Portland Steamer Portland Wreck Believed Recovered
March 29 Gaston reports the hull of the Portland has been located by the Maud S crew. Found debris includes electric brackets a mattress and cabin furnishings with a garter. depth 50 to 60 fathoms. Fewer than 30 of 200 bodies recovered. owners may salvage remains with grappling gear while steamer service is not involved.
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Gaston
Portland
Maud S
Boston
Hght
Cape Ann
Highland Light
F. Williams
Fortin Line
Lin
Cape God
John F. Burke
New York
Windsor Hotel Fire Victims Identified at Tarrytown Funeral Plans
Warren P. Leland announces funeral services for unidentified Windsor hotel fire victims to be held at Church of the Heavenly Rest with interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Body No. 25 is a woman's trunk. Body No. 26 appears male. Four identified dead bring total to 26 of 45 missing. Ancaster's Spotted Fever Epidemic prompts health measures as nine deaths occur last week.
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Tarrytown
New York
Warren P. Leland
Windsor Hotel
Church of the Heavenly Rest
D. Parker Morgan
Sleepy Hollow
Moreue
Midvnst
Ancaster
Juancaster
Board of Health
Bribery Allegations Shadow Pennsylvania Senate Race
Harrisburg reports describe a legislative bribery inquiry into the McCarrell bill with testimonies from Representatives Kendall Laubach Brown and others. Names tied to offers include Monroe B Kulp and figures connected to Quay as investigators seek corroborating evidence and potential penalties.
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Krown
Union
Monroe HL
Kulp
Shamokip
Tarvisburg
McCarrell
Kendall
Somerset
Quay
Bedford County
Leach
Keator
Philadelphia
Laubach
Republian
Frank Jones
Senator Quay
Thhen
Tater
Jones
Mr. Quay
Mint
Custom House
Brown
Scuator A
Commonwealth Hotel
Mr. Brown
Fow
Mince
Pace
Mc Brown
Dauphin County
Dixon
Monroe B. Kulp
Shamokin
Miller
Northampton
Johnson and
Heil
Thompson
Caldwell
Elkin
Revolution in Bolivia advances toward Oruro
Lima reports that Federalists press toward Oruro while government troops under President Alonzo defend reserves there. Negotiations to end the conflict are said to be revived, potentially averting a battle.
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Bolivia
Lima
Peru
Oruro
Alonzo
Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore Trading
The report spans Philadelphia and Baltimore price actions for flour beef pork lard butter cheese and other staples. It notes timid wheat corn and rye activity with varying quotes across regional markets and includes live stock figures from New York and Pennsylvania regions.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
City
Pennsylvania
Western Creamery
New York Dairy
New York
Pennsylvani
Southern
Long Island
Jersey
Jersey Aveda
Mar
Bie
Western
Amothy
Hulme
Liverpool
Cork
Final Battle Imminent in Philippine Campaign Amid River Crossings
Manila dispatch details General MacArthur's forces pushing toward Malolos after three days of river crossings and trench assaults. The charge across the river by Major Toward's battalion left ten Americans dead and many wounded, as prisoners report weary Filipino troops and Aguinaldo seeking surrender if Manila falls.
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Manila
MacArthur
Manilao
Malolos
Bocave
Bulacan
Dakota Regiment
Ltoward
Acress
MariJne
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Funston
Bell
Abernethy
Marilao
Aguinaldo
Garcia
Torreo
Pacheco
Surrender Nears as Rebels Face New Push at Manila Front
Washington reports describe a day of quiet after three days of hard fighting north of Manila. Colonel Otis sent only one dispatch while press cables later confirmed American forces resting beyond Manila. MacArthur anticipated a pause to resupply before advancing on Malolos, with supply trains moving up.
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Amerion
Martino
Baligan
Bourgene Caplink
Asail
Oficiala
Sauiiage
War Department
Navy Department
Dewey
Yorktown
Gulf of Lingayen
Spain
Shiye
Washington
Vnl
Manila
Otis
Amercan
MacArthur
Malo Jos
Kansas lynching ends Sanderson murder case
Henry Sanderson, who killed Mrs Fleischer near Mayetta, was taken from J Morrr’s restaurant in Walton at 2 am. A mob bound him, drove him to a high bridge, and pushed him off, breaking his neck. The attackers, unmasked, returned home after the act.
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Newport News
Van
Jett Trampton
Ste John Sherman
Old Point
McCallum
Chanberlin Hotel
Frank Wiberg
Chicago
Sherman
Jin
Warines
Washington
Walton
Kan
Henry Sandersga
Siays
Jere
Sanderson
Outlaws Confession Ties Gang to Dalton Crimes in Kansas
Kansas City dispatch reports a confessed gang member’s statement linking Altgood Ballard and co defendants to the New murder and a wide range of horse stealing robbery and train crimes across Kansas Texas and Missouri. The confession names Mathes Kow and Dobbs amid arrests and outlines a southeastern Kansas gang with headquarters near Hutchinson. Ballard describes graves caves and hidden hides, while authorities pursue additional members and corroborate details.
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Kamsgas City
the Star
Joseph New
Keenwood County
Kan
New
George S. Dobbs
Warder Tantix
Kansas
Mra
Debba
Stravy
Prank Allgood
Renal
Mirac Lola
Wau
Alvin Lullard
Kansas Penistentiary
Altgood
Bil Turner
Mr. Kow
Dobbs
Turner
Altood
Ballard
Thaolard
Allrood
Kaunas
B. L. Mathes
Mary Mathes
Herbert Simpson
Bollard
Texas
No Man‘s Land
Sand Hills
Hutchinson
Mathes
Noathes
Southwest
Jim Kennedy
Blue Cut
Eastern
Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Springfield
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Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
Maul
Johnson Labortocies, Inc
Deisely Keller
N. Market St
Clinton
Felix LE Brua
Mark
A. J. Pearre
Frederick, Md
Fisher & Shaw
Calvert Street
Baltimanars
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Otadis
FERCS
Helfensten
B. Patch St. Frederick, We
J. T. Pyles
West
Patrick Street
Irving S. Biser
Fire Insurance
W. Church St. Frederick
Marlivdis
THE
Buffalo
Feigensson
Apollo, Pabst
Gladstone
Somerset Club
Overholt
Taylor
Jas
Pepper
Wilgon
Green River
Chas. N. Hauer
Interstate Phone
Hood
Roy
Latur M
Rod
M. Mrestexsen
Freehold
Aapariia
Mas
E. A. Hevns
Sark Centre
Minn
Noui
Saraaparilla
Mrs. W’. Stores
Midland
Trx
Heod
Paizell
Harrisboro
Conirreneman
Jehn Dalgell
Resterdas
United States
Geverge A. Jenks
MR. Sherman
Johnstown
Llast
Cambria Steel Company
George Haberkorn
Joseph Shuster
C. Diamond
John Barrett
James J. Miller
Samuel Markett
Henry Kukuck
Michael Shugruef
Kenry Herron
W. Bowers
Bridgeport
Genn
Nancy Guilford
Enton Gill
Flarry Oxley
Southington
Miss Gill
Flo
Emma Gill
J. Sterling Morton
Omaha
Republican Party
Morton
Beeven
Srm
East Liberty
Hoss
London
Guglielmo Marconi
England
France
Kent
Boulogne
Lianne
Times
Marconi
Ansall Young
Minneapolis
Minnesota Volunteers
Young
Wan
General Young
Thiladelphia
Master Bricklayers’ Association
Brickfexess’ Protective Association
Marsiand
Ina Cretone
Selma
Als
Biddersile
Jackson fTaymber Company
Jackson
Maryland
Lumier Company
Boom
Dalton Boys
William Ricksecker
John B. Gorge
James Flanigan
John Smith
Daniel Sheehan
Helen Hemmelwright
Wiliam Gillson
John White
Jeremiah Steele
Lancaster
Ralph Wireback
D. B. Landis
Cuba
Washfordton
Perry S. Heath
Porto Rico
Flarkshure
William Fisher
Electric Fight Company
Fisher
Riddeford
York Cotton Mills
Saco
Laconia and
Pepperell Canton
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