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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
2
Record of the Week from the Telegraph Latent Abroad
A wide ranging summary notes Glass plants closing May 11 in the Indiana glass industry to trim costs and balance supply against demand. Funston expected to be promoted to brigadier general with MacArthur and Wheaton backing. Venezuela tensions flare as Loomis recalled. Philippine civil service to aid surveys with fifteen educated Filipinos sought. Harrison estate valued at 176625. Carnegie offers 100000 for a Portland library with site and maintenance funds promised. Molasses tank accident fatality and other local disasters noted. Aguinaldo treated as guest by General MacArthur with courteous conduct praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Washington
MacArthur
Wheaton
Civil Service Commission
Philippine Civil Service Board
Manila
Godetee
Hurrison
Gen
Hacrson
Volney YT
Malott
Thomas K. Spann
Union ‘Trust Company
Carnegie
Portland
Andrew Carnegie
Oregon
Portland Library Association
Kaiser Fears an Outbreak and War Talk at Barracks
Berlin reports the Kaiser warned soldiers at the Alexander regiment barracks of the danger of revolution and urged crushing internal enemies as if they were foreign foes. The speech signals possible unrest and street clashes, with strong hints influenced by Weiland's Bremen attack. The note sets a tense mood across the German Empire amid political strife and military loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
Alexander
German Empire
Germany
Prussia
Weiland
Bremen
Carter Names to St Louis World Fair National Commission
Ex Senator Thomas I. Carter of Montana is named chair of the St Louis World's Fair National Commission. Other commissioners include Ex Senator Thurston and Ex Representative Glynn. The article notes private practices remain active and outlines each member’s intended focus and time commitments. A Swiss hat law and a charity surplus from inaugural expenses are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Carter
Montana
St. Louis
John F. Miller
Glynn
New York
McBride
Oregon
Efe
Board of Arbitration
B. Scott
Arkansas
van Buren
Brigadier General Funston One of Kansas Finest Fighters
The article profiles Francis Marion Funston a direct descendant of Daniel Boone who led a storied life as a reporter insurgent and soldier. He fought in Mexico and the Philippines commanding volunteers and a Kansas regiment and awed by entering Malolos under fire and capturing insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Daniel Boone
Eililar
Anis Sulilier
Dowth
Death Valley
Img
Malolos
Philippines
United States
Jamons
Twentieth
Kansas
Aguinaldo Captured by Funston in Luzon Trap
Emilio Aguinaldo, Filipino insurgent leader, is a prisoner in American hands after a daring operation led by General Funston. Staff captured with him near Casiguran nine miles from Baler. Aguinaldo brought to Manila aboard the gunboat Vicksburg. MacArthur approved the plan and trusted Macabebe scouts to execute the ruse. The capture could spell the end of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Rass
Fueceas
Casiguran
Baler
Kansas
Emilio Aguinaldo
Manila
Isabella Provice
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Vicksburg
Hadges
John Newton
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Admire
Twenty Second Infantry
Jueut
Mitchell
Fortieth Volunteers
Harris
Eas
MacArthur
Aguinalto
Pilipino Attevt
Isabella Province
Yonston
Nebraska Deadlock Broken Millard and Dietrich Named Senators
The Nebraska Republican caucus in Lincoln nominated J. U. Millard of Omaha for the long term and H. Dietrich for the short term. After Thompson withdrew and Stesewater proposed other candidates, Millard and Dietrich were nominated unanimously for U.S. Senate. The joint session at noon was to confirm the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
J. H. Millara
Omaha
United States
Thompson
Rosewater
Cancon
Millard
Lincoln
Neb
J. UE. Millard
H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Gov. Dietrich
Stesewater
George W. Lininger
J. J. Millard
Meiklejohn
Currie
Dietrick
Senatue Hayward
Crouse
Sir
Crown Jewels Freed From Pawn Amid King Charles London Visit
King Charles of Portugal secured the family crown from pawn during his London trip for Victoria's funeral. The crown, pledged for 4 million dollars, reportedly contains stones valued over 6 million. Edward VII allegedly aided, honoring Portugal's wartime support to England in the South Africa conflict. A New York paper questions a broken engagement of Lieut. Dolle and Miss Paulding, noting Miss Paulding may be Senator Depew’s niece through his late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Portugal
London
Victoria
Edward VII
England
South Africa
New York
Lieut
Dolle
Miss Paulding
Senator Depew
Miscellany of 19th Century Notes and Notices
A collage of brief items: a body found in ice near Hackensack New Jersey, a large fire destroying half of Macon Michigan, Yaqui prisoner reports near San Marcin, Belgian king linked to a Brussels gambling house, Gettysburg park monuments tallies, a New York man advertises for a wife, Bir Penr cer Ponsonby-Fane honored by Queen Victoria, a surrogate upholds a million dollar bequest to a church, Japanese arrests in Seattle to be sent back to British Columbia, a Metroplitan Street Railroad move in London, and electric rail plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Jersey City
N. J
Macon
San Marcin
King Leopold
Belgium
Brussels
Gettysburg National Military Park
Albert Dolly
New York
Edward
Ponsonby-Fane
Queen Victoria
Thomas
Mary Bench Tousey
Bipiscopal Church
Supreme Court
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