Quiet at Malolos as American troops rest in trenches
Manila dispatch reports General MacArthur's forces still at Malolos with quiet fronts to La General Santa and Lawton lines. Insurgent resistance appears waning. Spaniards predict continued guerrilla tactics until dry season. A Filipino congress member hints two thousand soldiers ready to surrender if led by officers.
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Manila
MacArthur
Malolos
Santa
Pio del Pilar
Aguinaldo
United States
Philippines
Filipino Congress
Calcoocan
Filipino Agent Dismisses Malolos Capture in Interview
Agoncillo says the Malolos capture is not decisive and Manila plans to move to San Fernando. The Filipinos would burn Malolos to draw Americans inland, and rain and fever could aid their defense. Otis is blamed for hostilities and prisoners say insurgents refused to obey generals. A sense of peacetime pressure grows as Aguinaldo faces potential terms of peace.
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Paris
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Malolos
San Fernando
Otis
Spain
New York
James Creelman
Manila
Aguinaldna
Suicide by self harm shocks Charleston oil merchant
Samuel Wertheim an New York oil merchant killed himself in G M Politzer office after announcing insanity. He and his nephew visited the city on Saturday then Wertheim attacked himself with a paper weight and broke glass, dying en route to the hospital.
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Charleston
Samuel Wertheim
New York
G. M. Politzer
Politzer
Wertheim
Gus
Indiana Man Seeks Writ of Habeas Corpus in Ohio
Walter M. Rife of near Peoria Indiana files a writ against Cincinnati workhouse superintendent Rueherwein alleging unlawful detention after arrest for selling country products without a license. Judge Thompson orders the writ issued with appearance in court to settle. Rife’s friends claim interstate commerce authority rests with Congress and hope for damages.
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Cincinnati, O
Walter M. Rife
Peoria
Ind
Kueberwein
Rife
Cincinnati
Schwab
Thompson
Rueherwein
Indiana
Congress
Mrs Sadie Rings Convicted In Dynamite Attack
In Carthage Illinois on April 3, Mrs Sadie Rings was convicted of attempting to blow up the Augusta residence of 655 3 Kelley on December 1 1898. An explosion damaged the house. Kelley and her son escaped unharmed. Evidence tied Rings to the crime through tracks from the Kelley home to Rings home and recovered dynamite fulminating caps and fuse. Rings had been involved with Dr J P Ellis and was jealous of Kelley over alleged attentions from Ellis.
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Carthage
Ills
Sadie Rings
Kelley
Augusta
Little Son
Rings
Canal work dries Joliet to aid Jefferson locks
At midnight Superintendent McDonald and a freed man drained the Illinois and Michigan canal between Joliet and Channahon to aid drainage contractors working at Jefferson street locks. Water backs receded, powering pumps unable to keep pace. navigation expected to resume April 10.
Judge Silas A. Pinney Dies at 65 in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin April 3 Judge Silas A Pinney died Saturday evening aged 65 He retired from the Wisconsin Supreme Court six months ago after almost seven years service He was a prominent Democrat and former mayor and ex member of the legislature.
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Madison
Wis
Silas A. Pinney
Wisconsin Supreme Bench
Port eovan Arrives With Indiana Regiment in Savannah
The tan Port eovan arrives from Havana in Savannah on April 3 with the One Hundred and Sixteenth Indiana regiment aboard. Colonel Durbin asks for the regiment to be mustered out in Savannah and the request will be granted.
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Richmond
Ind
Knight Templars of
Indiana
Savannah
Havana
S.x.y First Indiana
Durbin
Germans Eye Samoa Policy as Britain Pressures
Berlin reports show a split German press about Samoa politics with agrarian and nationalist papers blaming Baron von Buelow and denouncing U S influence while Kreuz Zeitung cites Britain as the main obstacle. Washington notes Admiral Kautz reports rebels killed an American guard as German forces issue incendiary proclamations amid joint British and American actions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Baron von Buelow
United States
Washington
Antiolalistic Deutsch Zeitung
von Buelow
Marschall ‘von Bieberstein
Kreug Zeitung
Great Britain
Germany
Samoa
Epresses
Secretary of the Navy
Kautz
Newevelle
S. W
Mataafa
Holloway
German Editor Sees Motives Behind American British Actions
German editorials express distrust of Great Britain and the United States and warn of possible war if anti German sentiment in the US grows unchecked. Cologne Volkszeitung notes American talk of conflict, while Ambassador White says both governments seek amicable settlement in Samoa. London reports on the Samoan blaze.
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John Ball
Kreuz Zeitung
Ireland
Armany
Samoa
Kreuz Zeitune
Germany
England
Samea
Tageblatt
Great Britain
United States
Grevesmuhl
Falke
the Gazette
Chambers
Great Briain
Cologne
Ambassador White
Associated Press
Courist Society
Dantse
Gandu
Lake Tehad
Kane and
Kokoto
London
Farce claims stain Marion Tyler lynching probe
Scottsburg Indiana reports the grand jury finished the Marion Tyler lynching inquiry with six sealed indictments. locals call the probe a huge farce, suspects blame mob leaders and missing witnesses, and expect arrests before a federal suit in Indianapolis next month. The piece also covers Chicago fundraising for the University of Chicago and Joliet prison visits and wage hikes, plus a California murder verdict.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Grand
Marion Tyler
Grand Jury
Gobin
Indianapoli
Tyler
Laura Terrell
Benjamin Garriott
Addiston Pipe Foundry Shuts Down 300 Employees
The Addiston Pipe foundry in Cincinnati closed Saturday, laying off 300 workers. A pope’s leg wound from a previous tumor treatment nearly healed. Noah Raby, at Piscataway N J, claims his 127th birthday after celebrating in the poor house Saturday. Two thousand miners near Birmingham Alabama left iron and coal mines to protest grievances. Burglars robbed Richland Center Pa post office of stamps and money orders worth about $60. Total U S mint coinage for March reached 14 572073 with 12 176 715 silver 2 246 556 gold and 48 801 minor coins.
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Addiston Pipe Foundry
Cincinnati
Pope
Noah Raby
Piscataway
N. J
Birmingham
Ala
Richland Center
Chicago Markets Report April 3 1890
Chicago market notes show receipts in cattle and Hog prices with steady closes. Cattle receipts reach 14 500 and hogs show strength to higher with overall steady tone in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Hoas
Jury Acquits Mia Sharp in Oconto Acid Attack Case
The jury found Mia Rose A. Sharp not guilty in the acid attack on attorney Lynch, ending a lengthy trial in Fond du Lac. Lynch, blinded for life, testified that a bottle of carbenic acid shattered on his face on December 2, with Sharp alleged to have acted from jealous love. Defense cited alibi and lack of motive.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Mia
Rose A. Sharp
Bragg
Mrs. Sharp
Miners Force Quit Work in Ishpeming Strike
Nearly 1,000 miners march to the mines at noon and compel non unionists except Cliffs shafts to lay down tools. Scandinavians and Finns oppose the strike while Cornish unionists press for turnout. Authorities fear trouble as non unionists fear retaliation. many sign the organization’s fall and await widespread union enlistment.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Winthrop
Governor Poynter vetoes Nebraska war bill over phrasing
Governor Poynter vetoed a Senate bill commending the First Nebraska regiment in the Philippines due to language claiming it defends principles of government and adds glory to the flag. The Senate passed it, but the House failed to reach a three fifths majority to override.
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Lincoln
Neb
Poynter
Senate
Philippines
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Seville
Rosco Malriott
Joel Danner
Houghton
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Caton
Spectator
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University of Chicago
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Joliet
Joliet, Ill
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Meerste LY
Royal Baking Powder
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Johnston
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Onrrice
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Orrick
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Lowa
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City Hall
Lown
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Lyes
Klein
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Omece
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H. Sanford
Peed and Sale Stable
T. J. Dempsey
Side Square
Washington, Iowa
J H Young
W. R. Jeffrey
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J. T. Anderson
Washington County
Yings Bank
Don
C. J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
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W. E. Anderson, M. D
Klein's Coothing
Candy Kitchen
Schneider
Ra, Riley
East Side
Squars
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A. A. Wallace
Joseph Keck
C. H. Keck
L.D. Robinson
Frank Stewart
J. Ff. Henderson
W. H. Butterfield
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