Aguinaldo Plans Defiant Stand After Iloilo Skirmish
Reports from Heil and Mantla confirm fighting near Iloilo last week. American losses were one killed and fifteen wounded. Filipino forces reportedly attacked with ten escadane supported by Tennessee Volunteers and seven companies of the Eighteenth. Americans held by Hotchkiss defenses across the river. Rebels destroyed several railroad bridges as they strengthen positions around Malolos. Aguinaldo appears to aim for a decisive assault on American lines.
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Mantla
Heil
Lloilo
Aguinaldo
Malabon
Malolos
Letter That Could Have Saved Kidder's Life
Detroit report details B A Kidder's suicide after a withheld postal letter from a loved one. His brother arrived from Kalamazoo and learned a final message had awaited him at the Metropole hotel, where Kidder had sought hope through mail.
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Detroit
Mich
B.A. Kidder
Wayne
W. B. Kidder
Kalamazoo
B. A. Kidder
Meteo
Kid
Kidder
Hotel Metropole
Wayne Hotel
Metropole
Mall
University Notes on Indoor Meet and Baseball Return
Athletics interest grows among University trackmen as a two o clock indoor meet proceeds in the Armory tomorrow. Events include dash, shot put, mile relay, high jump, elephant race and indoor baseball as teams vie for banners and records. Prof Bechdelt and Prof Van der Vere prize cups for winners and record breakers. Baseball returns to University athletics with KE A Duffy elected captain and plans to field a spring team after limited outdoor practice.
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Armory
9. F. Bechdelt
van der Vere
U. of W
KE. A. Duffy
H. G
Incident at New Orleans race track shocks crowd
In New Orleans on March 34 a racing incident occurred as horses bolted causing injuries to a person and prompting emergency response. Officials investigated the scene while witnesses described the chaotic moments at the track.
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Orleans
Philip
Spider and Fly at Amusements Heel Open
The third avenue theater presents Spider and Fly as part of the amusements program with a Shuttle Theater tour showing tonight.
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Third Avenue Theater
Mordecai Wins Amidbetting Rush as Benefactor Collapses
Mordecai won the race backed by Mrs. Phillip who faced heart failure and died soon after the finish. The horse carrying her money, ridden by Gomes, pressed hard in the stretch in a grueling finish. Odds were 4 to 1 on Mordecai.
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Mordecai
Mrs. Phillip
Gomes
Battleship Iowa Undergoing Repairs at Union Iron Works
The battleship Iowa is in Union Iron Works San Francisco for machinery overhaul and boiler tube replacement. After completion she will move to Puget Sound for dry dock at Port Orchard, receive bilge keels, then proceed to Manila to relieve the Oregon, which may head to San Francisco and Puget Sound.
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Lowa
Union Iron Worke
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Port Orchard
Manila
Oregon
Ready to Elect a New Pope
London reports that Pope Leo XI plans to elevate Archbishops Corrigan and Ireland to cardinalate and bestow a similar honor on another prelate. A conclave was prepared, with sixty thrones ordered, as cardinals meet frequently to gauge papal succession and candidates like Gott Swampa and Serafino Vannutelli emerge as front runners.
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London
Cardinal Vaughan
Corrigan
Ireland
Vatican
Glanor Ferri
Statine
Leo XI
Pine IX
Pontiff
Gott, Swampa
Serafino Vannutelli
Forgetful Groom Checks In With Bridal Suite Twist
A young husband, under a mistaken identity, asks to see the hotel register and explains he forgot something and then adds wife after a blush. The clerk coolly reveals the couple was assigned to the bridal suite on arrival.
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Register
John Jones
Lexington
Mr. Jones
Belts and Buckles in New Gown Styles
The article surveys fashion belts and buckles as gowns grow narrower. Tinsel belts with floral patterns in natural tones and jeweled buckles are popular alongside green ribbon belts with imitation emeralds. Jet belts fade though remain seen, while soft ribbons with large gold or silver buckles rise. New buckle designs conceal the clasp, letting ribbon ends hem freely to hide the belt.
Alaska Governor Urges Congress to Aid Development
Governor Brady addressed the Seattle chamber of commerce detailing Alaska wealth and its need for territorial representation and federal support. He warned of restrictive laws and neglect, urged attention to customs, liquor rules, and the potential expansion with new territories and commerce.
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Alaska
John G. Mnrady
Chamber of Commerce
Brady
Ain
Great Britain
Atlin
Tirady
Clentte
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Philippines
Hasria
Washington
Congress
Geattle Chamber of Commerce
Territory of
Ring-Ring Ruling: No Return of Engagement Ring
In San Francisco Judge Mogan rules there is no obligation to return an engagement ring after a broken engagement. R L Ginger, a tailor, faced charges of felonious embezzlement as Miss Ray Cerekie kept the ring. The ruling leaves the ring with the fiancé.
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San Francisco
March
Mogan
R. L. Ginger
Tallor
Chele
Mins Ray Cerekie
Ray
Mins Cerekie
Binger
Mies Cerekle
Fashionable Rings in Current Jewelry Styles
The article notes the duchess and princess rings as fashionable, with three or five stones set in diamonds. It describes banquet rings as varied clusters, favoring turquoise with diamonds, and highlights solitaire diamonds for engagements. It mentions symbolic stones like sapphire for constancy and pearl for innocence, and notes new settings shown.
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Auditor’s Office
A stream of real estate transfers filed yesterday shows Hermanmith et ux selling lots 5 and 6 in Pon tiur ad to Klilan Waughop, with multiple entries including Marius Launsgard’s purchase of Kenton Hill ad, and various parcels changing hands for sums ranging from 7 to 2000 dollars. Other transfers include Henry Landes to Charles Hutterworth, Kate Keefe to Richard Winsor, Nile Nerequiat to Lena Wickland, and several transfers in Dennis and Renton areas with dates in March 1926 and amounts listed beside each deed.
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Herman
Anton F. Daunagard
Renton Hill
Henry Landes
Charles N. Hutterworth
Kate Keefe
Richard Winsor
Washington Ad
Nile Nerequiat
Lena Wickland
J. Mothell
Motte
Renton Co-op
Coal Co
Miles
Storey
Menton
Charlotte M. Thumeey
Hush
John W
Charles Oaner
Terry
Frederick A. Michardeon
Fannie K. Covington
Wm. B. Goodrich
Irving Ward
Iota
B. FE. Simpson
We. Cormode
T. EB. Cormode
Atty
Susan Pitererald
Denny
North Seattle
Charles W. Rows
Bunnell and
Eno. Inv. Co
Olaf Tiomeane
Marie
Woman’s weapons and calm persistence win rights
A doctor compares women’s suffrage tactics to Italian straw workers. He recalls a Florence incident where hundreds of women sat on railroad tracks while troops threatened to fire. The crowd remained cheerful and resolute, proving strength in tact and courteous demand.
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Florence
Italy
Perdalence
Observers on trains provide practical road and rail data
Writers describe well dressed men riding in cars who study track and roadbed, making notes for analysts. These experts from Wall Street Analysts travel to assess physical condition and equipment of rails, returning with actionable insights after a month touring the states.
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Walle$treet Ananclers
States
Pitteburg
Meal allotment to asylum patients sparks controversy
The Medical Lake asylum requisitioned 2500 pounds of oatmeal and received about 5000 pounds from Governor Rogers' audit board to feed demented patients. Officials defend the action as experimentation while critics question cereal virtues and motives.
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Medical Lake Asylum
Rogers’ Board of Audit and Centre
Rogers
General Miles
Market Quotations From Oregon Potatoes to Lumber Stated
The page lists steady market quotes across numerous commodities. Potato prices rise with Oregon spuds at 6.40 and Oregon white, cattle and hogs prices shown alongside grains, feed, flour, butter, cheese, coffee, meats, and a long rail of farm and lumber goods with bid and ask figures for buyers and sellers.
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Star
Bakers
California
Farina
Java
Costa Rica
Arbuckle’s
Caracola
Guatemala
Laon
Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago cattle and sheep quotations show varied prices for stockers cows and Texans with figures ranging across several dollars. Notable entries include Hoge Light rough mixed heavy and pign with several price points and small shifts noted amid overall steady trends.
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Chicago
Long-serving Captain Loeffler Saved General Lee
Captain Loeffler, promoted to captain by Congress, has served longer at the White House than any other man. He enlisted as a private circa 1855 and was in the same company as Fitzhugh Lee after West Point. He reportedly saved General Lee during an Indian fight when Lee was shot. He later served as a War Department messenger under Secretary Stanton through the Civil War.
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Laetier
Set
Congress
White House
Fitshugh Lee
West Point
LefMer
General Lee
Loeffler
Army
Stanton
War Department
Washington Evening Star
Make Bedrooms Dark for Better Rest
The article urges complete darkness in bedrooms to improve sleep, especially for bad sleepers and children. It suggests venetian blinds or dark green holland as effective darkening methods, warns against morning light on the face, and notes dark rooms are more refreshing. It ends with a quip about Gotrom and invention.
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Holland
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Heilo
University Notes
Douthitt
Frot. Fuller
Ranum
Meyers
Meany
van der Veer
C. Hoffman
H. Ll. Seene
Benior Bo
Bibba
Rigas
Eden
Gov. Brady
Seattle Chamber Commerce
Sone Briden
Nellie, Sue and
Jane
Jones
Johnson
Beattie
Puget Bound
Astern
Washington Timothy
Hutter — Fresh Ranch
Lange
le Lowe
Iowa
Elgin
Filberto
T&c
Columbia River
Olympia
Dungeness
White River
Yakima
Pratt
Washington Red Cedar
Gotrom
Bonney & Stewart Funere
Embalmere Periors
Third Ave
Columbia Telephone
Mata Li
Seattlean
Wash
Snoqualmie Falls Power Co
Gilman, Renton
Seattle
Second Ave
Main 8
HALBE
Second Avenue
Collins Brook
Wm la Roche
Union Mt
San Diego
Ludwig
Ramaker Music Co
Pike End
Madame Brown
Pike
Acme Publishing Co
P. C. Alley
Winter & Harper
Seattie
Nine Save Bank
Aya Poid
James D Beet
Maurice Mem
Lester Turner
THE
Puget Sound National Bank
Eae
Ceabier
James
Boston Block
POR
City Real Estate
Holyoke
Columbia St
Carpenters and
A. P. Randall &Co
Tel
Green
Third Avenue
New
Seattle Star
Prike Iso
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