Plan to capture Aguinaldo by disguise unfolds in Luzon
General Funston leads a mixed force of four American officers and native troops in a bold ruse to seize Aguinaldo. The plan requires loyal Filipino auxiliaries to pose as insurgents and deliver the captive leader to Manila. Major Garcia surrenders to American forces in Malabon, while other rebels threaten Rosario and Trias.
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General Funston
Aguinaldo
Phiippines
United States
Luzon
Isabella Province
MacArthur
Funston
Isabella
Will
East Coat
Brough
Manila
Funstos
Garcia
Trias
Sn Francisco de Malabon
Rosario
Parenu
Tras
Tornado devastates Birmingham with 25 dead
Special to Evening Journal Birmingham reports a terrible tornado in the southwest portion of the city causing hundreds of homes destroyed and over 1 000 injured. By afternoon the death toll rose to twenty five as damage worsened with seven killed in the Lrondale business district. In Pennsylvania a Klondyke mine explosion killed nine men and left many fatally wounded near Connellsville. Mrs. W H Riley returns from Gainesville after spending winter with sister and recalling two frosts this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Birmingham
Ala
Lrondale
Connellsville
Klondyke Coal Fields
W.H Riley
East Madison Street
Gainesville
Florida
Old Rockford Resident Dies in Rockford Illinois
Thomas Jefferson Rudd a fifty one year Rockford resident died at his daughter's home in West State street age 90 he was active in local affairs and helped organize the Republican party in Illinois. He was well known in the community and died March 22.
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Rockford, Uls
Thomas Jefferson Rudd
Rockford
Sarah McElwain
West State Street
Ilinois
Collector Linville Ends Life at Union Trust Bank
Charles Linville a longtime collector at Union Trust and Banking Co 133 Dearborn street Chicago shot himself at his desk yesterday after 9 am while counting money. He died at the scene with a bullet wound to the head. Linville 33 lived at 527 Western avenue and leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicags
Charles Linville
Union ‘Trust
Banking Company
Dearborn Street
Linville
Union Trust Company
Western Avenue
Tinville
Cass
Ice gorge floods Portland Michigan water works hit
A massive ice gorge on the Grand River near Portland flooded Water Street driving residents to safety. Mrs Mary Marcy and E L Watson were rescued by boat as daylight brought moving crews to evacuate families to higher ground. Damaging water rose to cellars along the main street and the electric light plant dam could fail if the gorge breaks, risking over 5000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mich
Water Street
Mary Marcy
E. L. aWtson
Election bill passes Maryland senate and moves to governor
Annapolis Md March 21 The new election bill aimed at disfranchising about 50 000 illiterate voters passed the Maryland senate shortly after midday It was sent to the house where amendments were concurred in and the bill awaits the governor’s signature American Bridge Co starge Contract New York March 28 The American Bridge Company announced it closed a large foreign contract over 20 000 tons for the Guayaquil and Quito railroad in Ecuador through the Ecuadorian association limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
House
New York
American Bridge Company
The
Ecuadorian Association, Limited
Guayaquil and
Quito
Reusdor
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Helme
Adrian
Thomas Navin
Republican City Committee
Navin
Collision in Flushing roadstead sinks fourteen aboard
In Flushing roadstead on Wednesday night the German-Australian Steamship Chemnitz and the British steamer Tay collided. The fire officer and two seamen of the Tay were rescued while fourteen people, including two sailors wives, perished as the Tay sought shelter from a storm. The Chemnitz had sailed from Sydney for Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Seamer Chemnitz
German-Australian Steamship Company
Tay
Flushing Roadstead
The
Sydney
Australia
Hamburg
Europe Seeking Gold and American Capitalley backs loans
A London dispatch reports Britain and Germany seeking funds from Moyland, with American bankers expected to participate in €50,000,000 loans. News notes strong American financial faith, gold shipments from New York, and tensions over foreign investment and competition. Also covered are Japanese naval movements around Korea and a violent incident involving Major Mulford in Japan, with damages sought from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of Moyland
Berlin
New York
America
Europe
England
Korea dismisses Customs Chief McTeary Brown in Seoul
Advices from Seoul report the Korean government removing McTeary Brown from his post as director general of Korean customs. London notes this as a negative sign in Russo-British tensions. The Times cites a plan to submit the Tientsin railway sidings dispute to arbitration by Count Waldersee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seoul
McTeary Brown
Great Britain
London
McLeavy Brown
Russia
Cheniulpo
Brown
Fu-San
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
M. Pavloff
Korea
the Times
Count Samadorff
Tien Tsin
Count von Waldersee
May Quarantine Salisbury Officers Report Smallpox Cases
The state board of health may seek a quarantine at Salisbury in SupPGamon county as several smallpox cases are reported. Dr. Baker from Jacksonville confirms the disease in Salisbury despite Dr Halbert’s denial. Officials anticipate spring will curb the epidemic as germs do not persist in fresh air.
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Doctor Fierce
Ma Sapp
Jamestown, Guilford Co
N.C
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Tinker
Springfield
Supgamon County
State Board of Health
Salisbury
E. 8. Baker
Jacksonville
W. A. Halbert
Baker
Halbert
J. A. Fean
Americans Attacked in Kioto on Voyage Home
News from Victoria reports Major H. B. Mulford of the Nineteenth Infantry and his wife were attacked by a mob in Kioto, Japan, while returning to the United States from Manila. The Kinshin Maru brought details to Vancouver Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeto
Nara
Mulford
Kobe
United States
Lyons
Victoria
B. C
Yokohama
H. B. Mulford
Nineteenth Infantry
Kioto
Japan
Manila
Mulfords
Liberal Cabinet Faces Chilean Crisis and Resigns
A Chilean Liberal cabinet failed to win Liberal majority support in the chamber of deputies, prompting a resignation after a resolution declared the cabinet did not reflect the majority's political tendencies. Other items note Detroit mayoral salary bill passage, a fatal fire near Seymour Iowa, Philippine post offices listed, Brown County creamery formation, a lawsuit over stock sale commissions, and a marriage encouragement bill in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chile
Eurry
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Russian Cossacks Clash With Workmen in St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg describe a violent confrontation as 500 Oburower Metal works workers clashed with 800 Cossacks on Nevsky Prospect. Casualty counts were not released, amid broader student grievances and threats of military deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Obuerower
Nevyskoi Prospekt
Daily Express
Narva Gate
Bjornson Angers Parisians With China Remark
Paris reacts to Bjornson who called the French the Chinese of Europe. He defended himself citing Arnold Böcklin Isben and Gombette as European art figures in a broadening French view. The piece notes attendance at a lecture by Benet Maury in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Germany
Europe
Bjornsen
Arnold Bocklin
France
Isben
Perneh Theatre
Gumbetta
Gumbetta Because He Wished To Widen the Horizon of Its Fellow Men.” Benet Maury
Paria University Protestant Theological Schools
United States
National Academy of Mortal Sciences
Chautauqua
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John Newton
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Admire
Twenty-second — Infantry
Mtchell
Fortieth Volunteers
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Vicksburg
Albany
Baler
Aguinalde
Kansas
Negros
Bacolod
Negros, P. L
Philippine Commission
Island of
Otis
Des Moines
State Executive Council
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Great Western
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Union Pacific
Omaha and St. Louis
Havana
Cuba
Director of Posts
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Kenosha Harbor
Kenosha
Wis
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Rudolph Klos
Santa Fe
N. M
Otero
Washington
Martes
Alabama
Pennsylvania
EM. Whig
Ainsworth
City
Old Rockford
Fort Worth
Tex
J. M. Cooper
North Carolina
Warrick
Texas
Clinton
Urs
Wapella Bank
Bridgeport
Ohio
Yorkville
Ill
J. Forrest Marston
Owensville
Ind
United States District Court
Chester
Marston
Red Cross Society
Knoxville
Tenn
Lucius Polk
Nashville
Hilongoi
Leyte
Philippine Islands
James K. Polk
Tennessee Volunteers
Daleville
C. TW. Forrest
Charles F. Diltz
Henry
Cromer
Forrest
Massillon
Collector
Luten Trust Company
American Bridge Co
Starge Contract
Wortte Pres
Admial Tsushima
Har
Nagasaki
Tsushima
Viscount Katsoura
Tokio
M’clevy Brown U
Waldersee
Hilneis
Coolies
Maj
Reaigr
Seymour, Ir
Alvin Colwell
Here
John Mackey
Colwell Place
Philippine PostoMeos
Cotterman
Philippine Postal Service
Post Office Department
Archipelago
Angeles
Anaril
Bacolon
Batangas
Cagayan
Calamba
Cabalogan
Cavite
Cabu
Dagupan
Totlo
Jolo
Laoag
Legaspi
Tareus
Nueva Caceres
San Pernando
de Pampanga
Brown County
Green Bay
Scott
New Franken
Greene
Marene Stine
James Shirley
William Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
West Virginia
Shirley
Arizona Territory
Mexico
Harrisburg
Toth
Faribault
Minn
A. N. Alberson
Czar
Cossac3
Sob
Dill Rater
Rime Peror Nicholas
Tsarskoe-Selo Palace
Feo
Genena Kouropatkine
Vo Mouravief
Justice
M. Siplagnine
Interior
Prince Vaneuisky
Coar
Lagoweski
Pohedenostaeff
Holy Synod
Leon Polstel
Tolstel
Lyanol
Ladoewski
Council of Ministers
Rossya
Kleff
Dragomiroff
Miejgels
Nevskei Prospekt
Asassin
Kapovich
M. Rogollepor
Anesian
Sehbloesselburg
Neva
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Hington
U.S
Cash and Exchange
Frank Stewart
J. M. Sproucs
Baird
Bailey
Ns. A
A. S. Hays
L. E. Latta
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Temple Building
OWA
H. Knecht
Harwood
South Side
Guive
Johnson
Bakery
Bie
Johnson's Bakery
J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Kear Alberson's Grocery
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Butterfield
Oransotore
Iowa
Marsh W. Bailey
Ofeior
Supcosiva
Hall Washington
Honeral
J. L. Brookhart
Opera House
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
W. E. Anderson
Klein's Clothing
EB. Oorpg
Ashington
Aibey
Uine
Vail
Allen
Frank Rovers
W. A. Stiles & Co
West Main St
Washington, la
Lila Whitmore
Beds and Sale
Hotel Alle
Bjornstjerne Woornson
Chrigegs
Tds Res Gnetion
Griges
New Jersey
Dill, Bomeister & Baldwin
New York City
Charles Marrow
District Court
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Sconf
M. Lombardo
Cenery
Lombardo
Kennobie
Flower Co
Oskaloosa
T. J. Dempsey
National Bank
W. KR. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
J. T. Anderson
Washington County
A. A. Wan
Blair
A. Waren
First National Bank
A. H. Wallace
Hieghki
Dd, Robinson
F. Hanjereon
F. E. Townsend
D. D
Columbian School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Dixon & Matthews
R. A. Riley
California
Puget Sound
Denver
Salt Lake City
Peseina
Colorado
Weron Pullman
O F. Haight
Emi City
Reget
Ide Sq
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