Monument Erected on Spot of Revolutionary Meeting
A plain rubble monument near Newburg New York marks the site of a 1782 army mutiny meeting amid pay disputes and distrust of republican government. Col Nicola urged royal title. Washington called officers to in a Temple meeting where Gates presided and Washington refused to be king, defending justice of the republic.
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Newburg
N. Y
Historical Society of
Newburg Bay
Washington
Col
Nicola
Temple
Gen. Gates
A Youthful Heir Presumptive Prince Michi Emerges
A young heir presumptive to the Flowery Empire is introduced as Prince Michi, grandson of the Mikado and a future ruler, born three quarters of a year ago. The text highlights Japan's rise among great nations and the prominence of its royal line.
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Mich
Japan
Prince Michi
Mikado
Crown Prince Yoshi hito and European dress in Japan
The New York Press notes Crown Prince Yoshi hito, Mikado's eldest son at 26, as Japan's first heir presumptive to dress entirely in European garments. His appearance, hair, and Oriental facial features contrast with his modern wardrobe, resembling a well-to-do American child despite his royal status.
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Yoshihito
Japan
New York Press
Jersey Justice and the Chinese Death Torture Claim
The Perth Amboy judge Isaac D. Ward asserts a parent may punish a child with any cruelty as long as no mark is left. He cites Chinese methods of deadly torture with no physical marks. The piece comments on a broad field for Chinese coaches in the justice system.
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Jersey Justioe
Jersey
Justice
Isaac D. Ward
Perth Amboy
Tereey Justicn
Senator Money in Car Altercation with Conductor
Senator H. D. Money of Mississippi fought with a car conductor over fare and transfers. Money resisted being put off as the car moved, losing his grip on a post until the car halted. A knife was drawn and a hand cut. the conductor was later arrested. Also reported are a dog skull graft operation in Michigan and a divorce case in Indiana with violent details.
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H. D. Money
Mississippi
Baltimore & Ohio
Money
Senator Money
O. H. Shanor
Shaner
Capitol
Murphy
Saginaw
Mich
John Osberg
Kenton
Floughton County
Oiberg
Olberg
Riot in Moscow Leaves Forty Dead
Forty killed in a Moscow riot as violence erupts across the region. Reports detail casualties, ongoing unrest, and emergency responses amid a string of global incidents.
Filipinos Surrender Samar Rebel Leader Guevarra to U S Forces
General Frederick D Grant's expedition in gunboats Basco and Florida ascends the Gandara river, bringing insurgent leader Guevarra Rafael Sebastian Abaki and 38 officers, 180 men, 161 rifles to the coast. Three hundred insurgents with 151 rifles surrender at Catbalogan. Guevarra had succeeded Lukban after his capture last February. Also, surgery news from Chicago reports silver wire used to repair Isaac Ascher's ruptured abdomen, a rare operation performed by Dr Charles Davison and team. Ascher recovers, having endured six prior operations.
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Frederick D. Grant
Basco
Florida
Gandara
Samar
Guevarra
Rafael Sebastian
Abaki
Catbalogan
Chicago
Isaac Ascher
Charles Davison
Asher
Cook County
Ascher
Monster Weapon Gun to Hurl Shells Twenty Miles trial
Watervilies arsenal at Fort Hamilton plans final construction of a giant siege gun to be mounted on a disappearing carriage and tested at Sandy Hook. Expected to weigh 150 tons, it will require 1000 pounds of powder and a 3000 pound shell to fire and may reach about twenty one miles per shot though Krupps dispute the range.
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Krupps
Morton Dies Former Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton
J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture died at 4 30 Sunday afternoon at Lake Forest the home of his son Mark Morton after weeks of decline He authored Arbor Day April 2 which began under his tenure and is observed in all states Cholera cases rise among Americans in the Philippines while deaths mount in Manila and provinces A windstorm in Pittsburgh causes property damage and multiple deaths including fireman Edward G Sperow crushed by a collapsing engine and an Italian worker killed at McDonald
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PB. C. Freshener
Midland
Gillett
Colp
Ottumwa
Pittsburg
Chihuahua
Quing Shun
Nang Sing
China
Frank Wheeler
Hose Company No. 3
Cripple Creek
Nebraska
Marietta
M. W. Ford
Pueblo
Plickinger Wheel Company
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Derry Creighton
Canon City
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la Junta
Colorado
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
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Mel
Monica Krzewski
Milwaukee
Martin Lynch
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
Camarines
Luzon
Manila
Trust
Edward G. Sperow
McDonald Am
Soverick
Rochester
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