Filipinos Emerge in Disorder Amid Cabinet Meeting
News from Nicaragua notes tensions as Filipinos flee and cabinet discussions unfold. In Manila, General McArthur's division advances toward Malolos with Nebraska, South Dakota, Pennsylvania on the right and Kansas, Montana on the left, facing stiff jungle resistance and casualties as villages burn and rail lines are damaged. Minnesota regiments arrive to reinforce the front.
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Manila
McArthur
Marillo
Digma
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Montana
Wheaton
Kansas
Malolos
Bigma
Minnesota
Federal Sewer Pipe Company formed in New York
The Federal Sewer Pipe Company, capital 25 million dollars, will unite clay sewer pipe makers and brick and chimney tops producers. Half stock in each class, 10.75 million issued, with over 80 percent underwriting by industry men F King and James B Clark. Also notes party faction tensions and a fatal afterdown incident in Sparta Michigan where 18 year old Leon Cram killed Falma Nelson with a blow.
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New York
Federal Sewer Pipe Company
Sparta
Mich
Leon Cram
Falma Nelson
Sudden Death in San Francisco of Ex-Steward Clif ford Haines
Clif ford Haines, formerly a steward on the steamer Columbia running between Tacoma and the Hawaiian Islands, was found unconscious at Stockton and Market streets in San Francisco. He died en route to hospital from hemorrhage. papers show he was discharged at Hilo for sickness and he arrived yesterday on the steamer Australia.
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Mao
San Francisco
Silver Finth
Leana
Clifford Haines
Columbia
Tacoma
Hawaiin Islands
Stockton
Market Streets
Hilo
Hawaii
Australia
Desolation As US Forces Press On In Luzon
Manila dispatch describes American advance to Bocaye and beyond toward Malolos with light resistance. Wounded include two from Pennsylvania and a Dakota. Destruction and desolation fill the landscape as bodies lie in river shallows. aging refugees seek aid while looters and frightened residents leave valuables behind.
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Manila
Bocaye
Bulean
Malolas
Volluya
Pennsylvania
Manilao
Marilao
Meyeanayan
Maycanayan
Otis cable from Manila reports MacArthur advance and brief casualties
Washington receives General Otis cable describing MacArthur's march from Manila toward Boacave and Biga with bridges repaired and supplies moving. It notes enemy disruption of railway lines and towns being burned, reports troops in good spirits, and lists several casualties among Third Artillery, Tenth Pennsylvania, and Twentieth Kansas units.
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Otis
War Department
Washington
Manila
MacArthur
Outekirta
Manilao
Bo Cave
Biga
Malolos
Ote
Adjutant-General
J. J. Whitavy
Chas
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Christopher Filbert
John ©. O'Connor
Kansue
J. Rosa
Inter has Otis enough supplies? March inquiry response
Washington reports that in reply to Adjutant General Corbin about General Otis’s supplies the Inter has sent a message indicating the current sufficiency and what further items are needed. The exchange reflects logistics needs during ongoing operations.
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Washington
Corbin
Otis
Inter
Rail line sale closed in Galveston court action
In Federal Court T. J. Smith completed the purchase of the Galveston La Porte and Houston Railway, bought at receiver's sale for 576000 and totaling 425000. The appearance of C P Huntington sparks rumor that Southern Pacific is the actual buyer.
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Galveston
T. J. Smith
Galveston, la Porte & Houston Railway
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Woolen Trust Incorporation in Trenton
The American Woolen Company with a capitalization of 65 million dollars is incorporated this afternoon in Trenton New Jersey. Incorporators include B D Lawrence J B Summerfield J Everdell A Matthews H M Haviland G Spencer L J Hunt O B Hill Ti H Barry Jr of New York and J C Woodhall of Newark.
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Trenton
N. J
American Woolen Company
D. Lawrence
J. B. Summerfield
J. ©. Everdell
A. Matthews
H. M. Haviland
G. Spencer
L. J. Hunt
0. B. Hill
Ti. H. Barry Jr
New York
J.C. Woodhall
Newark
Gun Explodes at Sandy Hook Killing One Injuring Another
New York March 29 A ten inch gun on the Sandy Hook proving grounds exploded this afternoon during a test. One man was killed and another injured in the accident.
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Silver Star
New York
Sandy Hook
United States
Crook
Welcome
Porto Rico
Santiago
Cuba
Ezera RB
Ewers
Underwood
Immunes
Farnavan
Fifth Infantry
Norton
The Dead Sent Home Bryan to Lead
A late 19th century dispatch reports Britain weighing U S plans to take over the Philippines and notes changes after heavy fighting. Other items cover ex Secretary Sherman’s health and return to Washington, a boiler explosion at Penwick distillery wounding two, the Crook transport bringing soldiers and bodies from Cuba and Porto Rico, a Norseman grounding near Marblehead, J H Manley’s Memphis visit predicting Bryan as the Democratic standard bearer, and Ohio River flood levels approaching danger.
Vanderbilt presents 10 million in securities to heir
The Evening World reports W K Vanderbilt Jr receives wedding present identical to his mother Consuela’s gift. The securities total ten million dollars and pass from W K Vanderbilt Sr to the son. Bride to be Virginia Fair is said to have five million dollars of her own.
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New York
W. EK. Vanderbilt
Consuela
Duchess of Marlborough
W. K. Vanderbilt Jr
Viginia Fair
Bill bans non residents as deputy sheriffs police
In Jefferson City Missouri on March 29 the House approved a measure prohibiting employment of non residents as deputy sheriffs constables or police officers. The law aims to bar workers from private detective agencies from holding such posts.
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Jefferson City
Woman dies from self-inflicted wounds in personal crisis in San Francisco
Mia Meta Harris formerly of Salt Lake City and wife of a gambler died today from wounds she inflicted in a personal crisis. She had suffered rheumatism and had separated from her husband. The event occurred in San Francisco on March 29 after an act dated March 22.
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San Francisco
Mia
Meta Harris
Salt Lake
Lavigne Smiles About Rib Injury Rumor
Lightweight champion Kid Lavigne arrived in Chicago from San Francisco and dismissed a New York dispatch alleging a broken rib from a recent bout with Billy Smith. He said he feels great and will sail for England tonight to train for a fight with Dick Burge.
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Chicago
Kid Lavigne
San Francisco
New York
Billy Smith
East
England
Dick Burge
Demand for Resignations Shocks Delaware Central Committee
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Dover on March 20 and adopted resolutions denouncing Senator B. H. Farlow and Representative W. … The wire dispatch notes radical action by the state committee as it calls for resignations in a political row.
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F. King
James B. Clark
J. Edwards Addicks
United States
Delaware
Democratic Party
Democratic
Inez
Democratic State Central Committee
Silver Boate
Lemsert
Dover
Del
Ananien Oaly
B.H. Farlow
Will Leaves Estate To Widow For Children’s Merit
James Mullen comments on Andrew Mullen’s Los Angeles will filed yesterday in a $260000 California estate. The widow Mary Teressa Mullen and daughter Marie Rose Mullen are named executors. Five children receive $100 each. Marie Rose Mullen also receives only $100 per reports.
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Hilvar
Chicago
James Mullen
Andrew Mullen
Los Angeles
Mary Teressa Mullen
Markets Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Cities
Kansas City notes 7 000 cattle receipts with steady to strong demand. Texas steers 8.25 to 4.65, cows 2.00 to 4.00, lambs 4.75 to 7.50, muttons 3.00 to 4.85. Chicago shows 12 000 cattle, 14 000 sheep, steady to firm with beef steers 4.50 to 5.75, natives 3.00 to 4.75, lambs 4.00 to 5.90. Omaha records 2 000 cattle and 3 200 sheep with stronger cattle, Denver reports active cattle market, New York copper and lead prices steady.
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Silver State
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
New York
Spaniards Set Credit to Pay Cuban Debt Interest
Madrid dispatch reports the official Ga nate publishes a decree establishing credit of 13,656,600 pesos for the payment of interest on the Cuban debt due April 1. The measure reflects Spain's stance on financing obligations tied to Cuba under the terms of the decree.
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Madrid
Ganatte Today
Treasury cash balance and gold reserve report
Today's Treasury statement shows available cash balance of 231,130,778 and gold reserve of 243,204,069. London reports foreign office says talks among Great Britain the United States and Germany over Samos proceed in a friendly and satisfactory manner.
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Treasury
Washington
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
United States
Germany
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