Aguinaldo Still Prisoner Eager for U S Visit
Washington reports after a cabinet talk Secretary Root sent instructions to Gen MacArthur on Aguinaldo. The insurgent leader remains a prisoner and will be treated kindly but not released unless he fully accepts amnesty terms and allegiance. He seeks assurances and a chance to visit the United States, with pacification of the islands a goal if feasible under U S interests.
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Washington
Root
Gen. MacArthur
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
War Department
Jng
United States
Manila
Robert P. Hughes
Banga
Panay
Kobbe
Mindango
Gath
Arel-lane
Emelio Aguinaldo
Sill
Malacanan Palace
Arellano
Philippine Commission
Taft
America
Senor Arellano
Ted
Ajeui+ Inaido
Alegiance
Igver
New York
Werald
Philippines
Agui‘laldo
Agreement Cuts U S Canada money order rate to domestic
Washington reports a new pact lowers the postal money order rate between the United States and Canada to three tenths of a percent from one percent. The change expands eligible offices to 20,000 and could triple border trade. similar deals may follow in the Philippines Cuba and beyond. A separate note from Buda Pesth records southeastern Hungary facing earthquake shocks that toppled several houses.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Prestat
Philippines
Cuba
Buda-Pesth
Hungary
Recall Of Veto Upsets Court Commission Plan In Nebraska
Lincoln April 4 Gov Dietrick recalls veto on Supreme Court commission funding and two year nine assistant post for justices will stand. Governors pleas from lawyers urged reversal as docket backlog grows while deputy state librarian funding remains and library doors reopen. Capetown plague tally rises as corpses found and 107 deaths reported. Easter care event invitation extended to Marshall residents for Thursday and Friday.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dietrick
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
Ticea
Cape Town
Moorish captives and ransom prayers in medieval Europe
Fragmentary text discusses Moorish pirates capturing Christian villagers, ransom funds collected as a religious duty under Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes, and the era's Christian devotion to freeing captives. It also notes German imperial oration, and a brief ad for Rocky Mountain Tea and Easter dyes.
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Astisias
Princ Charles of
Tourbon
Civen
Dsc
Maria de Lis
Mercedes
Marty
Spain
Don
Euurope
Euurope. In Thas
United States
Mediterranean
Mahomet
Our Lady of Ransoms
China Rejects Manchurian Convention Formal Note
Canton and Peking report a formal Chinese refusal to sign the Manchurian convention. Li Hung Chang is said to have been removed from influence, with Russia now opposed by Beijing and Washington watching closely for further moves on indemnities and fort disarmament.
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China
Hyaake
Rensonna
Peking
Nussia
Li Iung Chang
Russia
Prince Ching
Hung Chang
Canton
Washington
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Li Wang Chang
Manchuria
Rockhill
Hay
Gulf of Pechile
Taku
State Department
United States
Allen
Seoul
McLeavy Brown
Brown
Englishman Quoted In Corean Customs Case
Englishman charged with managing the Corean customs depot and rumored removed under Russian influence. The settlement likely reinstates the official, easing a potential US Russia clash as the American minister’s report notes Crown’s removal would hurt American trade in Corea.
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Corean
Snowstorm Halts Pittsburgh Streetcars Delays Trains
A major snowstorm battered Pittsburgh on April 4 causing widespread damage estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars. All streetcar service was halted as wires and poles failed, several neighborhoods reports of downed lines and stalled traffic, with trains from the east hours late due to heavy snow in the mountains. Local towns, including Wilkinsburg and McKeesport, faced business standstills and extensive infrastructure disruption.
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Pittsburgh
Telegraph
Telephone Companies
Teason
Central District
Ellsworth Avenue
Amberson Avenue
Craig Street
Center Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ellsworth
Forbes Avenue
Craft Ave
Not & Cur
Brady Street
Fifth Avenue
Elsworth Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Braddocks
Homestead
Duquesne
McKeesport
Elf
Allegheny
Federal Street
Mount Washington
Sensational shooting in Kingston court during dispute
A Times-Star report from Chattanooga says in Kingston court Hon. Sam A Brazeale and James J Littleton exchanged six shots apiece with no fatalities. Both are leading Second District Republicans, tied to Brazeale's mayoral bid after Littleton criticized his speech. Both men were placed under arrest.
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Cincinnati
Times-Star
Chattanooga
Kingstah
Sam A. Brazeale
Ton
James J. Littleton
Littleton
Brazeale
Kingston
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Johnson
Wichita
Ken
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Germany
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Reichstag
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Chisage Times-Herald
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Sil
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Wood
Victoria
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George F. Baer
Harris
London
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de Kock
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Louis Botha
Louisville
Chaddick
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Tennessee
Mississippi
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Kirksvills
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Youngstown
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Earl of Orford
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Bo Wets
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