Wardner Idaho Riot Destroys Mills amid Fatalities
Riot and explosion damage in Wardner Idaho leave one dead and a second mortally wounded. Miners and sympathizers burn the Booker Hill and Sullivan mill and a boarding house after a gunfire misunderstanding. Mortgageable property losses reach 250000 with multiple charges detonated. A separate Sunday cyclone near Avoca Nebraska causes extensive farm damage but no reported deaths.
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Idaho
Wardner
Canyon Creek
Booker Hill
Sullivan Mill
Jack Smith
Nebraska
Avaca
tLe
Avoca
Oakland
Richard Pires
Br. Pollocks
Axora
Coleridge
Twyenty
Rolla Livingston
Adaree
Otis Says Mit Existence Not Recognized In Manila Talks
Reports from Manila say Gen Otis and Filipino commissioners met Saturday with no agreement. Filipino leaders admit defeat and plan to return with Luna proposals. A commissioner urged delaying surrender to seek amnesty and guaranteed terms by treaty, while Americans refused recognition of the Filipino government.
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Otis
Manila
Luna
Argueleses
Congress
Filipinos Seek Peace With United States In Talks
Filipino envoys led by Capt. Arguelese and Lieut. Bernal met Gen. Otis at the palace to request a cessation of hostilities so a Philippine Congress could decide on peace. Otis declined recognizing a Philippine government and the visitors left without elation. another conference was arranged.
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Cal. Menager Arguelese
Lieut
Jose Bernal
General Luna
Gen. MacArthur
Csl
Arguelese
Bernal
Gen
Otis
Luna
Aguinaldo
Filipino Congress
Gen. Otis
Philippine Commission
Grant Statue Unveiling Draws Great Philadelphia Crowds
Final preparations for the Grant statue unveiling at Fairmount Park Philadelphia were completed. Crowds filled the park and along river drive as the procession moved toward the ceremony. Rosemary Sartoris unveiled the statue before the President Cabinet foreign diplomats and numerous dignitaries and guests as the statue was revealed to applause.
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Philadelphia
Grant
Fairmount Park
Rosemary Sartoris
Hero of Calumpit Funston to Receive Brigadier Generalcy
War Department awards Brigadier General commission to Colonel Frederick Funston of the Twelfth Kansas Volunteers for leading a forced river crossing at Calumpit on April 27. He and the men who crossed the Rio Grande under fire are to receive medals of honor. volunteers receive high praise for their bravery in fighting across multiple actions.
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Ani
War Department
Frederick Funston
Kansas Volunteers
Calumpit
Rio Grande
Funston
Funeral Service Echoes for Ben Oglesby at Oglehurst
Impressive and largely attended funeral in Illinois for Ben Richand J. Oglesby at Oglehurst near Elkhart. Episcopal rites led by Bishop Seymour of Springfield, with remains in state guarded by Company H of Decatur until May 5 before private services for Oglesby’s daughter Felicite.
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Illinois
Ben. Richand J. Oglesby
Oglehurst
Elkhart
Episcopal Church
Seymour
Spring- Geld
St John the Bapist
Company H
Decatur
Oglesby
Felicite
Paris
Navy Reprimands Coghlan Over Incident
The Navy Department formally reprimanded Captain Coghlan after an incident and explained that Coghlan's remarks were overstated. Secretary Long sent a letter of reprimand to the officer, which will not be released publicly until he has received it.
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Coghlan
Navy Department
von Lolleben
White House
Lookout Inn Sold To National Order Of Railway Conductors
Chattanooga report confirms the sale of Lookout Inn to the National Order of Railway Conductors. The deal provisions a home and school for the order, with a large university for nationwide patronage and a sanatorium for disabled and aged members. The hotel, on Lookout Mountain, is described as one of the South’s handsomest and valued at about 250000 to 300000 dollars.
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Lookout Inn
National Order
National Order of
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Order
Lookout Mountain
States
The
Union
Dunlap Beating Victim Archibald Schivaiier Dies
Archibald Schivaiier, a well known Dunlap farmer beaten by three local men weeks earlier, died from injuries. Suspects named Mize, Wood, and Michell faced assault charges. man slaughter could follow. Schivaiier, found in a horse stall after the attack, was unconscious and never regained strength.
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Dunlap
Beantt
Archibald Schivaiier
Mize
Wood
Michell
Bend
Manler
Imocert
McFarland Defeated in State Census Case Verdict
The State verdict ordered ex-Secretary McFarland to pay 1219 to the State after a three hour trial. J ury found 31259 for the State, alleging clerks were overpaid during the 1385 census, with payments between 16 and 40 dollars monthly. The defense argued the money belonged to clerks or the State, but the jury disagreed.
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McFarland
MelFarland
Miles and Alger See President in Private Room
Alger and Miles both met the President on April 26 with Alger already present when Miles arrived. Miles waited fifteen minutes, was admitted, and stayed ten minutes in the President's private room. This marked Miles's first call in six weeks. Urge Japanese Intervention and other items follow with scattered market notes and obituaries.
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Miles
Alger
President Hutchins Selected as I S University Leader
Iowa State University regents in Des Moines pick Prof. Harry P. Hutchins of Michigan University as the next president, with a $7,000 annual salary offered and accepted. Hutchins, dean of Michigan Law, is described as a young capable executive ready to lead since President Schaefer’s death.
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State Board of Regents
Harry P. Hutchins
Committee of Regents
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Des Moines
Charles A. Schaefer
Hutchins
The
Michigan University At
Ann Arbor
Not to Head Owa School Denial of President Pick
A Board of Regents member at Iowa State University denies reports that Prof Harry Lureins of Michigan was chosen president of Iowa State University. The article recounts local financial forgeries, a mastodon tooth find near Correctionville, a fatal horse kick, slot machine indictments in Oskaloosa, and various regional notices including elections and postmaster appointments.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Board of Trustees
New York
Hutchins
Segents
Towa State University
Harry Lureins
University of Michigam
Towa University
Destructive Kirksville Cyclone Claims Dozens
A violent cyclone tore through Kirksville Missouri and nearby towns, killing about 35 people and injuring many more. Over 200 buildings were leveled as a massive debris field sparked fires after a heavy rain. The storm also damaged Newtown and the Soldier River valley with a wide path of destruction and numerous fatalities.
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Howell
Theodore Brigam
Henry Lowe
Newtown
Sullivan County
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Soldier Dyer
Crawford
Monora
Secion
Soldier River Valley
Monona County
Soldier River
Madera
George Burne
Filipino Army in Panic as Aguinalido's Force Falls
chaotic battle reports describe Gen MacArthur division crossing the Rio Grande toward Apalit. Kansas and Montana regiments attack native trenches, killing many as Nebraskans and others engage. towns of San Vincente and Apalit burned. prisoners taken and ammo captured.
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MacArthur
Rio Grande
Apalit
Wheaton Gene
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Ag .4
Daserte
Antonio Lina
Whey
Geo. Wheaton
Sigmen
Genter Wink
Terry
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