Aguinaldo Captured by General Funston in Manila
Aguinaldo, leader of the Filipino insurrection, was captured by General Frederick Funston and brought to Manila aboard the gunboat Vicksburg. He was examined at Malacañang, detained at Anda street jail, and several insurgent aides were reportedly captured with him. The event is described as a turning point with widespread official reaction in Washington and Manila.
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Associated Preve
Manilla
Aguinaldo
Funston
United States
Vicksburg
General MacArthur
Malacanang Palace
MacArthur
Anda Street
Frederick Funsten
Philippines
Rumpara
Isabella
Luzon
Tie
E.G. Barry
Aguexaldo
General Panston
Ente
Tsnzon
Flurrng
Newton
Thirtefourth
Duleutenant Admire
Twenty-Second Infantry
Mitchell
Fortieth Infantry
Beauty
Baler
James
Marel
New Vizenya
New Beila
Albany
Casiguran
Long
General Fausion
Aggie
Aguinala
Mr. Long
President invites Mr Knox to become attorney general
Washington March 28 Mr PB C Knox of Pittsburg arrived at the White House with the president for over an hour. An official statement said the president invited Knox to accept the office. Knox has not signed his acceptance and will not do so until after returning home to Pittsburg.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
PB. C. Knox
Pittsburg
White House
Knox
Bryan Says Capture of Aguinaldo Could End War
Linestin Nebraska March . W J Bryan stated that rewarding Aguinaldo's capture might end the war for the moment but imperialism would still be opposed by proponents of republican government. He argued the United States cannot govern an empire in the orient and preserve a republic at home.
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Teader
McArthur
Manilla
Aguinaldo
United States
Funston
Philippines
Lomy
War Department
Root
Jefferson Davis
Willian M
Armouated Press
Linestin
W. J. Bryan
Theas
Bacaline ii
Orient
Republic
America
Arkive
Admiral Dewey on Aguinaldo Capture and Resistance
Admiral Dewey praised the capture of Aguinaldo as likely to end resistance in the Philippines. He cautioned the plan was risky but effective, noting Aguinaldo was not the brains of the rebellion and that Aguinaldo’s role was more propaganda than leadership. Dewey suggested sending Aguinaldo to Guam to avoid further hardships.
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Philippines
Asutwaldo
Aguinaldo
Funston
Associated Press
New York
Dewi
Aguinalds
Aguinalda
Atwuink
Rehelion
Aguinatin
Tadmin
Amin
Tadey
Manila
Ilan
Aly
Lang-Hennig Wedding at Dahlke Home
Wiednesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mr. Dahlke 400 Sixth street Mr Gustav lang and Miss Frieda Nen nig were united in marriage Rev G M Weng officiating. After the ceremony a sumptuous supper was served. The couple will make their home at Old Pearl street. Mr Ling owned a grocery on Pearl and Pine streets but burned out a week ago Monday.
Yankees Acquire Control of Mexican Central Railway
New York brokers W. A. Brow & Co. stated they have bought control of the Mexican Central railway for important railroad interests in the southwest, but declined to identify their principals at this time.
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Associated Press
New York
W. A. Brow & Co
Mexican Central Railway
Southwest
Cruiser New York Resumes Voyage From Tangier
Washington March 28 The cruiser New York sailed today from Tangier to Algiers, resuming its voyage to Manila.
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New York
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Tangier
Algiers
Maniliag
Agoncillo comments on Aguinaldo capture and Philippine war
Agoncillo in Paris dismisses news of Aguinaldo’s capture as unlikely and says the Philippine fight for independence will continue. He predicts a new leader may emerge, possibly General Alejandrino, and notes Filipinos will sustain the war with funds from their own resources.
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Associated Press
Paris
Agoncilla
Aecene
Wih Aida
Agoncillo
Yestery Day
Anothhett
Aguinalda
Aildins
Aguinaldo
Salt
Alejandrini
Iuvestionsur
Republicans Winning in Democratic Ward Contests
The Second ward races center on four alderman seats with George Foster and Ebner Leach as Republican candidates for two and four year terms. William Neumann and August Schoen oppose, while local events at Auler's grocery draw crowds as Foster is seen as likely to win.
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Coumuil
Wermun
Foster
Dyer
Leach
Neumann
Mr. Foster
Poster
Peter Auter
Rosalia Street
Iver
August Schoen
Teach
De Wet Captured Reported by Plymouth Evening News
A reported statement from The Vorismouth News via Associated Press claims General De Wet has been captured. The Plymouth England evening edition notes Blazement details and cautions the report may reflect early dispatches and unconfirmed information.
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Associated Press
Purtamouth
England
de Wt Tasbec
War talk on Philippine war end and Aguinaldo capture
Senator Teller says capture of Aguinaldo is a step but war will not end soon as public sympathy remains with insurgents. Colonel Corliss and General MacArthur comment on ongoing difficulties and the potential turning point if General Cullies surrenders or is captured.
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Teller Xays
Philippines
Culllicata
Associated Press
Denver
Col
United States
Fleury M. Teller
Aquinally
Philippi
Mainteture
Cmt
Aguinalde
Lhonmy
Mbrets
Axuialdo
Cuilies
Aguoalde
Joy at Iola Kansas Home of Funston Enthusiasm Known
News from Iola Kansas reports high town joy as citizens celebrate General Funston now hailed for a remarkable achievement. Kansas City dispatch notes Funston’s mission and the army’s sack victory. Topeka residents rejoice as details reach the state capital with notes on relatives in the officer’s party.
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Iola
Kan
Funston
Assoriatal Press
Tola
Toba
General Munster
General Funston
Jol
Kansas City
Metridry
Earure Aguinald
MacArthur
Gener Funston
State House
Maniili
Mitchell
Burton J. Mitchell
Kansas
Admire
J. W. Admire
Oklahoma
Toncka
New Rival to the Oatmeal Trust emerges in Chicago
Representatives from ten large cereal mills not affiliated with American Cereal meet to finalize a combine led by C. Barber of Diamond Match. The Great Western Cereal Company is to be formed with an authorized capital of 4.5 million dollars, including 1.5 million in preferred stock. Negotiations are said to be opened with American Cereal for a broader merger of interests.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Cereal Company
C. Barber
Diamond Match Company
Great Western Cereal Company
Factories Consider Merger to Boost Cereals Output
Report notes potential $40,009,000 deal linking two organizations and ten firms with a combined capacity to produce over 600 barrels of cereals daily, about 6 percent of the nation’s annual output. Officials caution the merger may or may not proceed and emphasize manufacturing capacity details.
Russia disclaims responsibility in Korean affair move
The Russian authorities declare no responsibility for the dismissal of MeLevy Brown, a high official in the Korean government. Count Casini, the Russian ambassador, had an extended conference with Secretary Thayer. The meeting yielded no information on the Manchurian agreement and aimed to clarify Russia’s position amid the ongoing talks.
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Washington
Russhan R
MeLevy Brown
Risse
Pep Lasteumendal
Strike at Beaver Dam Shuts Down Local Plant
A Wisconsin strike at the Beaver Dam Manufacturing works halted operations today after workers walked off. The action followed the discharge of a supervisor who allegedly refused to assist in the oven room, sparking labor tensions.
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Ty Associated Presa
Milwaukee
Awis
Eventie
Millard and Dietrich Win Nebraska Senate Nominations
In Lincoln Neb March 28 the Nebraska legislature nominated J Millard for the long term and Charles Dietrich for the short term to the U S Senate. A joint session ratified the caucus results after a ten week deadlock with multiple withdrawals and shifting votes.
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Ndb
Mirteh
Milland O
Omaha
Aid
Charles Terrien
Tyr
Stdred Stiles
Joan
Laincaln
Marcel
Republicana
Neurasia
J. C. Mimiard
Cioaha
Charles HH
Mietrich
Hastings
United States Senate
Neon
Ratty
Millard
Thurston
Dietrich Ia
Nebraska
United States
Senate
Cauneus
Fem
D. i. Thormpson
Thompson
Dietrich
Edward Thugsewater
Meiklejohn
Death of James Raleigh in Oxnkosh at sixty one
James Raleigh of Oxnkosh aged sixty one died suddenly Wednesday. Suspected heart disease with a recent nervous illness noted. Survived by a wife five children including John Raleigh a corporal in the Third United States Infantry on duty in the Philippines, a brother Richard Raleigh and sister Mrs William Roach. Funeral from St Peter's church Saturday at nine o'clock.
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James Raleigh
Oxnkosh Alnoe
Lincoln Avenue
Jie
New Brunswick
John Raleigh
Third
United States Infantry
Philippine Islands
Richard Raleigh
Wiliam Roach
North Stratford
N. I
St. Peter's Church
Northern Hospital Budget and Wisconsin Assembly Actions
Madison March 25 The assembly ordered Dahl bill for state improvements and approved 227000 for the Northern state hospital. Salaries for supreme and circuit judges raised. land titles to Milwaukeeans Pfister et al granted. eminent domain text sent back for rules review. Senate sent apportionment back for Brown county district reform. dormitory cottages funding postponed. May report primary election bill tomorrow. joint reapportionment to meet tonight. The land and improvements tax separate assessment bill became law. No changes to primary election bill. no public meetings planned.
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Madison
Wis
Charles F. Pfister
Senate
Assembly
Brown County
Ladies’ Hall
Senate Committee of Privileges and Elections
Iay
Manuel
Madison St. Journal
Lu. Follette
Elhier
Committee of Privileges Ona
Ealenth
Milk sellers charged with selling substandard dairy product
Neenah and Menasha authorities charge A Penenbure and A Christensen before Justice McGinn with selling milk not up to standard for West Menasha creamery run by Jacob Wohld. State chemist A S Mitchell testifies after examining samples. Also a third smallpox case in the Kelley family prompts city measures and guard efforts.
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Neenah-Menasha
Wis
A. Penenbure
A. Christensen
Neenah
Triant
Justice McGinn
West Menasha
Keley
John Kelley
Mary Kelley
James Kelley
Chicago & Northwestern
William Kelley
Coal strike avoided say Morgan interview reports
Wilkesbarre Pa March 28 Rev P Philipps of Hazleton after a interview with J Pierpont Morgan sent a private telegram to a friend stating there is no danger of an anthracite miners strike. The Wyoming valley is said to share the view that there will be no strike.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Rev
P. Philipps
Hazleton
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wyoming Valley
Fair and milder forecast for Friday’s winds
The weather note predicts lighter winds and milder temperatures on Friday. It mentions a warm day with improving conditions and hints at a shift from recent cooler trends.
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