Aguinaldo Signs Peace Manifesto Amid Objections
Manila reports Aguinaldo signed the peace manifesto after Chief Justice Areilaco drafted it. Aguinaldo objected to terms but yielded after strong argument. Insurgent surrenders continue daily, including Col Abs of Bambalise province with 13 officers, 83 men, 92 rifles. Goodrell’s marines at Suble Bay. The navy cables Copied surrender details at Cavite showing 13 officers, 211 unarmed men swearing allegiance.
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Manila
Het Aguinalde
Areilaco
Aguinside
Abs
Bambalise
Col
Manat
Goodrell
Clongape
Suble Bay
Malvar
Cavite
Reméy
Olumgapeko
Alha
Footrell
Allegian
Dead Filipinos in Philippines War Casualties Estimated
New York reports from Washington suggest the war department gives the Philippines casualty figure as uncertain. 7,067 captured or surrendered. ammunition losses tally high. fatalities possibly reaching 25,000 to 50,000 with higher estimates near 50,000. General MacArthur's dispatches cited as not yet verifiable. Adjutant General Corbun notes Filipino casualties to be high amid retreat.
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New York
M Meraid Apevisi
Washington
Ancs
Philippines
Goa
War Department
Pitiulno
MacArthur
Fierca
Corbun
Tse Elven
National Business League invites McKinley to Chicago visit
A Chicago committee representing the National Business League travels to Washington to invite President McKinley to spend two days in Chicago on the return from the Pacific coast. They propose a banquet where leaders from various sections will discuss industrial progress and speak on Our Greater National Life if the president consents. The invitation was signed by Erskine M. Phelps and other prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Chicare
National Business League
McKinney
Pacific Coast
Thi Leasue
Erskine M. Phelps
Finer Allssals
James Parsches
Willett Derruns
Phos
Cheafter Binding Twine Price Cut Report
A two cent per pound reduction on binding twine from the penitentiary is announced for the coming season. Prices for farmers are set at 35 cents per pound or 4 cents per 10,000 pounds, reflecting raw material costs. The facility is operating at near capacity, with 34,000 pounds produced and monthly output around 70,000 pounds planned for early season shipments.
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Patifentiary
Whitemul
Binding Twine Trust
Mary
Wartley Topitions
Flooded Heat Plant Sparks City Turmoil
A fragmented OCR read describes rising water threatening a heat plant and boiler rooms. Officials note flooding to river banks, with workers evacuated as rising levels impact operations. The garbled text references a Saturday event and a local boiler area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saldter Ervel
Fire at Santa Fe Damages General Baggugs HQ
A fire at the Santa Fe site damaged the General Baggugs Headquarters. Flames were fought through the night and most damage occurred in a storage room for trunks bicycles and stored goods. Unclaimed property rules and post fire recovery actions are outlined for the department. A passerby noted the blaze and investigators may pursue further details.
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Arent
P. Palaeenscal
Opeka
Porto Rican workers seek relief through federation petition
A Porto Rican labor delegation led by Senor Santiago Tyreniue arrived by steamer from San Juan bearing a petition to the President. The document, signed by many Porto Ricans, claims extreme hardship and reports workers starving while others fear drowning themselves to escape despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santiago Tyreniue
Federation of Labor of
Porto Rico
San Tuan
Retail Grocers Meet Discuss Secret National Plans
A special meeting of the Nutomst Association of Retail Growers of the United States was held in Niagara Falls with executives from Minneapolis to Buffalo. The agenda covered national matters affecting retailers, with results kept secret for days. A committee studied proportional representation and plans, after which participants traveled by special car toward Warcrave and then to Lester.
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Nutomst Association of Retail Growers of
United States
Nixgate Pass
Tribune
Buffalo
Unite States
Henry Dy
Nimoe Puc Company
Thare
E. G. Hanon
Minneapolis
Willam Gray
Brooklyn
E G
Ashley
Toledo
Charles Pichter
Ste Louta
Esate A Stevens
St Louis
Nationale
J. Willams Soulh
G Barker
Providence
RTW
Donnellan
Denver
John Sakel
Chicago
Engeno Utilis
Charis F Lott
Springfield
Ohio
Quince
Mas
M. Burnes
Weston
Lorene
George Scherer
Porto
Albert Kateen
Adelphie
J. W. Callahan
New York
WE. Sullivan
St Joseph
Mos
Rice
Huron
W. A. Yates
Kagsor
Cat Grima
West Luerive
Wisit T. Kraubel
Jiepe
N. BE
Th Donobuy
St. Baal
Charlie A Abe
Buftalo
A Pommering
Cleveland
Rebb Hessler
Butala
Edward Marks
Detawiks Ateyar
Butier
Charies Green
HL Herrick
Niaxara Fulle
Ai M PD
Clyde
Preitter
Tien
My. Perky
Conaider
Rim
Huneen
Scherer
Callahan
Pieitter
Kaliar
Lamy
Perky
Niagara Falls
Warcrave
Wortestir
Lestan
Powers Wins Republican Victory in Fourth Maine Primary
Ex governor Llpwellyn Powers of Houten, Republican candidate, defeats Chasies A. Binieli2 in a decisive special election for Congress from Maine's Fourth District. Early returns suggest Powers leads by about 2,008 votes amid light turnout and mild April weather.
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Evernor Powers
Congress
Maine
Chasies
New Attorney General Leaves Home for Washington
Pittsburg Pa April P C Knox the new attorney general has left his home to assume duties in Washington. He will attend the conference meeting text, will be seen as coming to Washington and will end the month in California for farm work on the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
P. C. Knox
Noes
Californis
Empress Frederick and Duchess Visit From Copenhagen
Fragmentary report notes a royal journey involving Empress Frederick and the dowager duchess, with mentions of Copenhagen and a forthcoming stop at Fall way station. The garbled OCR limits clarity but indicates a royal itinerary and high level associations with Queen Alexandra and Russian imperial figures.
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Oupasvarsa
Copenhagen
Apt
Russia
Alexandre
Crotimeg
Frederick
Equmess
Memorial Unveiling for General John A Logan in Washington
President McKinley and Senator Depew spoke at the unveiling of General John A Logan statue in Washington. A grandson drew the cord releasing flags on the memorial as a grand military parade circulated past the White House to Town Circle. Veterans groups and national leaders attended the afternoon ceremony with Dodge presiding.
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Washington
John A. Logan
McHinney
George Tucker
Francia L. Gun- Sher
Ake Etyl and
Panken Wares
Mastic
Grenville M. Dodge
Hociety
Army of ‘Tes Téssee
Lowa Circle
Aare Abe Ioerentien
Eid
Oun Amt Deter
McKinley
Tepewong
de. J. Ge Butler
President's Address Honors Gen John A Logan Memorial
The nation salutes Gen John A Logan as a hero of two wars and a statesman. A statue proclaims America’s appreciation for a volunteer soldier, cemator and comrade whose career blended military service with public duty. Logan stood for unity over party, sacrificing life if needed to preserve the Union. His integrity, frankness, and leadership in war and postwar years inspired patriotism and loyalty among his men and countrymen.
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Auzens
Cemator
Com-Roder
John A. Logan
Logan
House of Representatives
Tela
Lideals Becau
Dengues
Doghead
Strone
Almos
Gyro
Syrpetby
Bislinstedt
Minot
Grand Army of the Republic
Eber
Spain
Jansty
Clat
Wmil
Fee
Republic
Taylor
Tribute to a Soldier Statesman and Patriot
An oration honoring a revered soldier and public figure, tracing the American character through Revolutionary and Civil War eras. It lauds bravery, civic duty, and leadership, from West Point to the nation’s capital, praising unity beyond regional roots and the iron bond of service to country.
Nearly Perfect Wheat Prospects In Ten Year Peak
March reports from American Agriculturist Weekly indicate local observations show winter wheat conditions near a perfect state with a general average of 95.5. Except for small pockets in Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio no winter killing is reported, and March weather has been favorable for growth across most regions.
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Maw York
American Agriculturist Weekly
American Arriculturists Corpa
American Agricultu
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Armour Stricken in New York Paralytic Stroke
Herman O Armour brother of Philip Armour is seriously ill in New York City after a paralytic stroke. He had recovered from a grip before dinner Friday when the attack occurred. Physicians say the episode is very severe but not grounds for immediate alarm as he struggles with paralysis on his right side and limited movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Herman O. Armour
Philip Ts Armour
Armour
Paliant
Mrs Nation Visits Kansas Avenue Shops in Quest of Impulses
Mrs Nation toured Kansas Avenue visiting shops including the Royal Billiard House, critiquing liquor bottles and objecting to nude fireplace shields at Fernald & Martin. Pensions for Kansans listed in a separate item, while unrest and anti-government demonstrations spark scenes around police stations.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas Avenue
Sofia
UN Srressed
Fevalver
No Action At Council Session Leaves Hopes Unmet
The council met with routine business only and took no decisive steps. Attendees expected action on tax-related items and a committee to address various matters, but no motions were made. The agenda included auditorium use for May events, paving petitions, and roof repairs, with funds and authority pieces awaiting decisions.
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Alty
Golex
Alverts
Haren
Hughes Wes
Hires Cw
W.C. A
Bird
Hazenhet
Pall Entertainments
Crewfurl
Buchanan Street
Stith
Tenth Agenues
Pisd Ube
Eleventh Street
Tyler
Pole Street
Tenth Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Tyder Street
Western Avenue
Halewan
Wae Ee Willam Sims
John
Warner
Ways and Tmeans Committee
Central Park
Myers
Spencer
Hia Offen
Ted
Eguin
Kruger plans visit to United States rumor resurfaces
A London dispatch reports renewed talk that Kruger may travel to the United States in the summer. The Hague rumor cites a physician opposing a protracted trip amid concerns over Kruger's health and age, while Boer sympathizers debate potential diplomacy and risks.
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New York
Holland
Maya the Tribune
London
Fraker
United States
Hague
Brle
Arbitration Accepted By Newspaper Union Members
Members vote by mail 12 544 in favor of arbitration with the Newspaper Publishers Association to settle all future differences. A board of arbitration to be appointed by the union and association will adjust grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union By & Mail
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ee Association
Thi Asanciation
Workmen scarce as free employment services planned
T B Gerow of Atchison visited Topeka to initiate steps for the new free employment agencies under a recent law. He would not specify organization details or timetable. Meanwhile labor officials in Missouri plan talks to align with state efforts. Applications are sought for harvest hands as farmers seek help. Jenkins defeats Roeber in a mixed style wrestling match at the West End club, drawing 6,000 fans. Jenkins wins in 7 minutes 30 seconds with a crotch and fall technique.
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T. B Gerow
Atchison
Topeka
Mir Gerow
Renate
Kansas City
Missouri
Jenkins Defeste Roeber
Dt Louis
Tom Jeckina
Cleveland
Ertest Roeber
New York
West End
Mammoth Exposition Coliseum
Jenkins
Rooter
British Evacuation and Boer Defeat Reported
archives describe Lord Kitchener reporting Pretoria’s evacuation after British forces near Pinterstuceth and Pintarnbure captured. Boers retired with locomotives thirty nine trucks and prisoners, as detachments were surrounded.
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London
Lord Kitchénit
War Office
Mumer
Pintarnbure
Kitchener
Avai
Knox Sworn In as Attorney General in White House
Philadelphia native Philander Knox sworn as attorney general before President McKinley and cabinet at the White House. Family attendance including Knox's son treasurer and Justice Shiras. Knox arrives from Pittsburg with C O J Cooper. Knox's career traced from district attorney in Erie to U.S. attorney for Western Pennsylvania and rise through Pittsburgh legal circles.
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Washington
Philander G. Knox
Pittsburg
Edneral
Supreme Court
Kaus
Vernier
Mr Know
White House
C. O. J. Cooper
Grigen
Shert Key
Se Iona
Ao Toe
Knox
Philander Foner
Sie Ville
Ant
Mount Ionabeeas
Alliance
Ohi
Nis
McXioley
Atiurney
Slark
Knoe
Pittshurst
Fbr
Bacup
Synope
Devin Reed
Itt Weyiensistrict
Pennsylvania
Leo
Americus Club
Pittatiarc Oolt
Pittstore Clountry
Teague
Laseyern
Elu
New York
Philadelphia
Dey Goods and Morgan Finance Big Scheme Proposed
In New York a Journal of Commerce report notes a forthcoming offering by a new company with common and preferred stock. Morgan and partners plan a large municipal subscription while a refined sugar price rise accompanies market activity and weather indications call for brisk winds and a warm trend.
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Morgan
New York
The
Journal of Commerce
Amy
Arenye Swill
Unuer
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Aguinaldo
M'Kinley
Historm School
Santa FE
General Baggugs
Wiagara Fain
Routelle
Illinois
President McKinley
Senator Depew
Alexander
Nator Depew
Togan
Jefferson
Hamilton
Samuel
John Adams
Lincoln
Iincoin
Grant
Ae Wma
Sheridan
Lean
McPherson
Jonathan
West Point
Annapolla
H. 0
ROYAL
Kansana
D. C
Ol Joes
George Duvall
Charles Fenton Howls
Dorado
Eeyeenty
Leavenworth
Hein Munksttan
David Winkler
Raringame
Fares T Horpeon
Overacbae Winns Beracas Tattous
Michael Mars
Nice
Loubet
Toulon
Ville Franche
Proni Dent Tehibethin atterBoor
Nadal
Kruger
America
Typographical Union Adopta Publishers’ Arbitration Plan
Pietersburg
Plamer
Aberdeen
Geners
Raobhor Arroaind
Therlt
Wrezee
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