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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1901

Page

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Geronimo Surrenders as Rebels Grow Disheartened in Luzon

General Geronimo surrenders with six officers forty six men and fifty rifles to Colonel J Milton Thompson at San Mateo after learning of Aguinaldo's capture. Cailles sends an emissary to General Bates who demands unconditional surrender. Five natives hanged at Ft Malate for murder of Archibald Wilson. Twelve thousand Filipinos take oath of allegiance at San Vicente.

Manila Aguinaldo Geronimo Morong Luzon J. Milton Thompson San Mateo Cailles Bates Aginaldo Ft. Malate Archibald Wilson United States San Vicente Llocos Province

Filipinos to America as War News Reveals

Senor Lopez cables Aguinaldo and Mabini asking to be sent to America with Mabini to speak on Filipino attitudes toward American sovereignty. He urges an authoritative Filipino voice and says truth and justice support the move.

Boston March of Senor Sixto Topez Aguinaldo Mabini MacArthur Manila America Care Guam Aginaldo Senor Lopez

Committee Destroys Large Amount of Counterfeit Money

The secret service bureau reported that a committee tasked with destroying counterfeit money and related apparatus has disposed of 784,906 in 5 2 645ous notes and 45,647 in coins. Details from Washington dated March 30 describe the extensive clearance of spurious currency and equipment.

Washington Secret Service Bureau Treasury

Destruction of Brockway raid notes and Johnson brothers

The Brockway raid destroyed some $760,000 in Lincoln head $500 notes and Canadian $100 notes, with plates. monies and plates held by secret service to pursue indictments against Dr. Bradford who died in prison. About $14,000 of Johnson brothers $2 notes with plates were destroyed. the Detroit counterfeiters had operated for eight years until 1808.

Brockway Secret Service Bradford Johnson Brothers Detroit Run To Earth

Farm in Doubt Over Lost Half Section Sale

The owner Henry Vandyke of a eighty acre farm in Franklin township suspects a sale occurred without payment of value. He traded for patent rights unsure of the model, and he travels to Columbus to meet a purchaser to resolve the matter amid assertions a new patent is on its way.

Winamac Ind Henry Vandyke Franklin Township Stulman Valparaiso Vandyke Ohio Indiana Washington Columbus

Logan Arrives in San Francisco From Manila and Nagasaki

The transport Logan reached San Francisco on March 30 after twenty five days from Manila and nineteen days from Nagasaki. It carried the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Infantry and eighty civilian passengers. General Young and his staff were aboard to relieve General Shafter as division commander who retires. No deaths occurred during the voyage and no bodies were brought from the Philippines.

San Francisco United States Logan Manila Nagasaki General Young General Shafter Philippines

Japan plans stronger relief force for Chinese province

Tokio reports a proposed relief of Japanese troops in Yechili by a force 50 percent larger. Relief of Seoul troops, usually in May, will occur immediately. Three headquarters officers will go to Corea as arsenal activity continues, signaling a stronger Japanese policy.

Tokio Y’e-Chi-Li Seoul Corea Japan

Wages Raised in Youngstown District 10 Cents a Day

Blast furnace operators in this district granted a 10 cent daily wage advance to take effect in April. Workers demand 20 cents and threaten a midnight Sunday strike if not granted. The move surprised laborers who expect quick meetings to decide next steps. Editors Bautzer and Harris of Clayton to fight a duel. Congressman Vespasian Warner warns of terror in Cuba after U S troops withdrawal.

Youngstown Bautzer and Harris Clayton, Mo Vespasian Warner Cuba United States

Songful sufferer seeks cure for tired body and stomach woes

A woman grown fatigued from overwork complains of headaches back pain and a drained spirit. The text attributes illness to stomach and liver disturbance and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the remedy to cleanse the blood strengthen digestion and restore health.

Dr. Pierce

Farmer Kills Daughters then Dies in Insanity Tragedy

Fmll Segerlin a well to do farmer eight miles NW of town killed his three children Della 7 Lilly 5 and then killed himself at about 1 pm in a barn. Esther 9 who went to call him was stabbed while attempting to intervene. Segerlin had been treated for insanity years earlier and is said to have been insane at the time of the crime.

Fyewil's Lake N. D Segerlin Della Lilly Esther Emil Segerlin New York Maurice Barrymore Bellevue John Barrymore Barclay Blue East Indies

Debenture Proceedings and Public Notices Across Cities

Bankruptcy adjourned for Duke of Manchester to May 10 as Zimmerman’s inquiry looms. Col A. K. McClure resigns from Philadelphia Times after 55 years in editorial leadership. Steel interests seek more Lake Superior iron mines with Morgan aid. Citizens Building and Loan wind up after a $74,754.92 liability. Postage stamp books yield $33,672 profit in eleven months. Augusta hotel fire costs $15,000. no injuries. British central Africa eyed as future sugar producer per Coburg report. Kentucky whisky prices rise—largest jump 35 cents. Lakeside Electric Railway gets franchise. work to begin by April 15. Conlin jailed four years for post office theft. Indian army to be expanded per Viceroy Curzon.

Wanted Men Caught in Robberies Across States

Omaha identifies John R. Hall as Prentice Tiller, linked to a string of post office robberies with accomplice Grant Fisher, arrested in Hastings Nebraska. They targeted mailboxes from Cincinnati to Toledo, cashing checks and stealing drafts, with multiple city connections and a large reward. Grant is held in Hastings for a $500 Cincinnati post office draft theft. Hall/Tiller faces national arrest warrants.

Omaha John R. Hall Charater Prentice Tiller Fisher Hastings Neb Grant Halt Cincinnati Tiller Hall Donahue Postoffice Humes Ek. Prentice Tiller Wisher H. G. Grant Turner-Locker Company Langdon & Co Fot Wayne Fort Wayne Ind Richmond Turner-Locker Co Newport Leak Wine Company Toledo Turner- Looker Pattison Piqua

Will urge equal suffrage in Iowa legislature campaign

The Iowa Equal Suffrage association plans active participation in the push for a new legislature. It will not overlook any effort to defeat members of the current general assembly.

Anl RPO Eral Evelyn Belden Sioux City Des Moines Iowa Equal Suffrage Association

Miners avoid strike as leaders back conservative path

In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania March 30 the United Mine Workers executive committee in the three anthracite districts decided miners will stay at work. President Mitchell urged conservative action after talks with operators seeking joint conferences, calling a strike unnecessary. Local business cheers the peaceful settlement and the Tarleton priest praises the outcome.

Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers Hagleton Mitchell Cthooh New York

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