Warren Leland Dies After Windsor Hotel Fire Sufferings
New York April 5 Warren F Leland proprietor of the Windsor hotel died at the Hotel Grenoble at 5 58 p m yesterday following an operation for appendicitis performed Saturday afternoon His son Charles Leland of Chicago and Dr Pitkin attended him His wife and other relatives lost their lives in the Windsor fire years earlier Leland had long been a hotel pioneer with ventures in Springfield Albany Chicago Newport and Jacksonville and Chicago Beach hotels. He was born in Londonderry New Hampshire in August 1846.
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New York
Warren F. Leland
Grenoble
Charles Leland
Chicago
Pitkin
Leland
Lelunds
Warren PF
Londonderry
Felmer
Itham College
James A. Garfield
Simeon Leland
Metropolitan Hotel
Broadway
Price Street
Springfield
U.s
Worsee
Delavan Trouse
Albany
Leland Hotel
Chicago Beach
Newport
Jacksonville
Fla
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised In Testimonials
Readers recount dramatic recoveries from milk leg grip typhoid fever and scrofula after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Letters from Milt Leg Woden Mara Crxvain Evizaneva Fonan J H Sillaman and J M Hater describe relief, cured conditions, and renewed health after taking the remedy.
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Milt Leg
Woden
Lockport
N. Y
Mara Crxvain
A. Ennanos
Cleveland Av
Suspension Bridge
N.Y
Evizaneva Fonan
Exeter
N. H
Mas
J. M. Hater
Eins
N. A
Proclamation and Reconnaissance in the Philippines
General MacArthur leads a reconnoiter north of Malolos with the Montana regiment. About 1,000 rebels are reported arming for defense as fighting nears San Fernando and Calumpit. The U S proclamation aims to secure liberty and self government while enforcing US sovereignty.
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Woodly
Trentimoent
Eliee Phat
Unte
Manila
MacArthur
Fucee
Montiua
Cayales
Malolos
Montana
United States
Charles Denby
Comission
China
Lake Towna
Guabonta
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Calumpit
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Senor Antonio Fuset
Batangas
Acuinaldo
Trias
Rafael Morales
Bindoro
Tic
Red Cross
John McLeod
Filipino Romance Claims Church Ties Amid Campaign
The dispatch from Hong Kong on April 5 reports Filipino rebels alleging American sources in Manila confirm a Vatican Vatican intrigues link involving General Wesley Merritt and President McKinley as part of a sensational church influenced plot.
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Hones Kong
Danta
Aruinaldo
Manila
Vatican
Weskey Merritt
McRipley
Harrison Re-Elected Chicago Mayor In Close Race
Chicago voters chose Carter II Harrison as mayor with 146 014 votes. Zeina KR received 10780 and John L Altgeld 45401, Harrison’s plurality 30610. Democrats held north and west towns while Republicans carried the south town amid ongoing final tallies.
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Chicago
Carter II
Harrison
Harlan
Local Ward Returns Show Republicans Lead In Aldermen
Carter B Hahinsey reports ward results indicating 14 Republican aldermen to 9 Democratic. The city council previously had 45 Democrats and 25 Republicans. Democrats likely retain a working majority. Mayor Harrison benefits from opposition to a 60 year streetcar franchise extension and anti machine sentiment.
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Carter B. Hahinsey
Harrison
Beef Investigation Sees Dr Daly Call Cadaverlike Smell
Washington April 5 The army court of inquiry again heard Dr Daly on beef supplied to the army during the late war. He repeated claims that refriger ated beef smelled like a cadaver after embalming. Dr Nicodemus of Philadelphia corroborated, likening the odor to a dissecting room.
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Washington
Army Court of Inquiry
War Commission
Nicodemus
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
James Hamilton Lewis
Major Lee
Armoui & Co
Chicaco
Santiago
Powell
General Miles
Mavtor Jones Wins Plurality in Toledo Election
Complete returns from Monday's election show Mavtor Jones with a plurality of 13,310 and a majority over opponents of 19,997. Democrats elect a police commissioner, city attorney, and police prosecutor for small municipalities. Republicans trail with 2,500 votes.
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Mavtor Jones
Big Pluralftr
Toledo
Moartor Jones
Repalican
Investigation in Harrisburg Probes Quay Bribery Charges
The bribery committee resumes hearings into alleged payoffs linked to Senator Quay and the McCarrell bill. Testimony cites offers and schemes involving Kulp, Foster, Brown, Heil, Van Valkenberg, and others, with witnesses recounting attempted inducements and political pressure in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. A separate incident reports a son killing his father to save his mother during an epileptic attack in Pemfonte.
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United States
McCarrell
House
Kaylor
Lloyd
Jeferis
Milliken
Woster
Montour
Hingston
Senator Quay
Charles DB. Starter
Danville
Quay
Foster
Cnucus
Ennecua
Harter
Dunville
Monroe S. Kulp
Shamokin
Meanels
Brown
Union
Kulp
Jd. Newton Peek
Condersport
Crittenden
Potter
Commonwealth Hotel
Jim
B. A. van Valkenberg
van Valkenberg
Mr. Crittenden
van Valkrubers
Potter County
Louis B. Muller
Lebanon
Representative Aerby
Zerhe
Lebanon County
William E. Cavede
Lisonier
John Cavede
Youngson
David D. Berry
Tantrobe Clipper
Cavode
Berry
Youngson Tas
Tarrisburo
Harry Boyard
Greensburg
Howard T. Laubach
Philadelphia
D Laubach
Frank Jones
Custom House
Mint
Wilson
Westmoreland
L. Parker Titus
Easton
Heil
Northampton
Quin
Tow
Fow
Titus
Mr. Quay
Cuban Army Disbanded After Military Assembly Vote
Havana reports say the Cuban military assembly voted to disband the army and dissolve its structure. General Fernando Freyte de Andrade announced the decision as night fell, praising devoted service while noting the nation faces uncertainty and slow reconstruction. Washington relayed the news with relief and anticipation of calmer times.
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Cohen Mnittary Assembly
Cuba
Fernando Freyte de Andrade
Military Assembly
Snigcuily
Senor Despaigne
Rend
Brooke
Washington
Coast Steamer Capsized Off Nine Town Drowning Claims Rise
The steamer Chitlent with six passengers and crew of about 13 capsized beyond the bar as a breaker struck her bow while leaving the harbor for San Francisco. The North York rescued several survivors, but two women and a man perished, including Captain KF B Anderson and other crew. Names of all lost not yet known. In other notes, Presbyterians elected Rev. M. B. Lanier as moderator in Pittsburg, and reports from London on Pope Pius IX’s health and work restrictions.
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Cat
San Franciseo
Fi Persaengera
San Wrineseo
Willian Tackwood
Clyde “Lightner
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T. G. Bohalt
William Tiaeck
Feaman
Howard Smith
Peter Munsen
Peter Jensen
W. ©. Moraer
M. QO. Burzon
Peter Fry
HE. O'Brien
J. Z. Boland
Burzon
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Try
Voerndaly
O'Brien
FE. J. Boland
KF. B. Anderson
P. 15
Capella
Cook
A. Johnson
Millionaire Vanderbilt wedding links fashion and fortune
New York on April 6 witnessed Virginia Fair wed William K. Vanderbilt Jr at a lavish 67th street home ceremony attended by about 1530 guests. The event featured an English garden ambiance, a Lohengrin performance, and extensive family and social prominence. The couple departed for Idle Hour, Oakdale, LI, then Newport Belvoir House, with European travel planned in autumn. Virginia Fair is noted to be worth about 1.9 million, with substantial inheritance expected for Vanderbilt.
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Apri
Virginia Fair
Willamg K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Witty-seventh Street
Terman Oelticha
Thomas I, Murphy
Church of the Sacred Heart
Dobb
William K. Vanderbilt
Eno
Mary Baldwin
Nishe
Rosea
Miss Tait
Mr. Odrichs
J. V P. Kellogg
Emil Pane
Mer
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Jr
W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Harold Vanderbilt
O. H. P. Belmont
Long Island
Mr. Vanderbilt
Idle Hour
Oakdale
L. I
Newport
Belvier House
Europe
Miss Fair
Vanderbilt
Rester
Miners Vote to Strike in Iowa Central District
Des Moines April 5 at a central Iowa miners meeting 2000 miners were ordered to strike and take offers immediately. Operators remain firm in their refusal to concede wage demands.
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Towa
Des Moines
Central District
Iowa
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