Filipinos Ask for More Time in Manila Conference
Manila May 101 Major General Otis refused to recognize the insurgent government as Filipino envoys from Aguinaldo seek a three month delay to organize congress and consult leaders. Envoys concede Aguinaldo has limited authority beyond Luzon. Debates on prisoner releases continue as U S Philippine Commission notes possible civilizing impact of talks while reports of skirmishes and casualties surface from Polilan and Quingan as Admiral Dewey reports missing Yorktown crew and awaits further word from Baler.
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Hanna The Coming Man and the 1900 Republican Platform
Cleveland May 3 Chauncey M Depew endorses M A Hanna as Republican chairman praising 1596 leadership and predicts little opposition in 1900 The platform will reaffirm expansion and trust condemnation with gold standard backing and silver debate expected to continue amid party realignments.
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Talwo
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Cuban salon talks shape Cuba's future leadership
Havana May 3 Madame Cesperes, widow of Cuba's first ten years war president, hosts gatherings with General Maximo Gomez. Influential figures meet to shape Cuba's path, with strong support for Carlos Cespedes as first president, following salon discussions and Assembly opposition to Gomez.
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MISSOURI STERN LAW PASSES IN HOUSE
Jefferson City delegates push two anti trust measures granting the attorney general power to compel corporate officers to testify and allowing the Supreme Court to set trial locations. The bills aim to curb trusts and ease evidence gathering in pending cases.
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Officers Elected at G A R Encampment Session
In San Diego on May 3 the G A R Encampment elected Captain A P Dill Grand Commander after a 110 to 63 vote with three scattering. Other officers named were Henry J Dibble Senior Vice Commander and George M Mott Junior Vice Commander. The Brooklyn conspiracy trial jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. A fire in Philadelphia destroyed Charles Bachrach clothing store and damaged seven other buildings with losses around 100000 dollars insured.
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Sacramento
New York
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Willis
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Promises at Hague Peace Conference Delegation Sail
President Seth Low of Columbia University Captain A T Mahan U S N and Frederick W Holz depart New York aboard the St Louis to attend the Hague Peace Conference The party hopes to win peacetime disarmament limits and halt privateering while exempting noncontraband merchant vessels from seizure. William II and Empress arrive Strasbourg amid celebrations and provincial officials greet them with flags and ceremony.
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the Hague
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Columbia
Mahan
United States
Arma
Grave Conditions Signor Crispi Declared to Be the Man of the Hour
Italian ministry resigns after a tense chamber debate on foreign policy. Admiral Calevero urged action for Italy to gain a China station, provoking sharp responses from Diradi and Crispi. Crispi denounced the discussion as the chamber cheered him as the only man. Denver fight plans emerge as Otto Floto confirms Pittsimmons Jeffries bout in Denver with a $25,000 purse, a private telegram spurring travel to New York for details.
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Men Who Want But Little Law at Circle City Alaska
Acting War Secretary Meiklejohn released Captain Richardson’s report from Circle City Alaska. Lieutenant Walker notes merchants favor keeping troops and urges continued garrison. locals rejected town government saying there is already too much law.
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Eighth Infantry
Circle City
Alaska
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L J. M
Yakon
Richardson
United States
Michael
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Circle Cuy
Cook's Inlet
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Koyakek
Golovia Bay
Circle City l
Authorities Clash Over Jurisdiction In Nebraska Case
Judge William V. Allen orders First Lieutenant G Langhorne of the First Cavalry to appear May 30 in Chadron Nebraska to answer contempt charges after civil and military authorities clash over arrest of two US troopers for house breaking. Also notes weather and market reports from Chicago to New York.
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G. Langhorne
United States Cavalry
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District Court
Dawes County
Langhorne
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