Aguinaldo Fled By Carriage From Baline April 29 May Be Missing
New York May 16 dispatch reports Aguinaldo fled into Nevva Betja province by a bridge from Baline through San Isadre on April 25 and nothing has been heard in two weeks. Spanish prisoners held by insurgents number 2,000 and are in northern province. surrender expected before three weeks. Five American prisoners moved through town. names unknown. Madrid reports Zamboanga move, American forces to occupy. Spanish evacuation planned. Rebel Luna confrontations near Calumpit unresolved. US and Canadian captives freed. Weather and naval movements cited as troops move toward Lingayan.
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Herald
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Cevetat Thylshinen
McKinley Plans West Visit to Welcome Volunteers
President McKinley intends to be in the western states when the volunteers who served in the Philippines are mustered out and return home. A possible westward trip is discussed if the volunteers arrive, with invitations extended to visit St Paul and Minneapolis. General Otis reports 20 Spanish soldiers remaining to be repatriated under the peace treaty. Meanwhile, Mrs McKinley and the president enjoyed an impromptu concert in their hotel suite after a storm, with a quartet, banjo, and Virginia darky dances.
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Court Rules For Street Railways In Fare Case
Judge Wicks of the United Sealine States court today decided in favor of the street railways in a feudal case over low fares. The court sustained city restraints claiming the finances violated the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision could affect a permanent injunction at the arena.
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Wicks
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Sentien
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Ilinanices
Pitz Jeppries Mill Wit to Be Fought at Coney Island
New York March 1 police granted a license to the Coney Island Sporting Club. The event will feature the Jetrive-Fitavimmens match setup at the famed beach venue under licensed sanction.
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Coney Island
New York
Coney Island Sporting Club
Back Pay Demanded Sparks Violent Cuban Laborers Row
In Cienfuagos Montargos Santa Clara Cuba on May 18 laborers fought over back pay. A captain fired warning shots raising a melee. A second clash drew fifty reinforcements as crowds insulted officers. A trooper was killed and several wounded including police. US infantry patrolled the town amid threats of further violence.
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Fighting Begun at Huntington Mine No 38
A clash near Huntington Mine No 38 in Arkansas left two guards dead and a striker wounded after forty attackers confronted 26 colored miners behind a stockade. Guards were increased and further trouble feared as tensions rise following warnings to the color workers to leave town.
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Post-Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
Huntington
John Wright Se
James Campbell
Fire on Chicago river stock yard ship ignites at dock
A riverfront blaze in Chicago spread from a stock yard ship to a dock at Thirty-Eighth Street. Sparks from the match set rope fenders ablaze and blistered the vessel’s paint while a tug maneuvered the burned schooner Fordiver to safety. The flames subsided as water quieted.
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Chicago
Thirty-Eighth Street
Captured Buckan's Sad Trip Returns Wife's Body
Captain Buchan brings home the body of his wife who died in the Philippines under harsh war travel. They wed after his Kansas regiment sailed, the bride followed to join him, sharing perilous voyage before her death aboard a transport bound for Manila. The body will be taken to Kansas.
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Watson Sails Today to Relieve Dewey in Philippines
Vallejo May 16 Rear Admiral John Watson will relieve Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatic station. He departs Mare Island Navy Yard with his staff aboard the City of Pekin for the Orient. Mechanics from Mare Island will join the fleet at Cavite for repairs and outfit.
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Judge Hoo Decides Tax Penalties in Wichita Case
Federal Judge Heo 66 Une Genet: 1 nak thet ie piunty caminishgheen comitted tax penalties for individuals that were tard Tp corporations in difficultion sbund stthered wally sc Wich at wenern rallian eee and brought to Teoocer the tax penmity.
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Finger Amputation At Topeka Paper Box Factory
Miss Mary Owner, a young worker at the Topeka Paper Box factory, injured when her finger was torn off by a machine while she operated the equipment this morning. Miss Fisher assisted, but the accident occurred as she slipped between the machine’s guides.
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Efmer
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Kansas Miners Strife Sparks Miltonian Warning From Clemens
G C Clemens denounces the miners strike in Kansas as oppression and rebels against the people. He recalls militia involvement and warns that operators ignore laws while urging obedience, arguing that leaders may justify action by appealing to public will amidst harsh conditions. He cites past encounters and calls for lawful but decisive support for the oppressed.
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Weighing Miners Losses and Law in Kansas Strike
A speaker laments operator theft of miners wages and the legal delays in prosecuting mine operators. He contrasts patient enforcement with swift action, arguing authorities fail to uphold labor protections while officials shield wealth from the courts. He urges miners to vote and seek firmer enforcement to curb abuses.
Empire Transportation Plans Transpacific Line from Paget Sound
The Empire Transportation firm, formed in New York last year to enter the Kiondike trade, prepares a new transpacific steamship service from Paget Sound to Oriental ports. Backed by the International Navigation company of Philadelphia, General Manager Higbee has chartered several vessels for Yukon business amid this effort.
Bay Price Undergoes Twenty Percent Rise in May Market
May 1 4 reports from the reading seaboard and interior markets show bay prices up 20 percent over the year ending May 12 38 percent. The advance is due to small receipts and shortage of cars for shipments, caused by preased grain service.
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Reading Seaboard
Hay ‘Tratte Journal
Gathering of the Faithful at Kansas City Meeting
Nearly one hundred delegates gathered in Kansas City for the seventh Annual meeting of the National Reform Press association under the National Reform Committee of the Peoples Party. Wharton Barker of Philadelphia was represented by his son as the party’s de facto candidate for president.
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Texas
Joe A. Parkee
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John W. Rannetts
J. Clyre
Hmmett Ronsener
T. M. Ieynoliss
Missouri
W. L. Port
M.A. Bodenhamer
Georgle
James SL Ferriss
Wilmote
Wi S Morgan
Arhansas
Lucho Stiben
Nebraska
John M. Burton
Yorman
Ate Staleabore
Kantan
Weller
A. Woks
Iowa
Frank Burkert
Min Ehieipp
Murfitt
Burtt
Geo
Randiaite
Janet
Ignatius Denwity
Ial
Residents push city to move disused track on Tomeka
City residents on Tomeka Avenue south of Tenth demand removal of a disused single rail line. The council approved a report and resolution urging the railway company to remove the track, citing danger to Craftle and site access. The measure directs the railway to take away the track promptly to avoid hazards and public nuisance.
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Raihway
Gamualtiee
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Ulrent Tailway Company
Pele
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Atte
Alte
Crowds Gathered in St James Park for Queen's Drawing Room
In London on May day crowds assembled in St James Park despite showers to catch a glimpse of cottages housing people bound for the queen's drawing room.
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St James Park
Queen's Drawing Room
Carnegie speaks on philanthropy and solitude
In a London interview Andrew Carnegie denounces constant subscription requests and says his philanthropy funds are fully hypothecated. Separately in Hot Springs May 11 President McKinley and wife rode out with a private team while others traveled in carriages near the hotel.
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Londo
Andrew Carnegie
London
Skibo Caatie
Suying
Mendicants
Dwight's Successor and City Appraisers Named
A circulation of Yale circles reports Arthur Hadley as potential Yale president successor with rumors of May corporation meeting. In New Haven Mayor Drew appoints new Garfield Street appraisers S Barnes George and L M Carter after prior reports were rejected.
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Jadjey
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Gerfield Street
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Jeorse
L. M. Carter
Rebellion in Cuba Threatens Armed Resistance to U S Authority
Havana reports indicate growing Cuban discontent fueling potential armed action against United States governance. Gomez and Brooke clash escalates, soldiers complain of being duped and refuse surrender over pay while American officials in Washington weigh Brooke's mandate and Cuba policy amid tense, uncertain prospects for peaceful settlement.
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