Aguinaldo urged to surrender as war ends
Dispatch from Washington notes General MacArthur reports Aguinaldo likely to issue a surrender address to followers. Compares praise for General Munoz and calls for immediate reward and integration of key officers in the regular army. Mentions Funston and Wheaton and the capture of arms as the campaign concludes.
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Washington
War Department
Macarthur
Aguinaldo
Munetin
Ana
Leah Wesmton
Ted
Funston
Guneral
Naldo Wi
Adderss
Geivery Arms
Livy
Navy
Ers
Ourite
Bureau
Maviton
Ichibaire
Aguinalds
Malaranan
Funatira
Xea
Tene
Scomimey
Mapile
Praise of Funston by Wheeler and Gilmore in New York
In a March 28 dispatch from New York, General Joseph Wheeler lauds General Funston as a brave and intrepid leader. He praises Funston’s role in the capture of Aguinaldo, calling it one of the bravest feats of the current war period. The remarks reflect strong support for Funston during the Philippine campaign.
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Joe Wheeler
Lient Gilmore
Funston
New York
Aguinalde
Joseph Wheeler
Purston
Aguinaldo
Ile
Fragmentary notice of local event and people
A partial OCR fragment mentions individuals and a local event with unclear details. The readable words point to a community context and possible official involvement, but specific names, dates, places, and actions remain incomplete.
Pettigrew Calls Aguinaldo Capture Key to End War
Pettigrew of South Dakota lauds Aguinaldo capture as potential end to Philippine war. He praises Washington for the move, cautions on allied ties, and argues Aguinaldo should be treated as a prisoner of war rather than harshly punished. He urges fair treatment and reward for Futon’s risky action.
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Funston
Kerk
Marcitt
Benitor
Pettigrew
South Duta
Aguinaldis
Aguinalde
Philippines
Washington
Aguinalio
Fuston
Walt
Aguinaldo
Dewey on capture at Amulnalae and Filipino relations
In New York on March 29 Dewey discusses the capture near Amulnalae and reflects on the past two years. He argues American forces faced Filipino resistance, notes missteps, and asserts that the capture could mark the end of a broader struggle while praising some allied efforts amid ongoing tensions.
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New York
Agnural Dewey
Aguinaldo
Pasar
Wyatt
Pirie
Croker
John P. Andrews
London
Richard Croker
Amirews
Cec
Herter
Proud Day for Funston Family in Iola Kansas
Zola Kansas March day brings a community out to honor Fred Funston and his family. Parents express pride in their son’s quot successes quot and path to achievement while neighbors sing patriotic tunes in a celebratory sendoff.
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Zola
Kan
Day
Pusston
Sking
Peuwenend Jausie Tolu
Funston
Epeenh
Mex Funston
Myst
Ufe
Fred
Marten
America
Tir Bones
Change of Plan Regarding the Philippines May Result
Washington reports say the capture of Amilalic is viewed as a strategic setback in the Philippines with debates on administration control and department authority. Secretary Root focuses on sanitary campaigns and civil improvements while Cuba remains under American occupation.
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Philippines
Aguinside
New York
Journal of Commerce
Washington
Amilalic
Anan Bpaan
Meittierd Aioe
Root
Philppines
War Department
Cuba
United Forces Debate on Philippine Islands and Railways
The article discusses imperial policy toward the islands, noting plans to press controls on rail projects and island administration. It cites Senate amendments, potential trials a year long, and aims to empower administrators to manage affairs before Congress convenes for decisive legislation.
Urged Toward Peace in Insurgent Conflict
Report notes talks urging peace and recognition of Filipino movem ent while outcomes remain unclear. It mentions the first execution under American rule at Fort Meinte for the murder of Archibald Wilson, a waterworks superintendent, with five natives hanged. Five thousand Filipinos swore allegiance to the United States in San Vicente, South Huos vice.
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Tony
Fort Meinte
Archibald Wilson
United Assat San Vincento
South
Hucos Pre
Congressman Long Calls For Promotions Amid War Effort
Washington dispatch reports Representative Dong of Kansas urged Secretary Root and President Harding to reward General Emer for Te aay era with high rank. The request followed the capture of hod Bir and involved proposals to place Dynes auton in time. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington
Kansas
Sears
Emer
Juntary
Geerat Puibaiba
Filipino Agent in Paris Denies Captured Man Is Aguinaldo
Paris interview with Heaidar Jubada, the claimed Filipino agent in Europe, asserts the man captured is not President Aguinaldo but Baldamero Aguinalido, chief of general staff, based on a New York report.
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Paris
Aguinaido
Heaidar Jubada
Europe
Ture
We Raya
New York
Prmatio Aguinado
Baldamero Aguinaida
Its
Emilio
British Comment On Aguinaldo Capture And Munson's Triumph
London papers hail the Aguinaldo capture and US success in Munston's campaign. Editorials praise the move as shortening the Filipino resistance and note hoped global effects. Also mentions Washington state soldiers Captain Hageard and Lt Hazzard in the First Washington volunteers.
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Hageards
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Russel T. Hageard
Oliver Hazzard
Workington Volunteers
Haz Gard
Leutenant
Harvard
Washington Regiment
Rejoicing in Sula Island News Internal
March 28 at Tole in Sulu, reports celebrate Aguinaldo’s ascent and U S ratification. The dispatch notes heightened cheers among local men and capistrano figures amid a broader render of events.
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Sula
Tole
Island of
Sulu
Aguinaldo
United States
Railroad consolidation talks near final submission plan
Boston March 23 The proposed consolidation of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy with Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads nears completion. A secret conference at the Virtual hotel involved James J. Hill and Charles Perkins. The plan contemplates bonds or cash options and whether guarantees are included remains unclear. Weather outlook: further slow, with wind shifts noted.
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Boston
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Chicago, Buriington & Quincy
James J. Hii
Great Northern
Charles Perkins
Ado
Disintegration of Filipino Insurrection Near End Says MacArthur
Washington dispatch reports General MacArthur in Manila states Mindanao insurrection nears collapse with surrenders at Sumalio Capistrano and Mamburac. Brigadier Kolb notes nine officers 160 men 187 Filipinos surrendered to Captain Shanks. Kansas delegation urges honoring Funston with brigadier commission.
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Mindanao
Spain
Manila
Wim A. Kolb
Sumalio
Capistrano
Kansas Delegation Urges Funston Brigadier Promotion
The Kansas congressional delegation plans to press President to appoint General Funston as brigadier in the regular army in reward for his daring capture of Aguinaldo. Senator Burton and Representatives Long and Curtin, the delegation's sole members, will call on the president this afternoon to convey the intent.
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Funston
Washington
Kansas Congress
Aguinalta
Burton
Long Aod
Peniston Exploit Sparks Debate Over Brigadier General Rank
Discussion centers on whether Punston should be promoted to brigadier general after his expedition. General MacArthur praises Punston and credits the government. Some oppose a young volunteer officer advancing. Kansas delegation notes likely opposition at the war department.
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Punston
Fariston
War Department
Pynaton
MacArthur
Penetam
Ae Karsas
City Campaign War Heats Up Over Rally Plans
City Republicans press for a strong turnout to blunt a Democratic rally at the Auditorium while Democrats counter with late meetings at the Flambeats club. David Overmyer centers opposition moves as both sides predict shifts in council support and mayoral prospects.
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Aten
Republican City Central Committee
Democratic Flambeats Club
David Overmyer
Initraction
Audi
Blican City
Hpi
Can
Hank Lindsay
Onte
Fgeneral Godard
Reni
Iran
Hughes
Serkane
Galen Nichola
Huxen
Flags to wave from Porto Rico schools on July 4th
Chicago March 2 The Tribune reports nearly two tons of American flags to be displayed in Porto Rico as part of a government plan. The order calls for flags at schools and homes, with windows draped and classrooms adorned to foster patriotism through visual teaching aids.
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Porto Rico
Chicago
the Tribune
Amethodba
Eaen Island
Houer Yard
Washington
United States
Tour a Failure in Cincinnati and Indianapolis Talks
Mrs No od lectured at Music hall to a small audience in Cincinnati on her experiences in Kansas and slumming tours with little audience enthusiasm. She will leave for Terre Haute today. In Indianapolis a temperance meeting decided not to honor Mrs Nation with formal recognition while she is in the city citing Sabbath desecration concerns.
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Mrs. Nation
Presidential tour plans through Oregon Washington and beyond
Washington dispatch cites Representative Jones detailing a presidential party itinerary for a multi state swing. The route begins in Portland Oregon with a Thursday morning departure and includes stops at Olympia Tacoma and Everett with further travel by boat to additional Pacific Northwest communities culminating in events in Topeka and Lawrence.
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Washington
Jones
Portland
Ore
Olympia
Everett
Arter Niapa Ee
Lacinde
Fepeks
Lawrence
China Likely to Sign Russo-Chinese Treaty Delay
In St Petersburg reports that the Russo-Chinese Manchurian treaty may not be signed before Monday or Tuesday due to delays in communications between court Pekin and St Peters. It is believed that the independence of Fane Yu, the Chinese minister in Petersburg, could prevent forging peace when invited.
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China
Aexican
Geers
Taft Vomounton
ORCS
Freer
Sim Wetlon
Artmitisten
Uoe
Alvil
Philippines
Tourires
Congress
St Petersburg
Aiaron
Court
Pekin
St. Peters
Yin Hot
Fane ‘Yu
Petersburg
Bids Not Opened Amid Rail Board Election Delays
Executive Mansion bids and bids for the state heating and lighting plant were not opened. They were laid aside until the railroad board is established, with the law requiring its election by April 1. Uncertainty continues as political delays prolong the process.
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Executive Mansion
Executive Counsell
Governors Mansion
State Hoger
Railroad Board
Gleet
Couter
Oxford The Favorite In East Race With Cambridge
Oxford remains the favorite as the Dark Blues are expected to lead the East standings with Cambridge. crews have completed their practice and the weather improved. Predictions favor Oxford over Cambridge as the race approaches with fair conditions forecast for the morrow.
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Cambridge
London
Oxford
Bott Pertselven
State Offers Nearly All Have Candidates of Their Own
A fragmented political summary notes that the state contests feature candidates from both major and minor parties with broad participation. It highlights local races and suggests widespread ballot competition across districts, signaling a charged electoral climate.
ME FINDLAY FACES UNIQUE BALLOT FIGHT IN LOCAL VOTE
Grimes and Nelson cast votes for Mim while the session dismisses the organizer’s seriousness. The election centered on a limited field with Yates the lone candidate to receive more than one vote. The Democratic slate aims to shape the commission, with analysts predicting further contests.
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Matt
Etsaiealoners
Cornel
Genies Minding
Able City
II & Aingle
Odant
BC Walker
Helton
Neleon
CA MeeNvedlt
Colombias
Pouner
Yar
Thiesony
Oftium
Serbia
Walla
Walla. Geores Clark
Takes All
Starrer
Will Shut Himself Up In Constantinople March 21
Reports from Constantinople state that authorities fear attempts by insurgents and have ordered the demolition of a structure at the grand palace gates. Forces have reinforced the area near the river, with guards placed to prevent further unrest.
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Constantinople
Arderelete
Multas
Jon
Birt
Bernhardt Sickness Delays Pittsburg Engagement
Bernhardt ill after last night’s performance in Pittsburg pausing her scheduled engagements. Manager says she will be stepwise ready to resume tonight and Saturday, with a full recovery expected after a brief delay.
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Pittsburg
Fare Bernhardt
General Young Arrives Amid Busy Transport Run
Fragmentary dispatch reports General Young and a safety division arriving at Islay with a transport vessel. Mention of passengers and safety concerns accompanies vague references to casualties and a mission tied to a larger European theater.
Wage Scale Stand Amid Miner Strike Controversy
Officials clash over proposed wage scale as mine workers threaten a walkout. Opponents push for adoption while proponents argue the plan risks layoffs. The dispute centers on concessions and job protections amid tense negotiations.
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