Ex-Rebel Aguinaldo Hints Move to Manila Fashion Quarter
Report from Manila notes General Aguinaldo may relocate from Malacañang Palace to a large house at 66 Gen Solano Street in a fashionable district as he purchases diamonds and jewelry. Majority of Manila Filipinos distrust him and want severe punishment. General Sandico surrenders to American authorities at Cabatuan. Belgian trader Bloekomterman’s case proceeds with Terreo’s testimony supporting arms and rice support to insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sandico
Associated Press
General MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Malaccanan Palace
Gen. Solano Street
Aguinalde
Sandica
Aguinald
Cabbinet
Cabwatuin
New Belja
M. Brix Moelterman
Philippine Trading Company
Terrero
Bloekerman
Filipinos for the Navy enlist 500 native soldiers
Secretary Long cabled orders to Rear Admiral Themex to enlist 500 native soldiers to man gunboats and small vessels once Spanish assets now under U S control in the Philippines. Navy officials note Americans struggle with the Philippine climate aboard ships, while native troops form a nucleus for the new force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
Themex
Agiath
Sma
Spain
Usi
United States
Navy Department
Cain
Ulian
Pred Grant
Odets
Grant
Jasn
Americ Army
Himell
Amy
Mameler
Deathbed Marriage in Chicago Office Ceremony
Ty Eavineive Wire from The Ascentid Pius Cincinnati with Detentive Prod Hayes of Chicago and Miss Jeannette Lune of Chicago were married as Miss Evans lay dying. A license was issued during her illness and the ceremony took place at 6 am with the family gathered. She died at 1 90 p.m. as the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Apel
Hayes
Chicago
Jeannette Lune
Jere Wedi
Fivans
Sho
Jay
Mire Evans
Soong
Miss Evans
Anti Clerical Riots Rock Spanish Cities
In Spain anti clerical meetings in Malaga Corunna and other towns call for expelling religious orders. Protestors in Corunna parade shouting Down with the Jesuits Down with the convents and attack the Jesuit college and clerical newspaper offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Jesuit College
Corunna
Madrid
Malaga
Governor appoints two Weimer Wox to orthopedic board
Governor Stone announces the appointment of Two Weimer Wox from Philadelphia to join the board of managers for the Orthopaedic capital project. James B. Sicholsen is mentioned in relation to the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Weimer Wox
Philadelphia
Toemibey
James B. Sicholsen
Minister Loomis Sails Aboard Scorpion
The Scorpion leaves La Guayra for San Juan as Commander Sargent wires from Washington. Loomis is believed aboard and will transfer at San Juan to a merchant steamer for return to the United States. He should reach New York by Thursday, the 18th Instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Treas
Washington
Navy Department
Sargent
Scorpion
la Guayra
San Juan
Loomis
United States
New York
Cave-In at Connellsville Stuns Town
A mine abandoned years ago under the associations grounds caused a hillside collapse on Connell avenue. About 100 yards of earth slid into the street and damaged dwellings outhouses and stables. The mine is shallow and the ground may drop again at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Connellaville
Connell Avenue
Important Dixon Opinion Shapes New Jersey Corporate Law
Justice Dixon of the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals files an opinion in the American Smelting case restricting stock issued for property. The ruling requires clear proof that property value is near the price and allows stockholder review of director decisions, preserving a stay and preventing purchase while the value is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Justice Dixon
Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
American Smelting and Refining Company
M. Guggenheim & Sons
New Jersey
Stevens
Board of Directors
Court of Errors
Dixon
Ling
Guggenheim
Dison
Court of Chancery
Guggenhelm
Rebellion Rumors in Mongolia and Shen Si Itself
Reports authenticated claim General Tung Wu Lian leads a Mongolian uprising with 11 000 troops near the court. Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching weigh foreign influence and possible diversion. Prince Ching calls it a storm in a teacup while ministers fear broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Shen-Si
Tuan
Ching
Pries
Pekin
Tung Wu Lian
Shen Si
Li Yung Chang
Prince Ching
Tung Fusian
Tse
France Tuan
Ning Hsu
Tung Tu Sian
China
Governor of Kwang Bi Appointed After Hu Pei Province
Shanghai April report from AP says Hu Pei province governor Yio-Lin is named governor of Kwang province succeeding Huang Hui Sen who is ordered to retire Sid Fu faction signals possible Boxer movement shift in southern province
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwang Bi
Associated Press
Shanghai
Yyur Yio-Lin
Hu Pei
Kwang 5i
Huang Hui Sen
Sid Fu
Local boxing draw stars Barrett and Hamilton in mixed results
In New Britain on April 8 Exclusive AP report, Billy Barrett of New York and Jack Hamilton of Troy fought twenty rounds to a draw, while Jock Bradley of Philadelphia and Tip Plannesty of Providence scored a controversial no decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Britain
Billy Barrett
New York
Jack Hamilton
Troy
N. Y
Jock Bradley
Philadelphia
Tip Plannesty
Providence
Insanity Ends in Drowning of Young Woman Miss Bristow
In a moment of insanity caused by illness a 25 year old woman, Miss Agnes Bristow, daughter of Rev T J Bristow of New Brighton, jumped into the Meaver river and drowned. The obituary notes she had a good reputation. A misread line mentions Mur liter Mabel and Porto Rico schools with a reference to her father once pastor at Somereet, Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beaver Fulla
Agnes Bristow
T. J. Bristow
New Brighton
Eleknesa
Meaver River
Miss Bristow
Mur Liter
Mabel
Porto Rivo
Presbyterian Church
Somereet
Italian Squadron Arrives at Toulon Under Genoa Flag
Exclusive dispatch reports the Italian squadron led by the Lepanto with the Pac of Genoa aboard arriving at Toulon. Salutes were exchanged and Vice Admiral De Beaumont received a formal welcome as the Duke of Genoa voiced pride in the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrena
Toulon
Ijtalium
Lepanto
Pac of
Genoa
de Beaumont
Knox Leaves for Washington to Assume Attorney General Post
Pittsburg April 8. P. C. Knoy is reported to be the new attorney general and will take office immediately after arriving in Washington. Exclusive wire from The Associated Mies notes the transfer of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mies
Pittsburg
P. C. Knoy
Washimgton
Deaths of a Day in New Orleans
New Orleans reports the death of former Congressman Matt P. Logan in the city at age 72. Local authorities and associates note his public service and lengthy career in politics. His passing is recorded as a notable obituary in today’s notices.
Cuban Constitutional Convention Delayed by Absence
The Cuban constitutional convention did not meet due to the absence of President Benor Capote. Lay Lucha said the delegates refuse to discuss the majority report on the Platt amendment and fear public reaction to decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pros
Havana
Benor Capote
Tte
Lay Lucha
Bulys
Ines
Committee On Relations
la Lucha
Opposition to revision wins by New York Presbytery ministers
In New York on April 8 the New York Presbytery ministers opposing creed revision gained a victory as ballots for commissioners to the general assembly were counted. The Presbytery contributed 14 commissioners, all considered conservatives, and a session feature was a resolution inviting the general assembly to meet in New York in 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Railroad of New Jersey Workers Vote on Strike
Central Railroad of New Jersey employees cast secret ballots on a strike with a two thirds majority required. Officials including Charles Warren and General Superintendent Olhausen prepared for emergencies as union leaders mobilized across Jersey City Elizabeth Philipsburg Wilkes-Barre and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Central Railroad
Brotherhood
Arthur
Charles H. Warren
Olhausen
W. W. Wents
Central New Jersey
A. Boardmaan
United States
Mr. Boardman
Boardman
JV. Walte
Board of Adjustment
Inersey City
Elizabeth
Phillipsburg
Maston
M F. Clark
Baltimore
Clark
Two men killed crossing bridge by main express train
Two elderly men about 80 years old were struck and killed by a train on the main express as they crossed the high bridge over Braddywine Creek near Coatesville Pennsylvania. Authorities found Russian peddler papers on one of the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local Officers Arrive From Harrisburg Amid Silent Talks
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Major A. M. Brown of Pittsburg and John B. Murphy of Allegheny arrived from Harrisburg. Brown refused comment on acceptance until tomorrow while Murphy was in bed and would not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victaburg
Commissons
A. M. Brown
Pittsburg
John BR. Murphy
Allegheny
Harthburg
Cape
Major Brown
Kconler Murphy
College and city scores from exclusive wire across regions
The report lists scattered results from college and professional games in cities including Washington Princeton Georgetown Philadelphia Charlottetown Greenville Charlottesville Furnas Portmouth Winston and Richmond. Matches involve Yale Cornell Virginia Penn and others with varied scores noting 6 4 3 0 12 0 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Princeton
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Montreal
Charlottcnville
Yale
University of Virginia
Greenville
Cornell
Furnas University
AL Bicluwwood
University of Pennsylvania, & Hichmond College
Portamounth
Portsmouth
Bastion
National League
Winston, N
Univerity of
North Caratin
Eldigh
Nine member commission to draft corporation laws
A nine member commission is to be appointed by the governor to examine and report comprehensive general regulation of corporate incorporation and management to the next legislature. Members receive no pay but may be reimbursed up to five thousand dollars for expenses. The house also creates a five person capital punishment inquiry commission with unpaid service and limited expenses. A funeral committee will attend Representative Cotter and Representative Stewart's deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. James
Harrisburg
Mr. Corays
Luzerne
Elkin
Interna Affaire
Atta
House
Internal Affairs Department
Albert LD. Boyd
Robert E. Umbel
Edward Wilson Boyd
Samuel P. Boyd
Wallice H. Miller
Frank M. Fuller
William FF. Crow
Charles H. Seaton
Marling G. Miller
O. R. Gromnfield
Josiah W. Crow
N. M. Kephart
Woods N. Carr
John J. Collier
Lee Smith
Lewis
Arensburg
Commonwealth
Board of Property
Palm
Crawford
Law and Order Committee
Senate
Ito
Bliss
Delaware
Harris
Clearfield
Dixon
Elk
P. RR. Cotter
McKean
Eldred
Air Cotter
William Fpf. Stewart
Philadelphia
Cotters
Amlessyus
Hoyne
Baker
Warren
Blamile
Cameron
Fuerth
Weryne
Brown
Clarion
Mayne
Lehigh
Bronnen
Wayne
Moyer
Myere
Cumberland
Messrs. Dixon
Kopontz
Somerset
Cooper
Keler
Columbia
Mig, Morrison
Mercer
Predonia
Meter Font
Teylor
Lauk
Colville
atMilladelphia
Lack
Chester
Weather and World Events Briefs in Morning Echo
Morning bulletin reports partly cloudy weather and a stream of varied items from Pittahuty to Mongolia. It notes legislative denials, a local teachers institute opening, and criminal court proceedings alongside regional updates and plans for national court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local—Teachers Institute
Short April Session of Superior Court Convenes
The Superior court met for its April term at 1ha'flock this morning. The term is the shortest since the court’s first session five years ago. About 175 cases were on the docket. no decisions were filed on cases argued in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pitheborg
Thy
Steamship arrivals brief from New York dispatch
Exclusive wire reports sailings from New York dated April 8. State of Nebraska sails to Glasgow and Cherbourg. Marbaroosa departs Hiemen for New York. Kaiser Wilhelm departs for Cherbourg and Southampton from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Associated Arena
New York
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Cherbourg
Hiemen
Ligard Pagsnd
Kaiser Willelm Tor Grome
Southampton
Twenty Free Scholarships Established Across Colleges
The University of Pennsylvania board creates twenty free scholarships valued at about 450 dollars each. Thirteen institutions have accepted, including Mis ten Park High Scranton Public High School Harrisburg Public High School and more. Seven scholarships will be awarded in southern high schools and academies. placements to be announced after Dr Josiah Pennington finishes his southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
AlLo
University of Pennsylvania
Misten Park High School
Buffalo
N. Y
Mercersburg
Pittsburg
Allegheny Public High School
Allegheny
Josiah Pennington
South
Molineux Appeal Set for Buffalo Court of Appeals Session
Albany reports the appeal of Roland Molineux will be argued before the court of appeals in Buffalo during the June term. The return has not been filed and likely cannot be calendared for the six week term opening next Monday. The court will adjourn after June until September, so the decision may not be issued until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Roland Molineux
Court of Appeals
Buffalo
Secularizing Schools Ends Religious Display in Public Schools
General MacArthur issued an order through the War Department to remove pictures statues or statuettes with religious significance from public schools receiving government support. An exception exists for Calle Victoria Catholic Sisters school. It is debated whether this institution receives aid directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Tall
Calle Victoria
Afri kans Warned of Post April 12 Rebellion Trials
From Cape Town April reports state the Gazette will warn colonists that acts of rebellion after April 12 face trial under the old common law rather than the special session. Rebels may face death or imprisonment as the court sees fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Tomerview
Wreck on Central Pacific Collides Near Wells
Westbound Central Pacific Limited wrecked after collision with freight near Wells Nevada. Three men died including two firemen and a clerk. Several passengers injured as fire destroyed mail and express cars and a mail train following the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Nev
Reng
Prestienn Aid Aline Dines with Senators at White House
Exclusive wire report notes Aline McKinly dining at the White House with Senator Mos Hanis. Guests included Ming Holart, Garet Hobart, her son Lieutenant Melviles, J. 4 Brooky and others in attendance during the Washington gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pees
Washington
Prestienn
Aline
Mos Hanis
Ming Holart
Garet Hobart
Melviles
Mie. J. 4
Brooky
White House
Change planned for League Island Dock on stone harbor
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Washington plans to alter the League Island dock by changing its material from wood to stone. Contractors accepted the department of the treasury plans and set a revised schedule for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
League Island Dock
Associated Pres
Washington
Tary Department
Recorder appointment stirs Pittsburgh politics and stand
A long telegram from April 1 reveals that Gov Stone offered a recorder post in Pittsburgh without conditions, which Senator Quay urged refused. Bigelow, favored for the role, declined and criticized the political maneuvering and charter reforms tied to the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Pittsburg
Quay
Washington
Pitisharz
Titteburg
Wiicl
Governo’y
Beanet
Stone Chen
Florio
Bolt
Aguin
Llivengle
H.R. Quay
St. Dwein
Weild
Stone
M Brown
Oman
Esperionne
Otto
Pitteburg
Quaytras
Pitta
University crew trains for Henley race
The University of Pennsylvania eight will train for Henley and sail to Ann Arbor to race against the naval cadets on May 10. Early speculation suggested Pennsylvania’s second eight from Moughkeepsie may enter that race. The final lineup will be announced mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitahedghla
Apall S
Assin
University of
Henler
Bates Sewall Wedding Ties Local Military Family
Beatrice Allen Bates daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Dana A Bates married Captain Hubert Sewell United States Army at AMS Soule chapel in this city. Sewell is son of Senator and Mrs Sewell of Seedora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beatrice Allen Bates
Dana A. Hates
AMS
Soule
Hubert Sewell
Brattencu
Semator
Mee, Sewell
Seedora
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Ke Atates
Tes
Remey
Fiy
Asociated Press
Connellsville
Tung*FusSian
Tung Fu Sian
Central Asia
Aksu
Kashgarri
Tung Yan
Kiang Tsu
Ti 4
Tien Tsin
Shan Si
Barrett
Hamilton
Mr. Knox
New Orleans
April
Congressnap
Matt PD
Logan
Teday
Central
Associated Pines
The
Associated Prose
Mresa
Mr. Cotter
Aigelow
Amuinaldo
Thornhurst
West
Scranton
Crneral
Pennerlinia Financial and
Cammerglas
United States Court
University of Pennsylvania—Scranton
Molineux Appeal
Central Pacific
Ti Atogiatas
Hanna
MR. Bigelow
Pittes
Hineelf
Stom
Muchlbiranmer
Sr. Luni
Mia
Onay
U. P
Henley
Pennsylvania
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