Lawton Leads American Expedition Into The Philippines
An expeditionary force under Maj Benny Lawton crosses Laguna de Bay aiming to strike rebel positions south of Manila. The move gathers 200 sharpshooters, artillery, and infantry from multiple regiments to seize Santa Crag and neutralize opposing forces along the lake shore. The operation signals a broader push to quell insurgent activity and enforce American authority in Luzon as troops reposition.
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Atchipitien
Lozon
Boskibie
Spain
Smaeda
Tenoh de Toners
Leseens
Mont
Ida-ry
Maj
Plecny & Voward
Aes
Fanila
Get Benny
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
Santa Crag
Hawthorn
Morsloos
Frakig
Dakota
King
Sofiia
Aventy Cannes
Lesura de Bay
Oeste
Rapidin
Famch
San Pedro Macath
Oasis
Genera Lawson
Shanta Crag
Conmnard
Bun
Xreond
Ovenshire
Madate
Manila
Pasig
San Padre
Ashifgton
Otte
War Department
Inauguration Ceremony for Topeka Mayor Drew
The city marks the inauguration of Mayor Drew with oath by Judge Hazen and a formal council session. Decorations by the fire department light the chamber as Topeka launches the first administration under Mayor Drew amid a hopeful pledge for progress.
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Fellows
Fllows
Drew
Hazen
Riception
New Council
Ube
Weelock Unis
Topeka
Fire Department
Beirg
Renter Topeka
George Case Verdict Report in Canton Trial
Mrs. George stands trial for the killing of Saxton. The courtroom heard testimony from Newt, Mrs. St Chur, and Aunt Brown. Charles H. Fraser, a Home Society official, described the scene and post mortem details at 10 15. Witness Brandt testified to the nature of the wound.
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Canton
Apri
George
Triad
Gee
Saxton
Ue Chiaeneieine
Iheho
St. Chur
Mrs. Brown
Newt
Charles HL Fraser
Frazer
Homaie Society
Sax— Tet
T. Brandt
WoUndAth
Treaty Arrival News From Washington April 1
The exchange of the Spanish American peace treaty reached Washington today and is now in the hands of the French ambassador and Mo Candin who will present it to the state department for final exchange of ratification.
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Washington
Wauehinelle
Amiat
State Department
Peace Treaty Final Exchange Set for Tomorrow at White House
Washington April 10 final exchange of ratifications is fixed for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the White House confirming the peace treaty.
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Washington
White House
Killing of Swinney at Ponca City appears justified
The Ponca City murder of Lincoln Swinney by Clyde Mattox is reported with witness accounts of the quick, cool exchange over a coat and a fight that ended with Swinney dead from a knife wound. Mattox, aided by Fred Crom and Shockey, fled toward the Kaw reservation. authorities discuss self defense and potential surrender to face trial.
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Ponds City
O. T
Cindy Mattox
Knyerunty
Afra
Hutch
Chy
Tarnes
Lincoln Swinney
Mattox
Din Priendie
God
Gisahoma
Ponca City
Bin
Swinney
Kay County
Ponca
Arkansas River
Clyde Mattox
Mattyx
Winchester
Tance
Gyver
Oscar Taylor
Tnt
Marke
Tdnonin Swinney
Ponca Ery
Aline
Hey
Ony
Fred Crom
Kaw Reservation
Dla Shockey
White House
Aines
Osage Reservation
Cross
Shockey
Serasa
Sheckey
Mani
Taylor
Oncar Taylon iv
Arkansas Ct
South Carolina
Sheri Jenaines
Pones City
Sherrif Pierce
Newkirk
Eclock
Clyde
Bhuvie Pelvoy
White Eagle
Sheri Jennings
Moth
Murner
Teade
Fle
Frank Donnelley
Donnelley
Charles Clark
Kaw
Oklahoma City
Mae
Lnok
Clark
Quays Trial Opens in Philadelphia Conspiracy Case
The trial of ex Senator Quay and his son Richard R Quay on conspiracy charges over misuse of Peoples bank funds began before Judge Biddle in Philadelphia. Jury selection proceeded amid police and press access limits as witnesses listed include Thomas W Barlow and Henry K Hoyer among many others.
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Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Richard R. Quay
Peoples Bank
Biddle
Rothermel
Mestregat
Fayetts County
L. Shields
Ketchard T. Quay
Bates Penrose
Quays
E. Shapely
D. T. Watson
J. M Swearingen
Pitt
Liddle
Melter
Janes Gordon
Graham
Benator Quay
Thomas W. Barlow
Broken People's Bank
Bent
Henry K. Hoyer
Philadelphia Mint
James S. McManes
Republican
The
People's Bank
George A. Hubn
Quay Trans
David H. Lane
Eet
Fender
Richard F. Loper
Gener
Guarantors’ Trust Company
PLC
Sost
Wim. Montgomers
Allegheny National Bank of Pittsbu
Alen
Rorke
Charles H. McKee
Pittsburg
Lyon
Inw
Kent Kemble
Teller Taxbor
Francis J Hill
Adolph D. Vandeventer Wwery
John W. McClennann
William Paper Hanser
John J. Me Hors
James Berens
Willams
Islidle
Superior Court
Pittsbun Lauter
Shields
Williams
Estise
George W. McCall
Charles Eisenhaus
Andrew Cochran
Wmn
Espo Carpenter
Toperti
Wanderer
Shicis
Wm. Jackson
Jefferson Day Banquet Cancelled Over Altgeld Bryan Absence
Chicago April 1. The Jefferson Day banquet at the Monticello club was called off amid dissension over the invitation list and Bryan as chief speaker. It was announced the 18th ward organization will cease May 1. The abandonment stemmed from Mayor Harrison’s refusal to attend if Altgeld, who had accepted, would speak.
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Chicago
Monticello Club
Sione
William Jennings Bryan
Tiah
Harrison
Altgeld
Beasts at Bay Arraigned for Murder and Lynching
In Charleston South Carolina on April 11 the Lukety lynching trio faced trial for murdering Postmaster Baker and his baby, burning his house. Two witnesses turned state evidence detailing the midnight mob, the planned murder, the arson, and the massacre of Baker’s family as the wounded hid in woods awaiting rescue.
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Charleston
Baleére
Sin
Iiwadinee
Riot in Pana sparks deadly street violence
Reports from Pana Illinois describe a riot in which armed white miners and Black workers clashed in the streets. One white miner killed and several injured as deputies and townspeople faced gunfire. Authorities consider sending troops to restore order.
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Pana
Sprinefest
Goversen Tanner
Ponveyll
Pameg — Ing
Puna
Puaue Paul Company
Treppe
Eigit
Leule
Postmaster Fatally Attacked and Office Robbed
North Enid bulletin reports Postmaster H W Day killed this morning with a hatchet and his office robbed. No due figures given. Police investigating the incident.
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North Enid
Wichita
Kan
H.W
Detroit cruiser Detroit ordered to halt at Carttagend port
Washington reports command of the Detroit cruiser has full power to act in Nicaragua and at allied ports. Captain Tuyten authorized to deal with the airsite and respond to any oppression against American merchants by Nicaraguan general Torres. The ship will stop at Greytown after Port Aimar and proceed to Port Limo.
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Detroit
Nicaragua
Washington
Carttagend
Columbua
Limo
Instructiona
Tuyten
Torres
Hile~ Felds
Gillett to Return to Abeene as Commission Meets
Abeune Kansas reports commission members gathering to meet Mr. Gillett amid telegrams about attachments. A notice warns not to sell and mentions debt and penalties, with implications of a forthcoming action and possible reprieve or settlement.
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AbUéne
Kan
Aneiti
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