Philippine Forces Fight Near Malolos as Rebels Arm for Defense
General MacArthur reconnoitered with the Montana regiment and cavalry north of Malolos, finding about a thousand rebels armed with Mauser rifles preparing to defend. Two Montana soldiers were wounded in exchange of fire but no engagement occurred.
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McArthur
Montana
Fourth Cavalry
Malolos
Havana
Cuban Military Assembly
Brooke
United States Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Schurman
Commission
Charles Denby
China
Philippine Commission Proclaims US Aims to Help Filipinos
Manila reports the Philippine commission issues a proclamation to natives outlining United States goals of liberty home rule and peace. It asserts US readiness to use its forces to maintain supremacy while inviting native leaders to discuss government forms and seeking public advice to shape policy.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
United States
Commission
America
Philippine
Vanderbilts Wedding Gifts Highlight Wealth at Oelrichs Home
At the April 4 ceremony in New York, Virginia Pair wed William K. Vanderbilt Jr. Gifts included gold dishes, a gold writing set, a diamond stomacher, a rose basket, and a $10 million securities gift from the groom’s father. The event, with lavish towers and music, followed by a wedding breakfast before traveling to Scheour on Long Island.
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New York
Hermann Oelrichs
Virginia
Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Hermann Oevelrichs
Hermann Oviriehs
H. McK. Twombly
Clarence H. Mackay
Wm. C. Whitney
H. da Young
George Crocker
John W. Mackay
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Olthers
Father Murphy
Doble Ferry
Scheour, Vandebilt
Long Island
Warren Leland Dies After Fire Loss at Windsor Hotel
Warren F. Leland, Windsor hotel proprietor, died at Hotel Grenoble after an appendicitis operation. He had overseen the Windsor’s destruction by fire on March 17 and suffered from grief over his wife and daughter’s deaths in the blaze. His son Charles Leland of Chicago aided his care as physicians and nurses attended him.
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New York
Warren F. Leland
Windsor Hotel
Grenoble
Leland
Leand
Mr. Leland
Charles Leland
Chicago
Charles E. Leland
Mount Clemens
Mich
Crawfordsville
Ind
James R. Bryant
Factional Fight in Party Destroys Mayors Bid Across Cities
Reports from Cleveland Green Bay Des Moines Jonesboro Beloit and Washington detail political strife and social tensions. The Cleveland mayoral defeat traced to party factionalism after the Columbus episode. Separately Ida Mabel Seymour wins divorce from Charles Rothe amid desertion. Des Moines ministerial group opposes a new army post over morals. Marion veterans face pension payout rules to wives. Beloit woman injured in horse accident. Petersburg high school boys boycott seating Bertha Carter a Black girl at graduation.
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Green Bay
Wis
Pastines
Charles W. Rothe
Frank BR. Seymour
Green Bay and Western Railroad
Ida Mabel Seymour
Harrison Wins Chicago Mayoral Election by Plurality
Carter Harrison re-elected mayor of Chicago with 146,914 votes to 107,304 for Carter and 45,401 for Altgeld. Republicans win most aldermen, 14 to 9, with Democrats retaining a working city council majority. Ward results show shifting votes and strong Republican losses in key wards. In nearby Toledo, Mayor Jones leads by 13,200, with Democrats winning a police commissioner and prosecutor posts.
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Carter I. Harrison
Zina R. Carter
Twopublicaan
John P. Altgeld
Harrison
Sears
Harlan
Jone
Toledo
Jones
Frentfal
Springfield
Loren E. Wheler
John M. Striffler
Peoria
Joliet
Rock Island
Wm. McConochie
Mattoon
R. R. Mitchell
Coles County
Non Partisan Wins in Milwaukee and Returns Across Wisconsin
Milwaukee returns show Eugene 8 Elliott and Daniel H Johnson elected circuit court judges and John Ludwig elected superior court judge, all non partisan. Other cities report Democratic mayors, Democratic councils, or Republican majorities in races for mayor, council, and offices.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee County
Eugene 8. Elliott
Daniel H. Johnson
John
Ludwig
Superior Court
John B. Cassaday
State Supreme Court
Joshua Erie Dodge
Supreme Bench
Silas A. Pinney
Wisconsin
Eau Caire
David Douglas
Moers Cousins
Watertown
Grube
Democra
Racine
Elec M Tgins
Reblicans
Asesor
Madison
Oshkosh
J. H. Merrill
Janesville
Ricardson
Caitkat Steamer Upside Down Off Eureka Bar
The Caitkat with twenty passengers lies overturned on the Eureka bar as breakers crash around. The life-saving crew has gone to assist, while steamers from Eureka respond to the distress call.
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Eureka
Cal
Caitkat
Democrats Set Aug 16 Convention in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Democratic state convention on August 16 with a call urging all voters favoring economical constitutional government. Republicans fix August 2 for their convention, excluding Populists and free silver Republicans from Democratic plans and signaling a Chicago platform endorsement.
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Des Moines
Hancock
Chicago
Five Inch April Snow Grips St Louis First Since 1836
Storm blankets St Louis with five inches of April snow marking the first February style burst since 1836. The Florida legislature is in session with a senator to elect and Alaska miners face famine while relief measures are ordered. Mrs Annie George stands trial at Canton Ohio for the assassination of George D Saxton McKinley’s brother. An unknown man found unconscious on the Adams street bridge in Chicago later died at the county hospital.
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St. Louis
Florida
Alaska
Annie George
Canton
George DD
Saxton
McKinley
Adams Street
Chicago
Son in law claim denied in Joseph Marck estate case
A court rejected claims by the son in law regarding the Joseph Marck estate, ruling the allegations untenable. The decision narrows heirs and clarifies asset distribution under applicable probate law.
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Joseph Marck
Probate court handles Marek and Trachofsky estates
In district court yesterday complex probate matters were heard. The Marek estate faced a rejected claim for 864 by a son-in-law. the final report was approved. The Trachofsky case involved property from a missing farmer with witness Gerot and written statement due May 4. Other estates included Taylor and Ott with sale and will proof set for April 8. Public notices and a church lecture followed, with entertainment headlines about Olivette at Graham and a Merrie Bell Opera company lineup announced.
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Joseph Marek
Marek
Wm. Clark
C. Patterson
H. M. Bicher
Frank Trachofaky
Missis. Spot
Montpelier
Frank Gerot
Trachofsy
Brown
Trachofsky
Gerot
S. W. Brookhart
J. Wilson
HM. Richer
H. M. Hicher
Jurge Dewey
A J. Dawson
Margaret J. Taylor
Wm D Taylor
S W. Hrookhart
Associate Presbyterian Church of North America
Q. J. Wilson
Guardian
Sile
Wm. Ott
Merrie Bell Opera Co. Ticket Box Office Notice
All signees on the guarantee list for the Merrie Bell Opera Co. should call the box office to obtain tickets. Advance sales are strong and indicate a good house. Also advertised are pretty fancy braid sailors for school children at 25 cents at Stewart and Lan Laing.
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Merrie Bell Opera Co
Stewart and Lan
Laing
Jet
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