Miles Corbin Fight Prompts Washington Tug of War
General Miles denies presidential ambitions while a bureau chiefs clash with him over policy and orders. The dispute pits army command against the secretary and adjutant general, with Miles allegedly ignored and his advice undervalued. A court of inquiry seems unlikely soon, and retirement looms in a tense stalemate.
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Navy Quaeriel
Miles
Geoneral Miles
Adjutant General
Daily Press
Army
Department
Santiago
Thorn
May Escate Pros Jution Efforts to Pay Stone Shortage
Utica on March 31 John D Stone former city judge and Republican figure may avoid punishment for embezzling about 5000 from the Kingsley estate as local Masons rally to raise funds. Kingsley estate and Maryland Trust bondholders will not prosecute if a settlement is reached. about half the needed amount has been secured. In New York City 62 arrests were made Sunday as liquor law enforcement appeared lax amid shifting administration.
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Stone
Utica
John D
New York
W. A. Paine
South Avenue
Bridgeport
Eaton, Cole & Burnham Company
Miss Barton
Handa
Philadelphia Police
Paine
Chicago
Maren J
John P. Altgeld
State Supreme Court
Angela
Pittsburg Storm Ravages City with Wide Devastation
A March 31 storm centered in Pittsburg eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania caused extensive damage including 10 churches, destroyed houses, collapsed chimneys, and one steamboat capsized. Reports note up to 86 mph winds for five minutes then easing, with several deaths likely and major property losses across the area.
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Tittaburg
Pittsburg
Phipps Conservatory
Schenley Park
Damagan
Union Bridge
Chis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Union Station
St. Peter's
Bellefield
St. John the Evangelist
Eight Stress Temple
African Methodist
St. Wendans
Bohemian Roman Catholic
Allegheny
First English Lutheran
United Presbyterian of
Rebellion fatigue and surrender offers in Mindanao and Samar visit plans
In Manila on March 31 Raufino, after spending 30000 to spark rebellion in Misamis, offers to surrender with 78 rifles to the native constabulary. General Chaffee will inspect Samar from April 10 to 15, witnessing insurgent Guevarra surrender and planning reduced garrisons. The US Philippines commission sets silver exchange at 2.27 per gold dollar for Q2.
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Manila
Raufino
Misamis
Mindanao
Chaffee
Samar
Guevarra
United States Philippines Commission
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster
Commission
Philippines
Philippine Archipelago
Senor Valtez
United States Philippine Commission
Aguinalio
Chaffen
Lynde to renounce U S and seek British subject status
Patchogue March 31 Charles W Lynde of Blue Point Long Island declares intent to convert his property to English gold and renounce allegiance to the United States to become a British subject in Kent England His wealth is estimated at 31 000 000 and his drive stems from divorce litigation with his first wife Mary Wright Yard of Trenton New Jersey who pursued courts from New York to the U S Supreme Court.
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Lynde
Patchogue
I. S
Charles W. Lynde
Blue “Point
L.I
United States
County Kent
England
Mary Wright Yard
Trenton
N. J
New York
New
Lack of Easter Bonnet Ends Annie Rooney
Annie Rooney committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid in her room at 495 Pearl Street New York as Easter approached. An extra waiter by trade, her recent irregular work left her without new clothes, and she lamented not having a hat to wear this Sunday. The landlady Mrs Sullivan and family found her in distress with an empty bottle nearby.
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Annie Rooney
Despenter
Oor
New York
Pearl -Street
Sulivan
Rooim
Hersi
Secret police meetings vow no more excise reports
A New York platoon of 49 officers held covert sessions to stop filing excise reports and instead arrest violators. District Attorney Jerome warned of perjury probes for signed slips while promising protection to officers doing their duty, marking a new police history phase in West 87th Street.
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New York
West 87St Street
Jeremy
Boy Arrested for Murder in Ohio
Toledo March 31 Danny Rosenbecker thirteen was arrested for the murder of seven year old Arthur Shanteau two miles from the city. He says the boy insulted him during a crawfish hunt and he killed him with a butcher knife after an attempted strike with a club. The body was found among weeds last night.
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Vad Qharrels
Toledo
Danny Rosenbecker
Arthur Shauteau
Rosenbecker
Shanteau
Big fire destroys Guthrie printing plant and hotels
A noon fire at the State Capital printing plant in Guthrie Oklahoma, fanned by strong winds, gutted the plant and nearby hotels including the Hotel Capital and St James. Officials estimate total losses around 850000 with significant damage to presses, machines, and libraries. Fire blamed on possible arson. casualties not reported. Firefighters from nearby towns assisted but could not stop the blaze.
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Anis’ Capital
Guthrie
Okla
State Capital
Hotel Capital
St. James
Frank H. Greer
Oklahoma City
Perry
Kingfisher
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May Park
Deo
Peter Paul & Co., My Klock, Water Sr
Zoe
Ot Galpin St
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Kimball
Hopson
W. K. Miner
Anager
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Optician
Brown's Block
D. Engelman
Fawn House
Water Street
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Ibig
Ellen M. Stone
Austria
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Abdul Hamid
Febmy Pasha
Vale of Salonica
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Lawton Spinning Company
Woon- Rocket
Martz
Unnt
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Gottfreid Martz
Illinois
George March
Syracuse
Onondaga County
George F. Quinn
Simsbury
Conn
Josh Lapolice
Mary Carpenter
Chicopee
Maple ‘Trea Inn
Ohscapes
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Iemeral
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Hele
Altgeldi
Lew
Solicemn Reyol
Ria Tasgers
Red Star
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Quebec Line
Pretoria
American Line
Antwerp
Hoy
Ohiol
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Winderell
Miss Winder
Col Hort Easter Égga
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Oatoioaireon
Gately & Brennan
Center Street
Gem Opera House
Percy Plunkett
Jerry Judson
McCarthy's
Greenburg’s
Freedman
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