Insular Affairs and Philippine News Across World
Civil government in the Philippines slated for July. Aguinaldo and 340,000 war funds captured by American forces. Reports of Cuban constitutional conventions, Manchuria pledges, Porto Rico emigration, and political reshuffles in Chicago. Notable deaths include George Q. Cannon, W. Randolph, and others. various crimes, trials, and corporate moves fill the page with dispatches from around the globe.
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Manila
Philippines
Washington
Manchuria
James McKiney
Young
United States
Porto Rico
Japan
Wat
Shippiig
Aguinaldo
J. D. Taylor, Jr
Tung Fu Liang
China
Shensi
Taft
The Death of Apostle George Q Cannon in Monterey
In Monterey California Apostle George Q Cannon of the Mormon church died after a period of nervous illness. The body was sent to Utah for embalming, and the funeral arrangements included notable attendees such as former United States Senator Frank J Cannon and members of the Cannon family.
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Patnex
Rice
New York
Ankirahso
Percy L. Johnson
Veat Alexica
Pendleton
Saples
Academy
Robert McIntyre
St. James’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Frank Bristel
Washington
P. Cadman
George Thurber
Cho Board of Tree
Florida
Monterey
Cal
George @ Cimon
Cannon
Utah
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Frank J. Cannon
Brigham Young
Anostle Cannon
Hs Nephew
Tragic train ride ends in unconsciousness and deaths
Reports list a man 38 from Durand and a 31 year old Major Palmer dying suddenly in the Midwest. Other obituaries note editor Willam Youmans of Popular Science Monthly, Rev. Martin Dowling, and wealth fortunes from Wall Street speculation. International and royal events are touched upon, including Berlin unrest, Denmark’s king, and the Russian educational reform proposal.
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Hastings
Minn
la Crosse
Thurber
George T. Palmer
Rybrsd
Durand
Sixteenth Infantry
Buise City
Palmer
Willam Jay Youmans
Popular Science Monthly
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Fara
Tara
N. Y
Wisi
York
Martin II. Dowling
Port Chester
Wall Street
Father Dowling
Ireland
al Sloan
St. Mary's Church
Fort
Chester
Wygan
Speculata
Widow and Daughter Praise Dodd's Kidney Pills Power
A testimonial from Mrs Keys and her daughter recounts relief from chronic back pain neuralgia and other ailments after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. They credit the remedy with restoring life quality and note the mother of 74 also benefited, urging others in Todd County to consider its effects.
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Thartes Kaya
Clarlsey
Mina
Gisiguys
Ani
Feys
Dodd
Muzzled Ducks Quiet on Santa Fe Baggage Run
A Kansas man hauling ducks from western Kansas to Kansas City found a novel way to sleep through the night. He muzzled five ducks with rubber bands after each layover to silence their quacking. The next morning, commission men protested when ducks arrived with bands around their bills. Kansas City Star.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kansas
Hutch Inton
Commission
Kansas City Star
Woman Takes Carbonic Acid in Wisconsin Suicide
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on April 11 Mrs George W Lackin aged about 40 committed death by self to suicide by taking carbaric acid She leaves behind two husbands at Wilton stating the startling circumstance of bigamy and bereavement amid local inquiries into the case
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Eau Claire
Wis
George W. Lackin
Wilton
Fierce Kentucky Mountain Clash Leaves Four Dead or Wounded
In Whitesburg Kentucky on April 1 a clash between Sheriff John W Wright and his deputies and a gang who killed Mrs Jemina Hall and her son resulted in two deaths and two wounded among the posse. Morgan Reynolds Isaac Porter Creed Porter and Geo Newsome were cornered on a mountain rendezvous and opened fire. William Wright 18 and Isaac Millard 21 were killed and others injured as more than 300 shots were exchanged at close range. Governor Beckham was asked for troops but later said none were needed.
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People's Gas Light and Cok Company
Chicago
Newton Chignel
Hoy
Akron
Bressy Gaul
Texas
Claes Andétas Estberg
New Orleans Express
Bradley
Luce
James P. Wilberow
New York
Carnerien Steel Company
Loomis
Loomis Gailed
la Guayre
Scarpion
State Department
Venezuela
New
Maoig Central
Champaign
AL Gitawa
Columbus
Hoe
Waukegan
Charles A. Boutelle
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Meg
Prudence Smith
Jane McNett
Kaugas Clay
Kan
United States
Clark
Oregon
California
Cured Fruit Association
San Jose
Cal
Phen
Jules Dixon
New Jersey Court Appeals
Whit State
Ixsus
Whitesburg
Sherif John W. Wright
Jemina Hall
Boon's Fork
Millstone Creek
Wright
John
Morgan Reynolds
Igaac
Creed Porter
Geo. Newsome
Poys
Newcome
Isaac Porter
Oficer
Greed Porter
John Reynolds
Dumber
Reynolds
William Wright
Isaac Millard
Osborne
Young Wright
W. S. Wright
Vanishing Cayuse and Jack Rabbit Threat Discussed
Arizona Republican notes long honored cayuse mustangs fading from the ranges due to inbreeding, price shifts, and repurposing by stockmen. It warns jack rabbits face extinction as civilization and hunting pressure intensify, with ponies and rabbits being removed from western deserts and used as cattle range provisions or bartered fates.
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Great
Southwest
America
Texas
New Mexico
Arizon
Ife Ventural
Desert
Arizona Republican
Tattooed Women in Fashion Spread in London
The craze for Japanese style designs on arms and shoulders has spread among women with leisure time. An English dancer sparked the trend with a butterfly tattoo on her upper arch, making delicate flesh tones fashionable. Old tattooing was crude and often irritated the skin.
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London
Tattooing Trends Gripped by New York Fashion
The article notes a surge in tattooing among New York’s fashionable set. Modern methods use electrical devices to etch designs painlessly with colored inks, many inspired by Japanese artistry. Popular motifs include butterflies, snakes, religious symbols, portraits, landscapes, and names, often drawn by morning to night busy tattooists.
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New York Sun
New York
Spooner Urges Swift Army Appointments for Wisconsin Men
Senator Spooner visited the War Department in Washington on April 23 to press for the rapid appointment of several Wisconsin men he has recommended for army positions.
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Spooner
Washington
Senador Spooner
War Department
Wisconsin
Army
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News OF the World
W. Randolph
Miles
E. & Whitesmth
Nes Moines Mail and Times
Darlington
Susina A. Harding
Abner Giarding
Monmouth
J. P. Morgan & Co
D. J. Hammon
Youthu
Mich
Legis
Battle Creek
Hull
Conger
Iowa
Henry Ivison
John Brailes
Wil Black
Henry Wilson
Magnolia
Ark
Ivy Young
Buckner
Columbia County
Frank Mage Oxden
P. D. Armour
Ciacknnut
Benjamin Forst
New York Consolidated Exchange
Hoffman
Wichita
Edward Line
Ty Ad
Robinson
Conrad Krug
Sluttig Mos Tanufacturing Company
Ary Koods
Julius Meyers Sons
Richmond
E. Raa
EB. M. Bisfeld
George Q. Cannon
Ven
Berlin
Christian
Denmark
le Slecla
Dreyfuiite Orgiin
Paris
G Mo Agnew
Gainsborough
Totha
Dewet
William
Potsdam
Germany
Kentucky
W. 5
Taylor
Frenc Ivelian
Loubes
Toulon
Villefranche
Vienniian
House of Representatives
Dole Hewanse
Alvices
Benghazi
Caitan
Wadai
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cherbouns
Mgr
Reginald Pio de Ray
Ysond
Aucelia
Martinelli
GANG
Beckham
Theas
Sciatica and
Lumbago
St. Jacobs Oil
Security
Carter
Jey
Cartersittle
Leaver
Larpa Boltias
Ely
Ofey
Remoran
Warren Siteut
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