Brooke Disgusted Over Army Rolls Battle in Cuba
Havana reports General Brooke seeks to return $3,000,000 to the United States unless the Cuban assembly yields the army rolls. Portuondo demands official recognition before surrender. Roosevelt notes police assessments in New York. Other items include strikes and weather across several states.
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Gomez Walls
Havana
Grooke
United States
Alger
Coneral Brooke
Gomez
Washington
Ernst
Rafael Portuondo
Brooke
Portuondo
General Erest
Portuoule
Ualises
San Domingo
Yesterdas
Assembly
Reform Talk on Porto Rico Territorial Government Plan
Dr Carroll, New Jersey official, visited Porto Rico to study social conditions and draft a plan for territorial American government. He reported uncovering a Spanish style system with municipal districts, governors and councils, and noted possible power and tax abuses. Residents favored a US style territorial system with American officials.
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Teaple Generatls
Greservment
Wesertown
Oalelala
New York
Carroll
Ma Eagles
Aewcommissioner
Torre Rico
Wa Hngton
Meadas
Plainfield
N. J
United States
Rowena Lee wreck claims five deaths near Caruthersville
Memphis dispatch reports the Rowena Lee sinking after a landing as the vessel hit a log and sank within two minutes. Casualties include Mrs Edna Chamberlain of Caruthersville and a Memphis mail clerk George Keuchler, with an unknown chambermaid and two negro roustabouts among the dead. The Ora Lee rescued the crew and passengers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rowena Lee
Caruthersville
Campbell
Edna Chamberlain
George Keuchler
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Mra Chamberl
Ora Lee
Henry Lorentz Dead Old Frederick citizen dies at 85
Henry Lorentz long time Frederick resident and Middletown Valley native died at his home at North Market and West Second streets at 9 this morning aged 85. He was active in business and church work, supported the Democratic party, and left a widow seven sons and two daughters. Funeral Monday at two o'clock.
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Henry Lorentz
Frederick
North Market
West Second Streets
Lorentz
Mr. Lorentz
Griddletown
This County
Adam Lorentz
Middletown
Thomas
Jacob Lorentz
Germany
Middletown Valley
John Sifford
Sifford
Catharine Robinson
Henry Robinson
Methodist Church
Catharine Duvall
Johnson
George Washington
Buell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas. H. Lorentz
Baltimore
Albert C. Lorentz
San Francisco
Cal
Edwin ©. Lorentz
Philadelphia
John R. Lorentz
Washington
Arthur O. Lorentz
Frank RB. Lorentz
Robert L. Lorentz
G. C. Winebrewer
Walkersville
Joseph E. Bowers
The Alleged Bribery Case Resumes With No Startling Evidence
Harrisburg reports a resumed bribery inquiry yielding no breakthrough. Testimony touches on potential appointments tied to votes and favors, with representatives denying quid pro quo. Separate dispatches note Chicago and Midwest snowstorms, and a wave of factory strikes and wage increases in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Malolos Captured as Filipino Forces Burn City in Retreat
General MacArthur's troops entered Malolos at 10:15 AM after rebel forces evacuated and burned the city. U.S. units from Nebraska, South Dakota, and Pennsylvania pressed north, suffering 41 casualties, while Aguinaldo and his cabinet fled toward a northern refuge.
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Aguinaldo
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
South Dakota
Otis
Washington
Manila
MacArthur
Malolos
Cabinet
General Hall
United States
Guiguinto River
Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
Gulguinto Station
Pennsylvania Regiment
General Otis Reports MacArthur Attacks At Malogejia
Washington reports from General Otis dated Manila March 31 say MacArthur prepared for an attack on Malogej today and engaged at 7 AM with progress noted. Four killed and 23 wounded yesterday, all brought to Manila. MacArthur also captured Malolos at 7:15 AM, enemy retreated after slight resistance. Casualties 20. Embalmed beef concerns raised by state officials in Pittsburgh with samples found to contain harmful preservatives.
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Somerville
N. J
Mine Rock
Benjamin Rush
Catharine Blue
Xro
Chicago
Davenport
Burlington
Valpasziso
Ind
South Bend
Elkhart
Indiana
Hor
Bic
Tittshure
American Glass Company
Lebr
Shore Bors
Planns
Washington
War Department
Manila
MacArthur
Malojeg
Maaile
Hail
Mariquioa
Treturn
Teade
Otis
Warrisburg
Elmer W. Moore
Pittsburg
State Pure Food Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Edce
Walls
Pittsburk Dentere
Moore
Pitsburg
E 7 Ashman
Samoa Crisis Sparks White House and State Department Talks
In New York an interview with Dr Iutiel condemns Consul Osborne as incompetent. Officials held White House meetings with the president and Secretary Hay and State Department talks with the British ambassador and Baron von Sternberg. A Navy telegram offered no light on the Samoa bombardment amid tangled dates and official mystery.
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Washington
Samoa
Oficinla
White House
State Department
Ambsendor
Baren Speck von Sternberg
Mubassy
Navy Department
Adiiul Kanata
Sidney
New South Wales
Berlin Reacts to Samoan Bombardment News
Berlin officials express surprise at Samoan bombardment reports. The chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, birthday in Baden Baden, and Baron Von Buelow on vacation in Holstein. Skepticism grows over Admiral Kautz Instructions and whether Mataafa contravention was properly stated. Germany likely to stay neutral with no change to final settlement despite hostilities.
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Samon
Neo
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Baden Baden
Baron von Buelow
Holstein
Kautz
Hendds
Mataafa
Herr Rose
Cansul
Ex-President Raffel Gripes On Samoan Affairs In New York
Ex-president of Apia Dr Raffel denounces officials in Samoa, cites Mataafa’s disqualification and Maliena Tanus as king. He criticizes Chief Jae the Chambers and American consul Osborne, warns apportionment plans impracticable, and notes Solf’s succession and Washington trip. Also reports ten-year sentence for ex-bank director Dickerson.
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Maliena Tanus
Samos
Mataafa
Berlin
Raffel
Justice Chambers
Osborne
Dr. Solf
Apia
Will
Willo
Washington
United States
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Charcot
Albert L. Pearce
Atchison
Frederick, Md
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Baltimore Stock Exchange
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Malddic
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Patrink St
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Patrick Street
Irving S. Biser
OfSec
W. Church St. Frederick, Md
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Feigenspan
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Pabst
Gladstones Oslery
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Taylor
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Green River
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Brazil
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Paine
Steiner Bros
N. Market St
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Rowena Lee Wreck
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Ancona
Italy
Chamber of Indictments
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Egypt
Samperor Wishna
Holy Land
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
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Lorenzo V. Peck
United States District Court
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Daily Graphic
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Leslie Cramer
West Third Street
Charles Smallwood
South Market Etrest
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Oscar Pawson
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Merrick
Commonwealth Hotel
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van Valkenbers
Jaine
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Quay
van Valkenberg
Kulp Wil
Francia E. Brown
Union
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Kan
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Missouri Pacific
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Waterville
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Iosiders
Iron and Rec
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Dispatches
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London
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Garon Sternberg
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First National Bank
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