Aguinaldo’s Oath and the Fate of the Philippine War
Washington reports on General MacArthur weighing Aguinaldo’s oath of allegiance as a path to peace. Officials note amnesty limits, loyalty terms, and possible release or continued detention, with Aguinaldo under scrutiny for war crimes and political influence over remnant insurgents.
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Washington
Philippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Gen
MacArthur
MccArthur iI
McArthur
Army
Hall
War Department
End of American naval strength in Far East hinted
Capture of the Filipino chieftain may mark the start of the end in the Philippines and trigger a substantial reduction of the American naval presence in Asiatic waters. There are fifty seven naval officials in the Asiatic station, with many ships, who may be sent home to form new squadrons. revival of European and South Pacific stations is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Asiatic
Far East
Medeus
Mediterranean
Recr Tsion
South Pacific
Romantic Marriage in Indiana Legal Nuptials
A romantic marriage occurred in Nickwood Indiana on April 3 shortly after midnight between C. L. Clawson a Salem La farmer and Sallie Terrell of Auburn Mills Va a prominent young woman. They met through months of correspondence and were wed by Rev. Chamness before heading to their Iowa home.
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Nickwood
Ind
C. L. Clawson
Salem
Williamsburg
This County
Mise Sallie Terrell
Auburn Mills
Terrell
Clawson
Richmond
Williams
Chamness
Iowa
Late and Scattering Results of Election Across Cities
April returns show Wright as Denver mayor by about 1000 over Wells with Republicans winning most tickets. Pueblo Cripple Creek Victor go Democratic. Leadville elects Republican mayor but Democrats win council. Colorado Springs entire Republican slate. St Louis voters back Democratic ticket. East St. Louis elects Stephens mayor for seventh term. Chicago ward council leans Republican. Topeka notes persistent Prohibition. In Texas Houston municipal races yield J A Wilkins re elected in Edenham. Austin re elects RR White Democrat after close contest.
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Denver
Wright
Wells
Board of Supervisors
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Victor
Leadville
McDonald
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
House of Delegates
East St. Louis
Stephens
Houston
Tex
Texas
J. A. Wilkins
Rdenham
RR. E. White
Austin
Phillips
Springfield
John L. Phillips
William 0. Converse
Converse
Joliet
Repubican
Freeport
Kankakee
Kankakee Township
Galesburg
W. C. R. Bradley
Tho
Centralia
Brookside Township
Clinton
Aurora
Quincy
Lis
John A. Steinbach
J. P. Mikeseil
Joshua Eric Dodge
Supreme Board
Milwaukee County
Oshkosh
Madison
W. J. Zimmerman
Professor Storm Bull
Del
Racine
Fondu Lac
Janesville
Waukesha
Milwaukee
J. W. Halsey
PB. D. Carpenter
Brazee
N. B. Neelon
F. E. Waller
Carpenter
Emil Walker
Amherst
Waupean Fairchhiid
Baraboo
Hayward
Too
Black River Falls
Peway- Elevan River Falls
Unity
Viroqua
Park Falls
Monroe
Marshall
Bigomer
Evansville
Hudson
Democratic
Hartford
Ashland
Kenosha
Yond du_Lac
Fox Lake
Climan
Jefferson
West Bend
Marinette
Muscoda
Two Rivers
Boyd
Joneau
Elyria
Pardeeville
Wis
Richardson
Fond du Lac
Michael Higgins
Campbell
Holgate
M. &. Griswold
Tular
Beloit
Full
Ole Ball
Richard T. Ely
Sheboygan
Democratic Party
Crats
John Mary
Demon
Tdemocrats
Justices of Assessors
Telve
Appleton
Jon
Harrison Wins Big Majority In City Elections Across State
Chicago reports Carter Harrison was re elected mayor by a wide plurality. The article lists results from many Illinois cities with Democratic gains, Republican losses, and notable ward shifts amid stormy weather. Mentions aldermanic races and key figures like Honore Palmer and local party dynamics.
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Chicago
Carter H. Har Ason
Harrison
Haneey
A. Kb
Hoyt
G_ Host
Pepin
Ithamas
Collins
Elbridge Uanccy
Johnsons Majority in Cleveland and Toledo Mayors
Cleveland's Jonson wins by 5 200 in a heated campaign on a three cent fare platform. Toledo reelects Samuel Jones as mayor by about 3 000, running as a non partisan candidate with broad workingmen support and Democratic endorsement. St Paul, New Tim, Le Sueur, Mankato municipal elections report varying results on licenses, bonds, and libraries.
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Golden Rats
Jones
Cleveland
Tom
Johnson
Eldor
Lnes
Ohio
Toledo
Samuel Jones
McMahen
W. V. McMahen
St. Paul
Eense
New Tim
le Sueur
Mankato
Nic Peterson
Pier 1
Gales Titee
French Want to Get Up Fight French and Germany Interfere
England and Germany will not interfere with Russian designs in Manchuria according to reports from Peking and London. Chinese forces under Liu Kwuantes oppose imperialist moves with 10 000 troops near Huo Lu while 3 000 Prenen troops seek action but are restrained. France’s Pichon informs Voyrou no aggressions unless Chinese advance. Indemnity talks proceed with Britain and Russia in mind.
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Peking
Shan Si
Ante Suling
Shai Quan
Ch! Li
Cheng Ling
Tivo Tn
Pao ‘Ting Fu
New York
London
England
Germany
Manchuria
Japan
Corea
China
St. Petersburg
Chu We Jtie
Yang Yu
Russia
Beloit Will Not Buy Water Plant Franchise
Beloit Wisconsin April 3 council voted not to purchase the waterworks at the board of appraisers' valuation of 255000. This closes the last option under the franchise for five years. Action on the electric railway franchise was deferred a week amid local pursuits and other city interests.
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Beloit
Wis
Common Council
Board of Appraisers
Eau Claire
Interwhan Company
Hitting Hard at Phillips In Wheat Corn and Oats Recovery
Chicago April 3 A fierce attack on George H Phillips young corn speculator on the board of trade forced him to post 420000 margins and to sell a million and a half bushels of May wheat at a loss. He recovered in corn and oats as bears pressed him but his heavy lines helped absorb declines and bring prices back from the lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George H. Phillips
Board of Trade
Phillips
Bears
Henry Yates Resigns as Internal Revenue Collector
Washington April 3 Henry Yates brother of Governor Yates resigns as internal revenue collector to be effective May 6. Expected successor TI. R. Mills of Decatur appears likely as Senators Cullom and Mason back Mills, shaping Illinois political lines after the resignation.
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Washington
Henry Yates
Yates
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Yerkes
Ilinois
TI. R. Mills
Decatur
Cullom
Mason
Milius
Mills
Big Fall of Snow Prostrates Pittsburg
A historic snowstorm hit Pittsburg Pennsylvania on April 3 stopping suburban car service and breaking telegraph and telephone wires nationwide. The region endured one of the worst storms on record as heavy snow disrupted transport and communications.
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Pittsburg
Eight business buildings burned in Leigh Iowa village
Fort Dodge Iowa April 3 Eight business buildings in Leigh a village eighteen miles south of here burned last night They include the Leigh Valley bank and post office The loss is not stated The town is without any fire department.
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Iowa
Fort Dodge
Leigh
Here
Leigh Valley Bank
McCoy and Maher Matched for a 20 Round Bout
Louisville April 5 The Southern Athletic club announces Kid McCoy and Peter Maher have been matched for a 20 round bout to be held in Louisville on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
The
Southern Athletic Club
Kid” McCoy
Peter Maher
Fatal Shooting Over a Iowa Girl in Cherokee
Sioux City Iowa April 3 Robert Goff and Charles Taurer quarreled over a girl at Cherokee Taurer was shot and probably fatally wounded Goff has been arrested Also a London Chronicle anecdote about Sabbath observance and a cottage milk request ends with a startled quid pro quo remark.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Robert Gof
Charles Taurer
Cherokee
Goff
Taurer
Midlothian
London Chronicle
Filipino Surrender in Mindanao Commissary Fraud Case
Washington reports from General Macarthur that 20 officers 185 men and 105 rifles surrendered at Banga northwest of Panay along with 21 men and 21 guns. Kobbe notes 21 guns involved. Officials say commissary frauds under investigation but no cause for alarm due to irregularities in cases and savings.
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Washington
Macarthur
Manila
Hughes
Banga
Panay
Kobbe
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Sierra Leone
Sherbro
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Jodge Jackson
Fletcher R. Wilkins
Alfred M. Cohen
Germania Debenture Co
Supreme Court of Ohio
Constantine Ser
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Stavro
Yopeka
Carter FH. Harrison
Haneery
Eirteenth
Werny
Honore Palmer
S. H. Helm
Jonson
Liu Kluantes
L. Bright
Trenton
Tony
Thomas L. Allen
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Palace Hotel
Allen
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EF. F. Germanson
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Germanson
Kilevik
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
California
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Todiana Avenue
Swanson
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Tasa
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Bellevue Hospital
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Lord Kitchener
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Nylstroom
Lower Pongola
Orange River Colony
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Arendal
Skager Rock
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James
A. Moo
Turkey
Papa
Willy
Albany Journal
South Africa
McCoy
Maher
Mindanacore
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