Samoa massacre sparks cross paper debate on Samoa crisis
Across English and German papers silence on the Samoa bloodshed yields urgent readers. New Zealand leadership expresses regret and offers aid while London and Washington dispatch updates on the Samoa commission, naval actions, and high level negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiver
London
New Zealand
R. G. Sedbeen
W. P. Reeves
Samoa
Auckland
Haa
Admiralty
Sydney
Rarotonga
Globe
Berlin
United States
Vombassay
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Baron von Buelow
Great Britain
Impressive Funeral for Justice Field at Epiphany
Washington April 13 A large crowd attended funeral services for Justice Stephen J Field at the Epiphany Church. President McKinley and high officials among guests, with Chief Justice Fuller as honorary pallbearer and burial planned at Rock Creek cemetery.
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Washington
Stephen J. Field
McKinley
Wilson
Loog
Griggs
Dickinson
Edmunde
Tew
Satterlee
MacKaylaith
Episcopal Church
Fuller
Supreme Bench
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mra. Field
Ex Senator Quay Trial Reveals Bank Conspiracy Ties
Philadelphia April 13 Ex Senator Quay on trial for conspiracy arrives in court wearing tense look. Tabor the bank teller hesitates to confirm deposit amounts, then lists missing books as Gossips and testimony focus on Hopkins who allegedly controlled the bank and its call loans. Judge Biddle allows the minute book evidence linking Haywood and Quay to a state bank loan plan.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Tabor
C. H. Woodrull
Clay Kemble
Hopkins
Kemble
Richard R. Quay
Haywood
Young Quay
Revival of a steamship line to Astoria by A B Hammond
San Francisco April 13 The Chronicle reports A B Hammond a Northwest capitalist is arranging a steamship line between San Francisco and Astoria with railroad links to Portland. Backed by large mercantile houses, the project revives a plan abandoned a year ago. Hammond also owns part of the Astoria and Columbia River Railroad linking Portland and Astoria.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
A.B. Hammond
Northwest
Astoria
Portland
Haramond
Astoria and
Columbia River
Francisco
Rio Janeiro
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Associated Press
L. A. Thurston
A. W. Carter
Olea
McCorrester
Molokai Ia
Nahiku Sugar Company (Limited
Scrymner Company
Washington
United States
Cleveland
Zealandia
Manila
Pueblo
Stabaanipel Garonne
Seattle
G. W. McGinnis
Two Americans Killed in Early Morning Attack
A chaotic report cites two Americans killed in an early morning attack. The item notes political activity in Luzona county with Quay Republicans backing Alvin Markle, listing vote totals and turnout details amid a long string of market and commodity notices from Chicago to San Francisco and brief consumer notices.
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Quay
Alvin Markle
Luzona
Jenks
Markle
Still Trying Robbers Early Morning Shootout in New York
Detective James Doyle in civilian dress shot and killed Martin Carey at Guetay Spicer's saloon in Williamsborg after a quarrel over closing. Doyle was later found in Spher's apartments denying the shooting as bystanders carried Doyle away for protection as the crowd grew.
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James Doyle
Lahn
New York
Martin Carey
Shaw-Bowie
Oliver Stayp
Central Office
Brooklys
Guetay Spicer
Williamsborg
Sa'elock
Doyle
August Miller
Miller
Caloon
Sphor
Carey
Spher
Boston Museum Fire Destroys Oldest Play House in City
Fire heavily damages the Boston Museum on Tremont Street, likely started by a careless smoker. Estimated loss around 80,000 dollars. water damage to stores on the ground floor. The Chevelian production not seriously harmed. Also notes the ongoing trial of Shaw and Bowie and handwriting testimony of Wickland and Nixon. Also includes an ad for Karl's Clover Root Tea and One Minute Cough Core.
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Boston
Boston Museum
Tremont Street
Shaw
Bowie
Philip Wickland
John J. Hill
Wells
Fargo & Company
George
Nixon
First National Bank
Independence Mine Sold for 2 Million Likely
A London cablegram reports W S Stratton sold the Cripple Creek Independence mine to the Venture Company of London. The price is not stated but is believed to be at least two million dollars, with possible expansion if all Cripple Creek property is included. A Missouri conductor notes a daughter cured by a cough medicine.
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Denver
Col
London
Stratton
Independence
Venture Company of
Defeated with Loss and Rebel Action Reported
War era dispatch notes a small rebel attack near Malolos injuring a lieutenant and three soldiers while American forces pursue assailants. Reports also claim Spanish gunboats and munitions captured by rebels, with U S officials downplaying potential strategic gain and awaiting proper delivery.
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Cologne Gazette
Germany
Kaflel
Apia
Muetager
Ing
Pro Lokal Augseger
Vonstaehe Zeitang
Reichstag
Deutache Zeitung
Schivaiache Zeitung
Hanover Courier
Centre
Reivcha
Interoate 90
Kautz
Kauta
Department
High Commission
House of Commons
William St.John Broderick
Marquis of Salisbury
Badger
Charleston
8. C
John B. Gordon
Jon, Wheeler
Joe
Dingley
Augusta
Powers Ban
Choore
Nelson Dingley
Justice Field
Washington Today
Supreme Court
St, Louis
Anouzed
Stoan
Silver State
O. Waldie Griffith
Tod Sloan
Newmarket
Undertaker
Oregon
A. B. Hammond
Wade
R. K. Spicer
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Porto Rico
Spicer
H. A. Bigelow
Agricullural Department
Tropics
Fort Dodge
Canton
William F
Pomeroy
Cook
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Texas
Exchange
Eagle Drug Store
Shepp Co
Cheatout St
New Y York
Mayfield
Will I Tutt
Tutt
Crossville
Tenn
Hiram Hill
Hood
Port — No
Bremen
Southampton
Riverside Hospital
North Brother Island
Sutter
r@tate
Karl
Gough Core
Eagle Drug 8Tore
Cripple Creek
London Capitalists
J. Sheer
Sedalia
Iyaiciana
Third Artillery
Paomboan
Malolos
Montana
Francisco Reyes
Zamboanga
Veseela
Butusa
Petrel
Senor Reyes
War Department
Otie
Insurgenta
Minandoa
Aguinaldo
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Carr
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Tie. F. J. Cheney & CO
Sam
al. Hofman
DeWitt
E. B. Swales
Beowawe, Ney
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