Lawton's Field Advance Near Novaliches Reported
Manila dispatch describes General Lawton marching at dawn with North Dakota Regiment and multiple infantry and cavalry units toward Novaliches to outflank insurgents. Rebels harassed the advance with gunfire, suffering heavy losses as U S forces push through the heat and rough terrain.
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Gale
Novalichus Road
Rebula
MacArthur
Mar Lelus
Akote
Novaliches
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Amerfomps
Sharp Alootere
Madness Draft Swindle Hits Arkansas City Merchants
Arkansas City merchants were swindled by a young man claiming to represent W. E. Henderson. Drafts drawn on J. W. Johnson of Henderson, Kentucky, totaled about 100 dollars in small sums. The suspect disappeared days ago. The article also notes a separate case in South Carolina with a lynching verdict pending.
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Rangan
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Indian Territory
Ambarpor Werke
Arkansas City
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Thia Cify
W. E. Henderson
J .W. Johnson
Henderson
Sheriff shot in North Carolina ambush in moonshine raid
Knoxville Tenn April 2 Sheriff O N Dawson of Cook county was killed near the North Carolina line near Walkerville N C during a moonshining raid. Deputy J Dalton was shot through the coat but survived. Moonshiners massed in the mountains and reinforcement was promised for the deputies.
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Dawson
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Walkerville
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Mare Ahi
J. Dalton
Missouri River Flood Threat Tightens Across Kansas City Area
The Missouri River swells to dangerous levels, flooding low lands near St Joseph and Hamburg while Kansans City and St Joseph report rising waters. Squatters move to higher ground as levees edge toward breach and rail lines face washouts. A volunteer defense forms to shield the Burlington line and local towns. In Omaha the river rises again, submerging bottom lands and washing out trackage. In Memphis a judge, M Lewis Clark, commits suicide in a hotel room amid mounting strain from the upheaval.
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Weather Bureau
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Kansas City
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Hamburg
Burlington Road
Burlington d
Omaha
Florence Lake
Algea
Transport Crook to Bring Dead From Cuba to Arlington
A transport ship named Crook has collected bodies from San Juan and will sail to Guantanamo to receive soldiers who died in Cuba. It is due in New York around April 29 and regulations require remains from Cuba to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia. Remains from Porto Rico may be claimed by families.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Aind
Guantanamo
New York
Marine Hospital Service
National Cemetery
Arlington
Porta’ Bloc
Cabinet Denies Rumor on US Philippines Conspiracy
Washington reports a cabinet official denied claims that the cabinet discussed a conspiracy to weaken the United States in the Philippines. He said such charges are erroneous and no personal blame was attached, though differences of opinion among officials were noted.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Long
Senate
Aguinsldo
Trial closes in mutner case of Mrs George in Ohio
The third week of the trial of Mrs. George for the murder of Saxton, brother of Mrs. McKinley, closes. Arguments continue Monday and Tuesday with a possible jury verdict on Wednesday. The defense features the testimony of the defendant’s ex-husband who had previously claimed damages and divorce.
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Ohio
George
Saxton
McKinley
Wildcat slain by Uradleyville boy in river hills
John Vansehsick of Taney county near Uradleyville Missouri killed a full grown wildcat after a dangerous encounter while hiking with a dog in the White River hills. With rocks and a club he subdued the animal and the skull was crushed, the four foot predator becoming a wall trophy for the boy.
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Taney County
Lad
Uradleyville
Bow
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Johnny Ras
Porto Rico Schools Report Shows Low Pay and Gaps
In a War Department report Dr Victor Clark notes American teachers in Porto Rico would earn only 50 dollars monthly with travel from New York. He cites no higher education on the island, scarce textbooks, and schools often held at teachers homes. About 635 schools operate with over 100000 dollars in annual support.
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Secretary of War
Victor
Clark
Porto Rico
New York
Sac Juan
Speakership prospects stir Hull comment in 1800s note
Dow Maines reports Hull says the Town delegation has not decided whom to back for the Speaker of the House. Hopking of Illinois may run, with a bright chance as the West seeks its turn. Sherman comments on McKinley views and his own health recovery in Washington.
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House of Representatives
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Ohio
the Times
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McKinley
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Exchange for Ball Gowns by Society and Stage
A New York gown exchange connects seamen and society women with a plan to repurpose worn gowns. The venture aims to help modern actresses obtain suitable costumes while allowing families to maintain essentials. Charter members include Mrs Harriman, Mrs De Forest, Mrs Roche, Miss Callender, Miss De Forest, and stage figures Miss Lemoine, Elsie De Wolfe, Minnie Maddern Fiske, and Julia Marlowe.
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James Harriman
George de Forest
Burke Roche
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de Forest
Markets by Wire and City Grain Report
Market wires show mixed movement across grain and livestock. Cash prices slip slightly on oats and corn futures ease, with May and July contracts fluctuating. Chicago live cattle receipts remain light while pork bellies show mixed results amid steady dairy prices and butter.
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