Malvar Alone In Field After Noriel Capture In Insurrection
Manila reports Noriel, once a top insurgent general, captured near the coast by Lieut. Frank Bamford of the 28th Infantry with a small guard. Noriel admits the insurrection is over and that remaining leaders flee. Major L. W. T. Waller trial continues for Samar executions. Cholera cases reach 49 with 39 deaths.
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Manila
Noriel
Malvar
Frank 2. Bamford
28Th Infantry
Nobel
Malyar
Bamford
L. W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar Island
Stupendous Speculations by Andrews Revealed at Hearing
Detroit hearing details the vast speculations of Frank C. Andrews, vice president of the wrecked City Savings bank. From 1901 to 1902 he bought and sold millions in stocks and bonds through McLaughlin & Co and Cameron Currie & Co. Amalgamated Copper figures dominate the activity, with large purchases and substantial sale values cited.
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Detroit
Jung
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
McLaughlin & Co
Cameron, Currie & Co
Amalgamated
G A R Post Invited to Memorial Service by St Joseph's
Wakefield reports that for the first time in H. M. Warren Post 12, G A R history an invitation was extended by St Joseph's Roman Catholic church to attend memorial services on May 25 memorial Sunday. The post unanimously accepted the invitation.
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Wakefield
H. M. Warren Post
St. Joseph’s Church
Queen Alexandra to Copenhagen for Danish king birthday
London reports Queen Alexandra will travel to Copenhagen for the April 8 birthday celebration of King Christian IX born in 1818. The royal engagement follows her statement made today in London.
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London
Alexandra
Copenhagen
Christian IX of Denmark
Surprising Results From Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
An internal remedy in tablet form is praised as the safest and most effective catarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, sold for 50 cents, are endorsed by Dr. Ramsdell and Dr. Wainwright for safely removing catarrhal secretions in nose throat or stomach without cocaine or opiates, with many cited cures and favorable pediatric use.
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Stuart
Ramsdell
Wainwright
Senate Debates Oleomargarine Bill and Miles Inquiry
In Washington on March 26 the Senate debated the military appropriation bill under the five minute rule. Burleson attacked Secretary Hay over Boer relief funds and pressed a resolution asking about Gen Miles and his Philippines role. Hitt defended the administration, while other speakers criticized aspects of the bill and naval matters including Schley resolutions and canteen issues.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
Hay
Jboer
Illinois
Hitt
House
Gen
Miles
Philippines
Cooper
Wis
Committee On Insular Affairs
Warnock
Ohio
Secretary of State
State Department
Hiram W. Thomas
South Africa
Great Britain
Dr. Thomas
Dr. Thoman
John O. Knight
Boer Relief Commission
Methuen
Scheepers
Patterson
Kern
Breazeale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Schley
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Senate debates oleomargarine bill in Washington
In Washington on March 26 the Senate debated the oleomargarine tax bill. Senator Hansbrough argued for forcing the industry to reveal its product, while Senator Stewart said the legislation was unnecessary and taxed colored oleomargarine like colored butter. The day’s main speech came from Senator Dolliver who condemned the industry.
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Washington
Senate
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Stewart
Nevada
Dolliver
Iowa
House
Notable Speech On Farm Policy And Farm Life
In a speech, Mr. Dolliver extolled farm life and American farmers while opposing lawlessness and false pretences. Mr. Hoar and Mr. Lodge of Massachusetts argued that backing the bill rested on taxing an evident fraud.
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Dolliver
Hoar
Lodge
Massachusetts
Leprosy Not Contagious Says Dr Hutchinson
London March 26 Dr Jonathan Hutchinson former president of the Royal College of Surgeons has concluded after studying leprosy causes in South Africa that the disease is not contagious and is transmitted through food only. The report notes his return to England and ongoing research findings.
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London
Jonathan Hutchinson
The
Royal College of Surgeons
England
South Africa
Leprosy linked to badly cured salt fish diet
The article cites primary leprosy causes from badly cured salt fish shipped inland from Cape Town and along west and south coasts. Dr. Hutchinson notes rare person to person transmission via contaminated food, not true infection, and urges controls on fish curing, public awareness, and isolation homes during disease risk.
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Cape Town
Hutchinson
Roosevelt vows no deserters honored while in office
President Roosevelt told Captains Bruner and McDonough of Lyttle Post G A R in Washington that deserters from the army or navy would not find favor with him during his tenure. The meeting included resolutions from ex Union soldiers of Cincinnati condemning deserter restoration and praising his vetoes of recent Congress acts. The post plans to present resolutions at the next G A R encampment for veteran appreciation. Separately, a woman in Flint Village claims healing powers, prompting police involvement and a continued case to April 5.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Frank Bruner
Ford McDonough
Lyttle Post
Cincinnati
Congress
Fifty Cents on the Dollar Picture Sale
A dealer at corner John and Merrimack streets offers framed pictures at half price for ten days. In a clearance, 50 and 75 cent pictures go for 25 and 50 cents while $2 pictures drop to $1. Customers urged to come early for best selection. Information attributed to Geo. EB, maker.
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Geo
Mker
John and
Merrimack Streets
Foley's Honey and Tar Turns Grippe Coughs Away
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the rapid cure for grippe coughs with only this remedy deemed equal to the best. Mentions F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter.
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la Grippe
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
Peripatetic Healer Faces Court Complaint
Mrs Albina Adam wife of Louis J Adam of 254 Fourth Street New Bedford appeared in district court March 26 to plead not guilty to a charge of practicing medicine without proper certificates. She had become known among the French residents of Fall River Taunton and New Bedford prescribing for ailments.
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Fall River
Albina Adam
Louis J. Adam
Fourth Street
New Bedford
Taunton
Wood urges Maine wreck raise plan in Havana harbor
General Wood writes to the War Department proposing arrangements to raise the wreck of the Maine from Havana harbor mud. Secretary Root will seek a detailed record and then present the issue to Congress, likely without a recommendation on whether to raise the vessel.
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Washington
Work Begins on New Spinning Mill in Olneyville
Providence March 26 work has started on a foundation for a new spinning mill near the Pocasset mill. The facility will be an addition to the Letcher properties and will provide employment for about 500 workers once in operation.
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Providence
R. I
Olneyville
Letcher
Pocasset
Rathbone Bail Refused in Cuban Postal Fraud Case
Estes G Rathbone former director of posts faced a 10 year sentence and a $25324 fine for Cuban postal frauds. He remained in Vivac prison overnight then was moved to jail. Bondsman Senor Lopez offered to post bonds in any amount but bail was denied.
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Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Audencia
Vivac
Rathbone
Senor Lopez
Table Oil Cloth Bargain From Pollard & Co Basement
Table oil cloth remnants offered at 12 1 2 cents a yard by A G Pollard & Co basement. Prices normally 20 to 25 cents a yard under a trust, with lengths from 1 1 2 to 5 yards. High quality patterns and colors, best for covering tables, limited stock.
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Lieut
Andrews
Denmark
Mr. Burleson
Sec. Hay
MR. Hitt
Avoyisu
Chicago
Messrs, Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Far Easter
Madison Square
Eagle
Manhattan
Norfolk
the New
PPS
Varsity
Central Street
Warren
Rgree Korres
Flint Village
Bristol County
Maine
A. G. Pollard & Co
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