Boer Leaders Accept British Peace Terms in Pretoria Dispatch
A Pretoria dispatch reports Boer leaders including Steyn, Schalk-Burger, De Wet, and De la Rey accepting British peace terms and arranging a conference in southwestern Transvaal to discuss them with Botha. London and Westminster sources note unconfirmed signals of accord and ongoing safe-conduct provisions for negotiators.
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Transvaal
Botha
Reitz
Steyn
Schalk-Burger
de la Rey
de Wet
London
Associatint Mess
Pretoria
Europe
Frederic Rutherford Harris
Orange Free State
Reltz
Lucas Meyer
Kroonstad
Klerksdorp
de la Ray
Tima
London Times
Mlerksdorp
Schulk-Burger
Breaderick
House of Commons
South Africa
Terry
Lucas
Meyer
Jacobs
Klerks‘lorn
Breyn
Orange
Brodrick
Hoer
Mr. Chamberlain
Dr. Talmage in Precarious Condition Again
Exclusive AP report from Washington describes Rev. T DeWitt Talmage’s condition worsening tonight with new complications. At 1 am physicians are very apprehensive and deem recovery unlikely.
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Associated Press
Washington
T. DeWitt Tilnege
Talmage
Disorder in the Reichsrath disrupts April session in Vienna
The Reichsrath resumes debate on the educational bill after a disorderly morning. Delegates interrupted proceedings with violent obstruction, loud protests, and throwing objects as President Br. Wolf struggled to maintain order and address Nationalist leader Wolf.
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Vienna
Br. Wolf
House Committee Backs Pension for War Widow
The House committee on Monday voted a favorable report on a bill granting a pension to the widow of the late Lieutenant Mey. The measure aims to provide support for the widow following the officer's death.
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Bacualve
Washington
House
Mieideut
Major Waller's Trial Records From Balangiga Letters
The court martial panel for Major Lyttleton W. T. Waller of the Marine Corps heard Balangiga records. Letters from insurgent Lukban congratulate officials on a victory and warn against publicizing details. One from Guerarra urges compliance with war laws. Balilangin president Lukhun outlines a policy of cooperating with Americans before rising against them. The defense and prosecutors prepared to call final witnesses and allow Waller to speak tomorrow.
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Associated Prova
Manila
Lyttleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Balangiga
Island
Lukban
Cguerarra
Balinglan
Lukhun
Major Waller
Debates on Cuban reciprocity and Chinese exclusion in Congress
In Washington on April 10 the Cuban reciprocity bill dominated House debate with speakers Grosvenor Prince Lawrence and Miers for the bill and Weeks Kleberg against. Senate consideration of a Chinese exclusion vote aimed for next Tuesday while post office funds were discussed. Other remarks opposed or nuanced the Chinese measure and a brief note covered Depew's warning on senatorial elections by popular vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
Grosvenor
Ohio
Prince
Inois
Messrs. Lawrence
Massachusetts
Mr. Miers
Indiana
Messrs. Weeks
Michigan
Kleberg
Texas
Senate
Iowa
Post Ofice
DI. Inghim
Vermont
Stewart
Nevada
Hoar
Congress
Postmasters Confirmed By Senate Nominations List
Washington April 10 The senate confirmed a long list of postmaster nominations across multiple towns and states including Ava ting WLR Mainillon Galeton Me Kees Rocks New Wilmington Port Allegany Turtle Creek Duquesne Verona East Pittsburg Wickhurn Wyneater Banger Smwethparty Oliver Ry Niet Hedtong Oakments Sbtekiitiniy Youngaviltes Pitiptons Wormatity Freeland Sharpevilie Solumeteee Pine rove Moljuown Pumasutawnery Crewtwlugg Brookwayville and Olasting among others reflecting a broad federal appointment milestone.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Pennsylvania
E. E. Baldwin
Avating
WLR
Mainillon
Galeton
Cy Sutter
Kees Rocks
Mortor
New Wilmington
Red
Nort
Port Allegany
Willan I. Blunter
Turtle Creek
J. Bekerton
Duquesne
Munro
Verona
EB. I. Cypher
East Pittsburg
Wickhurn
Wyneater
Jones
Banger
JC. Gallup
Smwethparty
J. Hereher
MI. Oliver
Ry Niet
Hedtong Ty
Steamship Arrivals Report From The Port
Exclusive wire reports show arrivals from Liverpool and New York with ships including Teutonic and Potsdam. Various vessels listed with destinations and origins such as Cherloures, Victoria, and Naples reflecting bustling port activity.
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New York
Apell
Dewtonhamd
Hine
Southtown
Cherloures
Gersune
Liverocwil
Gueenetown
Salled
Aus Hiete
Victoria
Tabor
Phonioth
Chertoons
Aquitaine
Maver
Cheah Aerlyeud
Ralsorin
Mario Thenesis
Naples
Whievistown
Sailor
Teutonic
Liverpool
Potsdam
Sia Howlogie Sur Mev
Kruger Reported In Good Health After Hospital Stay
An Associated Press wire reports Kruger is in very good health and has been released home. Officials note no complications and praise the speedy recovery.
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Kruger
Moblin
United State
Local Grant Won by Widow Kabelia Pease
The Associated Dregs reports a government grant of eight dollars awarded to Kabelia Pease widow of MWieniuth and to Thomas W. Pursell of Wilkos lharre in Washington. The notice lists the recipients and amount, with no further details on purpose or deadlines.
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Associated Dregs
Washington
Eightallollar Jversione
Kabelia Pease
Mwieniuth
Thomas W. Pursell
Wilkos Lharre
Governor Murphy Signs Bills Amid Voting Machine Debate
In Trenton on April We-Governor Murphy announces signing multiple bills. One measure limits salaries of prosecutors and county pledge judges while a separate bill governs voting machine regulations and related procurement.
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Kachilve
Asvested Man
Trenton
Murphy
Pruseculore
Attempt at murder shocks Linglestown resident
Miss Katie Lyter, 21, of Linglestown was struck with an axe during an attempted murder at her home. Harry Rebuck, a cousin from Harrisburg, is suspected after prior testimony over a stolen gold watch and is being sought by police.
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Harrisburg
Katie Lyter
Linglestown
Harry Rebuck
Rehuck
Miss Lyter
Rebuck
Police Reform Measures Move Slowly Under Partridge
New York April 10 The Associated Press says Police Commissioner Partridge outlined slow moving reform plans as he battles the Devery influence. He cautioned that trust in officers is fragile, noting many remain loyal to Devery while others betray him, and that some high officials show no readiness to curb vice and crime.
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Associated Pres
New York
Partridge
Devery
Mgr. Partridge
Excitement at Manila Over Editor's Arrest in Sedition Case
In Manila on April 10, editors and supporters of Freedom confront arrest of its editor for sedition over publishing a U S article. The Volcano editors also detained for demanding removal of a judge. press groups, lawyers, and doctors plan a committee to argue against the actions and send a cable to President Roosevelt urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Freedom
United States
Asalt
Senor Valdes
Hoodsevelt
Commission
War Dukedom Drama Ends With Jail Escape Incident
Exclusive wire reports from Walton Kentucky describe a man known as Tom Mlanehand released from jail last night and moving to a nearby bridge. In a drunken state he killed deputy Frank Taylor before authorities began the coroner's inquest and news later spread that Blanchard had been hanged.
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Walton
Tom Mlanehand
Tlm
Frank ‘Taylor
Andrehal
Blanchard
Former Eastern league chief offers to lead Western league
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press Syracuse says Charly UD White, former president of the Eastern league, would accept a temporary presidency of the Western league to succeed James A. Whitefield, who killed himself near Kan easity, Me, last Monday.
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Syracuse
Charly UD. White
Western League
James A. Whitefield
Miss Stone in America Returns After Bulgarian Captivity
Miss Ellen M. Stone arrived in New York aboard the Deutschland, recounting harsh brigand captivity in Bulgaria. She notes insults but no violence toward her or Mme. Tallia, reveals a newborn baby altered captors’ behavior, and says food improved after birth while danger persisted until release. She plans to visit her 90-year-old mother.
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New York
Ellen M. Stone
Bulgaria
Deutschland
Charles A. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Miss Stone
Woshevi
Turkey
Miss
Colombians Seek Free Meat as Revolution Rages
The Colombian government decrees duty free imports of cattle during the revolution. A government gunboat went to sea to engage the rebel Padilla near Tuboga Island but found no target and returned. Authorities mount a 19 pounder on a dredge owned by the canal company.
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Panamd
Colombia
Padilla
Tuboga Island
Canal Company
Elkins Refutes Withdrawal Claim in Governor Race
Altoona April 1 Attorney General John P Elkin said to the Associated Press he will stay in the fight for the Republican nomination for governor and will not withdraw until the convention decides the contest. He dismissed rumors of his withdrawal as fabrications.
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Altoona
John P. Elkin
Associated Press
Pam Na
Ten Men Entombed In Mud Break Time Fire
Ten men are trapped after a fire broke out at a building site near the city. The shafts are blocked by burning debris and extinguishing air flow. Rescue attempts are underway but progress is hampered by the hazardous conditions. The cause of the blaze is not yet known.
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Associated Press
Massillon
Imipelar
Cai
Corporations Chartered and Named by Associated Press Wire
Fragmented list shows several corporate entities with capital figures appended. It includes Pearle's Electro Light and Power, Fahour Capital with 82,000, Wilbimalung Stair, Wiikineburg with 80,000, Univlee company of Erie with 5,000, Mat suc Fi Prodige of Mittisburg with 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Ajit W.cyrhers
Abate Dee Tentl
Pearle
Electro Light and Power Company
Fahour Capital
Wilbimalung Stair Company
Wiikineburg
Univlee Company
Erie
Capital
Matsuc Fi Prodige Company
Mittisburg
Capeital
Nelson Mine Fire Ignites After Explosion
A mine near Nelson caught fire after a disastrous explosion. Executed efforts focus on quenching the blaze as Payton Boat and Son Company helps with firefighting. Miners continue to press for specified safety improvements and working conditions.
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Presa
Heston
Teun
Payton (Oat and Son Company
Miimers
Unos
BASE BALL. Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
A baseball report from Washington to Jersey City notes a decisive 21 to 7 game victory. Key plays and performances are highlighted as the wire dispatch summarizes the contest spanning the day.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Waskington
Jersey City
District Attorney Upholds McAuliffe Not Murdered View
District Attorney Jerome today reaffirmed his belief that James McAuliffe was not murdered. He cited reliance on an identification of two West Forty-seventh Street policemen seen placing McAuliffe into a cab before his death. One identifier had offered help in the Florence Burns case but produced nothing of value.
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New York
Jerome
Hittie
West Forty-seventh Street
James McAuliffe
Glennon
McAuliffe
Florence Burns
Murder Case Ties Prof Miller To Detroit Slaying
Detroit police allege circumstantial links tie music teacher Prof. Joseph M. Miller to the brutal killing of 22 year old Miss Carrie M. Jennett on Thirteenth street. A blood stained hatchet and stains on clothing bolster the case as Miller denies involvement.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie M. Jennett
Thirteenth Street
Miller
Grand River Avenue
Jennett
Miss Jennett
Rebekah Lodge
Baker Street
Postmaster of Pittsburg Renominated by A P Wire
Exclusive AP dispatch from Washington reports the renomination of George J Molliday for postmaster of Pittsburgh Indiana. The move follows earlier confirmation and signals continued federal support for postal leadership in the city.
Alice Roosevelt Reforms Washington Press Coverage
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrives from Cuba and reforms the Washington scene amid AP dispatches. The report notes her influence and the ongoing coverage by The Associated Press from Washington dated April 10.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Factoryville resident Jacob Place dies by suicide
Special from Factoryville reports Jacob Place, longtime resident and former superintendent of the Ransom poor home, killed himself at his brother’s Mill City home while visiting. He had health problems and despondency in recent years. He leaves a wife and son Walph. He was found hanging from a barn rafter after breakfast.
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Scranton
Factoryville
Jacob Place
Mill City
Mr. Place
Walph
Ransom Poor Home
Factoryyville
Peat Hill
Falls Township
Hawaii Conditions Not Encouraging Says Governor Dole
Exclusive wire dispatch from Washington reports Governor Dole meeting with the president to discuss Hawaii conditions and pending territorial legislation. He cites tight money markets with large enterprises needing capital, insufficient territorial revenues, and a lag in public improvements including funds for fire claims from the 1900 Honolulu plague.
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Washington
Dole
Hawaii
Honolulu
Underground Railway Franchise for Market Street in Philadelphia
Mayor Ashe signed an ordinance granting Market Street Elevated Passenger Railway a franchise to build an underground line under Market Street from the Delaware River to the county line. Work must start within a year and finish within three years. The company was among thirteen granted franchises to build railways on unoccupied streets, seeking both underground and surface rights.
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Philadelphia
Ashebridge
Market Street
Delaware River
Union Traction Company
Notable Figures Die in Philadelphia and New York
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Marion Rooinevell of New York and George Dunkin, a prominent Philadelphia church member. Rooinevell, widow of Stobert Rowell and aunt to President Hoonwelt, dies after illness. Dunkin, aged about 70, was born in Millon, Pa, son of Rev Girone Henkin, a noted educator, and active in the Presbyterian era community.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Bur
Me.dunkin
Millon
Girone Henkin
Insurgent General 1k Lun Surrenders to Manila Authorities
The insurgent general 1k Lun, who surrendered 10 Lieutenant Siroblor of the Filipino stout on February 2, was brought to Manila and sent to the Maligi istend pron for confinement in special quarters.
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Pras
Manila
Lun
Siroblor
Iland
Tamer
France Venezuela Friendly Pact Valued by Parliament
The Venezuelan parliament approved the protocol establishing friendly relations with France. The move signals strengthened ties between Caracas and Paris as both nations pursue cooperative diplomacy.
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France
Venezuela
Associated Press
Erces
Lng
Venecuela
Thousands Watch the Passing Train at Columbia
The president's return journey to Washington aroused great enthusiasm in South Carolina. At Branchville and Orangeburg crowds lined the tracks and cheered as the train paused or passed. In Columbia a large gathering, including South Carolina College students, greeted him with a strong college yell. The president spoke briefly praising the welcome and expressing pride in being American. He warned against crowding and shared a moment with a young girl, saying he favored children.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Charleston Exposition
Cheater
D. C
Washington
Branchville
S. C
Southern Railroad
Orangeburg
South Carolina College
Mra. Roosevelt
Irene Dave
Charles Fon
Te Eneney
Chaheton
Greensboro
N. d
Salleburg
N.C
South
Kin Cu
Belfast Conservatives to announce Ireland policy shift
Exclusive wiring reports Lord Londonderry postmaster general and cabinet member will address Belfast Conservative meeting and reveal government’s firmer Ireland policy including suppression of the United Irish League after an April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prega
Belfast
Leeland
Evening Telegraph
Lord Londonderray
Hrithth
Conservative Association of Belfast
Ireland
United Iries League
Governor Stone Hosts Dinner at Executive Mansion
A dinner was given by Governor and Mrs Stone at the executive mansion in honor of Adjutant General and Mr Corbin of Washington. Guests included Congressman Graham of Allegheny and members of the governor's cabinet and their families. The mansion was prettily decorated in pink and white.
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Worvising
Stone
Corbin
Washington
Graham
Allegheny
Nuibers
Weather record for Sprit 10 1908 local data
The fragment notes yesterday's weather with a high around 9 degrees and a low value. It mentions humidity levels and a 24 hour precipitation reading ending at 8 p.m. The OCR is garbled but indicates a concise daily weather report style for Sprit.
Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday in Eastern Pennsylvania
Washington reports a forecast for Friday and Saturday with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies in Eastern Pennsylvania. Temperatures are expected to rise, with light west winds and gentle conditions aiding outdoor plans.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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