Frightened Kaiser Reports Berlin Speech Sparks Debate
German press says Emperor William showed marked fear in dedication speeches for the grenadier regiment near the Imperial castle. Commentary across newspapers from Hamburg to Stuttgart questions the tone and motives, noting discrepancies with Chancellor von Buelow and fears for Germany's future.
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William
Imperial Castle
Alexander
Vorweichs
Hamburg
Kreuz Zeitung
Germany
Count von Buelow
Prussia
Stuttgart
Germany and United States agree on Chinese indemnity talks
Berlin reports no divergence between Washington and Berlin on China indemnity. Officials say embassy and foreign ministry meet daily, Pekin talks focus on details, with no major developments expected. Corean issue seen as progressing. Japan not viewed as likely to act aggressively.
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Associated Press
United States
Germany
China
Pekin
Japan
Filipinos Surrender as Aguinaldo Follower Arms Drop
Cable from General McArthur in Manila reports eastern Bula can Norong province and Panay commanders surrendering with officers, men, and guns after taking oaths. Other items note Chinamen arrested for substitutions to deportees, and the sunken Cristobal Colon being blown up to widen San Juan harbor.
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Washington
War Department
McArthur
Manila
Geronimo
Bulacan
Norong Province
Conteres
Panay
Soltan
San Juan
Porto Rico
Cristobal Colon
Castro Named President Of Venezuela By Constituents
A cablegram reports the constituent assembly appointing President Castro as Venezuela's president to full powers. Previously he was largely seen as a provincial director. this move elevates him to a presidential ruler with complete authority.
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Castro
Venezuela
Republic
Werra Steamer Arrives After Delayed Atlantic Passage
The North German Lloyd vessel Werra reached New York this afternoon reporting it had been overdue. Captain Polack said the ship coalhed at Horta in the Azores on March 23 after being blocked from Gibraltar by a gale. The voyage homeward from the Mediterranean was rough with heavy seas but no damage occurred.
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Werra
Mediterranean
Polack
Horta
Azores
Gibraltar
Admiral Rogers Arrives Aboard New York for Melbourne Parlia
The Navy department reports Admiral Rogers has arrived on the New York at Algiers from Tangiers. The ship awaits orders though likely to deviating to Melbourne to represent the American navy at the opening of the first federal parliament in May.
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Navy Department
Admiral Rogers
New York
Algiers
Tangiers
Asiatic
Aden
Melbourne
Australia
Funeral honors mark ex president Harrison in Porto Rico
United States naval force fired half hour salutes in Puerto Rico for the late ex president Harrison whose funeral occurred March 17. The army followed a different day ceremony due to cable versus mail instructions.
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Porto Rico
United States Naval Force
Harrison
Army
Long
Navy
Storm damages estimated at Dallas county losses
Dallas Texas reports storm damage across the city and county with estimated losses between 75000 and 100000 dollars. A separate dispatch notes Russian warships arriving at Chemulpo by Seoul after a long planned visit. Archbishop Lewis of Ontario, hospitalized at the Hotel Empire, was reported improving tonight.
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Texas
New York
Lewis
Ontario
Boers derail freight train near Johannesburg
The Boers derailed and plundered a freight train near Johannesburg last night.
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Sting
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Merit's Reward Lieutenant Colonel Foster Called to England
Lieutenant-Colonel Hubert Foster, Canada’s quartermaster general, is summoned back to duty in England. He will report at the War Office by May 1 and likely sail from Canada around April 20. Foster has headed Canada’s quartermaster general since August 11, 1898, after serving as a major in the Royal Engineers. Col. Otter was expected to take the post but may remain in Toronto as district officer commanding.
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Hubert Foster
England
Foster
Canada
Royal Engineers
Col
Otter
Ottawa
Toronto
Reputable Farmer Fatally Shoots Wife After Hearing Noise
Delhi New York reports Harvey D Montgomery a prosperous farmer near Hobart shot his wife at 2 am claiming he heard burglars. The ball entered her temple and she died instantly. An inquest ordered Montgomery held for the grand jury and jailed pending proceedings. Toronto also notes a dog mascot Benjamin Ben survived a Africa to London to Battersea detour. London Uganda reports Muludzi the self proclaimed prophet died after a brief reign. a native court branded him an impostor.
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N. Y
Harvey D. Montgomery
Hobart
Hoe
Montgomery
Toronto
Benjamin Ben
Peterboro
South Africa
Strathcona
Cape Town
Avas
Ben
London
Canada
Battersea
Sergi. Milligan
Mengo
Uganda
Africa
Muludzi
Imbego
Mohammed
Charity minded? Carnegie faces charity campaigns
London March 80 Managers of English charities await Mr. Andrew Carnegie as corporations organize campaigns after his fortune. He refuses to be drawn by self interested patrons and will pursue his plan in his own way. Letters are logged but never reach him as his secretary discards them.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Chamberlains Awarded Damages In Libel Case
Arthur Chamberlain is awarded 200 pounds damages in his libel suit against The Star and The Morning Leader. Neville Chamberlain’s libel action against the same papers is settled for 1500 pounds after the verdict, with all imputations withdrawn. WHY THE PROPOSALS FAILED reports on a World correspondent citing British reservations over amnesty.
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Arthur Chamberlain
The
Star
the Morning Leader
Neville Chamberlain
Boer distrust drives stance on war acts and exile plans
Boers fear British moves to expel Dewet and other leaders as war rumors intensify. They oppose giving Cham berlain and Milner influence over their generals amid accusations based on hearsay. Japan readies for conflict as Tsushima sails toward Korea. War talk unsettles markets and heightens anti Russian sentiment.
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Dewet
Chamberlain
Milner
Parade Quietly Moves Whiskey Trucks Through Spokane Streets
Mayor Comatock refused a permit for 18 trucks and 183 barrels of whiskey to parade the city. The procession occurred anyway drawing attention and comment as bandsmen missed a day’s pay.
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Spokane
Comatock
Crow's Nest coal supply to replace wood at Northport works
Spokane report says the Northport smelter will stop using wood as fuel and switch to coal and coke, with wood only for roasting. The smelter will source coal and coke from the coast while the Le Roi mine will obtain coal from Crow's Nest Pass collieries.
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Spokane
Northport
le Roi
Crow's Nest Pass
Canadian force praised for recruit enrollment efforts
War Office in Ottawa reports a cable from the inspector general of the South African Constabulary in the Transvaal stating the Canadian force will be most acceptable and the militia department thanked for enrolling recruits. Paris dispatch notes bandits abducted missionary Museol in Tien Tsin but released him after several days.
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Ottawa
Constablary
Transvaal
Militia Department
Paris
Tien Tsin
Museol
American Boy mine eyed for summer improvements
J Rosenhaupt and M C Dunne of Spokane, major stockholders in the American Boy at Slocan, visited the city reporting a strong outlook and plans for extensive summer upgrades. The mine employs 38 workers, ships to Hall Mines smelter, with output this month around 200 tons and car values averaging 1000 to 1200 dollars. The pair left for Spokane this morning.
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J. Rosenhaupt
M. C. Dunne
Spokane
Hall Mines
Green's August Flower Sold for Indigestion Remedy
A vintage advertisement claims Green's August Flower cures indigestion biliousness and aids the system, suggesting past generations relied on Locust Flower. It promotes the remedy as a simple, few-dose liquid treatment available through W. F. Teotvel & Co. and advertises Greens Prize Almanac.
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W. F. Teotvel & Co
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ININE TABLETE ALT AR CERE ATE W GROVE
Church directory itemized notes listing services and meeting times. Includes names of wardens and clergy, and details for Benedictine and Orthodox groups. Contains scattered OCR errors but reflects routine weekly church schedules and contact placeholders.
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