Aguinaldo and Cabinet Discuss Peace Overtures Amid Battle Reports
Manila April 23 General MacArthur’s division crossed the Rio Grande and routed rebel forces at Apalit driving many into retreat toward San Fernando. Rebels burned San Vincente and Apalit, with 20 prisoners captured including a Spaniard. American losses were one Montana private and three officers and men. Rebels formed a long line of trenches. Kansas and Montana regiments led a river crossing and assault, while Nebraskans pressed the attack from multiple lines. Luna and Aguinaldo’s aides reportedly seek to prolong conflict as Mabini urges peace amid mass desertions. civilians decry orders to burn towns.
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Manila
MacArthur
Rio Grande
Apalit
San Fernando
San Vincente
Montana
Wheaton
Funston
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Nebraska
Antonio Luna
Macabele
Apalit Station
Aguinaldo
Aguimaldo
Luna
Mabini
Jose Martinez
Drawing the Color Line at International Slaund School Convention
At Atinaya, Athinta April 28 the council of the Uloth triennial Sunday school convention debated seating for negro delegates. Hop Hoke Smith of Atlanta was elected president. A race dispute arose over the nominating committee and seating with white delegates.
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Atinaya
Athinta
Uloth
Hop Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Neil
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Green
At- Tanta
Portuendo Opposes Gomez in Cuban Power Clash
Santiago de Cuba April 23. Portuendo former military assembly head and new public prosecutor denounces Gomez as insubordinate and dictatorial, pledges Cuban self government with U S backing, and vows to prosecute outlaws as Briggandage fears ease. Other dispatches note Porto Rico tariff fight, customs suspensions, and baseball scores.
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Altvrrara
Santiago de Cuba
Rafael Portuendo
Military Assembly
Supreme Court
Gomez
Portuendo
United States
Cuba
Brooke
Special Commission
Porto Rico
Washington
War Department
New York
Kirksville Tornado Wipes Out City. Scores Dead and Injured
Kirksville Missouri reports a cyclone doubling as a deadly wind storm. A quarter mile path leveled 400 buildings. By morning 25 killed, expected 50 to 60 with nearly a thousand hurt. Fire lit the ruin as rescuers worked amid darkness. Nearby Newtown saw 15 fatalities.
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Kirksville
Wiliam B. Howells
Amercan School of Ostopathy
W. H. Sherbourn
James Weaver
Theodore Brigham
Ed Beeman
W. W. Green
Bessie
Henry Billington
A. W. Glasee
Ben Green
John Taskin
T. Mahaffey
C. Woods
A. Little
Joe Woods
W. Rainschott
C. A. Gibbs
A. C. Beal
James Cunningham
Mitchell
Mr. Peck
Anderson
Stephens
Dr. Billings
Colonel Little
American School of Ostopathy
State Normal School
McWard's Seminary
Newtown
Onawa Iowa tornado kills boy and wounds family
A severe April wind storm and tornado swept Soldier valley in Onawa Iowa. Leslie Furne ten killed. George Furne severely bruised. Mrs Furne crushed back. Harry Furne eighteen skull crushed. Lewis Larron injured. Aunt Amundson head and leg injuries. Peter Peterson leg and skull injuries. multi county destruction with house lifted from foundations and wreckage throughout the Furne and Swenson farms. Wide damage reports extend into Crawford County with ruined buildings and stock.
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Omaha
Onawa
Soldier Valley
Leslie Furne
George Furne
George Furrs
Leslie
George Swenson
Sa Morres
Crawford County
Destructive Tornado Strikes Newtown Sullivan County
A tornado passed over Newtown in Sullivan County following a path from Kirksville, ripping trees from roots and scattering buildings. In Newtown 16 people were reported killed and many more died in the countryside, with a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge washed out and heavy rain worsening damage. casualties include Sherman Besper and family, Labon Evans and daughters, William Hayes and wife, plus several others injured.
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Chillicothe
Kirksville
Newtown
Sullivan County
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Sherman Besper
Labon Evans
William Hayes
Hayes
Fia Evans
M. J. Jones
Dead Heroes From Cuba To Be Reinterred At Arlington
Flags fly at Governor's Island and Brooklyn as 356 U S soldiers and sailors arrive aboard the Crook. Bodies will be buried at Arlington by 3 pm and a funeral train may depart for Washington tonight. Health rules bar transport of yellow fever deaths until cold weather.
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Arlington Cemetery
New York
Governor's Island
Transport
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
United States
Crook
Washington
Tayman
Cuba
Porto Rico
Kimball
Army
Arington
Navy Yard
Kendigs Confession Ex-District Attorney Ingham Implicated
Philadelphia April 28 Kendig a key conspirator in a grand counterfeiting plot confessed implicating Ellery P Ingham former United States district attorney and Harvey Nowitt former assistant district attorney The testimony described bribes to secret service agents including McManus and Lennon with monthly payments of 3000 for 18 months to two years and a plan to continue through Inghams wife after his death The hearing adjourned to 10 30 this morning and remains in progress
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Philadelphia
United States Secret Service
Ellery P. Ingham
United States
Harvey K. Nowitt
Wiliam L. Kendle
Ingham
Witners
Raparteo
Shields
Secret Service
McManus
Richard J. Lennon
Lennon
Beck
Detalia
McManua Wan
Burne
Kondig
Gaberian
Kendig
William J. McManus
Internal Revenue Rules For Counterfeit Cigar Stamps
Washington April 28 Commissioner Wilson warns collectors to release cigars stamped by Lancaster counterfeiters if other denominations are clean and held by innocents. Innocent buyers to be treated fairly with acceptable offers including costs and a nominal penalty. Rockport quarrymen join Bay View strikers. Italians flee as workers demand departure by 4 pm.
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Washington
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Lancaster
Rockport
Mass
Rockport Granite Company
Pigeon Mill Granite Company
Bay View
Rockport Company
Bay View Quarties
Jiaco
Mrs. George Acquitted in Sax Murder Trial
Special Dispatch to Tax News from Danton Ohio reports Mrs. George, wife of George Acquitted and daughter of President McKinley, was found not guilty by the jury in the murder case of George D. Sax. The verdict was delivered this morning.
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A. C. George
Ton
President McKinley
Personal notes and a teller confession in Wilmington
In Frederick, Mr. W. J. Arthur of Lancaster was on business, while Miss D Hellen Bomeburg and Miss Emma R. Gittinger with relatives visited Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. Mary Haslup of Baltimore, state W C T U president, was recalled home after word of her sister Mrs. B T Mowbray’s death. In Wilmington, Ernest B. McNair, a Wilmington Saving Fund Society teller, confessed to a $10,100 shortage. the board may forgo prosecution as real estate valued at $15,000 will likely cover the loss.
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W. J. Arthur
Lancaster
Frederick
D. Hellen Bomeburg
Church Street
Washington, D. C
Emma R. Gittinger
Mary
Georgia Gittinger
Baltimore
Mary Haslup
W.oc. T. U
B. T. Mowbray
Wilmington
Del
Ernest B. McNair
Wilmington Saving Fund Society
McNair
Produce Markets Reflect Deadlines in Philadelphia and Baltimore
Philadelphia and Baltimore report firmer flour and steady to easy wheat and corn. Prices cover bread flour and Pennsylvania varieties, with butter, cheese, and eggs showing mixed movement. live stock markets in New York and Pittsburgh report steady beef and hogs with lambs gaining locally.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Famely
New York Dairy
Saslett
S.c
New York
Western
Inc
Southern
Nea
Coic
Jung
Girma
Liverpool
Cork
Hos East Liberty
Cattiea
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Portan Dany
Sole Preps
Boston
Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
Johnson
J. Hessely Keller
Glinton E. Main
Young King
Patterson Institute of
Fisher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Ballienase Hembers
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Malddie
J. T. Pyles
Dentit Wn
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Howard House
Ps. Ave
6Th St
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Mé
John N. Clary
F.G Thomas
General Incora
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Irving S. Biser
Rand
Morlgage
Ofce
W. Craigh
Pinerick, Bd
Wapa PS
Aguinatdo
Cabinet
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Paine
Strensi
Steiner Bros
Customs Department
Bidwell
San Francisco
Badger
Samoa
Ohio
Senator
Honolulu
General Youngs
Philippines
M. B. Young
Augusta
Mexico
Veeterden
Cincinnati
Wilkesbarre
Richmond
Reading
Newark
Allentown
Paterson
Scranton
Kirksville, Mo
Hera
Iowa
H. J. Hijoreman
Anton Anson
Arnt Amundson
M. W. Dryden
Linaley Peters
Etbhe
Tolbert
Columbia
D. C
McCormick
James W. Tolbert
Greenville
Phoenix
M. L Sturkey
Sturkey
Sinia
Nerrove
Montgomery
Ala
Perry County
Robert Goelet
The
Naples
Italy
George Henry Warren
Cheney Brothers
Connecticut
Schwartzbach, Huber & Co
Union Hil
N. J
Rampshire Bank
Laconia
Leake Port
J. Jacobs
Harrieburg
Fleitz
McCauley Yesterfar
Berlin
McKinley
von Heilleben
Germany
Vossischa Zeitung
Germaany
Kier- Vohn
Hanover
Moczadle
Penegral Negrot
Ing Crimonta
Lessburg
Ali Therman
Herea
George Bivins
George Holt
Bur Holt
My Maroney
Thurman
Biving
Holt
Ort
Thurmas
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