Bloody Week at Manila Ends Ta with Heavy Losses
Manila reports a brutal week with 378 Filipinos killed and 244 captured as insurgents attacked across provinces. American losses were nine killed and sixteen wounded, while General Pio Del Pilar’s band reappeared near San Miguel and fought a night engagement with three companies of the Thirty-fifth Infantry. Colonel Smith, capturing Monte Negro, is hospitalized with smallpox.
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Pio del Pilar
San Miguel—Pilar
Manila
Batangas
Wonde
San Jose
Ladolus
Thirty Fifth Infantry
Balluaga
Balch
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Nueva Caceras
Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
Montenegro
Golenet Smith
Pinique
Effect of Cheap Novels On a Firebug Case in Kansas
In Atchison Kansas April 22 10 the district court Thomas C Woerman pleaded guilty to burning the Fox family home to play arson and please his employer. He was sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary after admitting motive derived from reading cheap novels. He said he hated to face the Fox family who had been kind to him.
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Atechises
Kan
Eourt
Thomas OC
Woorman
C. Pox
Eileen
Woerman
Fox
Scranton
Madison Larkin
Elm Park Church
G. A. Cure
Samuel Moore
D. D
A. W. Cooper
Conference
Bishop Fors
St. Luxe
Tom
Toms
Christ
Jesus
University of Pennsylvania Basketball Trip Schedule Revealed
The University of Pennsylvania plans a southern tour starting tonight against Virginia and Washington across Charlottesville and Washington. The squad will also meet Georgetown in Washington and end with a naval models match in Annapolis on Saturday.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Tuewley
Far Jottesville
Georgetown University
Washington
Naval Mudels
Aumapolin
Unclear fragmentary report on murder investigation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a murder case involving Chilkat Indians and a group following the river. Names and details are garbled, with references to an arrival, investigators, and a missing party along the Chilkoot river. The passage lacks clear, coherent facts to establish a full event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sontile
India
Alesha Wevert
Ood
Chilkoot
Andepon
Sem
Aleve
Shipping News Update From New York Apriled April
New York reports arrivals and sailings with vessels named La Touraine and Teurie from Liverpool and Rotterdam. Sailed vessels include William III and Velearick Der Grom departing for Naples and Bremen respectively. Additional ships depart for Liverpool and New York from Bremen Antwerp and Friesland.
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New York
la Touraine
Navee
Teurie
Liverpool
Stalendem
Rotterdam
William III
Naples
Queenstown
Taconia
Southampton
Velearick der Grom
Bremen
Prawly Point
Jtaseeil
Friesland
Antwerp
Queen Victoria Attends Diving Service at Vice Regal Lodge
April 22 report notes Queen Victoria attending a diving service in the chapel of the vice regal lodge. The afternoon featured a drive to visit Vincent's Catholic enleme and Ak 0 Beton, with unclear additional details due to corrupt OCR text.
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Poblin
Queen Victoria
Vice Regal Lodge
Vincent
Enleme
Republican Convention Gathers in Harrisburg Area Nominates State Officers
The Republican state convention plans to name congressman at large, auditor general, and four presidential electors at Harrisburg with Ned Arden Flood opening headquarters. Incumbent Sumner A. Davenport is out. Galusha A. Grow seeks renomination. George Oliver and Robert H. Foerderer head ticket hopes. E. B. Hardenbergh has no opposition for auditor general. Delegates and leaders expected by Monday night.
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Morrisburg
Jorg Aid
Philadelphia
Ned Arden Fiood
Meadville
Lochier Hotel
Theodore L. Flood
Sumwer A. Davenport
Fiie
Galusha A. Grow
Bucquehanna
Congress
Nee
Nils Convires
George To Oliver
Pitteburg
Porte Agrees to Indemnity for Missionaries in Japan?
The Porte replies Turkey will compensate American missionaries under the same terms as other foreign subjects. U S legation and embassies protest import duties and demand prior consultation on changes. Officials hint a settlement may be reached and expect embassy discussions on proposed changes with powers backing American action.
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Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
United States
Wool production and coal output rise in 1899 across U S
The 1899 wool output is estimated at 230,824,079 long tons, about 17.5 percent higher than 1898, with total coal value around $259,445,412. Anthracite rise to 53,857,406 long tons while bituminous gains exceed 31.6 million short tons, led by Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Washington
United States
Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Arkan- S48
Georgia
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Illnois
West Virginia
Ohio
Doubt Cast Over Somerset Pa Republican Primary
In Somerset County farmers and towns contend with a disputed Republican primary result. Quay faction claims gains led by Kopier and Keonte Kendall for assembly with a slim lead, while Beall asserts Merkley council seats and Rowe Banner won large majorities. Official recount promised.
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Johnstown
Bement County
Quay
Kopier
Emgrems
Keonte
Kendall
Asembly
Teorge HM
Beall
Merkley
Cotares
Rowe
Banner
Ordinations at the conference in Oweso
Memorial services were led by Rev. M S Hard and sermons delivered by Bishop Foss. Ordinations named Walter Adams Ernest Colwell Frank James Ward Watrous George Crosby Norman Darling Oreon Russell as deacons and George Bell Albert Clarke Gilbert Meher John Humphrie Donald Mackellar Peter Meed David Movicker Thomas Vaughan Frank Young Gustave Gorlene and Rev Austin John Raymond as elders. The conference memorial honored Bishop Newman Mrs Austin Mrs Newell and others as Rev Hard presided.
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David la Movicker
Thomas J. Vaughan
Prank W. Young
Gustave Gorlene
Austin
John G. Raymond
Dh. D
J. P. Newman
Bhard
Mra. Trexe Austin
W. L. Thorpe
Alus D. Alexander
L. «. Floyd
Philip Bertlett
Manley
Hard
Joseph Hartwell
AL O W. Hawes
Joseph Mewiltt
George Forsythe
I K. Peck
B Murdock
L. W. Peck
Ty J. B. Sweet
Jonathan Weston
L. C. Floyd
Enoch Petridac
W. L
Ecumenical Conference Busy Day in New York
President McKinley attends the 11 oclock Brick Presbyterian service with Abner McKinley Secretary Cortelyou and Mr and Mrs Morris K Jessup. Mrs McKinley rests after travel and does not attend services. Missionary J H Laughtin speaks on Christianity in China amid Boxer era.
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New York
McKinley
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Abner McKinley
Cortelyou
Morris K. Jess
Fighting Continues Near Walkerstroom and Maseru
Reports from Walkerstroom near Deivelsdorp describe ongoing fighting with shelling and heavy fire as Yeomanry and mounted infantry advance on the right bank. The Royal Irish Rifles seize a Free State flag while Boers defend entrenched positions. Casualties for the British are light. Maseru, Basutoland, notes relay artillery exchanges at Colonel Dalgety's position and Brabant's relief forces advancing toward Wepener amid Boer resistance.
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Walkerstroom
Deivelsdorp
Yeomanry
Royal Irish Rifles
Free State
Maser
Casutoland
Dalgety
Henrys
Bravant
Torce le
Kushiman
Kop
Wepener
Pasutok
Maseru
Basutoland
General Brabant
Bushiean
Suorlas
Broadaut
Hella
Oliver Declines Nomination for Congress in Allegheny County
George T. Oliver formally declines the nomination of Congressman remaining at large in a private letter to George Murray, chair of the Allegheny County delegation. He cites personal reasons and cites potential adverse effects on the party unity and his private interests.
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Pitcborg
Ceorge T. Oliver
Cong
George Murry
Allewiweny
Bintie
Adeliddomal
Foraker Speaks on Porto Rico Policy at Union League
United States Senator J. B. Foraker of Ohio addressed Union League members in Philadelphia on Porto Rico. He outlined administration aims, free trade goals, and the economic relief plan including a proposed municipal funding program, with reference to presidential recommendations and congressional committee investigations.
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Union League
Philadelphia
United States
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Porto Rico
Darlington
Attitus
Foraker
Porto Rivo
Finlay
Ben Hassel Heewner
Langumnee
United Stated
Porto Rive
Aml
Borto Mino
Actien
Eingte
Coudinet
Bone
Sogorem
Porto Mico
Cor
Fatal Forest Fines in Manitoba and Ordination Services
The morning brief notes fatal forest fines in Manitoba and details an ordination service at Wye Methodivt Gun. It reports on ecclesiastical figures Heneral Northeastern Ponneeloona and Bishop Talbot Confiene Clineen, with local political chatter and industrial summaries.
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Manitoba
Foruku
Porteten
Wye
Gunfereten
Talbot
Reilly
Quay Case to Be Heard Tomorrow in Senate
Washington April 22 The senate will devote attention this week to privilege questions over three seats including Senator Quay. A unanimous consent agreement foresees a vote on the resolution declaring Quay unentitled probably at 4 oclock Tuesday. Debate and speeches are planned before the vote with possible delays if time runs short.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Atill
Mr. Quay
Penrose
Chandler
Platt
Connecticut
Lindsay
McComas
Committee On Privileges and Elects
Scott
West Virginia
Committee On
Clark
Fire Tells Tumult in Distant City With Casualties
Fragmented OCR text describes a deadly fire disaster in a distant city. It mentions multiple casualties, a family of seven, and extensive dwelling fire damage. Names and details are garbled, but the core event is a fatal blaze and surrounding injuries.
Deaths of a Day in Philadelphia
The item notes the death of Charles J. Meliyngall a general superintendent for a Philadelphia company and his long service with the firm. It also mentions Rev Bishop Teblaw Mallen heading a funeral and notes the date May 1 1807 with details about the deceased’s long tenure and age.
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Philadelphia
Harles J. Meliyngall
Eliet Eferk
Sweigaril
Ito
Thimalas
Patwlyche
Wtveh
Fatal Fires in Manitoba Doomed Rescue Train
Rescue train carrying men doctors and supplies seemed doomed as massive fires swept the line of the South Eastern railway near Winknes Manitoba on October 22. Reports say hundreds of lumbermen were trapped, fires burned trees and rail, and several trains were cut off with rescue efforts organized for tomorrow by wagon.
Pair of burglars to be deported after ship voyage
Adelbert Wol coth Boglameowsky and Anton Taily alias Anton Kogchinowski arrived on a ship Palata and will be sent home on the Palatha next. They confessed a daring burglary in Lome, Lore, Qilucla, where with two others they broke into a Leiber furniture store, blew the safe, and killed the proprietor before fleeing. The district attorney sought deportation after the crime was investigated.
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New York
Adelbert Wolcoth Boglameowsky
Anton Taily
Anton Kogchinowski
Palata
Palatha
Lome
Lore
Qilucla
Compmrisy
Leiber
Ino
Brauiey
Jealousy Sparks Murder in Lewisburg
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania on April 2 a murder occurred after a quarrel between Lano Len Hart and Newton Mots over a disreputable colored woman. Mots died within minutes from a knife wound severing the jugular vein and windpipe.
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Lewisburg
Eurne Sve
Lano Lenehart
Newton Mots
Leonhart
Mote
Frew Bratery Hit By High Marks Amid Market Straits
A garbled report notes heavy charges on the Frew Bratery as prices rise for pennies and pence per unit. It mentions strong tariffs and mounting costs across several commodities, with concern over parallels to other articles of trade.
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Kimbortow
Agel
Weather forecast for Washipeinn and nearby regions
The forecast for Monday and Tuesday shows light variable conditions with minor changes expected. Wednesday outlook remains similar with light winds and stable temperatures across Eastor Menmayl and surrounding areas.
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Washipeinn
Anil
Fale Mosley
Rulm
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