Flood damage spreads across New York state
News from New York state reports widespread flood damage as rivers and tributaries overflow their banks due to heavy rains and snowmelt. The Mohawk River rises to levels unseen in decades, aiding and endangering cities like Schenectady and Rochester while trains reroute and infrastructure strains under water. In Michigan, a Republic mine fire halts work, endangering workers and causing significant wage losses.
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Open switch causes fatal railroad wreck in Wisconsin
In Little Rapids five miles south of Depere a passenger train collided with a freight train after an open switch failed to indicate the crossing. Engineer Harry A. Jones was killed and eight others injured, two gravely, as the Chicago and Northwestern line faced a deadly crash yesterday afternoon.
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Capture of Aguinaldo Reaches Manila on Vicksburg
General Funston succeeds in capturing the Filipino leader in Luzon. Aguinaldo, seized March 25, is aboard the gunboat Vicksburg with E. B. Barry commanding and Funston aboard. The ad ministration debates the implications as the insurrection nears a swift end.
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Aguinaldo
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Luzon
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United States
Vicksburg
E. B. Barry
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Aguinaldo Capture Details Reported By TRE News
Washington reports Aguinaldo was captured with three staff officers and an insurgent major was killed. Documents found. Aguinaldo is well. News notes president and advisers hope rebellion near end and question large standing army. Government debates Reninalda’s fate and possible capture outcome.
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Unclear Military Punishment Decision Timetable
Fragmentary report notes the punishment decision lies with military authorities. General Otis learns that Agulaaide was captured, Panston’s forces are described as small in numbers, and Otis declines further comment citing ongoing deliberations.
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Padding Census Returns in Maryland Sparks Arrests
In Maryland, two more arrests were made in the padding of 1900 census returns from St Marys County. Lawyer Joseph H. Ching of Leonardtown and farmer former enumerator Charles H. Guyther of Valley Lee faced U. S. Marshals in Baltimore, each admitted to $1500 bail. Guyther allegedly listed 195 persons not present on June 1 1900. Ching is charged with conspiring to fabricate the returns. More arrests expected as Washington probes continue.
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Leonardtown
Republican state central committee
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Valley Lee
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Guyther
Ching
Washington
British Protest Over China Convention Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Washington dispatches report Britain protested through Sir Ernest Satow against China signing a convention with any power until Chinese treaties are settled. The move targets the Russian agreement, aligning Britain with the United States and Japan in opposing such concessions. Details on timing and agency confirmations remain unclear. The episode comes amid broader Chinese affairs and German alliance context.
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Gerat Brital Oppesialn
Jagantu Wetion
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China
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Russia
Mis Superintendent Vssculated in Wilkesharre mob riot
In Wilkesharre Pennsylvania on March 28 a mob of men and sympathizers attacked Superintendent Sears and his staff near Pamford mills. The scene threatened bloodshed until police intervened and rescued Spears who was knocked senseless by a stone before police aided by an assistant cleared the area.
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M. De Greta
Amid German Weather and Public Disarray
Unclear OCR text reports on German events and weather with mentions of councils, people dying from a plague like dust storms, and widespread cold. References to places such as Prince and Catcutun Witole towns suggest deserted areas. The fragmentary source mixes names, dates, and events with likely 1940s context.
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Morgan Works To Avert Coal Strike In Hazleton Delegation
A five man delegation led by Rev Edward Phillips met J Pierpont Morgan in New York to urge action to prevent a strike in Pennsylvania coal regions. Morgan said he favored avoiding a strike and would work through private channels rather than public talks with labor leaders. He warned publicity could hinder outcomes and assured the group there would be no strike.
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Labor Readings on Mine Workers Meeting in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pa a call issued by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers for a 10 oclock meeting in the city with presidents and secretaries and executive members of the three Pennsylvania Anthracite districts. Mitchell and two national executive board members to attend and report on New York visit. National executive committee meeting set for Indianapolis at same hour. Action on Mitchells report here to be wired to Indianapolis and likely ratified by the board. Seventeen of twenty executive board members are Western men and will meet in Indianapolis. Committeeman Fred Dilcher and Organizer Chris Evans left Scranton for Indianapolis. Meeting follows Hazleton convention resolutions and may resolve uncertainty over April 1 strike.
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Tassin Grants Th roneon Manch 28 Periods of Delay Reported
The Standard correspondent reports officials state Count Lamsdorff, Russian foreign minister, urged a Chinese minister to sign the Manchurian convention in St. Petersburg but an immediate signing was prohibited. A brief delay was granted while matters are reconsidered.
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