Tragic Train Collision Outside Dort Huron Station
A head on wreck occurred as a westbound passenger tram collided with an eastbound train at Dort Huron station. Several injured include Espinosi Mahan and Stipley Witte, with Perry Burris and others bruised. Transport officials report one fatality is possible, while the investigation continues into the failure to stop.
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Juilay
Csbet
Grand ‘Trunk
Falroad
Dort Huron
Faun Banks
Tadward Rea
Lennon
Tom Stewart
Langing
Much
Podbanks
Espinosi Mahan
Burris
Lapeer
Tebe Batt
T Titi
Toigken
Stipley Witte
Englesh
Ptrathoy
Brated
Battle at Manila bloodshed rises as Otis faces losses
Reported clash near Manila shows heavy casualties with 175 dead and wounded. U S forces, including Nebraska, Montana, and North Dakota outposts, resist Filipino assaults at Culvocan, Gagalangin, and Santo Apra while awaiting reinforcements. General Ons directs efforts to pacify natives and maintain occupation amid tense talks with Washington and Madrid.
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Greely
Shen
Culvocan
Sata
Nebranka
Montana
North Dak
Gagalangin
Santo Apra
Pilipinos
American Troops Press Filipino Defenses in Manila Campaign
Washington reports outline a hard line as Aguinaldo faces a U S demand to recognize authority. Proclamations warn Filipinos of U S determination and measures to seize islands, with bombardments and ground advances near Malate and Cadiveran. American regiments drive villagers from Pace and Santa Mesa, halt resistance, and deploy reinforcements to expand operations toward Manila.
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California
Washington
Pace
Sante Mesa
Nebraska
Atpelt
Regerval
Karuris
Doheta
Manila
Gaete Oltas
James A Sexton Dead in Washington After Army Service
James A Sexton, Chicagoan and former Grand Army of the Republic leader, died Sunday morning at Garfield Hospital in Washington. He had traveled to Washington to accept a pen on the army investigation commission. Born in Chicago, he joined the army and served through the late 19th century, later rising to prominence in Chicago public life and GAR circles.
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Sexton
Chicago
Chicage
Presaeleiay
Usb Lowe
Oseara
Patel
Tempatey
Sheene
Otte
Ron Clana
Amiert
Lihnolg
Senate Ratifies Peace Treaty Ending War with Spain
The Paris peace pact was rushed through the United States Senate by a decisive majority of 63 to 27 in executive session. Supporters argued immediate ratification was needed to confront insurgents, deter international meddling, and project strength after Aguinaldo's attack at Manila.
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Spain
Manda
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Cles
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Cotta
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Puppre
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Agui
Aden
COROT
Exent
Money
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Vir Dantet
Male
Sion
Ar. Morgan
House
West Pont
Notable Figures and Aged Statesmen Highlight Senate Scene
The piece lists diverse individuals tied to public life including Chaplain Mil burn of the Senate, Gen Mares, Col Roosevelt, Senator West, Addison Clarris, Gen Ludlow, Senator Dubois, and John P Jones of Nevada. It notes Mil burn’s knowledge despite blindness, a Spanish War veteran in command, a Denver labor recruiter, and Jones facing widespread solicitations after being named the wealthiest in the Senate.
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Senate
Mares
Miller
ENS
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Reston
Soto
Matterhorn
Col
Roosevelt
Optesby
Mlinois
Mra
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Inber
Denver
Senator West
Bulthough
Addison Clarris
Austria
Xoud
Schulara Wee
Northwestern University
Gen Ludlow
Havana
FT Dubois
Idaho
Edna M Wahited
Dolan
Feture
Blachford
the &Ate
John P Jones
Nevada
Senate Debates Expansion and River and Harbor Bills
The House and Senate clash over expansion policy and military matters. Debate covers a Western Hemisphere stance, a veto threat on treaty terms, and a river and harbor bill moving toward passage with expenditure exceeding $20 million criticized by opponents.
President McKinley orders inquiry into Army scandal court martial possible
President McKinley decides to convene a court of inquiry to probe charges against General Silas and assess the army scandal. General Miles denies a newspaper interview, while officials prepare to hear testimony and determine if a court martial follows.
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McKinley
Miles
Washington
Gen
Silas
Mal
Connabalialties and Sudden Marriage Sparks Rumors
A Kansas City couple cites the blues as reason for a sudden marriage. Baron Rolf Zederatrom, age 28, vows to wed Madame Patti. The Jeffersonville squire, dead, held 9,000 ceremonies, while Miss Inuline Astor, daughter of William Waldorf Astor, is reported engaged to the Duke of Roxburgh. she is ten.
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Kansans
Rolf Zederatrom
Madame Patti
Squire
Jefersonville, Ind
Inuline Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Duke of
Roxburgh
Miss Astor
Terrible Weather Threatens Western Range Cattle Losses
John W Springer, president of the National Live Stock Association, reports advices from Montana, Wyoming, and Texas predicting heavy losses in vast herds of range cattle. Rangers note severe snow in the West, cattle roaming the plains, and scarce feed as livestock struggle against the storm.
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Herida
John W Springer
National Lave Stock Association
Montana
Wyoming
Ranger
West
Denver
War Volunteers Kept In Service If War Comes
Adjt. Gen. Corbin says volunteers could be retained under military necessity unless Congress acts. 17,000 U S soldiers in the region, 3,000 afloat, 4,000 under orders. Filipino forces about 20,000 but jungle terrain favors the insurgents. A War Department official notes volunteers would be easy to muster with higher pay. Roap Trust In Sight. New York promoters plan a huge soap company merger with 1,100,000,000 capital, 40,000,000 preferred stock, 50,000,000 common stock, seeking amalgamation of major U S factories.
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Orvice
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Corbin
Congress
United States
War Department
Philippines
Roap Trust
New York
Unites States
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