Funston Plans Bold Aguinaldo Capture in Isabella Province
General Funston leads ten U S troops and native scouts from Mantua toward Isabella to seize Aguinaldo. The plan, aided by MacArthur, involves disguises and a staged capture to turn Aguinaldo over to American authorities.Troops from New Visaya and Nueva Ecija, with gunboats Vicksburg and Albury, will cooperate as the mission moves toward Manilla.
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Mantua
Ceneral Funston
Isabella
Aguinaldo
Washington, D. C
Manilla
United States
Luzon
Funston
MacArthur
Harris
Bnron
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Leutenant Admire
Forty-second Infantry
Mitchell
Fortieth Infantry
Vicksburg
Baler
Aguinalde
Aguinalda
Agulnalda
New Viscaya
New Ecija
Albury
Anson
Assassin's bullets miss mark in church official attack
Two bullets shattered a window as Frivy Councillor Pabledonostzeft, chief pro curator of the holy synod, narrowly escaped an assassination in his study. A would be assassin named Lagowski fled. two other shots failed to enter the room. no injuries reported. An investigation proceeds.
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Lby Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Frivy
Pabledonostzeft
Holy Synod
Lagowski
Payment to Spain for Stray Islands Treaty Closes
Secretary Hay issued a treasury warrant for 105 dollars to the Spanish minister for Cagay an and nearby islands near the Philippines. The payment completes treaty terms from last November. Protocols signed today ratify the United States role in these islands.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hay
Duke of Arcos
Treasury
Cagayan
United States
Representative Sprecher Stricken With Apoplexy in Nebraska House
Lincoln March 3 Representative Sprecher of Colfax county a Fusionist was stricken with apoplexy on the floor of the house today and lies in critical condition. His condition caused a deadlock in Nebraska politics as legislators rushed to aid him.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Sprecher
Colfax County
Floods Hit Granada Province In Spain
Serious floods strike Granada province with towns inundated. Crops damaged, cattle perished, and houses collapsed. Ilora, 22 miles WNW of Granada, half the town flooded and some homes destroyed. In Granada a girl was killed.
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Granada
Spain
AL Ilora
Mystery Deepens Over Mrs Robinson Case In New York
South Bend Indiana March 23 3 W Stayer manager of the Who's Who company arrived this afternoon and said no woman bearing the Mrs Robinson or Peeherton Who was found dead in New York yesterday had ever been connected with his company and he could not imagine who one could be.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
W. Stayer
Afernoon
Korea Launched Largest Atlantic Steamship At New Port News
The Korea, built by New Port News Shipbuilding, is the largest steam vessel on this side of the Atlantic with 572 feet 4 inches length and 63 feet beam. Displacing 18,000 tons, it sails 17 feet draft, carries 1400 passengers with 200 first class, and uses 16,000 horsepower engines to reach about 18 to 20 knots on the San Francisco to Hong Kong route for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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Associated Press
Washington
Korea
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Atlantic
Laing
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Ta Wy
San Fransisco
Hong Kong
Strike Seen as Probable in Pittsburg Coal Field
In Pittsburg district a coal miners strike seems likely as operators refuse wage scale demands for the year starting April 1. Miners' President Delan warns a convening before April first if no agreement is reached, with a general call possible.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Delan
Youngstown
Struthers
Niles
Lowell
Girard
Hubbard
Ohio
Pittshore
Cracikle Steel Company
Monessen
Strike at Marseilles reported by Associated Press
The center of Marseilles is held by troops with cavalry patrolling main streets and infantry guarding points. About 1,200 dock laborers work at the docks as police break up strikers gatherings. Gendarmes shield late trains and streetcars. Sympathy strikes grow with carters blocking rail depot. scuffles lead to dispersal and few carts resume work.
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Associated Press
Marseilles
Morgan Confers With President Schwab Over Steel Issue
J Pierpont Morgan returned from a southern trip and met with President Schwab of the Carnegie Company to discuss the price of the new United States Steel Corporation. Morgan met other financial men but declined to comment for publication.
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Associated Press
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Schwab
Carnegie Company
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Hanna and Others Confer With the President
Senator Hanna General Grosvenor and Representative Dick met with the president in Washington to discuss army appointments for Ohio. The interview, lasting long, covered the proposed orders and provincial staffing.
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Hanna
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Grosvenor
Ohio
British Denies German Co operation on Nicaragua Canal
London officials deny Germany is collaborating with Great Britain on the Nicaragua canal amid cable reports from New York. The denial stresses no partnership or shared plans between the two nations.
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Associated Press
London
British Foreign Office
Germany
Great Britain
Nicaragua Canal
New York
Powers Win First Round as China Rejects Russo-Chinese Treaty
Washington reports that China rejected the Russo-Chinese treaty amid European pressure aimed at blocking Moscow’s Manchuria moves. The rejection marks a temporary check, with talks ongoing to prevent Russia from pressuring China anew, while Manchuria remains a point of contention. General Gazelle of British forces arrives in Shanghai.
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New York
Times
Washington
China
Manchuria
Russia
St. Petersburg
Prussia
Shanghai
Corran
Farvien Cicles
Japan
Gazelle
Pekin
State law declared unconstitutional by Wisconsin judge
In Milwauker March 23, Superior Court judge Ludwig ruled a 1599 labor discrimination prohibition law unconstitutional. Louis J. Kreutzberg was released after arrest on Albert Stettner's complaint, with the judge finding the law conflicts with both Wisconsin and U S constitutions.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
Wis
Tudss Ludwig
Superior Court
Louis J. Kreutzberg
Albert Stettner
Idge Ludwig
Wisconsin
United States
United States Cruiser New York Sails for Tangier Mission
London dispatch reports the US armored cruiser New York will sail from Gibraltar to Tangier on March 26 to convey a mission to Banagan. The ship will proceed with a strong escort of the sultan's soldiers to its destination.
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Associated Preas
London
Encharge Telegraph Company
Gibraltar
United States
New York
Tangier
Banxaigan
Fen
Gultan
Wind Do Damage at Pensacola Harbor
A southeast gale hit Pensacola harbor early today causing heavy damage to shipping. Large export steamers are tied up and badly tangled. one sailor is reported missing and thought to be lost. The strike primarily affected the Louisville and Nashville railroad wharves with severe disruption to port operations.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
New Railroad Line Reaches Cripple Creek from Colorado Springs
The Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District railway has completed the line to Cripple Creek and sent the first train westward today. A party of invited guests rode the inaugural service from Colorado Springs to the gold camp near Pike's Peak.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Cripple Creek
Great Gold Camp
Pike's Peak
Mrs. Robinson Not Dead Rumor Debunked
Baltimore reports clarify that Mia Harrahan Robinson daughter of Hon. Thomas Lowry of Minneapolis is alive after a false death notice circulated about her in New York. The Altamont hotel incident sparked the rumor but was not fatal.
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Baltimore
Wharry P. Robinson
Thomas Lowry
Minneapolis
New York
Altamont Hotel
Graduating Exercises at Oshkosh Normal School
Ninth grade graduation at Oshkosh Normal model school features a Shakespearean program with a pageant and two plays. Miss Hazel Weitsufer receives class honors amid a list of graduates and performers including Gruenewald, Owens, Burke, Kimball, and Weeks. The event closes with certificate presentations by President R. H. Halsey and an orchestra performance.
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Oshkosh Normal Model School
Misa Jenny Marvin
Critle
Grammar Room
Hazel Weitsufer
Laura Appold
Frances M Burke
Ina C. Karte
Arthur H. Gruenewald
Bessie Gulliford
Ethelyn A. Wit
Richardl. Halsey
Seymour B. Heymann
Bert
King Operon
Arthur HB. Gruenewald
Juno
Ning M.inens
Dueck
Rilchard
Othello
Frank C. Kimball
Desdemona
Mary F. Utrerz
Rosalind
Bessie G. Gulliford
Cerelia
Frances
Shylock
Arthur Gruenewald
Rossanio
Seymour Heymann
Antonio
Richard Halsey
Portia
Hazel Wet- Jauler
Nerissa
Mabel Sawtelle
Duke of Venice
Edgar Weeks
Gratiani
Bert Hicks
Salarino
Adbert Radcliffe
Salanio
Frank Kimball
Magnificces
Philip Noe
Harry Keefe
John Saw
Lindley Meagan
Fairies
Nina Owens
Mary Itter
Ian Baile
Elhelyn Hall
Kate Mitchell
Kessie McDonald
Laura Anpold
Hazel Werlaufer
Manel Sawtelle
Lottie Lichtenberger
Heter Foliett
R. H. Halsey
Hark
the Lark
Shakespeare
Decision Affects Many Farmers In Right Of Way Case
Judge Searle rules Northern Pacific owns 200 feet of right of way on both sides of its track. Abner Towne gent and others claimed adverse possession after years of use. The decision, a test case impacting many farmers, will be appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
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Associated Tress
Crowd
Milne
Searle
Northern Pacific
Abner Townegend
Warnena County
United States Supreme Court
Not Guilty Verdict In County Court Shooting Case
Weston March 24. In the case of the state against Hon Clark Simmons court president charged with shooting with intent to kill John Rexroad over a quarrel about fence rails the jury returned a verdict of not guilty after over one hundred witnesses examined.
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Weston
Clark Simmons
John Rexroad
Keep Coins Out of Your Mouth
A Philadelphia doctor condemns women placing coins in the mouth while opening purses on streetcars. He recalls observing a young woman exchange a dime for a conductor’s nickel and notes a laborer with dirty hands. The scene prompts warnings about hygiene and manners.
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Philadelphia
Ree Frain
New York Press
Laabs for Mayor leads Republican convention tally
Otto C Laabs named on the second formal ballot by the Republican convention as mayor candidate with nomination of Jerome Davis for city clerk and Westphal for city treasurer. Delegates adopt resolutions condemning Democratic actions and pledging honest, economical city government.
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Otto C. Laabs
Republian
Jerome Davis
Westphal
R. Bervice
M. Lull
West St
East Side
South Side
TR. Service
West Side
E. P. Stevens
Justices OF Peace
Charles Freeman
North Side
C. Sarau
W. Lindson
H. ¢. Westphal
Matt Lampert
Henry Warren
B. P. Richmond
James Jenkins
Herman Daus
Rideout
Nigt
H. BR. Minors
W. W. Kimball
Poster
Willinen Konrad
Richmond
Wtto C. Lanna
Daring Flan and Turkish Jiarrem In a Turbulent City
Page One features a bold front page spread by a foreign correspondence on a daring plan set by Gen Funston. Included are portraits of Herbert L. Sweet and Judge A. W. Goss, plus notices on new women’s fashions and a patent calf feeder.
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Funston
Erniscereent Yeni Ede
Ban Anonio
A& Sto
P.cceesseesssnense Judgh A. WH
Churcil
General City News
Debated Boer Peace Terms Stir Commons Clash
London dispatch reports mixed reactions in Parliament to Lord Kitchener and General Botha peace terms. Radicals claim civilians altered a workable accord. Chamberlain defenders say it would have prolonged conflict. Chamberlain states Botha raised no objections to the terms.
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Associated Fress
New York
the Tribune
London
Lord Kitchener
Fotha
Commons
Amberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Alfred Aulisner
Chamberlain
Kitchener
England
House of Commons
Botha
J3otha
Griggs to resign as attorney general in March
Washington March 3 Attorney General Griggs will resign effective March 31 to return to New Jersey and resume law practice. He plans to join the firm of Bomeister Baldwin in New York and form Griggs and in Jersey City for Jersey work. The move had been anticipated, causing no surprise.
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New Jersey
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Griggs
Grigan
Washington
Hl, Bomeister & Baldwin
New York City
Republican caucuses show strong ward by ward support
Report of caucuses across seventeen city wards detailing unopposed and contested alderman and supervisor nominations. Notable unanimous support for William Dincon in First Ward. close supervisor race in Tenth Ward with Dunham edging Armiton. Ninth Ward renomination for Eber Simpson. Thirteenth Ward nomination for John Nelson. full list of ward nominees and delegates outlined.
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Lester H. Lawson
John’. Thompson
PA. Marden
James Jenkins
J. G. Rhyner
W. BR. Stickney
FH. Lawson
Herman Daus
Guiliford
James McCallan
George Kilp
Yenth
E. & Richmond
Fred Winkler
R.A. Hollister
Albert Kleinfeldt
Committee On
Republican Party
Laweaulis
Gnanila
Lull
Flb
Diacon
Otto Storbeck
Wiliam Dincon
Dincon
Nominathon
C. A. Dunham
W. N
Dward Bathke
Sia
Uarry Long
Cephas Davis
Jacob Rhyner
HL Damuth
F. Cutts
William B. Stickney
Charles Repe
L. ¥. Thiessen
Edward Mace
John Rosenkranz
J .c. Thompson
R. B. Soper
Lester H Lawson
Otto Kempt
E. F. Wille
Henry Schreiber
E. F P. Bangs
Ninth Ward
Eber Simpson
Rudolph Berndt
Herman Derber
John Laabs
Tenth Ward
D. W. Rowlands
Richmond
Ralph M. Burtis
Fred D. Brooks
Blaventh
Hyp Dauben
Albert Dalton
Tred Winkler, Jr
Frank Steeps
J. M Weisbrod
Twelfth Ward
Louis Schneider
William A. Mayher
Join Geiger
R. A. Hollister
H. Glass
Thirteenth Ward
John Nelson
Shadrach Davis
Emil Bathke
Charles Buckslaff
Arizona Braves Visit Washington In Silk Shopping Spree
A group of Arizona braves in Washington for irrigation business wandered into a downtown dry goods store and browsed silk for waists and belts. They debated colors, with a blue silk drawing delight from one elder while others insisted on red, then tried on buckles and accessories before leaving content.
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Arizona
Washington
Indglan
Death of G Putzen Widower Dies at 83
G Putzen a resident of 228 Waugoo street in Waukon died this morning from congestion of the lungs. He was 83, a widower. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Sun Day’s Day. The record lists his death and funeral details from the local obit.
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Waukon Street
C. Putzen
Waugoo Street
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Tes Meo
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Mim
U. S
Dorix
St. Petersburs
Paya
Nebraska
Pattsburg
President Schwab
Gammere
Fes
Pensacola, Fla
Mrs. Robinson
Immamar Department Wim
Forfarshire
Dundee
Tow
Co. D. Jackson
Republican City Committee
W. M. Lindeman
Hubert Soper
J. C. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Clarence M. Robinson
Fred Brooks
David Evans
Seventh
Charles Buckstar
Chilr Purgant
E. A. Lult
Fred Diacon
Nomingen
G. Putzen
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