Aguinaldo Captured by Macabebes in Palanan Expedition
Washington reports Gen. Funston and seven selected Macabebes captured Aguinaldo after a long march from Casiguran to Palanan. Insurgents, aided by a spy network, misled American observers before a firefight ended with Aguinaldo in custody and American officers briefly captive.
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Manila
Mareh
Fred Funston
Mareh UG
Gert
Phallioentimicdo
Ande
Awuinguide
Pantabansan
Neva Beija
Lincon
Lanilio Nguinaldo
Daidemere Neadasido
Reni
Tawra
Ional Ap
Lisceaa
Tie Ether
Dieldeinere Agiudbey Dlacwne
Ta Presidente Bauntlio Ait Mitida
Peake
Gen
Fursten
Harry Sul Tvesbaum
Fanstanns
Painetan
United States
Polfiite
Aoain
Vicksburge
Casiguran
Principe
Casigurian
Agui- Haldo
Pantohang
Baler
Fie
Phey
Funsten
Presidente
Oasis- Gran
Lorena
Acuinalde
Paletain
Isabela
Fimsten
Tne
Nigrht
Palanon
Palanan
Aguinaldo
Funston
Riots, Assassination Attempt and Repression Reported
A Kiel dispatch notes an officer tried to assassinate the czar but killed himself. St Petersburg reports 72 arresting revolutionaries and two secret presses. 3,000 arrests in total and ministers rumored to wear steel collars. Other items include riots at Roeff quelled by troops and war prep indications with China.
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London
Kiel
Morning Leader
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Veter Karpovich
M. Rogalapon
Ministry of Education
Roeff
Dathy Mail
Russia
China
Daily Mail
Japicgi
Tor Adlow Hoerssin
Mianwheria
Japan
Norsear
Chita
Varvans
Sa-May
Package Robbery En Route From Columbia Bank
A $35,000 paper money shipment from the Bank of Columbia to the Bank of Commerce in New York was found altered upon arrival. Brown paper substituted the money, with a bank official and Del WG Childs present during dispatch. Express Co. officials and Captain OL Mo Sadler pursue the clever theft, no tampering evident.
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Columbia
D. C
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Commerce of New York
del WG Childs
Columbia Bank
OL Mo Sadler
The
Southern Express Co. Ds
English goods boycott warned by European American merchants
The Amsterdam correspondent reports a private notice to Kathberti about a powerful merchant coalition planning to boycott English goods until independence for the Boers. Andrew Carnegie offers 100000 for a free Portland library if a site and ongoing income are guaranteed. library association lacks a building valued at 360000 and may consolidate with Carnegie funds.
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London
Amsterdam
Daily Mail
Carnegie
Portland
Ore
Andrew Carnegie
Portland Library Association
Major Archer Dead in Mehmond Virginia
Maj. Robert S. Archer, superintendent of the fredeent works and a key figure in Confederate heavy ordnance, died Saturday night. He was widely known across the South for his role in the iron trade.
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Mehmond
Robert S. Archer
Fredeent Works
South
Clash in Nejed District Reported in Arabia
Constantinople reports fighting in the Nejed district of Arabia between the sheikh of Koweyt on the Persian Gulf and Bin Hashid, who calls himself king of Arabia. The alert notes a confrontation with no details on casualties or outcomes.
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Constantinople
Nejed
Arabia
Koweyt
Persian Gulf
bin Hashid
Donohues Purchase Empowers Colorado Springs Club
Tim Donohue, former Chicago National League catcher, has bought a half interest in the Western League club of Colorado Springs and will serve as the regular catcher for the team.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Tim . Donohue
Frauds at Manila commissary tied to June 1900 findings
Sensational frauds in the Manila commissary department unfold as investigators, led by Lieut. Philip R. K. Sweet, probe losses of flour bacon and other government stock. Arrests include Capt. Barrows and seven commissary sergeants along with clerks and a major contractor amid a widening probe.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Frederick J. Barrows
30Th Volunteer Infantry
Department of Southern Luzon
Hotel Oriente
United States
Philip RK. Sweet
465Th Volunteer Infantry
Col
Wilder
Officer Suffocated: Naval Veteran Born in Missouri
The deceased officer, born in Missouri, entered the naval service in June. Remains will be sent home.
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Missouri
Naval Service
Isés
Cavite
United States
Wunhbeat Petrel
Jesse Mims Roper
Conmmander Roper
Patrick Toner
Commander Roper
Josiah Shitts Mellean
Lewis
Toner
Evans
Flaherty
Larson
Kessler
Cahey
Burton
Smith
Sullivan
Forsbeon
Petre
Adj
Dewey
Manila Bay
Conminudes
Weed
Cnime
Roper
Tin
Mediterranean
Logan statue unveiling in Town circle with national guard details
Ceremonies planned for Gen John A Legaen statue unveiling include Col Theodars A Binghen supervising, a provisional District regiment, a light artillery battery, and two marine companies. Notables: Gen Granville S Dodge presiding, Frank W Sristol delivering invocation, Franklin Simmons sculptor, Master John Tucker unveiling, McKinley address, Chauncey M Depew oration. Veterans and delegations from Army groups expected.
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Washington
John A. Legaen
Town Circle
Theodars A. Binghen
District National
M. Emnett Wreif
Guenther
Granville S. Dodge
Frank W. Sristol
M. Jc. Church
Franklin Simmons
John Tucker
McKinley
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Society of the Army of Tennessee
Army of the Cumberland
The
Loyal Legion
You Are Bought With a Price The Gethsemane Message
Dr. Talmage frames salvation as a multi instalment purchase by Christ including Bethlehem’s birth Charpent in Quarantania the Gethsemane struggle and the sham trial culminating in Calvary The bishop urges reflection on the cost of redemption and invites listeners to accept the Gospel as a living link to heaven.
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Gethsemane
Rim
Theaven
Tower of London
Tower of God's Mercy
Christ
Bethlehem
Jesus
Cyrie
Palace of Heaven
Caesars Palace
Galilee
Tiethany
Mary
God
Heaven
David
Christ the Lord
Quarantania
Hell
Satan
Publius
Lentullus
Napoleon
Jerusalem
Temple
Antwerp
Belgium
Vilages
Satu
Asia Minor
China
Ethiopia
Italy
Spain
Germany
Britain
Eouine
Heavens
Earth
Calvary
Palestine
Dethanys
Nain
Pethsaida
London
Lisbon
Gadt Lawk
Christ’s Temple
Great Eastern
Medway
Albany
Battlements
Armies Sail For Manila From San Francisco
The animal transport Arab sails for the Philippines with 670 horses for the cavalry. Troop ships and infantry units follow, including the Kilpatrick and Ohio transports. Further movements list the Logan and Astee ships and expected departure dates for various battalions and squadrons. In Mobile, detective Ed Morris and Officer John Bressingham are fatally wounded during a confrontation with two suspected murder suspects. one suspect was killed and the other captured.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Calvary
Manila
de Buford
15Th Cavalry
10Th Infantry
Sth Infantry
Kilpatrick
Lith Infantry
1St Infantry
Ohio
Logan
Lth Cavalry
Wth Cavalry
Lth Infantry
Governor's Iskend
Ethan Allen
Hillred
Mobile
Ala
Ed Morris
John Bressingham
Gulf Port
Miss
Davis
Morris
Bressingham
The College Graduate and the Church Sermon
President Wm J Tucker of Dartmouth challenged the Christian church on its role in Chinese troubles during a Lenten address at Old South church. He urged moral clarity amid missionary failures and warned Christendom faces moral confusion and potential decline without stronger support for Christianity.
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Boston
Wm. J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Christian Church
Old South Church
Liiag
Salisbury's Condition Improves After Influenza Attack
London reports Premier Salisbury contracted influenza March 26. After a two day trend toward improved tempers and strength, he responds well to nourishment and may travel south for a change of air. Official bulletin signed by Douglas Powell and H R Walker.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Sharthy
Douglas Powell
H. R. Walker
Smallpox Spreads Rapidly in St. Joseph
St. Joseph Missouri health officials report 25 quarantine cases in the city after an initial suspected outbreak. The rapid spread alarms residents across the northern portion of the state.
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St. Joseph
Senator Mitchell Improves. Expected Back Soon
Senator Mitchell of Oregon is in better condition than Saturday and is believed to be out again within a week.
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Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Norwegian steamer Gwent floated after grounding off Long Branch
The small Norwegian steamer Gwent, carrying eight passengers and a cargo from Havana, Cuba, ran ashore 60 miles east of Long Branch on March 22. It was successfully floated on Sunday afternoon and brought into port.
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New York
Gwent
Long Branth
Banes
Cuba
Kansas Responds to Gen Funston Promotion
Governor Stanley of Kansas sent a telegram thanking the president for recognizing Gen Funston after his appointment as brigadier general in the regular army. The message expresses the people of Kansas appreciation for the action.
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Washington
Fanston
Cortelyou
Stanley
Kansas
Funston
Russian Ambassador Casini Tours New Virginia Cruiser
Count Casini Russian ambassador to Washington and party were received at Hampton Roads aboard the new Russian cruiser Vartagz. They expressed great delight with the Vartagz during the visit in Norfolk Virginia on April 1.
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Norfolk
Cassini
Washington
Hampton Roads
Earthquake Shock Reported Across Italian Cities
A minor tremor was felt Saturday in Pen evento as seismic instruments indicated disturbances near Rome and in nearby cities including Florence and Catienia. Authorities urged calm and would monitor for further activity.
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Rome
Penevento
Seismie
Badua
Florence
Catienia
Gas Explosion at Braddock Steel Works Fatalities Reported
An explosion of gas at the Edgar Thompson steel works in Braddock Pennsylvania on April 1 killed George Rader and George Hosack and seriously burned George Goga Charles Porter and Michael Granson.
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Pittsburgh
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock, Pa
George Rader
George Hosack
George Goga
Charles. Porter
Michael Granson
Rader
Hosack
House band praised for literary appetite
A reader notes the house band is described as highly literary and voracious for any book or paper that arrives at the house, sparking interest in their intellectual inclinations.
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Ivery
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Abingbra
Barston
Caprepre
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Mantigge
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Treacher
Matha
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Weil
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Partato
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Padanai
Lacuna
Marei
Palanton
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Pouston
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Len
Peias
Veias
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Nguimeulo
Rene
Saboe
Mayo
Orit
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Agunaich
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Cronje
St. Phlena
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Mareh Li-Gen
Mas Arthur
Aguinalte
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Firsten
Iola
Fred
Aoy
Ais
Czar
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Maj
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Iowna Circle
Saving OF Nations
Dr. Talmage
Louis Klopsch
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