Successor to Aguinaldo Named Dictator in Insurrection
San Dico elected to succeed Aguinaldo as commanding general and dictator of Filipino forces. San Dico reportedly surrendered to American authorities at Cabana Tuas Luzon. Berlin reports grim German industrial outlook with widespread idle labor. In Pittsburg a grocer shot dead by burglars. Detective Fitzgerald killed in exchange of fire. two officers wounded. suspects arrested. in Mason Ohio a wealthy farmer’s wife, Mrs. John McClurg, was murdered by burglars.
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Paris
Agonelito
Aguinaldo
San Dico
Associated Press
Manila
Cabana Tuas
Island
Luzon
ST Pittsburg
Thomas D. Kuhnes
Paddy” Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mason
Ohio
John McClurg
Animal trainer mauled by tiger at Indianapolis zoo
Indianapolis April 12. Bostock proprietor of the zoo was attacked by the tiger Kyjah during training and seriously injured. He is expected to lose his left arm and foot, and his leg is badly hurt.
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Indinapolis
Bostock
Kyjah
Utah Statesman Dies in California
Monterey, California, April 12. George Q Cannon died this morning without a struggle. The body was shipped to San Francisco to be embalmed and reshipped to Salt Lake City where the interment takes place. He was 7 years old.
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Monterey
Val
Newspaper Man Bert Casaldy Ends Struggle in Chicago
Chicago April 12 Bert Casaldy renowned Western newspaper man and artist fatally shot himself in a suicide amid family troubles. The prominent figure's death follows a day of personal crisis and public career.
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Chicago
Bert Casaldy
West
Avalanche Claims Train Workers Near Adelaide
A massive avalanche swept from the mountains near Adelaide onto the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad work train, killing three men and seriously injuring four others. Rescue teams and railway officials investigated the scene as cleanup and investigation began.
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Denver
Adelaide
Florence & Cripple Creek
Atchison Official Walker Dies Sudden Death
New York report states Chairman Walker of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad died unexpectedly at his home in the city today. He led the railroad as a key executive and was prominent in corporate affairs.
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Atchison
New York
Walker
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Senate Passes Apportionment Bill
Springfield reports the senate approves the apportionment bill. Moers captured in London dispatch says Col Monro's mounted infantry after hours of fighting took 80 prisoners including Commandant Bresta near Dewetedorp.
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Senate
Springfield
Moers
London
Kitchener
Col. Monro
Ifantry
Bresta
Dewetedorp
Woman Witnesses Self-Inflicted Hanging At Unknown Farm
A man hanged himself in view of several women who screamed as Bernard Ellsworth attempted to intervene. He used a neck wrap and a knife demanded from Mrs Scott failed to stop the suicide. Neighbors watched from a distance as the man died. authorities note the clothesline and scene near a tree. Other short items note Count Okuma on the Russo-Japanese crisis and a transport returning to Manila after repairs.
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Kanes City
Mun
Bernard Ellsworth
Sirs
Lillie Scott
Tondoh
Okuma
Pekio
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Uther
Manchuri
Canton to Host Big Convention
Canton to host the Illinois division convention of the Travelers' Protective Association on Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20. Delegations are expected from Chicago Jacksonville Bloomington Decatur Quincy and other cities. A special train from Peoria will arrive with Wind. The city will be decorated. an entertainment will be at the opera house Friday night with addresses by Jerry Porter and Homer Wilson. A parade is planned Saturday.
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Canton
The
Dilinois
Travelers’ Protective Association
Wigwest
Ullnels
Chicago
Jacksonville
Bloominzten
Decatur
Quincy
Pee Orie
M. Weldeman
Burlington
Opera House
Jerry M. Porter
Kenatl
Homer ‘T. Wilson
Fort ‘Tex
Street barriers aid girl sick with tubercular peritonitis
Chicago April 12 street department helps a 16 year old girl Eloysia M Hannahan ill with tubercular peritonitis at 549 Princeton Ave. barriers are erected at Fiftytopth and Sixtives streets with officers guarding. The boss and police chief intervene to make the street passable for needed relief.
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Chicago
Princeton Avenue
Eloysia M. Hannahan
Jolu J. Hannahan
Len
Hamnatati
Brotherhood of N of America
Canada
Mexico
Daniel Doherty
Hwatssiuz Kattie
Doherty
Hnglewood
Ares
McGinn
Mahoney
Marshal Kenyon
Garonne
Prairie du Sac
Wis
Apell
Joe Hildebraodt
M Farmer Bae
Also Prairie
Whithe
From One Coast to the Other Railroads reshaping control
J. P. Morgan and J. J. Hill acquire control of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy forming a potential link in a larger transcontinental network with Northern Pacific and Great Northern interests. Burlington stock consolidations and courtship by Morgan Hill interests push toward transfer of control, affecting St. Paul extension plans and capital stock increase. Legislative approval requested to raise charter stock and widen shareholder voting.
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New York
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
J.P. Morgan
J. J. Hittave
Chicazy
Burlington and Quincy
Commerting Uni
Erie
Tle Northern Pacifc
Great Northern Railroady
Wact
Burlington
Burlington Stock
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Morgan-Hill
Morgan and Win
Burnington
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Asrael
Chicago
Burlington and Quincystock
Milwaukee
St. Vint
St. Val
ergat-Hill
Nevther Pacific
St. Paul
St. Foul
Walter Hely-Hutchinse
Cree
Cape Pening
Herwon Camp
Cape Town
The Freshmen Warned For Pranks At Oliver
Oliver MichiganApril 12 A chapel talk by the president warns that freshmen have disrupted term start with pranks. Faculty pledge to shield property rights violators from police. A minor incident: Takpown students climbed church tower, tied a rope, and blocked the bell for sunrise service. New factory destroyed by fire at Barnesville Ohio. origin unclear with 38000 dollars insured.
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Oliver
Mich
Buster
New Fiont
Etre
Barnesville
Ue Rarareville Westers Company
Minister Loomis Leaves for Home Mission Report Sparks Tension
San Juan April 42 Minister Loomis sailed for the United States aboard the Caracas. He would not disclose his report to President McBlurry, but remarks suggest antagonism to President Castro. Castro's salary and wealth cited. concerns over demonstrations and foreign interests raise diplomatic tensions. A constitutional crisis and possible revolution are noted with General Andrade awaiting developments. In Caracas the U S government is urged to settle the crisis diplomatically. A separate note reports Calvin Hasmer's son Skene, 20, shot himself in his dorm room, a routine sleep schedule interrupted.
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San Juan
Porto
Toomis
United States
Caracas
McBlurry
Castro
Venexnne
Delridad
General Andrade
Curdcou
Fae
Winl Skeen
Calvin
Hasmer
Pair of elopers taken in charge in Moundsville
Muncie Indiana April story reports widower and Mrs Hicks eloping to the city and being arrested. Officers held them after a message from Moundsville authorities and released them to a hotel before returning to Moundsville without requisition. Both appeared deeply attached and each has children in Moundsville.
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Muncie
Ind
Moundsville
Moundsvil
Hospital Under Accusation Shackled to Harsh Duties
Chicago residents allege county hospital patients faced brutal treatment. Witnesses describe forced to wash, cook, and tend other patients and to perform nurses tasks while denied care. Investigating committee to hear testimonies from multiple patients and staff.
Train Collision Injures Many at Eden Station
A headon collision yesterday afternoon at Eden station five miles north of Pueblo involved the Denver and Rio Grande and Rock Island trains on the double track. Locomotives wrecked, one baggage car torn loose, and several passengers injured including Mrs Felter and Miss Wier on the Grande line and Mrs Hayter and J Hawgue on the Rock Island. Count Buelow is expected to return to Berlin from Tuesday.
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Pueblo
Colo
Eden Station
Peblo
Denver
Rock Island
Tie Grande Hill
Judge
Élter
Canyon City
Ide
Free
Mies Wi
Cudahy Discusses British Embargo Impact
Edward A L Cudahy comments on Britain's embargo on American meats stating the effect will be minor and limited to Britain. He notes home consumption remains steady, orders for Africa shipments continue, and British trade may be unaffected despite the restriction. He cites no planned action by his packers. Longfellow hymn found at Appleton dedication noted as unpublished.
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Gauls
Neb
Apel
Edward AL Cudahy
Cudahy! Fucking Company
Une Boyds
Soukh Africa
Great Britain
Cadaby
Longfellow
Moston
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Appleton On
G. Peabody
Tri State Oil Deal In Now Completed
Marshall Mich April 2 The Tri State Oil company of Battle Creek Michigan formed by articles of association with the county clerk here. Capital stock unspecified. Organized to purchase wash and get lease ties and drilling and boiler works for oil etc. Officers include B Quigley and L Cole. Offices planned in Texas Indiana Ohio Michigan.
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Marshall
Mich
Trestate Oil Company
Aattle Creek
Mink
Ots
Drexidett
Greet
Balile Creek
Waller, Beamont
Tex
Manaz ' B. Quigley
Leander C. Cole
Bowiing Green
Texas
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ibn Rashid Recovers Nejd in Central Arabia battle
Bombay reports Ibn Rashid has reclaimed the kingdom of Nejd after defeating Mabaronk who had seized Nejd and deposed him. In a pitched fight Rashid’s forces drew Mabaronk into a narrow gorge where Rashids swooped on the attackers. Three thousand killed, with fugitives claiming five thousand dead. Mabaronk’s fate remains unknown.
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Bombay
Ibn Rashid
Nejd
Central Arabia
Mabarouk
Sheik
Koweyt
Rashid
Mabaronk
Erge
Rashida
Gulf Ports
Chinese ships collide with 70 drowned in Canton Wa Chow passage
A Hong Kong dispatch reports two Chinese steamers collided between Canton and Wa Chow, drowning 70 Chinese seamen. Other items note the Emma fishing steamer lost in a North Sea storm and social notices from Prescot Michigan and Hartford City Indiana.
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London
Hong Kong
Canton
Wa Chow
Altons
Holstein
Emma
North Sea
Maine wreck removal contract signed in Chicago
S T Chamberlain of Chicago signed to remove the wreck of the Maine. Fifteen landsmen and mardeniste enlisted in Chicago for the United States Navy were sent out. Other items note French ministerial appointments, Chicago post office changes, a fatal elevator accident, a Paris journal claim, and a German surgeon congress opening.
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S.T. Chamberlain
Chicago
Maine
Maderniste
Tnilout States Navy
United States
Shite
Vermont
New York Navy Yard
M. Waledeek-Rousmeacu
M.georget Feygues
Nistry of the Interior
Nistry of the Interior Ad Interio
Coyne
Post Office Merit Board
Theresa Cukler
Desplaines Vntreet
Li Sivesse
Dreyustier
Paris
Daria Journal
Russia
Lamedorts
Tawkine
Bicycle Corps
Easperor William
Becauien
Wieselista
German Congress of Surgeons
Berlin
Caerny
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Gen. San Dico
Berlina
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
Utah Statesman
California
Kansas City
Lenk
San Francisco
Doe
Wills
Burlington Road
Wisconsin
Contervilla
Centerville
Connell
Shebosgan
Almanensel
George Gail
Loomis
Elopers
West Virginia
Xowphuie
Patrick
Albert Patrick
Vine
Park
Valet Jones
Doll
Tis
Fousitt Vngopoust
Jeralue
Aaiubet
Lesvos
Toulon
Lonbet
Montelinar
Duke of Genoa
Ue Lilian
the Herald
Fitzsimons
John Bradley
Henry Vison
Cathalyes
Alabon
Port Bald
Vort Savi
United #iabe
Crviser
Prederigk Jteksers
Deard
Hospital
Hove
Erkous
James KE. Burton
Mizpal Lodge
Maxonx
ATL
Livse
Watervity
al Ile County
Liwele Mangan
Dearborn Street
J. Do McClewmin
Cottage Grove Averte
E. Lute
Union Avenue
Henry Silver
Sivert Ear
Tressa Hont
Thirty-first Street
W. J Bagnall
LaSalle Street
Sarah E. Vox
Cudahy
Michigan Company
House
Wise
Chester Hospital
Cate
Carbondale
Anna
Milwaukee Mildwauks
Milwaukee Press Company
Harry P. Myrick
Albert Onegin
Cassius M. Payoe
Hones of Commons
Yokojima
Viscount Watanabe
Prescot
Mra George [ Bowen
Reno
Walsh
James C. Smith
Mageie
Emma Gunn
Fiemakers Gontor
Hartford City
Big Mul
Wingelil Scott
Fort Worth
Scott
Axhiv
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