Aguinaldo is captured by Funston in Isabella Province
Manila reports Aguinaldo, captured three weeks after a daring expedition, is brought to Manila aboard the gunboat Vicksburg with Gen. Funston and other officers. MacArthur plans strict guards and raises hopes the rebellion may end. fate of Aguinaldo to be decided by authorities.
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Aguinaldo
Funston
Isabella Province
Luzon
Baler
Casiguran
Ptadi
Vicksburg
MacArthur
Gen. Funston
Kansas
John Newton
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Admire
Twenty-second | Infantry
Mitchell
Fortieth Volunteers
Harris
Albany
Isabella
United States
Gilmore
Yorktown
Tsabella
Washington
War Department
Taft Commission
Aguinalde
Lloyd J. Smith
Chicago
Indiectments
Chetloin
Dunne and Gibbons
Llady J. Smith
International protest shapes Great Britain US and Japan stance
A British protest via Sir Ernest Satow in Peking tightens opposition to any Chinese convention with foreign powers until China settles its internal troubles. The move aligns Britain with the United States and Japan against Russia’s Ming-Churian accord and hints at delays in signing. Reports from London note Count Lamsdorff accepting a delay edict, with French, Chinese tensions rising and a Japanese cruiser sailing to the far east amid troop and fortifications concerns.
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Japan
United States
Russia
Washington
China
Europe
Ernest Satow
Peking
Hay
Germany
State Department
Suir
Mwnesin
London
Shanghai
The
Standard
Lamsdorff
St. Petersburg
Yangtse
Chang Sha
Hunan
Hwai-Lu
Li Hung Chang
Chi-Li
Bailloud
Isei-Lu
Pinder
Shan-Si
Tha Ko-Ping
Bec Apiericuos
Iwate
Blewick Works
Devonyport
Far East
Indemnity Talks Blocked by German Loan Demand
London reports hindered indemnity negotiations as Germany presses for a loan to China. The Peking correspondent of the Morning Post notes Sir Robert Hart's tax plan would take 20 years to implement amid foreign demands.
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Ant Jeha
London
Peking
Morning Post
Germany
China
Robert Hart
Educational Trust Proposed by Yale President
Stanford University reports Yale President Hadley proposed an educational trust uniting major eastern middle western and Pacific coast universities to reduce waste and promote learning. The plan envisions professors graduates and students collaborating for common good across institutions.
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Stanford University
Cal
Hadley
Yale
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Devastating Train Collision Kills Engineer Jones in Wisconsin
A Chicago and Northwestern wreck near Little Rapids Wisconsin left engineer Harry A Jones of Green Bay dead and seven others injured after a freight train stood on a side track and an open switch sent the northbound passenger train crashing into it. Injured include John Dannellan James L Peterson Ralph Sz Albert Schoettle Dan Gib bon Daisy Rogers Blight and Mrs Hauch. Most victims were taken to St Vincent's Hospital in Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Sentinel
Depere
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Little Rapids
Harry A. Jones
Green Bay
John Dannellan
LL. Peterson
Ralph Szand
Albert Schoettle
Dan Gibbon
Fond du Lac
Daisy Rogers
Appleton
Jones
Dornelian
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kruger Not Coming To America Denied By Pierce
Charles D. Pierce, representative of the Orange Free State, stated in New York that no truth attaches to Paris rumors that Mr Kruger would lecture in this country. A London dispatch reports British casualties in Gen Babington's section, with Boer losses and a pursuit driving the enemy north from Kailiis Kraal.
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New York
Charles D. Pierce
Orange Free State
Paris
Mc. Kruger
London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Maren
Kailiis Kraal
Hanks
Leevwronten
Uilier Oops
Morocco Yields and Northwest Settlement Trends
Washington reports that moral pressure has moved the sultan of Morocco toward negotiating American claims. The cruiser New York is ordered to Manila, with promises the Moroccan court will return within a month. In St Paul, 3,000 new settlers, including 1,600 Dunkards, travel northward. Berlin notes 17 million Germans insured, with 454,451 accidents and 66.6 million marks paid in claims last year.
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Washington
Morocco
New York
Tangier
Manila
State Department
Gummere
Muzagan
Navy Department
Newark
Seek Hooke
St. Paul
Minn
German Insurance Initiatics
Berlin
Imperial Insurance Department
Germany
Dams Fail as Floods Sweep Michigan and New York
Floods from thawing snow and heavy rains ripple across Michigan and New York. A dam eight miles above Lowell on the Grand river gave way and risks further damage as water nears the village. Grand River rises, flooding basements and factories in Grand Rapids. In Dixon creek tributaries, dams failed, flooding Belding, while a Huron river dam at Ypsilanti caused $15,000 in damages to the Ypsilanti Paper Co. Elsewhere, widespread state flood damage reported with rail lines and homes at risk from rising Mohawk and Genesee rivers. Cortland and Norwich areas see crests and isolated injuries.
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Lowell
Mich
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Grand River
Grand Rapids
Dixon Creek
Flat River
Belding
Plat
Grand
Huron
Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti Paper Company
New York
Lfe
Norwich
Delaware & Lackawanny
Mohawk
Adirondacks
Genesee Valley
Genesee
Thiochester
Cortland
Governor's appointments and adjournment actions reported
Springfield and Madison dispatches describe governor appointing Forbes Clark Smith and Hirsch to state boards, with prospects of a judiciary review of the state architect bill. House reconsiderations target sine die adjournment dates while monuments fund and divorce law changes proceed amid political shifts. A Texas fire incident and health ad accompany a patent stomach remedy advertisement.
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Senate Wednesda
Judiciary Committee
Watson
Springfield
House
Trautmann
Senate
Bouse
Bil
John G. Adsras
Stillman’s Run
Ogle County
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Anson Senate
City Council Adjourns After Brief Session
City officials agreed to publish annual reports when completed and heard a Mansion street sewer request. Aldermen Zanger and Palmer were absent. Election commissioners were appointed in a special session after adjournment.
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Common Council
Ing
Zanger
Palmer
Brown
Mansion Street
Sycamore Street
Kalamazoo Avenue
Miller
Withoga
Bordino
S. Fr. Dobbins
George Pryor
Eagle
H.E
Briggs
Court
Agnains
Egeler
Finance Committee
Borltuc
Powell
Gon— Nor
Dean
Mieurchers
Henry Krotzer
Isy
Bordine
F. W. Davis
Bank Burglary Report Circulates In Homer
Homer village records a bank burglary Wednesday night at Homer Banking Company. Suspects fled after doors unlocked, alarm sounded at the bank and residence of Mrs. Thomas Lyons. No vault tampering found. burglars left behind a loaded outfit in a granary. Sheriff Williams and cashier E P Allen notified with no clues.
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Homer
Homer Banking Company
Williams
Thomas Lyons
E. P. Allen
H. O. Cook
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Azores
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Liddle
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Parlia
Sultan Promixed
Dally Ne
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Witness House
Houston
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Heutengutino
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Boon
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Madison Medicine Co
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