Filipinos Debate Aguinaldo Capture Reporting From Madrid
Madrid dispatches discuss reactions to the alleged capture of Aguinaldo by American forces and the implications for Filipino leaders. Sources note mixed belief about the event and tensions within the Filipino centers in Europe as Funston and the U S commission pursue terms with Aguinaldo and others.
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Madrid
Puneton
Aguinaldo
Europe
Funston
Amerime Commission
Remembered in the Capital and State Politics
General G moves through Washington DC as Paterson witnesses a shift in state leadership with P C Knox potential successor to Mr Griggs. The attorney general position appears unsettled as the Solicitor General meets departing officials and presents a formal pledge of service.
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D. C
N.J
P. C. Knox
Griggs
Paterson
Dietrich to Hold Governor Chair Until November Election
Lincoln. Governor and U.S. Senator elect Dietrich says he will retain the executive chair through the November election. He fears unclear succession rules could let fusion forces in the state supreme court push for a new gubernatorial election this fall.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Dietrich
Bis
State Supreme Court
Pew
Republican reception honors Henry L. Wilson return
In Spokane a public reception was tendered to United States Minister Henry L. Wilson on his return from duties in Chile. Alonso M. Murdy delivered the address, former chairman of the Spokane County Republican Central committee.
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Spokane
Repub. Heans
United States
Henry L. Wilson
Chile
Welcore
Alonso M. Murdy
Spone County
Republican Central Committee
Blaine's Ambition to Build Street Railway Link
Blaine plans a street railway to connect the town's north and south sections. Capitalists push the project as a way to secure miaf growth and improve local transportation.
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Blaine
Miafway Chase
New Coast Infantry Company Formed at Fort Flagler
Washington March reports a new company of the Ninety Years Infantry to be recruited at Fort Flagler under Capt. Eugene T. Wilson, now aide to Gen. Shafter, with 12 men recruited immediately and a total increase by July 1 under War Department orders.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Fort Flagter
Ninety Yeares Infantry
Eugene T. Wilsen
Shafter
Olympia March Gov Printing Playe Spokesman
Olympia report notes government printing in progress as the spokesman outlines plans for a new policy. Officials from state agency discuss timeline and expected impact on operations and public access to records.
President commends Funston for Aguinaldo expedition
War department expresses high appreciation for General Funston and the officers and men of the Palanan expedition. A March cable signals the president’s approval. Debates on promotion to regular army rank follow, with Kansas delegation pressing for reward and a Topeka dispatch noting a House resolution commending Funston.
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War Department
Funston
Aguinaldo
General Punston
Sec of War
MacArthur
Wheaton
Kansas
Punston
Topeka
Kane
Philippines
Three Die by Flames in Morfolk Delaney Tenement Fire
A six story tenement fire on Morfolk Delaney streets killed Mrs Hertha aged 44 and her two children and Sophia aged one. Fire Department rescued others who escaped from the top floor as flames trapped the family. Firemen battled the blaze and freed remaining tenants from upper floors.
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New York
Morfolk Delaney Streets
Hertha
Sophia
Supreme Court Reverses Death Sentence in Chehalis County Murder
The Washington Supreme Court orders discharge for Downing who had been sentenced to death for the 1299 Chehalis county murder. The ruling cites insufficient evidence in the lower court trial and reverses the death verdict. Downing remains in county jail awaiting further action.
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Olympia
Su- Court
Arene Ot
A m
Chehalis
Downing
Supreme Court
Spokane Launch of Coast Company's New Vessel
Coast Company's new Spokane was launched at Union Iron Works with Miss Maude of Spokane breaking a bottle against the bow. President J D Farrell attended as the vessel, named White, slid into the water. The Spokane is described as built to float and claimed as first of its kind.
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Francisco
Coast Company
Spokane
Union Iron Works
Miss Maude
J. D. Farrell
New Alaska Steamship With Observatory To Sail Seattle June 9
A large steamship built for Alaskan traffic features a double bottom and watertight compartments and a light draft for Narrows passage. At 370 feet long and 2758 tons displacement, she will cruise about 16 knots and carry 171 first class and 100 second class passengers. An onboard observatory is a key feature, with Capt. David Wallace likely in command for the Seattle to Alaska voyage starting June 9.
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Observatory
David Wallace
Alaska
Seattle
Bishop Burgess Taken to Hospital in Springfield
The Rt. Rev. Alexander Burgess, bishop of the Quincy diocese, Protestant Episcopal Church, was admitted to a Springfield hospital and it is feared he cannot live much longer. He is very old and suffering a general decay of health.
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Springfield
Alexander Burgess
Quincy
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rampart mining outlook raised by 8 Y T Co official
Skagway March 24 Frank P Trempe agent of the 8 Y T Co Rampart says Rampart looks good with winter mining on Hunter Hoosier Little Minook Big Minook Littie Minook Jr creeks yielding a conservative output of 200000 dollars Ground turning to summer diggings especially on Big Minook Hoosier and Florida Rhode Island Ruby and Florida have been unproductive due to ground softness but since year start work has been more continuous and results are fair
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Skagway
Frank P. Trempe
8.Y. T. Co
Rampart
Hoosier
Barrymore Rants in Bellevue Cell as Dealing Delirium
Victor Maurice Barrymore former stage star is hospitalized at Bellevue in a demented state. He paces the insane pavilion reciting lines from plays, rallies the inmates, and shouts that a knavish speech sleeps in a foolish ear. Experts plan a midday examination.
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New York
Hia
Victor Maurice Barrymore
Bellevue Hospital
Roland Reed Dies After Cancer Battle
New York report states comedian Roland Reed died at 10 o clock from stomach cancer after several operations. His daughter Florence and Miss Is adore Rush were by his bedside. Reed, born in Philadelphia in 1880s, rose to fame in 1882 in Cheek and originated Koko in The Mikado.
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New York
Roland Reed
Florence
Isadore Rush
Reed
Philadelphia
Koko
Oxford Wins Boat Race In Wild Thames Storm
In a howling gale at Barnes Bridge Oxford beat Cambridge by half a length in 22 minutes. Rain drenched crews and spectators as gala attire suffered. fears of flu and pneumonia followed the drenched crowds.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Barnes Bridge
Thames
Aguinaldo Favored In Visit Granted To Kin
In Manila March permission to visit the captured leader Aguinaldo has been granted to his wife and mother. Lorenzo Prieto, a Spaniard, was found guilty of furnishing information to the Insurgents for trading privileges and sentenced to imprisonment.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Lorenzo Prieto
Somat Ton
Arlington residents form committee to pursue election petition
Arlington March 3 final outcome of citizens meetings calls for a petition drive to call a general election on incorporation. A committee is appointed to secure signatures for the petition, seeking the will of the people on Arlington’s incorporation proposal.
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Arlington
Race Here shaft proves Pine claim pay channels end to end
Atilian reports after four days three shifts daily bedrock struck in the Race Here shaft by Pine Tw syndicate. Pay gravels from bedrock are coarse and nuggety, resembling Willow Creek run five miles up the valley. Bedrock at 44 feet, over $3,000 spent, promising hydraulic mining incentive for Atlin.
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Skagway
Atila
Pine Tw
Fillow Creek
Willow Creek
Hedrock
Atlin
Missing Howard Smith Reported Missing in Seattle
Howard Smith, 23, nephew of ex Judge Austin, vanished last Tuesday evening after visiting the office of W J Connell on Western avenue as a traveling salesman. Residing with his aunt Mrs Dodge on Korea avenue, he had recently joined Sprague mill executive’s payroll in Seattle, and no clues have been found by police or friends.
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Howard Smith
Austin
Seattle
Smith
Sprague
Waseh
Sprague Mill Co
W. J. Connell
Western Avenue Commission
Dodge
Korea Avenue
Witch
Presbyterian society officers elected and funds raised
At the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Society of Puget Sound Mrs W A Major was chosen to preside for the coming year. The treasurer reported over 800 dollars collected for mission work. The next meeting will be held at Calvary church.
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Presbyterian Society of Puget
Second Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
Calvary Church
Battleship Iowa Arrives for Bremerton Engagement
The battleship Iowa, under Capt. Thomas, arrived near Port An sRivety after a recent voyage. Port Angeles may host heavy gun practice before heading to Bremerton for seven weeks on the drydock, with officers awaiting orders and excursions planned by several companies.
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Iowa
Thomas
Port AnsRivety
Tee
Port Angeles
Bremerton
Board of
Néer Peters
Brumley
Beveraf T
Wheat Futures Open and Close Narrow in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March, the March May wheat contract opened near unchanged and closed at a similar level. The corn market also showed firm activity with May corn trading around 103 cents before settling near that mark.
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T Fc
San Francisco
JUROR REMOVED FOR DRUNKEN BEHAVIOR IN CROCKER CASE
In Tacoma March a juror in the Crocker case at Pacific Lounge and Mattress Co faced contempt for drunken conduct. Judge Chapman fined him 100 dollars and dismissed him from the panel, leaving the trial in an unstable position with attorneys predicting a possible restart of the proceedings.
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Tacoma
John Crocker
Pacific Lounge & Mattress Company
Chapman
Fire destroys Jefferson hotel in Richmond
Early today a blaze swept through the Jefferson hotel in Richmond Virginia causing about one million dollars in damage. Guests escaped with minor injuries and many lost clothing and belongings as fire crews battled flames that began in the linen room just before midnight. The property, built and furnished by the late Louise Ginter, occupied half a city block in a fashionable district and drew a large crowd as firefighters worked to evacuate guests.
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Jefferson
Louise Ginter
University engineers and Beattle team trip to Bnequalmic Falls
Members of the University of Washington engineering department and the Beattle High manual training department left this morning in a private car of Beattle International Road on a trip to Bnequalmic Falls.
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Engineering Department
University of Washington
International Road
Bnequalmic Falls
City of Seattle Steamer Beattie Sails for Skagway
City of Seattle and the steamer Beattie are set to sail for Skagway. Hofine & Co. operates river boats at Whitehorse for the White Pass and Yukon railway and plans to send north men to work on them. A mining man from the interior and others will join the Beattie at Bhagway for the voyage and exploration.
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Dodwell &Oa
Rasmuaren
Bhagway
Fire at Van Asselt Church Sparks Arrest
G B Campbell 20, a laborer, was arrested at 9 23 by Patrolman Burkman for setting fire to the Methodist church at Van Asselt. He confessed after interrogation by Captain Willard and admitted throwing rocks at homes and other property. He cites temporary insanity as an excuse. He will be jailed on incendiary charges. Van Asselt lacks city jurisdiction.
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G. BE. Campbell
Burkman
van Aasnselt
Willlard
Campbell
Meredith
van Aasselt
Cavanaugh
Cudihee
van Asselt
Pardon Notice on Aguinaldo and Amnesty Terms
Washington dispatch states General MacArthur was instructed regarding Aguinaldo. No special arrangement is planned. he may come under the general amnesty proclamation effective May 1, provided he has not violated the rules of war.
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Washington
Dpd. C
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Steamer Bertha Arrives from Valdes and Kodiak
The Alaska Commercial steamer Bertha under Capt. Johnson arrived from Valdes and Kodiak, then sailed toward Nome but returned to Valdes on the 20th. She carried passengers to Valdes, Beattie, and KadiaK, with several taking aboard for Valdez and Beattie. Copper ore and mining news from the Valdez area highlighted rich strikes near Amna Bay and a thriving town with bank plans. The Bertha planned a return to Valdes in April.
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Alaska Commercial Company
Bertha
Johnson
Valdes
Kodiak
Lone
Nome
Valden
A. Hall
Kadink
Tmamna Bay
Kadiak
Rail line to lose Beattie as station Monday
Beattie will cease to exist as a station on the Beattie & International railroad on Monday leaving Beattie only as a line stop. Auditor Martin and Traveling Auditor Bird of the Northern Pacific are in Seattle today to arrange the transfer and audit the books.
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Beattie & International Railroad
Beattie
Martin
Bird
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Tranefer
Warehouse for Herman Chapin Planned at Jackson and Second
Hoone and Corner near completion of a new 870000 warehouse for Mr. Herman Chapin. The brick structure will stand on the southwest corner of Jackson and Second Avenue South, occupying about 120 feet square.
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Hoone & Corner
Herman Chapin
Jackson and
Second Avenue South
Boxing results from multiple cities report knockouts and disputed decisions
In Brooklyn Marvin Hart stopped Tommy West in the sixteenth round of a planned twenty. Charley Thurston won a decision over Otto Cribb in a lengthy bout in San Francisco. Nouralah overpowered Loudin and Smith in Boston wrestling events. In Denver referee Floto nearly sparked a riot after ruling Kid McPartland the winner over Dave Barry, with Barry’s camp clashing with officials.
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Louisville
Marvin Hart
Brooklyn
Tommy West
San Francisco
Charley Thurston
Otto Cribb
Australia
Denver
Fioto
Kid McPartland
Dave Barry
Toronto
Barry
Pat Barry
Floto
Mormon leader Geo Q. Cannon in Monterey
Geo Q. Cannon a Mormon Church leader lies seriously ill in Monterey Mexico. His lawyer and two sons travel from Salt Lake City to assist. Insomnia linked to overwork cited as the main trouble.
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Monterey, Mex
Geo. Q. Cannon
Mormon Church
Aona
Monterey
Salt Lake
Umatilla Sails from San Francisco With Passengers
The Pacific Coast Company steamer Umatilla called at San Francisco in the morning at 9 o clock with 120 passengers and cargo. Among the passengers were a large number of California pleasure seekers.
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Pacific Coast Co
Umatilla
San Francisco
California
Annie Curtis Faces Hearing For Hatpin Assault
Annie Curtis, the woman who attacked Jailor Corbett with a hatpin, will be given a hearing Monday in Judge Canne court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Annie Curtis
Corbett
Saloon Fight Leads to Bartender Arrest on Assault Charge
Joseph Kennedy a bartender was arrested by Patrolmen Hubbard and Adamane after a saloon row at Rus Heycock s on Washington street where Kennedy allegedly struck a man named Watkin in the face with a beer glass.
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Joseph Kennedy
Hubbard
Adamane
Rus Heycock
Washington Street
Kennedy
Watkin
Cayton's Case Delayed to Monday in Libel Trial
The Cayton libel suit concluded its case late yesterday as Justice Cann postponed further proceedings to 10 a.m. Monday. Chief Meredith testified that the article accused him of graft and bribery, while Detective Wappenstein defined grafter as a blackmailer or thief. The state closed its case with Meredith and Langdon's testimonies, and the hearing was adjourned.
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Cayton
Justice Cann
Meredith
Fulton
H. R. Cayton
Republican
Humes
Winsor
Mr. Winsor
Wappenstein
Winger
Cann
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