A Week's Record of News From All the World
A condensed weekly roundup covers domestic and foreign items. Grain supplies to the United States, remigration law extensions to Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines, train speeds on Burlington road, and the disbursement plan for veteran troop repayments. Reports include fires, legal cases, floods, political moves, and notable deaths and awards.
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United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Burlington Road
Chicago
Balington
Francis S. Dodge
W. T. Baker
Milwaukee
Brvickland
Alfred Crawford
Palmetto
Breckinridge
Cal
Levelle
Chester Pa
Pagilig
John Cavanaugh
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Washington
Kingman Implement Company
Omaha
Neb
New York
Windsor Hotel
Edbyard Waldo
Camden
N. J
Williamsport
James Caldwell
Joseph
Lancaster
WV. M. Tacobs
Hiz
Vifty Mile
Alaska
Arles Williams
Galena Bay
Williams
Laura Odnafrax
Selon He Winess
Wilkusbarre
Gov
Vovnter
Col
Caltate
Entonel
Stoteenberg
Alona
Killapotisy
Thya
AE WC
Tiekeor
Fo Wien
Theo
Toni
Maro
Missouri River
Timatia Tate
Wort Township
American Nationaled Cross Society
Clara Varton
Cubs
Philippines
Freddie Lip
Tid
Badger
Samat
San Francisco
Apin
Counterianl Siyar
Canon City
Colpraizie
Hunt
Mitchell
Hayward
Allie Smith
Sposnher Reed
Newe York
Europe
Ateniner
Cambridge
Thintye
Amer Woman
Ils
Mich
New Yi Iy
Missouri Ri
St. Joseph
Burlington
Cottons
Leavenworth
Kan
Cook
Orto Rico
Saratoga
San Pedro
McKinley
White House
W. P. McDowell
University of Denver
Coloradoegricultural College
Gen. Grant
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Grant
Onawa
Gen
Galena
Ill
Angelene
Kirksville
Nleal
Newtown
Mitchel Daniel
Twesburg
Missouri
Camal
Havana
Vic
Mexico
Lowell
Naval Retiring Board
Admiral Sehley
Duke Village Savings Bank
Lavkeport
Brooke
Dianner
Croton
MacArthur destroys insurgents at Calumpit amid high casualties
General MacArthur with 6 000 troops crushed the insurgents at Calumpit, six Americans killed and 28 wounded. Aquinesto’s forces resisted before retreating to hills, while Manila negotiators moved toward terms with General Otis as truce talks continued. Fire and weather disasters across U.S. towns report significant losses and casualties.
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MacArthur
Calumpit
Aquinesto
Luzon
Gen
Wo Grande
Apalit
Apalit Stinga
San Fermendo
Manuel Arguelese
Jose Dernal
Luna
Manila
Otis
Salmou
Robert Godet
New York
Naples
Italy
Witty projects and political notes in a scattered news taste
A collection of minor items notes census labor needs in the United States, a whisky plant starting in Louisville, and the National Federation of Musical Clubs set for St. Louis in May. It also lists Britain’s budget rise, Ohio land recovery for a Toledo exposition, Senator Addison Foster’s profile, and assorted international and local curiosities with several likely garbled phrases.
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Louisville
National Federation of Musical Clubs
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Toledo
Addison G. Foster
United States
Washington
Winillquaire
Viens
Chicago
Shore Medvee
Harrison
Roosevelt
New York
Andrew Canute
Carer Vidya
Mittabireh
Hari Aiohieh
Wiliel
Miles
Vidgenvilly
Dy Magen
Elise
Joly Ronis Lan
Fieuwt
Willian
New York City
Armistice Talks Reported With Filipino Insurgents at Manila
Chicago dispatch to the Chicago Record details emissaries Col. Manuel Argueses and Lieut. Jose Bernal seeking armistice until May 1. Gen. Otis declares unconditional surrender as only acceptable and warns insurgents to lay down arms. Calumpit and Manila scenes show demoralized forces and native civilians shifting toward peace.
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Chicago
John
Cutcheon
Chicago Record
Manila
Otisat
Malacanan
Armealy
Aguinalds
Senda Hinisantion Baek
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Calumpit
Otis
Lin
Olis
Aguinado
Bony
Shoul
Congress
America
United States
Fen
Tana
Aguinalde
Male
Col
Angueleses
Comprunien
Dulinile
Sand
Gunther
Vrinaners
York
Gwo
Statty Washington
Othelef
Aguialde
Akon
Fantiago
Easy Chemical Experiments From A Quill Piece
A quill penned piece describes humorous demos such as the Egg Dance with quicksilver, Magic Ink that hides and reveals blue writing when heated, vanishing spoons using bisueuth and other metals, and Vortex Smoke Rings made from a cigar box and ammonia chloride. Goldlen Days.
Notable World Notes From Britain and Ireland
A roundup notes Britain’s silk goods spend, a Cambridge servant’s long life, Irish chancery papers found, and religious marriage changes for Nonconformists in England. Also mentions a strong man’s claimed power secret and a patent stomach remedy promoted with medical endorsements. A Brooklyn trolley warning ends with a grim quip.
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Great Britain
Rue Great
Linton
Cambridge
Shire
Carlingford Lough
England
Diestian
Hostette
Ren
Purify Blood This Spring With Hood's Sarsaparilla
Readers urged to cleanse the blood after winter heaviness. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, aids healing of tumors and rheumatism, with testimonials from Mrs. H. M. Con vi iey of Lowell and Ms. B. A. Sagat of Passaic, pointing to improving health through the tonic.
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Lusad
Hood
H. M. Conviey
Mer’ &J
Lowell
Mess
Oxford Students and Global Education Sketches
A fragmented report describes Oxford’s 21 colleges and public school financing, Berlin planning a tropical hygiene institute, sociology students touring New York slums, German tavern support for students, Gottingen’s Insurance Science seminary, an Illinois firm making artificial marble, and Taupike tolls legality for funeral processions in England.
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Oxford
Boston
Berlin
Koch
New York
Murts
Germany
Gottingen University
Ilinois
Aingland
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