Train wreck witnesses and postcrash thefts emerge
Testimony described a collision between two trains near Exeter with the air brakes late and trains three minutes apart. Witnesses reported looting of the dead and injured, while officials plan arrests of suspected ghouls. Other items note Austin charged with murder, shrine robbery at El Cobre, and a Cleveland to New York horseless carriage run.
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Proposals on Philippine Government From Schurman
Manila May 23 United States Philippine Commission head Schurman presented a plan: a governor general appointed by the president, cabinet to the governor general, principal judges and department heads by the president, with some officials American or Filipino or both, plus a general advisory council elected by Filipinos. Filipinos seek cessation of hostilities before peace terms, and debate on a liberal form of government versus Spanish rule. Civilian members dispute Aguinaldo demand and Quiroa armistice delay citing need to consult the Filipino congress.
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Thanksgiving service for Mohegan passengers in Falmouth
Passengers of the stranded Mohegan met at the Falrmouth hotel on May 23 to give thanks for their deliverance. Louis Rhead of New York led the meeting as secretary. William Rigley of Philadelphia presided praising Captain Watkins and coast guards for their bravery. Baron Oppenheim urged a moment of silent prayer. A £36 coastal aid collection was raised. Divers later explored the wreck, finding four or five large holes in the Paria.
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Peace Conference Hopes for Practical Mediation and War Humanization
At The Hague on May 23 Ambassador Andrew D. White said the peace conference shows promise and that mediation and arbitration may become optional tools to settle disputes without war. He expects progress on wartime law improvements and aims to extend the Geneva 1864 treaty to naval warfare, while acknowledging armament reduction remains unsettled. Delegates anticipate practical peace recommendations and a formal committee president selection after last evenings talks.
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Queen Victoria’s Birthday Remembered In Longevity List
Tomorrow Queen Victoria marks her eightieth birthday tracing a long reign as England’s monarch. The article lists peers, privy councillors, MPs, bishops, archbishops, dukes, and presidents she has outlived since 1837, highlighting historical changes across nations and realms.
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Washington's Peace Jubilee Opens With National Celebrations
Washington May 23 National Peace Jubilee opens with three days of events as crowds pour into the capital from the south. Decorations on Pennsylvania Avenue glow with flags and banners including Dewey Schley Roosevelt. A court shower spans Pennsylvania Avenue and a naval parade at 2 PM will be reviewed by the president and cabinet. Fireworks at the monument grounds cap the day. In Petersburg a jute factory strike and arson are reported amid police and military crackdowns. MLB results include Philadelphia over Chicago 5 4 and Cleveland routing Washington 14 2.
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Proposal on Filipino self government from Washington
The American commission presented a written proposition framed in Washington by Secretary Hay to the Filipinos at Mania. It envisions a large measure of self government, beginning with allowing the choice of inferior judicial officials, with possible extension if successful. The dispatch notes troop movements may end the campaign before wet weather. MacArthur is at San Fernando with Lawton joined.
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Buffalo Strikes Extend as Talks Continue in May 23
In Buffalo labor stoppages the Grain Shovelers and Gontractor Connors negotiate without progress. A 1500 strong Polish crowd at Fillmore Wall witnessed chaotic but leaderless discussion as Daniel J. Keefe urged a mixed committee to certify eligible shovelers, aiming for work by week’s end.
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Tornado Hits Texas Towns Killing and Wounding Many
A severe Texas tornado traversed Titus and Erath counties Sunday, causing deaths and many injuries. In Mount Pleasant a church was wrecked as services ended, killing William Kauffman and injuring about a dozen others. Damage extended to Stephensville and Dublin areas with unroofed churches and collapsing structures, and reports of several other fatalities remain unconfirmed. Tree crops were reportedly destroyed along the storm’s path.
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Collecting Cuban Arms Nears Settlement Amid Payments
Reports say Cuban arms surrender plan gains pace with payment and dispersal of half the armed bands starting next Saturday in Havana. Governor General Brooke and General Maximo Gomez held a final interview on surrender terms as orders for arm and equipment handover to civil governors, alcaldes, and US officers were reviewed. Receipts will be issued to soldiers, with arms stored until transfer to Cuban forces at Fruvane Santiago. The Colombia routine follows formal arrangements already set.
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