Complete Review of World News From Recent Dispatches
A weekly digest reports on events from Manila to Morocco, noting a New York cruise, a Pittsburg Traction strike, and Morocco claims. It covers tax collections, Morgan’s sailing postponement, Ito’s Yokohama remarks, pardons in Georgia and Kentucky, and a string of political and economic updates.
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President McKinley’s Pacific Coast Tour Itinerary Planned
Washington April 1 The White House works on McKinley’s travel plan for a Pacific coast trip. The itinerary remains provisional with possible changes. The president aims to avoid large public speeches, using private drives through cities instead of public receptions. No travel will occur on Sundays. Secretary Cortelyou drafts the route but cannot yet provide a schedule.
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Idaho Wins Collegiate Debate Over Washington in Seattle
A telegram reports the University of Idaho defeated the University of Washington in a Seattle debate Friday night with unanimous judges. Enthusiasm ran high on the Moscow campus as the victory sparked cheers and firing of a Gannon onlookers. Messrs French Reed and Gibson led the Idaho team, all seniors. They will receive a reception Monday night.
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Major Andre Diary Found In English Family Papers
London April 1 Major Andre diary hidden for a century has been found by Lord Grey while reviewing old family papers. Grey’s ancestor commanded British troops in America and Andre served on his staff, explaining the diary’s possession.
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Roland Reed Dies in Deni New York March 31
Actor Roland Reed died in Deni, New York, at his mother in law Mrs. Rush's home. He suffered from stomach cancer for some time and had undergone several operations. His death was peaceful.
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California athletes prepare for Pacific Coast tour
Ten piked men will leave Oakland on May 4 to uphold UC colors in Washington and Oregon. They face Oregon State on May 7 and Washington on May 11. A stray closing line notes a novelist’s trope about seven suitors.
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How Aguinaldo Was Caught A Fine Piece of Strategy
General Funston recounts the March 238 capture of Emilio Aguinaldo in Palanan Luzon after a covert plan built on Lacuna forged letters and a mixed force of 78 Maccabebes and ex insurgent officers. The march through rough terrain, surprise attack on Aguinaldo’s house, and careful handling of the prisoner highlight the operation.
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Electric lights and power coming to Washington Davenport
Washington Davenport will soon gain electric lights and power. The report notes progress toward electrification and the growing infrastructure in the region.
Imperial Light Horse capture convoy amid Transvaal sweep
Standerton reports Imperial Light Horse captured a convoy of 28 wagons and Commandant Englebrecht surrendered as British forces push the eastern Transvaal. All standing crops destroyed, women and children cared for, five hundred moved to Utrecht for relief. Boers derail and plunder a freight train near Johannesburg Saturday night.
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Army promotions announced at the White House
Washington April 1 Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton promoted to lieutenant general in the U S Army Brigadier General Jacob H H Smith of the Seventeenth U S Infantry named to succeed Doggett retired Brigadier General Frederick Funston U S V named Brigadier General in the regular army replacing Wheaton promoted
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Mining notes predict a thriving year in the Coeur d Alene district
The report highlights activity across multiple Idaho and Washington sites. Key points include output cuts at Coeur d Alene to curb lead market effects, a strong strike near Holster in Iron King, and ongoing development at Monterey Gold on Copper Mountain. Assays from Peter McCormick’s Phil Sheridan claim show high values in silver gold and copper, with per ton ranges noted.
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British Columbia mining activity shifts toward summer shipments
In British Columbia a flurry of mining plans unfolds across districts near Ymir Grand Forks Moyle Slocan Nelson and Rossland. Companies resume operations expand mills and plan transport links including an electric tramway to Ymir and a broader investor tour led by Jay P Graves with possible shipments starting this week and significant water power projects underway.
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Mining notes on dividends and a cable survey
Pacific Cable reports a second dividend in a cent terms by The U S Marble Co of Spokane. An important strike is claimed on the Crystal near Port Spokane, Victoria April 1. Calumet & Heelan directors in Boston discuss a survey for the Pacific cable and a dividend of 15 dollars is declared.
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Kansan Praises General Punsten and Aguinalia Capture
Governor Sta ley and the executive council telegram to President McKiley express pride in General Punsten and demand fitting recognition for his recent live action in the capture of Aguinalia. The council believes a higher generalship is warranted.
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Fall River Mills Shut Down for April Curtailment
Twenty cotton mills in Fall River Massachusetts were closed today and will stay shut until April. The shutdown affects about 8000 workers across the mills as part of curtailment measures.
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