Queen's Jubilee Parade Sparks Long London Celebrations
Crowds fill streets as Queen visits London during Jubilee events. Police guards, cheering crowds, and a royal procession mark the day with public gratitude and loyalty. The Queen receives the city sword, thanks Londoners, and returns to Buckingham Palace amid a chorus of support.
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Vision of self government for Philippines and Asia trade
Gen Wheeler supports territorial government for the Philippines and self rule under local powers. He foresees vast commercial potential, noting Pacific access, canal routes, and global competition with Britain France and Russia. He argues the United States stands on the edge of unprecedented prosperity amid expanding markets and Asiatic civilization.
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Peace prospects and war updates from Kruger to Salisbury
Late Friday reports indicate Kruger has asked Salisbury for a cessation of hostilities via cable, but officials dismiss the offer as a time-buying ruse not matching Britain’s demands. London dispatches note Salisbys rejection, while Roberts reports Boer morale collapsing and reinforcements pulled back.
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Riot in Chicago ends in shooting at Thirty-sixth and Wallace
In Chicago on March 9, a clash near Thirty-sixth and Wallace streets left William Schindler wounded in the breast after a confrontation with Joseph Walsh. Walsh, linked to Link Gelt Machinery, was beaten, and TH K McTain of the same company was also injured as strikers harassed workers nightly. A later melee saw Walsh struck in the head and a general fight erupt involving Aeromunion men and police, amid threats to Walsh and McLain.
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Calaway’s suicide ends sensational murder case
In St Louis Calaway, jailed for murder in a crowded department store killing eight months earlier, took poison at midnight to avoid execution. He was to face the gallows next Monday after his cellmate urged secrecy and supplied a poison.
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Canal Treaty Amendment Clears Senate Panel
Washington March 1 The senate committee on foreign relations agreed to report the Hay Pene multate treaty with no amendment granting defense authority for the canal once built The panel favored the amendment allowing US forces for defense and order Morgan opposed the amendment but will not block action Bacon and Daniel Democrats joined Republicans in supporting the amended measure The report is to be submitted in executive session and backed for ratification with swift action
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Call for Aid as American Troops Reinforce Aparri
General Young and General Alood request reinforcements as the Morty-eighth Regiment is sent to Aparri. Rebels attacked Aparri for hours but were driven off. Insurgents continue to mobilize in North Luzon as Katipunan activity resurges. American detachments after garrisons form three pursuit columns, engaging the enemy in three fights and reporting forty killed. Local reports say insurgents killed 68 Chinese and 46 Spaniards at Calabanga. Twelve hundred armed rebels, led by a Chinese general, surround Albay and Tagaspi, harassing the Seventh Regiment with heavy casualties.
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Mureh in Goebel Murder Case Attracts Warrants
Frankfort Kansas march reports say State Auditor Sweeney’s office engaged in wrenching actions against suspects in the Goebel murder case. Warrants issued for ex Secretary Powers and others are being pursued, with service attempted in Whitley county. Also notes whisky tax avoidance schemes and impending sales in Cincinnati markets.
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Filipino women described with a plumb line metaphor
Maile correspondent notes a perceptual stereotype about Filipino women, saying many appear as straight as a wall while a plumb line from the neck would fall behind the heels in some cases. The piece mentions Walter Williams of Columbia Missouri, a local millionaire who edits two newspapers and holds multiple civic roles.
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Gage Outlines His Plans for Finance Bill Exchange
Washington March 10 Secretary Gage outlined the plan to implement the new finance bill. He said 44 to 45 percent of outstanding bonds may be refunded under the law with cash premiums totaling 30,000,000 to 360,000,000. The method of funding depends on bond exchanges, treasury receipts, and bank deposits, with aim to minimize financial disturbance as new bonds dated April 1 yield 4 percent. The cabinet approved the outline.
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Longtime Vermont figure Edward J. Phelps dies at home
Edward J. Phelps, prominent Vermonter and former governor candidate, died at his Burlington home after a two month illness. He was born in Vermont, educated at Middlebury, practiced law in New York, then returned to the state. His father was a U.S. senator. Funeral services are set for Burlington and interment will follow in Vermont.
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Not Guilty Verdict in Paton Custody Case
The jury acquitted Mrs. Machel Paton and her daughter Samad of murdering their husband and father after deliberating Friday. The trial centered on evidence from a Weiedingusstan report which was noted as incomplete and unclear.
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Social Democracy Platform Proposed by Debs Delegates
Indianapolis March 7 Theodore Debs secretary treasurer of the social democratic party reports 4536 members with 32 state branches. Delegates to the convention total 62 present. platform calls for federal constitutional revision public ownership of industries railroads telegraphs waterworks and all mines and wells. wage labor reforms shorter hours public works for employment. free inventions with public remuneration. national labor legislation and insurance. equal rights for women. initiative referendum and international arbitration ending war.
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Death in a mine and other late notices
Reported mine disaster in the Red Ash mine near Tre Creek with estimates of 32 to 60 victims as rescuers labor along a mile of mine shaft. Archishop Henocuwy dies in Dubuque after a series of strokes. Connecticut youth Charlie Craigs, 16, sentenced to death for murder. Adams mob bill passes in Mississippi Senate as lynching provisions tighten. Vermilion mare Famine Racer Ended. London Commons approves 150000000 mandate. Congressman Tochelle seeks re election. Dr Gilbert, prominent physician and former health president, dies at 72.
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