Pennsylvania Legislature Amends Congressional Apportionment
Amid debates in Harrisburg, the senate reported an amended congressional apportionment bill to the house. Bills introduced include revoking warrants under the 1848 act to develop mineral resources and requiring extra braking visibility on steam locomotives. The Kennedy & ro inspection bill advanced, adding inspectors and female inspectors. A Bulgarian revolutionary trial ended with three deaths and life terms for eleven. five acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
senate
house
Coray
Luzerne
secretary of internal affairs
Reynolds
Lackawanna
Philadelphia
board of revision of taxes
onton
Scott
Allegheny
inner
ave
Marshall
Kennedy & ro
McClain corporation
Snyder
Chester
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted as Cure All
A London club man bets on selling gold guineas at a penny each but fails as buyers think the offer too rich. The ad claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription has cured thousands of women, establishing regularity and ending weakness. A testimonial from Faynolds of Guy McLean County describes relief from female complaints after three bottles, enabling childbirth.
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London
Dr. Pierce
Faynolds
Gufie
McLean Co
Funston Captures Aguinaldo In Palanan Drama
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo, captured by Gen Funston, arrived in Manila aboard the Vicksburg and was brought to Malacanang for presentation. MacArthur’s aides and Aguinaldo’s forces clashed as Macabebes aided in the capture, with three insurgents killed and Aguinaldo paraded to a jail. Funston described the mission, revealing Aguinaldo’s forged Lacuna letters and plans to command Luzon troops. Aguinaldo, though excited, was calm after assurances of fair treatment. His future punishment remains under discussion by administration officials.
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Aguinalde
Miles
Seharman
Manila
Emilio Aguinaldo
Funston
United States
Vicksburg
Pantabangan
Neava Ecija
Luzon
Baldermero Aguinaldo
central Luzon
Alejandring
lia
Aguinaldo
Aguinalda
Yobe
Baldermernn
United States volunteer cavalry
Oliver P. M. flaxnard
Garr
Casiguran bay
Burton J. Mitchel Fortiethip
Punton
Finnston
Jinston
gunborg
Poluio
onmahead
Ya. m
Principe
Casiguran
Casi- Buran
Palaman
Isabela
Fenston
Palanan
Varmeldo
advancr reg
u ocnrie
Waring
tinwily
Spisu
Aminalde
uinal de Maude
Hilario Placido
Kansas
Caloocan
Aguinalds
Simeon Villla
chie
Alambra
Placido
Villla
Santiago Barepiana
usseraner
Aguinallo
Palsnan
Sixteenth _ infantry
Agiuaide
Lacuna
Giwm
Palansky
Fiston
Mevita
Barry
Thas
Virado
Fanston sass Aguivalde
mann
Eiliot
Mininis
tee
ShawArthur
Fahe pinos
Philippines
Guam
Aguialso
coeme popstar
aml
Great Britain
Cronje
Island of
St. Peter
war department
MarArtha
Punston
reanlar
wefen
Panston
department vesterdas distusse
Carter II Seeks Third Term From Chicago Voters
Liarriyon Carter II, a spirited figure in Chicago politics, seeks a third term as he faces voters in a city-wide decision on April 2. He has served four consecutive years and aims to secure continued leadership amid local concerns.
Funston promotion urged by Kansas delegation
Six weeks ago the Kansas delegation urged Secretary Root and the president to promote Gen. Funston and gain him recognition for past service. debate noted that he could not expect such promotion unless placed in a major department. Other interviews discuss Aguinaldo, Dewey, Miles views on Philippines, and a possible governance role for Aguinaldo after a capture.
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Mr. Long
Kansas
pon
Root
Gen. Funston
Ewa Bald
stat
Admiral Dewey
New York
Aguinaldo
Miles
Boston
Philippines
Emperor William Warns of Revolution and Barracks Fortification
Fragmented dispatch from 19th century Germany reports Emperor William addressing an Alexanders regiment in a central barracks yard. He urged readiness to defend the king and royal house, warning that 1848-style uprising could be met with force. Press versions vary. Bremen attack cited as shaping views. Some papers deny revolution talk, others push strongest language.
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Wale Hla
Berta
Emperor Wiliam
Alexander regimentts
cenre
Weiland
Bremen
Lokal Anzeiger
Tageblait
Boersen Courier
stiui
Kreuz Reitwag
evcourt
Keisinnige Zeitung
William
Germany
Miners and capital feel historic peace move in Pt Md
In Scranton and surrounding areas the United Mine Workers leaders and national figures discuss a possible settlement between anthracite miners and operators. Secretary Wilson and President Mitchell pursue a path to end tensions, with confidence among organizers that miners will prevail. Other items note railway control shifts, legal decisions on Powers and Goebel case, and Mrs Nation's Cincinnati lecture draws small crowd.
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Gene Hilal review
J. FF. Moerman
teeen Capital
bgtier
Indiananalis
Ui’ tad
Wilson
Mitchell
Sky
Uberty
National
Fred Dowher
Pennsylvania
Dileher
Ohio
Fred vans
Dilevheranna
Mine Workers’ Journal
Evans
Savaon Hasta
Harmoonsr
Witkentarve
John Mitchell
B.S. Phillips
United Mine Workers
Rev. Phillips
J. Tierpont Morgan
Phillips
Mitehall
J. Poorgan
Morgan
United Mine Workers of America
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SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
Quaker City
M. P. MORSE
North Market Street
FREDERICK, MD
mechs
JOHN N. CLARY
East Second Street
Poolesville
East Fourth
Patrick Street
Petersville
F. G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance Agent
West
Frederick
Clinton E. Main
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrck St
Frederick, Me
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Tyre Stardine
wenmaise
Pierce
James
Macabebes
AGUEMARDO
tve
CARTER H. HARRISON
Aguioutto
cleath
G Seharmua
Canella university
first Philippine commission
Ithaca
Aginaldo
Acunacahlo
archipelago
tim ge ernor
Cavite
Bulacan
tye
Ken Tsin
Barden
Columbur
dent
Indian Territory
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Poach
Pol Mareh
thor a
L. Pearra
Cerman
Alexander Regiment
GOMMEDT
Darton
George W. Thatcher
chasse of
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fe ford
Le nante
eho
tre moti
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New York Contrel Western Central
The
Evening Post
Mexican Central railway
Atchison road
Nation
Trdianizpolis
Mirs
Carria
temperance societies
Atlantic City
Christian Mueller
Yer Harbor City
furniture busines
Join
Suin
Philippine commission
Basila
Sula
Roland Reed
Cincinnnati
Lake Erie
Altgeld
Laois
Chicago
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Shehab
Safonieca
Steve Vannders association
Molders Laian
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