Moros Defeated by Pershing Force in Taraca Region
Telegraphic items report Captain Pershing's column defeating Moros in Taraca country on Mindanao's Lake Lanao east shore. Ten forts were captured with few American losses. Moros suffered heavy casualties and many prisoners. The sultan was among the Moros captured after a shell assault and a surrounding maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Captain Pershing
Taraca
Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Gultan
Pershing
Shaw
Gracie
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Yaquis Hold American Millionaire Captured for Ransom
Multimillionaire Martin Ericson is held by Yaqui Indians in Sonora Mexico after leaving Mexico City for land concessions his captors demand 500000. Mexican and American forces pursue with possible border aid as a regiment is sent from the north and south to rescue him. In Wardell Missouri a preacher and constable were killed during a sect driven lynching at the home of W J Mooneyhan and Mary Frill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coil
Martin Ericson
Sonora
Mexico
Cal
Ericson
Mexico City
Sovora
Col
Lorenzo Torez
Kosterlitski
Farge
Son Ia
le Ig
Wardell
D. M. Masone
W. J. Mooneyhan
Mooneyhan
Wardella
Malone
Mary Frill
Ramsey Will Leaves Estate to Daughter and Grandchildren
The estate of Gov. Alexander Ramsey of St Paul valued at about $225,000 will pass to his daughter Mrs. Marion R. Furness and her three children. Two bequests of 10,000 dollars each go to the Minnesota Historical Society and the State Relief Society. The will was filed for probate by Mrs. Furness, with Judge Bazilie setting May 25 for the probate hearing. The daughter receives the homestead and half the rent. the children receive the remaining share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Ramsey
Minnesota Historical Society
State Relief Society
Alexander Ramsey
St Paul
Marion R. Furness
Furness
Bazilie
Lowell strike leaves hundreds of houses empty in mass
The Lowell cotton mill strike paralyzes business, drives population decline, and halts loans as banks withdraw to cover depositor withdrawals. Wages loss nears 600000 while many homes sit vacant and leases flood the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Boundary dispute stance and Salvadorean ultimatum cited
The article reports on the Alaska boundary dispute with Russia informing the British King of its treaty interpretation that ten marine leagues from the sea was the minimum distance. It notes diplomatic exchanges affecting the American claim and mentions an ultimatum to Salvador over a $500,000 damages award and ongoing arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Salvador
Washington
Rtussia
Salvador Improvement Company of
San Francisco
Merry
Hay
Dismissal Over New Revelations At St Matthew Lutheran
A pastor at St Matthew Lutheran Church Columbus Ohio was dismissed by his congregation after he preached new biblical revelations claiming baptism of the Holy Ghost and faith curing diseases. He testified curing his throat trouble before it returned during a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthe Lutheran Church
Columbus
Ohio
Chemini
Frost Hurts Crops Across Regions With Cold Week
A weather bureau crop report notes unusually cool conditions caused heavy frosts and freezes that damaged early corn in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and the South. Wheat shows mixed results with some improvement in places and droughts in others while oats and fruits suffer widespread injury and planting is delayed in several states.
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Osio
Weather Bureau
Save
Missouri
Kanzes
Ddahaan
Lesns
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Miswatri
Lake
Miasissippi
Ghio Valley
Iliiers
Indiana
Obin
Wisconsin
Mhursday
Cere
Sete
North Dakota
South Dakota
Economic and industrial notes from a distant era
A garbled summary describes cotton usage, a Munich experiment, cattle wealth decline in the Western plains, and exporters pressuring European markets. It notes Argentina corn harvests, wheat and flax prospects, tinseed output, a large German steel works capitalization, a Hudson River dam of granite 1800 feet long and 16 feet high, and sea steel tubes feeding turbines with 25 000 horsepower generators, costing two dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raun
University of
Berarsburg
Munich
Nurenburg
Western
Argentiaa
Aktapy
Firmatia Steel Works
Germany
Spier Park
Hudson River
Trade conditions loosen, but steel and dry goods face limits
A wide survey notes brisk retailing for seasonal goods in New York yet robberies in dry goods and cautious cash discounts temper trade. Iron and steel demand remains robust, building materials stay steady, and lake traffic signals continued activity. Weather shifts and rail earnings influence markets as western conditions vary and wheat prospects hold strong for a record crop.
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New York
Fom
R. G. Duniols
Review of Trade
Connellsville
Bessemer
Gellers
Chicago
Voix
Great Lakes
Southwest
Northwest
Market notes with mixed grain and livestock prices
The report lists futures style price ranges for cattle sheep and wheat across regional markets including Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. Prices cover No 2 grades and various categories with cattle $3.50 to $5.40 and wheat around 80c to 80c plus. butter and pork prices noted as well.
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Walter
Indianapolis
Detroit
Cork
Hays
New York
Record of the Week Fire and crime Across Indiana
Fire set by a nine year old in Logansport destroys a stable and injures horses while other arson attempts in Champaign and South Bend are noted. Indiana Traction lines sold for 800000 link Peru to Wabash and Logansport, aiding a Chicago bound route. A farmer's wife drowns herself, two young boys die in a Martinaville barn fire, and gold coins are found during excavation in Ful a. A Rich Valley post office burglary is reported as a professional job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Craven
Royal Center
Loganaport
Champaign
Ill
South Bend
Logansport
Murdock
Oskaman
Mronadway
Thia
O'Donnell
Indiana Traction Linen
Theodore Henton
Claude Shipley
Martinaville
Uien
Proposals and incidents span Indiana towns in scattered notes
The itemized notes report on plans for a new moon hotel in Lebanga and a juvenile court in Evansville, while Frankfort and Marion advance street and rink projects. A drowning near Delphi, a fatal train accident near Terre Haute, frosts causing crop damage in Cass County, and a mysterious farm tragedy near Kokomo are included alongside legal notices and local examinations in Terre Haute and Laporte.
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Lebanga
New Moon
Kokomo Haa
Evansville
Berre Waute Groceri Koods
Frankfort
Columbus Iotel
An. Sutowe- Vile
Fred Thompson
Tippecace
Delphi
John R. Page
Anderson
Marion
Ile
Terre Han
Parmera
Cass County
John Mulcahy
Big Four
Fantanet
Indieng Supreme Court
Mel Kelly
Nichard ©. Davis
Terre Uaute
Highland Steel Mill
John Peters
Koko ‘Mo
Francis Sutton
Sutton
Mize Btella Mabel Peters
Peters
Ute Woody
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Gloucester Mass
Andrew Leighton
Gioriana
Canso
N. S
George Stoddart
Whale Point
Canso Harbor
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Ind
Planera
Colon
Zeylaya
Chinene
McWade
Kwangsi
Christian Herald of New York
State Department
China
Howze
Hubert J. Howze
Philippines
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Judge Advocate General
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Berlin
Novi- Bazar
Wosina
Willis Sewell
Department of Justice
Porto
Maza Mesico
George J. Benz
St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Wabash Railroad Company
West Virginia
Blair
Charles Reed
Wertz Transfer Company
Frankton
Ueno
Institutional Methodist Church
Dearthen Street
Upper
Sandusky
4Shia
P. Cofflett
Bob Bryant
Will Morris
W. OE. Legg
Yagoo Bridge
Haynes Bluff
Mias
Bryant
Morris
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Grand Trunk
Virginia Laurenson
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Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad
Don & Co
Ater
Canada
Hayti
William Pickens
Little Rock
Atk
Fale
Huayti
Pickens
Yale University
Phineas Ballard
Charlotte
Mich
Dyer
Italin
Mr. Bowen
Venezuela
Ilague Tribunal For Arbitration
Philippine Commission
Constabulary
Mr. Garnegie
Montreal
Andrew Carnegie
John H. Costello
Buffalo
N.Y
Costello
Petacna Wer the Red
Keverke Alt
Wen
Kronstadt
St. Petersburg
New York, New Haven and Hartford
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Conn
Sharon
Attck
Ferdinand Walser
Mias Agatha Reilin
Lorain
Ohlo
Rus Pivian
Beara
Louise
Saxony
Salzburg
M. Giron
Opera House
Kearney
Neb
John Crocker
Virginia
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Dominion Uner
Hamilton
Ateric
Father Walser
Freather Walser
Agatha Reichlin
Arait
Luigi Arditi
London
H.C. Frick
J. W. Gates
South MaAlester
Enat
TE. C. Brick
Pitsburg
John W. Gates
Prick-Gates
Einson
Germantown
Negro Desperado
Henry Farrell
Smithton
Ark
Grizzle
Rave
Cincinnati
Dayton
Reed
Farosimere
Deadwend
Mattison
S. D
John G
Thor Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Texas
Lineburger
Bristol
W. C. Lineburger
Veland
Rover Cleveland
Frien
Lixhowe
Princeton
N. 1
Cie
Democratic Party
Enouh
Diesdala J. Hurst
Wash- Like
Giorlana
Gloucester
Masa
Thrum Cape
Provinc
Walter Boyd
Pigeon
Chua
Thronp
Mary Chubby
Merchants’ State Bank
Freeman
8. D
Rob Bare
Fair Shane
Bos
Peru
Wabash
Millard Lawrence
Meging Cenar
Henry Cook
Ed Gangwer
Rannell
Fula
California
Rich Valley
Laporte
C. @. Burnham
Max
Sarah Wilkinson
Whikinson
Aoon
St- Lonia
Buyrnham
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