American Flag Raised as Rebels Flee Malolos Fight Ends
Manila dispatch reports the American flag raised over Malolos while Kansas and Montana regiments enter the city finding it deserted as rebels retreat toward the mountains. Casualty lists from General Otis detail varied losses among Nebraska and Pennsylvania troops.
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Aguinaldo
Akansas
Montana
Manila
Maloor
Kansas Regiment
Malolos
Cate
MacArthur
Siltal
Twelock
Utah
Kapdus
Pon Malobe
Nebraska
Penneyunio
Nebraska Regiment
Funston
Montana Regiment
Notable Injuries Reported Across Units Amid Action
Severe and light wounds reported among soldiers from multiple units including First Colorado Second Lieutenant Pred, Perry, and Roy J. from Twelfth Pennsylvania. Casualties feature injuries to chest leg back heel elbow shoulder thigh and powder burn across North Dakota South Dakota and other volunteer regiments.
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First
Montana
Ailes Kelly
Vthealof Valkey
John Cavanaugh
Wicim James McQuarry
Charles B. Young
Axe Peterson
James Lenox
William Bkufowekl
Allen C. Smith
Chares F. Meyers
Twentieth
Katso
William J. Watton
Albert Rhaughnessy
Fred Lo Carcher
Charles A. Walfiend
Charles M. Lone
Willum 2
Salih
Claude Eoerlock
George B. Dalry
Harry É4. Kuhns
Jamoa W. Murrwn
Les
Henry W. Johson
Jones C. Hamerburg
Brvost Cro
Band
Priva Fleming Courtland
Bouth
Dakota
Lewin F. Barter
Jouenedlot
Manuel Rickman
Hunoer Baker
Rank Ferguson
John Ortmer
Kent Polomon
Hin
Beveré
Johiven Donnelly
Great John
Ileheenth Pennsylvanki
Ronmley
Privaton Willan
Jomo Novrekr
Richard Baker
George KE. Taylor
Severo
Sistomon Road
Company
Polvie
Covery
Birat Nebraska
Bergvayt High
B. Dappleh
Robert H
Elieht
Liosd Boifit
Hand
Xevere
Edward Town Thigh
Alah
John U
Muretall
First North Dakota
Harry W. Donovan
Putnam Bradlee Scole
Adjutant General Volunteers
Henry F. Hoyt
Volunteers
First Soul Dakota
Charlie A. Theiss
Windsor Hotel Fire Toll Reaches Forty-One Dead
New York report notes forty-one dead from the Windsor hotel blaze with thirty unidentifed bodies. forty-three missing. Funeral planned near Church of the Heavenly Rest as Warren F. Leland remains seriously ill at Grenoble amid shock and distress.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Consinia
Church of the Heavenly Meas
Warren F. Leland
Grenoble
Windsor
Leland
Counterfeiting Den Found Near Sturmerville
Federal agents unearthed evidence of a counterfeit operation in Sturmerville near West Pittston. The case linked Lithuanian saloonkeeper Charles Mover of Sturmerville to aiding two counterfeiters from Shamokin. Bail for Moses was set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Sturmerville
West Pittston
United States
Ward
Hahn
Charles Mover
Staurmerville
Moses
Missing crew aboard Sir Donald after ice drift
Harlow brings 400 seals and 1000, Ranger arrives with 17,000 seals and reports finding Sir Donald adrift with no crew. The Hope is unsighted. Sir Donald crew presumed lost after going adrift in ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jon's
Harlow
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ranger
Sir Donald
Crow strikes train window injuring Lt Governor Woodruff
Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff and companions traveled by rail on the New York Central toward Fulton Chain when a crow struck the engine window between Frankfort and three, breaking glass that struck his face. The bird’s body also hit him on the forehead. injuries were not serious, and the trip continued.
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Vtten
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York Central
Fulton Chain
Frankfort
Molineaux Case Moves to Dismiss Indictment
In New York March 1 the motion to dismiss the indictment against Roland Molineaux for the murder of Mrs Adams was heard in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court before Justice Williams. Bartow Weeks appeared for Molineaux, with Gardner and Osborne for the State. Molineux was absent. General Molineaux attended from the gallery. The court reserved decision after argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roland
Molineaux
Adams
Supreme Court
Willams
Bartow
Gardner
Osborne
Molineux
General Molineaux
Unrest Among Trades Demands Wage Restoration
At a meeting of the carpenters machinists and boosters of the Western New York and Pennsylvania shops in Cleveland a unanimous decision was reached to demand a restoration of one wage. If the demand is not met by noon tomorrow the men will go on strike. About 200 workers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Boosler Mikers
New York
Pennsylvania
Durinus
Cleveland
Indian boys leave school to work on farms in New Jersey
Three hundred thirteen Indian boys departed the indie trin school today to take farm work in New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania. They will resume studies this autumn after the summer in the fields and return to the school for the new term.
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Cullis
Indie Trin
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Watms
Alger's Trip Heads to New Mission Amid War News
March dispatch from Monfueges says General Alger called on the United States to rally support for ongoing war effort. The report notes Algeria’s travels and U S leaders coordinating with allied forces as tensions mount in March.
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Alger
Monfueges
United States
Aintingo
Deaths of a Day in Journalic Nonsense
In today’s brief notices, Walter McMichael of Philadelphia lineage and local ties is reported dead at home aged around 60. Major D C Falton of Hudson Wisconsin dies at 61 at Polytechnic hospital after heart trouble. A minister Thalan, a noted religious figure, passes away at Homeopathic hospital Pipistarg aged one. The mine shipment to Ilkes-Berto is noted for burial.
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Aharch
Wis
Polytechnic Hospital
Multon
Elvil Wit
Wilkes-Hutve
Wreck of British steamer Stella near Casquet Rocks
Reports from Southampton and London detail the Stella disaster as the British passenger steamer struck the Casquet Rocks in dense fog near Alderney and foundered in minutes. Over 100 aboard died or missing, with survivors recounting the rapid sinking, lifebelts, and prompt boat evacuations.
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Casquet Rocks
Alderney
Southampton
Channel Islands
London
Stella
Smaill
Waterloo
David King
Hellborn
Greener
King
Mr. King
Ceborn
Bayley
At King
Ft. Southampton
Mo Postengere
Salang
Jersey
Bush
Guernsey
Rooks
Survivors Arrive Barefoot After Disaster
Report describes a group of survivors arriving with no clothing and in distress after a deadly incident. One wife is said to have lost her reason, and others without apparel suffered shock, with some perishing in the presence of family.
Detained maid recalls Johnsons seen near Windsor fire
Polly Noonan, a Windsor hotel chambermaid, rewashes her escape tale claiming she saw Mr and Mrs A B Johnson of Newburyport Mass safe on the sidewalk before the fire. She described entering the Johnsons room at 1 90 o'clock and witnessing Mrs Johnson leave and descend, then seeing both Johnsons across the street as flames rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polly Noonan
Windsor Hotel
A. B. Johnson
Newburyport
Mass
Johnsons
Johnstons
Mrs. Johnson
Ayeh
Beaton Fund Shortage Sparks Bribery Probe In Harrisburg
State Treasurer Beaton reports the general fund balance at Saloon 48 as the smallest since the Civil War and says claims due total at least four times that amount. He warns cannot meet the June 4 school appropriation and may lack funds for legislature expenses and county tax returns to Philadelphia and Allegheny.
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Harrisburg
Beaton
Beacom
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Atlantic League postpones meeting amid manager Wright family bereavement
The Atlantic League meeting in Philadelphia scheduled for April 4 is postponed to April 4 due to the death of Paterson manager Wright's mother. A 126 game schedule is prepared with season opening April 27 and closing June 10. Umpires named: W. G. Betts, John Berger, J. Hardie Henderson and Saldy Mc Dermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atilantic Baseball League
Tiotel
John Berger
J. Hardie Henderson
Saldy” McDermott
Bribery Inquiry Panel Sets Testimony Schedule
Harrisburg March 1 Chairman Fow of the bribery investigating committee calls all house members who have not testified and other interested parties to attend next Tuesday afternoon. The committee plans three sessions daily this week to complete the investigation and prepare its report for presentation the following Monday. Most members have testified on charges related to the United States senatorship and the McCarrel Jary bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Fow
House of Representatives
House
United States
German press accuses US of bad faith over Samoa bombardment
Merlin reports March 2 that German press claims Mr White and the American government deceived Ceremany about conciliatory orders to Admiral Kauts. Mr White denounces the charge as false. Washington denies knowledge of the Samoan bombardment beyond German information.
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Merlin
Mr White
Ceremany
Admiral Kauts
White
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Herlin
Solf
Samoa
Berlin
Andrew D. White
Foreign Office
Germany
Massive rock slide halts Niagara Gorge operations
A large rock mass estimated over weighs the river area near Niagara Vale causing a collapse from the cliff to the Battery wharf. The Niagara Gorge railroad elevator and tracks are halted as a second large block shows signs of breaking away, with no cars on the elevator or gorge road running for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Vale
Marena
Hangings for Brutal Murder in Alabama City
In Hiram, Alabama, Richard Hale and Thomas Joliven were hanged for the brutal murder of two women, Mire Meyers and her daughter-in-law, and the attempted arson at a local home. Robbery was given as the motive for the deadly crime.
Abduction Suspect Turned Over in Painesville Case
In Painesville Ohio on March day John Collins and Anne Ingersull alleged abductors of Huke Gerald Lapliner were turned over to Desertive Broderick of Chicago. Broderick awaited for Chiurge tonight with Luis Priminers.
Bedford Editor Bowman Dies at 71 in Everett
Bedford Pa March 1 Colonel John M Bowman editor of the Everett Republican died today in Everett at age 71. He was a printer and journalist by trade and widely known in Melfort County.
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Bedford
John M. Bowman
Everett Republican
Everett
Melfort County
Samoan Troubles Prompt Proposed Joint High Commission
Washington reports medie vi vend for settling Samoa turmoil favored by Britain United States and Germany. A joint high commission with one representative from each power would suspend current authority and study the clash, aiming for a modus vivendi and final settlement. Berlin notes White told officials Washington welcomed Germanys proposals amid press critiques.
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Great Britain
United States
Germany
High Commission
Washington
Samoa
Ariven
Cuban Assembly Delegates Meet with Secretary Hay
Delegates Villalon and Hevia from the Cuban assembly inform Secretary Hay of their resolution. Hay states the United States will not increase the aid to Cuban troops beyond 2,000,000 and will not allow any private fund-raising for army payments. President McKinley agrees no further reply will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuban Assembly
Messrs
Villalon
Hevia
State Department
Hay
Cuba
Hoy
United States
McKinley
Counterfeiting Suspect Nabbed by Federal Agents in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre on March 30, Charles Moses was arrested by U S Material Bacharach and Secret Service Detective G O Barker on counterfeiting charges. Bail set at zero. A counterfeit outfit was found hidden in an outhouse at his home, tied to a New Jersey gang circulating counterfeit dollars and half-dollars. Leader George S Deepaplas was previously captured and remains jailed in Pittsburgh. several others are under surveillance and three arrests are pending.
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Wikes-Barre
United States
Bacharach
Secret Service
G. O. Barker
Charles Moses
New Jersey
George
Deepaplas
Pittsburg
Axpooroi
New Dormitory for Bucknell Promises Growth in Lewisburg
Ground will be broken on Monday afternoon April 0at tovelowk for Bucknell university's new brick dormitory in Lewisburg. An address will be made by Hon James Monpeon Baker of Lewisburg. The building will measure 0 by 0 feet and house about one hundred male students.
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Lewisburg
Buecknell University
Jd. Mompeon Baker
Lewiaburg
Lt la le
March coinage totals at Listed Bintee mint noted
In March the Listed Bintee mint produced coinage in thin city totaling 1 700. The gold coinage reached 3 105 715 dollars while silver and other metals posted 48 601 10 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Bintee
Thin City
Dawe
Weather Indications Today and Local News Roundup
Weather shows colder conditions with fading warmth in the morning. The issue previews reports on Matolor capture, Samoa settlement plans, and a British wreck incident. Local items include church notes, editorials, personal news, and education notes from the city teachers' institute.
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Hernl
Matolor
Sidences
Plant
Wrenner
Legislature Sees Few Members Attend Amid Readings
Harrisburg March 21 Governor Stone signed a bill enabling the city school board president to stamp warrants. Legislation on cigarette sales to minors and taxes on building associations are discussed. Several bills move or stall as the house clears second readings and adjourns for U S senator ballot.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Senate
Board of Public Education
Delaware River
Mitchell
Jefferson
Committee On Judiciary
Mr. Young
Tioga
Hosack
Allegheny
Marshall
Warren
House
United States
Sixty third ballot in Harrisburg for U.S. senator ends without change
In Harrisburg on March 31 the sixty third joint ballot for United States senator dispensed with preliminaries. Republicans backed Senator Quay, Democrats backed George A. Jenks, and anti-Quay Republicans backed Congressman Daltell. No quorum was reached and the vote results followed the same pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United States
Senator Quay
George A. Jenks
Daltell
Dead Heroes Express Car Carries Thirty Six Bodies
Remains of thirty six heroes passed through this city this morning at 1 o clock on No 7 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to points in the west. They were received by relatives and friends and given burial. One body tore to Corning New York. The remains were contained in an express car and were sent from New York City after being brought to this country by the United States transport rock. Thirteen bodies went through on Thursday night in a similar manner.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western
Corning
New York City
United States
Rock
Fragmentary OCR Item Across Names and Places
Fragmented text mentions Chatel Wi Newport News Columbia and various names amid unclear context. Dense OCR noise obscures events, dates, or actions. readable fragments list people and locations without coherent narrative or outcome.
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Chatel Wi
North
Carolina University
Webbe
Newport News
Vao- Vile
Mampton
al Columbia
Lavies and Thomas Raise Wages for 200 Allentown Workers
In Allentown Pennsylvania in March the Lavies and Thomas Company of Matatauwqua plans to increase wages by ten percent for its two hundred employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Thomas Tion Company
Matatauwqua
Beef on the Hoof Versus Refrigerated Beef in Army Inquiry
Witnesses including army medical staff and officials like Mr. Giddings and General Eagan testified at an army inquiry into beef supply for Cuba. They described conflicting statements about favoring refrigerated versus on the hoof beef and the secretary of war pressure to test the refrigerated option amid price differences.
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Washington
Army
Cuba
George H. Giddings
J. Wale Sypher
Kagan
Secretary of War
Sypher
Tagan
Giddings
Hawley
Hagan
Mr. Giddingson
Antonio
Tex
Major Lee
General Eagan
Eagan
Magan
Fagan
Alger
Bagan
Mir. Girldings
Swift & Co
Generge Hagan
Glidings
Washington Marmwhile-Porecose Saturday Schedule
Unclear fragmented notice lists events and names for a Saturday schedule in the eastern Penn area. Obscure terms and misspellings obscure specific details. No coherent entities or clear actions are readable from the fragment.
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Washington
Penn
Evivenio
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