest claim is Russia at 890 million, Germany 690 to 860 million, US 825 million, total likely above China’s ability to settle.
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State Department
Rockhill
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Wrecking of Christian Church Sparks Arrests Expected
A Stillwater Star report from April 13 states arrests are expected as investigators probe the dynamite wrecking of a new Christian church in Triahoma near Kansas City. The blast injured no one. The split over organ music and sectarian literature in Bundsy School led elders to oppose changes, while younger members built a new church and blame older members for the destruction.
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Triahoma
Freublee
Kansas City
Stillwater
O.T
Saya
New Christian Church
House of God
Krupp Group to Discharge Thousands of Workers
Berlin reports Krupp aims to lay off about 5,000 at Essen Buckow and Kiel plants after already dismissing 4,000 since October. Dusseldorf Echardt works also expected to cut output as the nation endures a grim industrial mood with one fourth of Berlin workers underutilized. Many face acute distress amid hopes for improvement.
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Essen
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Echardt
Dungeldorf
First Degree Verdict in Murder Case at Underwood's Landing
James G Greene found guilty of first degree murder for killing F W Benjamin at Underwood's Landing in March. He fired through a window while Benjamin sat with Mrs Nellie Brown, former fiancée of Greene, at a ballroom setting.
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Brevenson
Wash
James G. Greene
F W Benjamine
Underwood's Landing
Green
Benjamine
Nellie’ Brown
Porto Rican Affairs How Prospects Improve Under New Policy
Senator Foraker says Porto Rico is in a more prosperous condition than in 200 years and taxes are light. He cites correspondence with influential figures and testimony before committees noting 200,000 to 300,000 interior residents living in extreme destitution in huts with scarce utensils, hoping for better governance.
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Poraker
Ohio
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Marte Hieaml
United States
Semidor Foraker
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Porte Rien
Battle With Burglars in Mount Washington Home
Thomas Kahne, a Mount Washington grocer, was killed when three burglars stormed his home to chloroform his wife. City Detective Patrick Fuyverall died in a follow up fight at Fulton Street. A robber named Edward Wright was wounded. two women and the male suspect were arrested. diamonds and loot valued at 400 to 1000 recovered.
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Thomas D. Kahne
Mount Washington
Fulton Street
Patrick Fuyverall
Edward Wright
Fragerald
Africa for Africans unrest and prison escapes amid protests
A London dispatch reports native ministers in Pietermaritzburg preach Africa for Africans stirring anti European sentiment. General Kitchener notes mounted infantry capture of Commandant Bresla while four men are jailed for a Weatherford murder with lynching feared. Pemberton’s body to be sent to Glaycow after robbery motive emerges.
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Gold Found From Disappeared Liner Heist
Bremen reports a treasure of gold stolen from North German Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosser Steamer vanished aboard is recovered by a ship steward during cleaning near the setland cabin. Investigators and Herman Winter of Osricha Company confirm recovery and vow a thorough probe into the theft with shipboard coding suggesting crew involvement but lacking decisive details.
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Setland
New York
Liody Steamship Company
Herman Winter
Oslricha & Comparry
Goebel killing discussed as crowd planned trip to Frankfort
In the Riptey trial W P Reeder testified about talks with Caleb Poweta and Charlea Floley regarding a July 25 Frankfort trip. He said Finley warned of a possible fight and a Goebel killing. Wharton Golden described organizing the mountain army with Powers funding it and a conversation with Governor Taylor about backing Republicans. January Caleb Powers allegedly said killing Goebel could settle the contest, with hundreds from the mountains and a pardon promised to the shooter.
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British Com Cootines to Bay and Shto Horses
A dispatch reports a U S judge dismissing a Boer seizure suit in New Orleans aimed at blocking shipping of males and horses to the British army in South Africa. Also notes embezzlement confession by W H Huseman and a Colorado Springs corner stone event for President McKinley.
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Par Sepge
United States Superior Court
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Woman halts wreck by warning on Chicago line
From Louisianas Star special Mrs Anthony Roy living in Sny Bottom near Knoss prevented a serious freight wreck on the Chicago and Alton railroad by spotting a burning low head bridge east of her home. She waded through three feet of water to warn the train and sent her daughter with a red skirt to fog trains from that direction. The bridge was destroyed but her warning saved the freight. Also noted are grain quotes and the death of Dr Wai F McClell leads in Denver aged 80 who arrived in 1882 and influenced early psychiatry reporting.
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Knoss
Chicago & Alton Railroad
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