Mount Arayat stronghold falls to 25th regiment
Advices from Magalang report Capt. Coubs three companies of the 25th regiment captured the insurgent stronghold of Commanche on Mount Arayat yesterday. Three American prisoners were mutilated and killed. others wounded. The dispatch lists deceased and injured sailors and soldiers with names and ranks.
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Maunly
Magalang
Patupanys
Conhaner
Kelwaned
Sau
Washington
Hearing in Clark Case Sparks Senate Testimony
Witnesses describe alleged deals between Clark and McLaughlin, with Bickford and Cook offering funds to switch votes. The hearing covers political pressure, property sales at inflated prices, and questions of bribery amid a Montana legislative inquiry. Details include earlier remarks by Henry C. Suit and references to Holder Roberts and Voorhees. Roland Reed rests comfortably at New York hospital after recent illness.
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Henry C. "Suit
Montana House of Representatives
Clark
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Failny
McLaughlin
Sum
W. M. Bickford
Senate
Stiff
Bickford
Witness
A. B. Cook
Roberts Committee
Roberts
Congress
tiWestio
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Hebert
Capueley
Iis Im
Daniel W. Voorhees
Chairan Payton
Perio DeArmond
Ayer
Firing At Mafeking Reported Patrolling Losses
Capetown dispatch reports a Custis sortie from Mafeking with three officers and eighteen men killed and twenty three wounded. News from London notes renewed fighting around Colesberg and possible French entry at Colesberg. Reports describe reconnaissance near Chevely, heavy gunfire, and Boer provisions shortages amid evolving general engagements.
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Gaden-Powell
Mafeking
London
Capetown
Colesberg
Freee Eaiup
Ladysuil
Lord Doudenall
Wenidis Coward
Springfield
Fring
Vane
Dynamite Threat Aboard Streetcar Sparks Citywide Alarm
A major dynamite explosion on a streetcar near downtown Springfield causes a large hole in the pavement, shattered windows, and extensive damage. Police hunt suspects as ten passengers endure injuries. witnesses describe the blast as the car lurched and veered before stopping. Authorities vow swift action to locate those responsible while city officials consider safety measures after the incident.
Telegraph briefs from Newport and Chicago incidents
A jumble of short items notes a Newport incident with a mob and legal actions, elevator deaths at Hinds Steel in Chicago, wage demands by carpenters and mechanics, bankruptcy filings in multiple towns, political and academic notices, and a long quotation on architecture emphasizing versatility and civility.
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Mobi
Newport
Vien University
Lanbet
Kramer
Srinie
Brotherhood of
Ealtroads
Traimien
Federation of
Macelian
Sisteit Giornes
Madison
Jwis
Welling Kater
Feustale
N.Y
Maas Boon
Portugal Declines Britain Germany Loan Offer
A Lusitanian note reports Britain and Germany offered a large loan to Portugal to reorganize finances. They would guarantee success if Portugal recognizes the interest of Portuguese colonial dominions. Lisbon notes the government denies needing such a loan.
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Portugal
Actor Revene Killed in Cleveland Boarding House Fall
Cleveland witness reports actor Revene Killed instantly after a stairway fall at his boarding house. Authorities describe a broken neck as the cause. Revene, once a German army lieutenant, later edited a Berlin newspaper before turning to the stage. His father was a Berlin manufacturer.
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Ometans Revena
Revene
Berluteian Laway ‘Tribune
Haillionaire
Berlin
Paying Teller Embezzles $45,000 at Fidelity Trust
Muflalo Gank, a pay teller at Fidelity Trust and Guaranty, is charged with embezzling about 45,000. Authorities report the loss was charged to profit and loss while the bank shows a surplus of roughly 162,000. Police and bank officials declined further comment.
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Muflalo Gank
P.A. Newton
Paylog Twiler
Fidelity Trust and Guaranty Company
Tur Bank
Diamond swindle suspect tied to Iowa case arrest
An arrest in Kansas City connects Joseph Schwartz to a Connell Blais diamond swindle case in Iowa. Authorities report ongoing corpus proceedings and further action anticipated by law officers.
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Dam
Joseph Schwartz
Kansas City
Connell Blais
Iowa
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