World in Brief: items from hemispheres and travel notes
Condensed Telegraphed world items report Pipkin the fugitive in Utah held up in Nevada and transported to New Mexico. Banquet attendees include Dudley and Reijs with Peruvian delegates to the Philadelphia congress. Reports cover refugees in Constantinople, a Bowi Md homicide, and a gashed opera house fire in Vancouver. Also noted are naval movements, scientific discoveries, wage talks, and political shifts across countries.
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Pipkin
Utah
Wouli
New
Annie Clark
Bowie
John Berry
United States
Thomas
New York
Khalifa
Abdullah
Soudan
Estampes
Averinegio Opera House
Vancouver
B. C
B. P. Weed
Breckinridge
United States Army
Puerto Rico
Ponce
Yauco
Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Take Cartiers
Cleveland
St. Petersburg
Baltimore
Waiska
Futterer
Karlsruceed
San Fran
Hong ‘Kong
Turkestan
Thibet
Klondike
Sherman
Schures
The
Sacred Heart
Wis
Senat
Cannon
Alaska
British Columbia
Northwest
Thomas Moore
W.H. Babcock
Walla Walla
Wash
Governament Ammunition Factory
Bourges
France
Shell Dling
Upton Iron Works
Janowski
Showalter
Joe Walcott
Billy Edwards
Australis
Broadway Athletic Club
American Ship Building Company
Bock
Siamco
Sam Or You
A.*alger
John F. Anderson
boFéhitny
Beaver
Lake
Aguinaldo's Fierce Policy and Manila War Strain
Reports from Hong Kong on March 20 describe Aguinaldo ordering harsh measures to quell surrender talk while insurgents boast they can sustain the war for years. Loyal Filipinos are called to duty as officials push for more troops amid high casualties and deteriorating supply lines around Manila.
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Hong Kong
Manila
Aguinaldo
General la Garda
Labordes
Washington Company
Manila skirmish leaves several dead and wounded
In Taguig last night Filipino forces attacked a Washington volunteers company. Two American soldiers were killed and an officer with 13 privates wounded as two more regiments aided. Cebu district placed under Lt Colonel Hammer with new staff assignments announced in Manila.
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Atlantial Steamship Company
Denver
Col
Russell A. Alger
Montreal
William van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Prince Henry
Prussia
Rio Chou Bay
von Diedrichs
Pri Henry
Sampson
Cable
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New York
Brooklyn
Caimanera
Columbia
Texas
Scott
Reese
Charles Boehme
Williams
United States
Japan
George Green
Bifly” Smith
San Francisco
Copper River
Alaska
Harris
Vermont
G. A. Re
Lake City
Coloia
Rogers
Washington
War Department
Manila
Norman
Battle Creek
Mich
Pencoyd Iron Works
Leonard Wood
Santiago
el Morro
Villamil
Inientron Worka
Hot Springs Ark
Hugh R. Belknap
Chicago
Brandon D. Slaughter
Nebraska
Charles Newbold
District of Columbia
Illinois River
California
Stephen M. White
American Missionary Magazine
Rocky Mountains
Jacob M. Woodring
Mount Vernon
Seattle
Washington Volunteers
Taguig
Oregon
Cebu
Col. Hammer
Dewey in excellent health and careful of officers
Paymaster Bellows of Baltimore reports from Manila that Admiral Dewey appears in excellent health. He notes the admiral takes scrupulous care of the physical condition of his officers and men since arriving in Manila.
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San Francisco
Timber land deal sets eastern Washington record
Spokane March 20 1924 a large deal closed for 8000 acres of timber land north of the city deeds filed Buckeye Lumber Company buys from Northern Pacific Railway and local ranchers amount about 25000 dollars the largest timber land purchase by a mill company in eastern Washington or northern Idaho
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Washington
Kittitas
Kettle River
Cascade
Tacoma
Prosser
Wash
San Francisco
Boston
Asotin County
la Grande
C. Berg
Dudley
Walla Walla County
Navy Department
Esquimalt
Great Northern
Snohomish
Lowell
North Tacoma
Old Town
Anchor Coal Company
Cowlitz
Ostrander
John Minto
Oregon State Board of Horticulture
Spokane
Buckeye Lumber Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Idaho
Pttroha E
Bossbury
Colville
Dayton
Mining Exchange
Ellensburg
Citizens’ Bank
Ira
Adams County
Red Cross Society
Soldier Boys
Manila
Lake Stevens
Hartford Junction
Snohomish Enunty
Peck
Chahalia
Big Bottom
Whitman Caleaders
Xi.e. Preston
Walter H. French
Seattle
J. F. Saylor
Lincoln
Nebbiy
A. J. Jackson
Cottonwood Iisland
Anacortes
Joseph Henry
Morris Kohlman
Waa
Frederick Clark
Rowtin
C. A. Anderson
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
North Yakima
Talouse River
Five Children Die As Hutchinson House Burns
March 21 report from Hutchinson Kansas states the home of John Moore burned to the ground. five children aged three to twelve perished in the blaze. authorities investigate cause while neighbors search for safety gaps and possible early warnings.
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Hutchinson
Kans
John Moore
Bar Iron Trust Forming for Iron Manufacturers
Muntee Ind March 21 A 15 000 000 trust of bar iron manufacturers nationwide will soon be completed, aiming to coordinate production and pricing across the industry.
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Bar Iron Trust
Muntee
Ind
Bar Iron Manufacturers
Likeness of Rochefort Stirs Crowd at Sacre Coeur
In Paris crowds gather at the Sacre Coeur to view a Hogino statue of Se Genevieve. The pedestal bas relief shows a demon tempting a man bearing Henri Rochefort's features, a noted opponent of clericalism. The discovery of the likeness unsettles observers in Spain and among nobles.
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Sacre Coeur
Paris
Se. Genevieve
Hogino
Henri Rochefort
Spain
Sensational Dreyfus Case Claim Targets Von Mohrenheim
The Evening News reports a sensational Dreyfus tale from London on March 17 claiming Count Von Mohrenheim as the real culprit who sold Russian and French secrets to Germany, with the Russian government reportedly convinced of his guilt.
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London
The
Evening News
Dreyfus
Count von Mohrenhieim
Neh in he na enenatne eu ropean countries is to be found in Germany
A fragment of text lists European countries and notes a location in Germany. The readable phrases mention a regional context and possible connections between nations, though the sentence is incomplete and piecemeal.
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Germany
Tornado Sweeps Alabama Arkansas Miss Miss Life Lost and Damage
A sequence of windstorms and a tornado swept through Alabama Arkansas and Mississippi causing numerous deaths and widespread property loss. Reports cite 18 fatalities and 21 injuries across three states with hundreds of thousands in property damage. Birmingham area cyclone killed seven in a Coffey family and damaged telegraph lines and railways.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alabama
Minnissippi
Arkansas
Cleburn County
Sellers and Laverne
Ala
Rob Roy
Ark
Dumas
Hickory Hlat
Miss
Mississippi
Birmingham
Heflin
Edwardsville
Coffey
Cleburne
Cleburne County
Atlanta
Washington Volunteers Capture 150 Rebels Near Manila
Advisories from Manila suggest hostilities may end soon as Company G of the Washington volunteers reports capturing 150 additional prisoners near Taguig. Rebels hid arms or threw them into the river. engineers built a temporary Pasig river bridge for artillery and trains. Twentieth regiment to return from the front.
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Manila
Washington Volunteers
Taguig
Pasig
Madrid Cable Says Spahiarda in Manila Seek Return
A cable from General Rios reports the Spahiarda in Manila faces a critical situation and all desire to go home. He notes that American forces hinder their stay. The Spanish steamer Luzon sailed from Manila to Carthagena with many Spanish soldiers and 120 officials aboard.
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Madrid
Rios
Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Carthagena
Martha Place Executed at Sing Sing Prison
Mrs Martha Place of Brooklyn was executed at Sing Sing prison on March 20 at 11 01 am for the murder of her step daughter Ida on February 7 1898. The first electric shock lasted four minutes.
Banditti Repulsed by American Forces at Iloilo
Manila reports Panay island mountain banditti threatened Iloilo but were repulsed with a loss of 200 men by General Miller. The engagement underscores ongoing insurgent pressure in the region and the U S military response to protect key settlements and transportation routes.
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Manila
Panay Island
Iloilo
Miller
John Sherman Weaker in Kingston as cruiser Chicago Lags
John Sherman Weaker is described as very weak in Kingston Jamaica where doctors are discouraged. The cruiser Chicago has not arrived yet but is expected to reach the port in the afternoon.
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Kingston
Jamaica
John Sheman
Chicago
Tennessee River Rising Threatens Chattanooga Farms and Plants
The Tennessee River lies five feet above the danger line in Chattanooga as of March 20 and continues to rise rapidly. Farmers along the river suffer and local manufacturing plants shut down due to flood conditions. The Brooklawn Hotel fire in Cleveland destroyed parts of the building with no injuries reported and about $10,000 in losses.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tenessee
Cleveland
Brooklawn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lo Wes PT
Ma —Aguinaldo
Pierce Polley
Washington Volunters
Natterday
Trivates
Ness and
Bartlett
Waters
Dricklin
Brown
Minnesota
Rice
Tenas Ronaly
George Smith
John Spierings
John Kennedy
Utah Artillery
Meatean Horder
Sayer
Laredo
Corbin
Ayera
Fort McIntosh
Ayers
Troreattian
Lewiston
Rozen
Billy Denny
Mountain Home
Bruneau
Nez Perce Lodge No. 10
J. W. Reid
Dr. Salsberg
Wm. Robnett
E. G. Cummings
J. B. Oldham
Hine
Missouri
Snake River
Vineland
Robert Noble
Boise
Owyhee County
Mr. Noble
Reynolds Creek
Dry Creek
John Early
John Tynan
Northern Pacific
Burke
Tynan
Dreyfus Cane
STORA
Mrs. Place
John Sherman
Temmensee River
Kasto
Sie Halfway
Time Card
Pacific St
Edlard
Cody
Bandon
Cody Brangh
F. Copeland
International-- Navigation and Trading Company
Alberta
Kootenay Lake
Br.r
Northport
Rossland
Kaslo
Nelson
Kootena Lake
Kanto
Bonner’s Ferry
Kootenay
Boundary
Bonner's Ferry
G. Alexander
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