Proclamation Sets Stage for Philippine General Assembly Election
Washington reports outline a proclamation announcing completion of a census on the Philippine Islands and predicting a general assembly election in two years if peace endures. Roosevelt attends the funeral of the Mexican ambassador Manuel de Aspires. interment planned in Mexico.
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Island
Roosevelt
Washington
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
City of
Mexico
eMainly Mat Wineensun
Philippines
Genera Assembly
Don Manuel de Aspires
Gonevelt
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
A. Matthew's Catholic Church
Oak Ful
Columbia
New York
Vera Crux
Cerment
Ely
Manoo
Judge View Seeks New Trial and Stay of Execution
Cleveland March 28 Judge View counsel for Mrs Chadwick will appear in Cincinnati this evening before the circuit court of appeals to reverse Judge Taylor and grant her client a new trial and also ask for a stay of the execution of the sentence District Attorney Sullivan will oppose Wing s motion.
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Cleveland
View
Mra
Chadwick
Will
Cincinnati
Circuit Court of Appeals
Taylor
Grant
Sullivan Wil
Wing
Wickes of Pullman Palace Car Company Dies in Chicago
Chicago report states Thomas H. Wickes, vice president of the Pullman Palace Car Company, collapsed and died of heart disease this morning while en route to his office. He was a prominent industrial executive and longtime Chicago figure.
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Chicago
Thomas H. Wickes
Pullman Palace Car Company
Murder Suicide Tragedy in Reno Divorce Reconciled
In Reno Nevada on March 24 Zerl Hamilton killed himself after beating his 1 year old son and his wife with a hammer. The infant died while the mother survived in critical condition. Jealousy is believed to have driven the double attack amid an apparently reconciled divorce.
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Reno
Nev
Zerl Hamilton
Hamilton
After the Stormiest Voyage From Hamburg Pretoria Arrives
The Hamburg American liner Pretoria reached New York from Hamburg after one of the stormiest voyages on record. Strong westerly gales and heavy seas battered the ship. three births occurred aboard during the crossing as crew and passengers endured severe conditions. Lieutenant Wirger of the Russian army was en route to San Francisco to oversee transport affairs. In a separate report from Rome, Croatian brigand Croaee Lepisia Tirton was killed near Pelagonia by carbineers while attempting blackmail from a wealthy farmer, and the public mourns him as a hero.
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New York
Pretoria
Hammburg
Nin
Eee
Wirger
San Francisco
Rome
Croaee Lepisia
Pelagonia
Funeral for Jules Verne Held Amid Silent Tribute
Ami¢is reports Jules Verne funeral as crowds line streets, bareheaded in tribute. In Auburn California, Adolph Weber’s murder case delays sentencing due to judge’s illness. motion for a new trial considered, likely next Monday.
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Jules Verne
Weasel Prowdy
Protest Against Free Gift From Rockefeller Reaches Board
The Congregational church foreign missions board faces a storm over accepting a $100,000 gift from John D Rockefeller. The Prudential Committee has already accepted $41,500, held in the board’s strong box, with the issue now on how to proceed and whether the funds will be returned. Secretary Barton said the board would decide this afternoon at the meeting.
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Boston
John. Rockefeller
Congregational Church
Ihe Welt
Barton
Prudentia: Committee
Rockefeller gift acknowledged by Missionary Herald
Boston March 28 The Missionary Herald organ of the American board of foreign missions acknowledges a donation of 101,590 from Rockefeller and notes its appointment. The prevailing opinion in Congregational circles is that the gift will be accepted and supported.
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Boston
Missionary Herald
American Board of Foreign Missions
Rockefeller’aitt
Patterson Murder Trial Set to Begin April First
New York March 28 Recorder Goff ordered the Nan Patterson murder trial of Caesar Young bookmaker to start April 1 after Attorney Levy’s motion. Goff will preside over the general sessions court proceedings.
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New York
Goff
Court of General Sessions
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Levy
New Benton County Officers Elected at Prosser Mass Meeting
The Benton county masse meeting in Prosser elected 18 county officers by the last legislature. Winners include Sheriff A. G. McNeil of Prosser Auditor A. H. Potter of Kennewick Treasurer C. O. Kelso of Walla Walla Assistant Harry Van Horn of Horn Proemial Coroner Dr. F. P. Hedger of Kiona Clark J. D. March of Rattlesnake Superintendent J. W. Gilkey of Rattlesnake Surveyor A. L. Smith of Walla Walla County.
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Prosser
Benton County
A. G. McNeil
A. H. Potter
iKennewick
C. OF. Kelso
Wwiona
Ansistant
Harry van Horn
Horn Proeinel
FP. Hedger
Kiona
Clark
J. D. March
Rattitesnake
J. W. Gilkey
Rattlesnake
A. L. Smith
Horg
wWalla Wala
Looks Bright on Upper Snake
RR Steen reports favorable conditions for stock on the upper Snake river. Tambing season soon. stock in good condition. Shearing to begin mid April to May 1 with a heavy clip expected. Peach trees at Grand Ronde ranch loaded with blossoms, apricots expected to be average. Lewiston Tribwoe.
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Snake
Steen
Snake River
Grand Ronde
Lewiston
California court voids will probate in British Columbia case
A San Francisco court ruled the British Columbia proceeding void and the will of Alexander Dunmimir must be administered in California. Executor Tamney Durnemuir and heirs Edna Wallace Hopper contest the will which denies Mea Danmuir and her daughter a share, with the estate valued at about 4,060,000 dollars.
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San Francino
Mirch
Columbine
Alexander Dumnimir
Dunemmi
California
Sow
Edna Wallace Hopper
Mra
Hopper
Japanese Forces Advance as Russian Lines Fall Back
Dispatches report a Japanese forward move beginning near Siping Hai, with Russian rear guard retreating 13 miles north of Siping, toward Chaoumi Idera. Kuropatkin allegedly halted large weapon stores at Mukden, while an inquiry into the conduct of the retreat is expected. Paris and London intel suggest Russia seeks mediation with Japan via M. Delcassé, possibly with Lord Lansdowne’s aid.
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Siping Hai
Me Pass
Chaoumi Idera
Gunshu
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Paris Rumor Claims General Nort Reaches Kirin
A St Petersburg dispatch in The Echo Boris cites a rumor that General Nort has reached Kirin, reported from Paris dated March 36. The item notes unverified claims and provides no official confirmation.
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Echo
Boris
St Petersburg
Erit Nort
Kirin
Manchurian Spy Evidence and Rail Repairs Near Mukden
A Manchurian spy fled Leyte and provided details of large Japanese losses near Mukden. Forces cleared the battlefield, massive quantities of force and material were captured, and prisoners were taken. Engineers rapidly repair the rail line crossing the Hup river with trains soon to run to Mukden as weather moderates.
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Heklo
Leyte
Mukden
Hup
Panic on the Bourse as Fusenian tours falter
In St. Petersburg on a March day, panic sweeps the Bourse amid unsettled markets as imperial tours wobble and investors react to fragile conditions. Officials urge calm while traders trade cautiously.
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St. Petersburg
Fusenian Imperial Tours
Polite
Great Fire Threatens Nijni Movgorod Docks
A major blaze rages along the Nijni Movgorod docks in Central Russia endangering an AM shipping and causing extensive damage. Emergency crews battle flames as the city’s harbor remains under threat and authorities assess losses.
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Nijni Sevgorod
St. Petersburg
Nijni Movgorod
Russia
Request for Terms from Rouigela Under Teemoranduyum
A Birmingham dateline reports an official statement describing the terms deemed acceptable to Rouigela in the event of a proposed agreement. The text emphasizes authoritative backing and outlines potential conditions expected for settlement.
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Birmigham
Rouigela
Japanese loan prospectus draws enormous demand
London March 25 The Prospectus of the new Japanese loan is in enormous demand and subscriptions from all Indies ons will exceed 975,009,900, all to be issued here.
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London
Turmoil in Ukrainian Regions Sparks Widespread Riots
Roving bands of peasants pillage burn and murder in Chernigov and Tamboft Kazan and other southern governments. Troops are powerless and priests fail to quiet the mobs as warm weather approaches and orders are awaited.
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St. Petersburg
Chernigov
Tamboft
Kazan
Crista
Prohibition Vote Backed by North Milton Residents
A petition signed by 140 residents of North Milton, South Milton and Valley precincts asks County Clerk Salling to order a June 5 vote on restricting liquor sales. The county court will decide at its May 3 session whether to proceed, with strict timing to meet a new 30 to 90 day window before election.
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South Milton
Valley
Salling
Saling
Freewater
Milton
Milton Citizens Defend Their Rights
A mass meeting of Milton and vicinity citizens convened to defend the city and water users of the Walla Walla valley against infringement by the Peacok Mille of Milton. A committee with full powers to hire attorneys, raise funds, and control pending litigation was named: Mitt Mosgrove, HF L. Frazier, Mic Cockburn, W S Putnam, and Ja Ji McIntyre. The panel will coordinate with irrigation committees to form a concrete defense plan soon.
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Walla Walla
Peacock Mille
Tumalum
Mitt Mosgrove
L. Frazier
Mic Cockburn
W. &. Putnam
Ja Ji McIntyre
Fragmentary War News From Caucasus and Pacific
The report notes civil strife and military action in Kuban and Georgia with blockades and evacuations. In Tokio on March 26 two crew members from the British steamer Marie died from exposure, others reaching Hakodat and one vessel stranded off Aurel promontory bound for Vindivostok.
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Kuban
Franner
Tokio
Hakodat
Dee
Aurel Promontory
Vindivostok
Endapantse Loan Halt Reported by Kuhn Loeb Co
New York on March 2 a reported halt on the endapantse loan of 4150 000 000 was offered to the American public by Kuhn Loeb Co Advance ulbeer plans suggest the halt will not leave the financial window open long.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb €& Co
Ulbeer
Indications Of Eye Jail Nearing Full Capacity
The morning census showed a small fraction of capacity filled at the ey jail with the largest number inmates in some time. Most prisoners serve short terms for warrants drunkenness and begging, the jail diet consists largely of bread, and Marshal Carney fears full capacity may be reached if the inflow continues.
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Marshal Carney
Crusade to Reach Portland North End with Gospel Voice
In Portland, March 8, Chapman evangelists push into the North End district. Erickson's vaudeville concert hall will host a rotating corps of evangelists who will present the gospel on the concert stage to crowds in the Tenderloin area, aims to win over denizens with earnest religious work.
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Erickson
Corps of Evangelists
Portland
Chapman
North End
Tenderloin
Governor General Grey Invited to New Westminster Pow Wow
Montreal report says Governor General Grey received invitations from Indian chiefs to attend a monster pow-wow at New Westminster B C during the Dominion fair in September. He has de...
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Montreal
Grey
New Westminster
B. C
Canada selects plan to regulate apple packaging in exports
The Canadian minister of agriculture proposes amending the act on backing commodities to require apples packed for export to be placed in seasoned wood boxes with minimum inside dimensions of 10 by 11 by 20 inches, aiming for about 2200 cubic inches per box. A 20 cent penalty is set for boxes not picked in accordance with the regulation.
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England
Canada
Prom
W. R. Holloway
Conmil- General
Halifax, N
Child Burned to Death Near Hood River
A 4 year old boy at the home of Fred Miller three miles south of Hood River was badly burned when his clothing caught on a bon fire built by Mrs Miller to burn rubble. He died this morning. The incident occurred last evening as the child played near the fire. The Dalles Chronicle reports this tragic accident.
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Fred Miller
Hood River
Maine Destroyed by Dynamite Confession Ties Jacksonville Device
New York reported that Gessler Rousseau a confessed dynamiter awaiting Tombs sentence admitted selling the dynamite to Cuban filibusters used to blow up the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. He said devices were built in Jacksonville in 1897 and the clumsy act was blamed on Spain. the Cuban financier killed himself after learning of the mistake.
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Gessler Rowena
Maine
Jacksonville
Cunard
Umbria
New York
Geusier Hosseau
Havana Harbor
Fla
Famine Riots Rise in Eastern Spain Amid Food Shortages
In Madrid on March 25 reports say thousands of workers in Andalusia and eastern provinces cannot obtain food, sparking rioting as laborers raid farm houses. Police struggle to control the unrest amid a prolonged drought that devastated crops and caused widespread damage.
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Madrid
Andalusia
Grain markets quotes from Umatilla produce handlers
Chicago March 28 May wheat opened at 1.12 and closed at 1.12 dollars per bushel. Corn at 48 cents. Onta at 29 cents.
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Chicago
Gardner Kansas hit by high wind wrecking streets and barns
Kansas City March 23 Gardner Kansas suffered partial destruction from a high wind. The Baptist church reports indicate several houses and many barns were wrecked.
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Kansas City
Gardner
Kan
Monastery Sacked and Burned in Castoria Siege
In Constantinople on March 4, revolutionists sacked and burned the monastery of St Nicholas at Castoria. The monks were expelled and many wounded.
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Constantinople
St Nicholas
Castoria
Liggett Installed as State Insurance Commissioner in Wallace
F. L. Liggett of Wallace assumed the office of state insurance commissioner and state accountant Monday morning, succeeding John H. Myers. He reviewed the books with Myers as he prepared to take over duties. Myers presented his final report covering the period from the first of the month to today, turning over $814.85.
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F. L. Liggett
Wallace
John H. Myers
Myers
Keing
Boise Capital News
Boise Chief of Police Horn Arrested for Uniform Violation
Chief of Police Horn of Boise was arrested and brought before the police judge charged with not wearing his uniform on duty. He chose to instantly don his uniform rather than pay a fine and accepted the option.
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Horn
Boise
Cyclone Rips Louisburg Blighting Village Homes
A cyclone devastated Louisburg, a 200 resident village in Lac Qui Parle County, wiping out all stores, two grain elevators, the Great Northern station, and many dwellings. Seven injured, including five Winger family members. Jennie Winger, 7, may die. The cyclone moved from south west to northeast, striking at 6 yesterday evening with damages near $50,000.
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Minn
Great Northern
Louisburg
Lac Qui Parle
Winger
Jennie Winger
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