Aguinaldo Takes Oath of Allegiance to United States
Secretary Root reports Aguinaldo sworn to American sovereignty in Manila after meeting with former colleagues. Aguinaldo remains a prisoner of General MacArthur but may gain limited liberty as the war department views the oath as pivotal for pacification of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
Malacanan
de Arellano
MacArthur
Philippine Islands
United States of America
War Department
Nation of Kansas Woman Disgusted by St Louis Visit
Mrs Carrie Nation spent a day in St Louis and left angry at conditions and treatment. She pledged to return after bond in Kansas and warned of more action if needed. She clashed with bartenders, knocked a cigar from a man, gave a Chicago man a rose, and fled the Nation saloon amid gunpoint confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Hper
Cincinnati
Mrs. Nation
Market Street
Nation
President McKinley to travel by six coach train to the Pacific
Washington April 4 The president will tour to witness the launch of the battleship Ghigo aboard a brand new six coach Pullman train. The car lineup includes a baggage coach dining car cabinet office private car and a reporters’ car with clerks stenographers and photographers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Washington
McKinley
McKinsey
Trouble in Warsaw riots stun Russian Poland students
Berlin reports unrest across Russian Poland as University of Warsaw students riot in support of Russia. Riots erupt in Fula as the astronomic institution closes and in Bialystok for a socialist funeral. Militia quells the protests with limited bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Berlin
University of Wa Ww
Fula
Bialystok
Russian Poland
Indians Face Federal Court In Three Noted Trials
Red Ears a Sioux Indian from the Cheyenne river reservation stands trial for the murder of an Indian baby after an October 1900 crime. Gideon Dashman an educated Indian youth is charged with raising postal money orders. Other cases involve Hill City men over timber theft and a Deadwood liquor sale arrest.
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Ed Ears
Gideon Cashman
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States Court
Red Ears
Cheyenne River Reservation
White Cow
South Dakota
Deadwood
Carland
Ralph Parkman
Gideon Dashman
United States
Dashman
Plandreau
Minnesota
Eggleston
Thomas Rodgers
George Turner
Frank M. Hurlbut
Hill City
Black Hills
William Crook
Egan
Federal Grand Jury
Edward Taylor
Flandreau
Oine
Grand Jury
States allocate 2 Percent fire insurance tax shares
South Dakota towns list their annual 2 percent fire insurance tax allocations. Amounts vary widely from Aberdeen 341 dollars to Rapid City 145 and Sioux Falls 879 dollars, with many other towns like Huron 127 and Vermillion 103 contributing.
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Pierre
S. D
Aberdeen
Alcester
Alexandria
Armour
Belle Fourche
Bridgewater
Bristol
Britton
Brookings
Beresford
Canton
Centerville
Chamberlain
Clark
Clear Lake
Deadwood
Dell Rapids
Elk Point
Eureka
Elkton
Flandreau
Garretson
Gettysburg
Groton
Hot Springs
Howard
Huron
Jefferson
Lennox
Lead City
Madison
Mellette
Milbank
Miller
Mitchell
Parker
Parkston
Planktinton
Rapid City
Redfield
Salem
Scotland
Sioux Lls
Springfield
Ee Sturgis
Seton
Tynfall
Valley
Vermillion
Volga
Watertown
Webster
Whitewood
Saloon Breaker Rocks Inn in Sioux Falls Fight
In Sioux Falls South Dakota on April 2 Latt Howie smashed two plate glass mirrors at the Wayside Inn owned by George Forde, alleging a real estate commission dispute. Howie entered the saloon while the owner was away and threw rocks after quarrel. Future developments expected.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Wayside Inn
George Forde
Carrie
Howie
Wife and son found dead from coal gas in Sioux Falls
Han nah Holland and her 11 year old son Daniel were found dead in a single room home from asphyxiation after a coal gas burner failed to vent. Joseph Holland, the husband, survived briefly but gas exposure proved fatal for his wife and child. The family had moved to Sioux Falls from Buxton, North Dakota a decade ago.
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Sioux Falls
SL. D
Hannah Holland
Joseph Holland
Daniel
Holland
Bos
Sue Holland
Sivus Falls
Buxton
N. D
Governor to Name Code Commission Appointees
Governor Herreld is expected to arrive Thursday to finalize appointments for code commissioners. Listed candidates include E. F. Taubman Fisk from Gettysburg Harvis Yankton H G Tilton Ver fon E Deland Pierre S S E i Springs ed Granthans Glass Watertown and Soux Falls.
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Herreld
Weeg
Pierre
S. C
Herr
FE. T. Taubman R
Fisk
Gettysburg
Harvis
Yankton
H. G. Tilton
Verfon
E. Deland
S&s. E
I Springs
Ed Granthans
Glass
Watertown
Soux Falls
License element wins out easily at Elk Point election
Elk Point South Dakota held an April 3 city election with license ticket candidates winning majorities. Mayor John Coverdale was re elected and most license ticket officials secured votes, while propositions for water works and a gasoline lighting system passed by wide margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
S. D
John Coverdale
John Mclirath
M. Hoffman, Jr
M. Hoffman
H. L. Moore
Louis Feauto
Yankton
S. C
William Powers
L. M. Yeatmaan Justice
Olof Nelson
William Pierson Marshal
Henry Tammen
William Coacher
J.C. Mormann
Defective Springfield Normal School Funding Bill Found
The appropriation bill proposing 17000 for Springfield normal building1s is defective for not naming the specific normal school. Attorney General Pyle notes the bill only cites Springfield in the title, risking no warrants against the appropriation. In another note, AG Pyle finds current law unclear on board membership and will seek a supreme court opinion on equalization board composition.
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Huron
Pyle
State Board of Equalization
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board
Wollins
State Board of Assessment
Board of Equalizations
Lawas
Herreid
Supreme Court
Schlosser Takes Sioux Falls Postmaster Post
Sioux Falls South Dakota April 3 George Schlosser assumed the duties of postmaster after winning the contest for the job He keeps A S Ellis as deputy for a time and the appointment may become permanent The office receipts for the fiscal year ended Sunday were 125 over the threshold to reach first class status raising the postmaster salary from 2800 to 2900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
George Schlosser
A. S. Ellis
Address by Prof Kratz at Parker South Dakota teachers meet
Professor H J Wratz of the Sioux City schools will speak to southeastern South Dakota teachers at Parker on Friday and Saturday. The address Friday evening precedes the Turner county spring meeting and a large attendance is expected. State superintendent E B Collins will be present.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
Parker
H. J. Wratz
Turner County
E. BE. Collins
Referendum Filed To Halt County Paper Replacements
Pierre S C April 3 The first referendum petition will be filed with Secretary of State Berg to refer the law on re selecting official county papers. County commissioners were instructed by law to make changes April 2. This move would stop changes in official papers in every county and preserve selections made by county boards at the January meeting.
Leaves editor duties as W Sheppard takes deputy insurance post
Howard S D April W Sheppard who for years filled the position of editor and all around news gatherer has departed for Pierre to enter his duties as deputy insurance commissioner of South Dakota. W W West formerly of the Brookings Press will conduct the press during Mr Sheppards sojourn at the capital.
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W. Sheppard
Howard
S. D
Howard Pre
Pierre
South Dakota
W. W. West
Brookings Press
Mr. Sheppard
Capital
Tolstoi Appeals To Czar Over Religious Persecution
In London on April 3 a petition from Koukhobort women urging to reunite with husbands in Canada prompts Count Tolstoi to address the Czar. He condemns Russia’s religious persecutions as senseless and cruel and calls for repealing laws that force believers from their homeland. The Dunkheberts, a pacifist sect known as Russian Quakers, oppose violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Koukhobort
Canada
Count Tolstoi
Russia
Pobiedonestzeff
Sipjagin
Doukheberts
Boers Appeal to Americans in War Mediation Call
Charles D. Pierce, New York representative for the Boers of the Orange Free State, urges Americans to oppose British peace terms. He accuses Britain of bad faith, says Kitchener seeks to treat Botha as an individual, and warns of prolonged disfranchisement under crown rule. He compares army cruelty to Armenian Turks and appeals for American mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles D. Pierce
Orange Free State
Kitchener
Benedict Arnold
Botha
Armenia
Venezuelan Envoy Loomis in Washington for reconciling talks
President Hay to confer with Venezuelan Minister Loomis on his return prospects amid disputes over insurrection reporting. Loomis faces criticism from Venezuelan papers, while state department tests his view on conditions in Venezuela. Loomis expected in New York April 10. no fleet move planned before consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loomis
State Department
Hay
Venezuela
United States
Zoom
Caracas
New York
Chinese forces prepare 106000 troops for emperor rescue
London dispatch reports Yang tse viceroys and Yuan Shi Kai plan to deploy 106000 troops to Sian Fu to rescue the emperor from reactionaries and escort him to Peking if powers backing open door offer support. Expedition would gain popular support and could wipe out anti foreign elements and back a progressive government in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Globe
Shanghai
Yuan Shi Kai
Shan Tung
Sian Fu
Peking
China
War on Non-Union Men Moves Into Mines
United Mine Workers will begin restricting employment to union men in the anthracite region issuing cards and appointing committees at each colliery to exclude workers without cards. Operators may object due to a labor shortage as thousands of non union men face possible removal or compelled unionization. A strike could follow if operators side with non members.
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United Mine Workers
New York
Tom L Johnson Wins Cleveland Mayor Race Amid Ohio Ballot Sweep
In Ohio April municipal elections Democrats gain in Cleveland Toledo and Columbus while Republicans rise in smaller towns. Tom L Johnson prevails in Cleveland by about 3090 votes. Samuel Jones re elected in Toledo. Columbus backs a Republican mayor. Akron and Springfield see GOP triumphs shaping a mixed statewide result.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Foraker
John Rr, McLevy
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Samuel Jones
Springfield
Republicans Sweep Michigan Ballots for Justice and Regents
Detroit results show Robert M. Montgomery of Grand Rapids elected to the state supreme court by about 40 000, with Frank W. Fletcher of Alpena and Henry W. Carey of Manistee winning seats as university regents. Two constitutional amendments were defeated. Democrats gained in Jackson and Owasso elected S. D. Emery mayor. Detroit police justice John B. Whelan re-elected by 4285. School inspectors: 11 Republicans, 6 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay County
Jackson
Owasso
S. D. Emery
Detroit
John B. Whelan
Judge Montgomery
Detriot
Barrymore A Paralyzed Star Faces Uncertain Recovery
The article reports Maurice Barrymore, once famed for stage roles, is diagnosed with incipient paresis and may never return to the stage. Physicians at Bellevue hospital describe his condition as hopeless, with delirium and restlessness dominating his days as attendants attempt to manage his moods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roland Reed
Maurice Barrymore
Hellevue Hospital
Berrymore
Barrymore
Coytesville
College man a burglar parallels Dr. Jekyll case
Frederick Burlingame, Columbia College graduate and burglar, faced trial for stealing from Rose Meyers at Lenox Avenue. Detectives uncovered a hidden strong box with jewelry and gold powder boxes at his Bronx home. he awaits sentencing at the Tombs.
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Sew Xnork Haan
Dre Jekyll Ang
Kyde
New York
Frederick Burlingame
School If Mines of
Columbia College
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Dawson Stret
Union Avenue
Borough of
the Bronx
Cowing
Rose Meyers
Lenox Avenue
Philbin
Titus
Townsend
Alice Archer
Burlingame
At & O
Alva Burlingame
Cancer Germ Identified as Cancer Parasite, Say Buffalo Professors
Buffalo April 3 Professor H R Gaylord announces the cancer germ has been identified and isolated. He describes it as a tiny animal parasite varying in appearance through development and resembling the germ types of small pox, scarlet fever, and measles. He credits Pfeiffer for early protozoan guidance and notes no cure proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Buffalo
H. R. Gaylord
Pfeiffer
Weimar
F A Kuhl Elected President of National Shooting Band
In San Francisco on April 1 Captain F A Kuhl was elected president of the National Shooting band of America to succeed Captain Attinger who resigned due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kuhl
San Francisco
National Shooting Band of America
Attinger
Markets Report Local and City Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Sioux City markets show hogs mixed and light at 35.70 to 14. Heavy hogs 5.5 to 5.9. Cattle range from 2.00 to 5.00 for various cuts. Chicago reports hog receipts 14,000 with strong to higher prices. cattle 3,500 and steady. sheep 12,000 and steady. South Omaha hogs up to 6.05. cattle steady. sheep steady. Official close shows hogs up 5 to 7 cents with high end 6.05, cattle and sheep steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chionago
Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City Market Report Shows Steady Livestock Trade
Cattle receipts reach 7 000 with steady to easy tone. Native beef steers bring 4 6 to 5 5 while Texas steers fetch 4 2 to 4 9. Hogs receipts 10 000 with heavy hogs 5 9 to 6 0 packers 5 8 to 6 0 and lights 5 8 to 5 2. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs 5 0 to 5 25 and muttons 4 0 to 5 0. Market tone mostly steady with some weakness in lambs.
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Kansas City
Texas
Grain and Provisions Prices Across Markets on April 2
Chicago notes cash quotations for flour wheat corn oats rye and seeds with figures for No 2 and No 3 grades and various futures. Minnesota market lists cash wheat and on track No 1 hard and No 1 northern prices with No 2 northern figures.
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Caan and Provisions
Chicago
Northwestern
Timothy
Minnepolis
Minneapolis
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Ioledo Jones
Gatin
Tom Johnson
Imayor
William J. Akers
Kurtz
Fiedler
Schindler
Akers
McKisson
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Delie
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