Spanish evacuation of Mindanao and islands urged
Spain plans to withdraw garrisons from Zamboanga Mindanao and the Sulu islands. US control would require American troops to garrison new areas, risking strain on an already small force. Mutinous sentiment among Spanish troops and distressed native forces, plus potential tribal warfare as garrisons pull out. If negotiations succeed, a tripartite prisoner exchange could advance Paris treaty provisions. A Minnesota scouts action near Guiguinto repulsed Filipino forces. a Pasig engagement also drove back rebels with minor casualties.
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Address to Republicans in Pennsylvania decrying Quayism
Harrisburg April 21 members of the legislature issued an address accusing Quay and Quasism of causing an adjournment without ayes and without a U S senator. They condemn the majority for preventing election and oppose electing any other man than Senator Quay. The session saw few general bills and failed to pass tax and revenue measures. An extra session may be called to cover a $3,500,000 treasury deficiency.
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Canadian Migration To New England Surges This Spring
The spring exodus of Canadians to New England is the heaviest in years, driven by a poor Canadian spring, higher U.S. wages, and better manufacturing prospects. About 20,000 people, many French Canadians, have crossed the border this season, with travel favoring Canada less than usual this year.
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Quay Trial Jury Leaves Open Verdict Likely
In Philadelphia April 21 ex United States Senator Quay case the jury failed to reach a verdict by 10 pm after deliberating since Monday. The defense offered no testimony with Mr Watson seeking acquittal. District Attorney Rothermel spoke an hour, Shields spoke a little over an hour and a half, Judge Biddle charged the jury for nine minutes.
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Industrial Commission hears views on labor and wages
Washington April 21 The industrial commission heard from P M Arthur chief of the Brotherhood of Railroad Locomotive Engineers and P J McGuire secretary of the Carpenters and Joiners of America. Arthur said locomotive engineers’ status is satisfactory and strikes are decreasing while pay remains similar to 15 years ago in purchasing power. McGuire cited carpenters strikes since 1883 with mixed outcomes and noted wage gains over 30 years. Other notes cover Baron Hirsch estate, Mexico extradition treaty, and local labor unrest along with a few crime and war casualty items.
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Poverty Stricken Santiago Shows Free Food Distribution
A special committee of the board of trade reported at a public meeting in San Carlos club on Santiago Province. Revenues have fallen from 20,000 to 3,000 monthly. tax on land income only. Public works and schools may halt. 8,000 unemployed. The island's share of revenue from Havana is small and taxes are uneven.
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Officers Disgraced in New York Regiment Inquiry
A Roosevelt hearing on the court of inquiry into the Seventy-first New York National Guard regiment at Santiago found Major Smith Lieutenant Colonel and Major Whittle both guilty of cowardice and incompetence. Captain Austin was faulted for failing to relay General Kent's verbal order. The report urged court martial or further inquiry for Smith and Whittle, with Austin to be punished for not obeying orders.
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Exploded Sensation Reports German Commander Arrest
A sensational and disputed report from aboard the steamer Upola claims the German warship Falke's commander was arrested by the British and held on the Porpoise near Samoa. Officials in Washington and London doubt the report, suggesting misinterpretation of a prior naval incident and later cable timelines.
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Produce Markets Show Mixed Movement Across Cities
Philadelphia and Baltimore report varied price shifts in grains and meats. Wheat No 2 red steady in Philadelphia. rye and oats firm. butter, cheese, and eggs show mixed gains and declines. In Baltimore, flour firm, wheat steady, corn and oats firm, cattle and hogs mixed, lambs and veal steady to higher.
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