International Dispatches Review Unfolds Global Events
The Telegraph summarizes recent international developments including the New York cruiser ordered to Manila, a strike threat at Pittsburg Traction, and Moroccan demands. It notes wheat and oat crop threats in northern Texas, a New Orleans homicide, and Berlin news from Vorwaerts about Russian army enlistment.
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New York
Manila
Pittsburg Traction
Morocco
Joseph Gunter
Sherman
Texas
New Orleans
John Favalona
Annie
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Russia
Charles D. Pierce
Orange Free State
Paris
Kruger
Supreme Court of Ohio
Arbuckles
American Sugar Refining Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Scotland
aYrd
London
Morgan
Charles Stelle
Steele
Yokohama
Marquis Ito
Japan
Wright Lancaster
John C. Forsythe
Georgia
John C. Boley
Parts
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Goebel
Buenos Ayres
Veterans of Farragut fleet visit Hartford flagship at Brooklyn yard
About 200 sailors from Farragut's fleet and families visited the Hartford at the Brooklyn navy yard to tour the old flagship. Veterans who fought aboard the Hartford in 1862 recalled its wartime service while viewing updated armament and sharing stories with their descendants. The gathering marked the fleet's Mississippi arrival anniversary, with veterans traveling from across the United States and abroad.
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New York
Farragut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hartford
Association of Veterans of Farragut
Mississippi River
United States
Wife of Lieutenant Commander Roper at Iroquois after death
Mrs Jesse Mima Roper wife of Lieutenant Commander Jesse Roper who perished in a Cavite gunboat fire is staying at the Iroquois hotel with her sister and daughter. She received the news with composure but suffers deep mental agony. Secretary Root and Secretary Long sent condolences along with Admiral.
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New York
Jesse Mima Roper
Jesse Roper
Petre
Cavite
Iroquois Hotel
Fay
Boston
Harold Marton
Root
Long
Longest Canal in the World Opens in Arizona
Phoenix on April 3 reports the longest canal in the world is now open with waters from the Colorado River entering at head gates below Yuma. The canal stretches 0 miles and is navigable to small boats used to carry freight to ranchers along the route.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado River
Yuma
How Aguinaldo Was Captured by Funston in 1901
General Frederick Funston recounts the March 23 1901 capture of Emilio Aguinaldo in Palanan Isabela after a covert 90 mile march from Casiguran. The operation used forged Lacuna letters and Macabebe troops to seize Aguinaldo’s household, with Aguinaldo later explaining he was captured by strategy and forged signature.
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Frederick Funston
Emilio Aguinaldo
Associated Press
Aguinaldo
Pantabangan
Nueva Licija
Luzon
Baldomero Aguinaldo
Alejandrino
Funston
Lacuna
Manila
Russell T. Hazzard
United States Volunteer Cavalary
Tacoma
Washington
Harry W. Newton
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Susignan Bay
Burton J. Mitchell
Fortieth Infantry
United States
Vicksburg
Polillo
Casiguran
Province of
Principle
Palanan
Isabella
Hilario Placido
Kansas
Caloocan
Simeon Willia
Alambra
Placido
Willia
Santiago Barcelona
Guam
Palanan Bay
Barry
Trias
Possible U S Venezuela War Looms Amid Rebellion Hints
A San Juan dispatch quotes the Venezuelan consul in New York saying war with the United States seems unlikely if Castro concedes but warns generals Andrade and Pietri may use Loomis recall to spark a rebellion. Philadelphia steamer reports difficulty in averting a revolt.
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New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Venezuela
Castro
Andrade
Pietri
Loomis
Philadelphia
Titus Appointed Cadet at United States Military Academy
Washington April 1 The president has named Calvin T Titus a cadet at large at West Point Titus is noted as the first soldier to scale Pekin wall General Corbin cabled General MacArthur in Manila to send Titus home for the entrance examination at the academy He is to report on the first available transport
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Washington
Calvin T. Titus
United States Military Academy
West Point
Titus
Pekin
Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
Young Titus
Roland Reed Dead Actor Succumbs to Cancer in New York
New York March 3 Roland Reed the actor died in the city Saturday at his mother in law Mrs Rush home after a battle with stomach cancer. He had undergone several operations seeking relief. His death was described as peaceful.
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Burlington
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Philippine Islands
London
Kieff
Emma Robinson
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
Pennsylvania
Columbia
S. C
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Commerce of
New York
U. S. Treasury
Gage
Amur
Skagway
Dawson
Gold Run
Eureka
Peter Karpovitch
Bogoliepoff
Mobile
Ala
Morris
Bressinger
Gulfport
Miss
Davis
Cisco
Grand County
Colo
John Seiman
Payson
Utah
E. E. Campbell
Moab
Spokane
Monroe Street
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
J. Pierpont Morgan
August Belmonth
W. Seligman
J. Seligman
New York City
Roland Reed
Reed
Rush
Ultimatum Shocks China Over Manchurian Pact
Washington reports Russia pressured China to sign the Manchurian agreement or risk breaking diplomatic relations. Chinese factions debated acquiescence versus rejection, Li Hung Chang favored Russia while southern viceroys Chan-chi-tung and Liu-Kun-Yi opposed. Chinese minister Yang-Yu’s legation accident delayed action, heightening tension and urgency in Beijing.
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Washington
China
Russia
United States
Li Hung Chang
Chan-chi-tung
Liu-Kun-Yi
Yang-Yu
Legation
Trade Report Shows Bright Outlook for Spring Industry
Bradstreet's weekly trade summary reports a cheerful business tone across sectors as the first quarter closes with activity above previous periods. Building, lumber, and hardware demand rise, iron and steel prices advance, wool, boot and shoe, cereals, and wheat export demand strengthen, while railways show heavy merchandise flow and overall failures dip to 189 domestically and 28 in Canada.
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Bradstreet
Busines
Boston
Montana
Scandal in Manila Over Commissary Frauds Unfolds
In Manila April 1 sensational frauds in the commissary depart ment draw attention away from Aguinaldo. Capt Frederick J Barrows and several commissary sergeants clerks contractors and hotel and bakery principals are under arrest. Thousands of sacks of flour bacon and other government stores found with unauthorized people. Allegations include large losses in transit and a $100000 monthly contractor operation. Lieutenant Street leads the inquiry under Colonel Wilbur.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Frederick J. Barrows
Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry
Department of Southern Luzon
Hotel Orient
United States Army
P. K. Street
Forty- Sixth Volunteer Infantry
Wilbur
Troopers Repel Insurgents at Mala Bar Cavite Province
Lieutenant Warren Dean with 30 men of Troop C Sixth Cavalry faced about 200 insurgents from the Sunga mountains in Cavite. In the engagement 18 insurgents were killed and two Americans wounded. The insurgents retired thereafter. No new announcements concerning Aguinaldo.
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Manila
Warren Dean
Malabar
Sunga
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Earthquake Causes Panic at Dolmabahtache Palace
A quake yesterday caused panic during the Bairon ceremony at the Dolmabagtache palace as officials passed the di Ge Ger, prompting an immediate exit from the palace.
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Dolmabagtache
Market Prices for Wheat Poultry and Livestock in Pacific Northwest
Tacoma and Portland report steady prices across commodities. Grain from Spokane mills lists club wheat at 44 to 45 cents per bushel bulk and sack, bluestem at 47 cents bulk, 49 cents sack, red at 42 cents bulk, 44 cents sack. Livestock show beef cattle and hogs with varied weights and dressings, poultry prices range from live to dressed rates, and assorted hides, pelts, and wool values.
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Spokane
Antiimperialists meet at Faneuil Hall in Boston
A large audience denounced McKinley and applauded Agui naldo at the Antiimperialistic League gathering in Faneuil Hall. Col Charles R Godman presided with Edwin Atkinson Erving Wirtson Moorfield Storey Robert Treat Payne among speakers. Audience enthusiastic and excitable throughout.
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McKinley
Aguinaldo
League
Faneuil Hall
Charles R. Godman
Edwin Atkinson
Erving Wirtson
Moorfield Storey
Robert Treat Payne
Godman
Boutwell
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