Plan for the Uprising Revealed in Aguinaldo Documents
Manila May 12 reports General Funston seized insurgent papers and Aguinaldo's Jan 9 1899 uprising plan. Bolomen to slay Americans in Manila with red hot iron and boiling water. women to assist, looting discouraged. Also notes on Mauser arms purchases and German charges, anti imperialist letters, and Pantaleon Garcia captured after fever.
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Associated Press
Manila
Funston
Smith
Pantaleon Garcia
Aguinaldo
Malolos
Buencamino
Hong Kong
Howard Bray
Spencer Pratt
Singapore
Japan
War Department
W. J. Bryan
Hoar
Junta
Jaen
Garcia
Lieutenant Day
Pedro Gonzales
Senor Gonzales
Day
Harper’s Weekly
Senor
Pantaleon
Caramata
Semendria Wins Grand Prix de Paris In Crowned Victory
The Grand Prix de Paris goes to Baron A. de Schickler's Semendria after a tight finish over Love Grass and Iago. Fifteen starters included notable figures such as L. Rieff riding and a parade of American and European spectators. The race lacked last year’s spectacle yet pleased the crowd with ideal conditions.
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Paris
Baron A. de Schickler
Gr. F. Semendria
M. Th. Carter
M. J. de Bromond
Sir Fef. Cassett
L. Relff
M. Loubet
Ted” Sloan
L. Rieff
Bonarisa
la Moriniere
Semendria
Rieff
Love Grass
Iago
Oliver Iselin
George Gould
Comte
Countess de Castellane
Douglas Grant
Mackay
Daisy Leiter
Benjamin Woodward
United States
General Peck
Michael H. de Young
San Francisco
Seligman JR
H Homer
Wyoming
Four Peasok s Killed In Warwick Rail Crash
A noon collision on the Union railroad suburban line near Warwick killed four people and injured about 25, with Lieutenant Governor Kimball among the wounded. The down bound car lacked air brakes and failed to stop at a curve. Motorman Burroughs was killed. The wreck occurred between Warwick and Oak Island Beach on a single track.
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Providence
Warwick
Union Railroad
Kimball
Arthur Liscomb
George W. Baker
Lewis C. Sanborn
Providence FE
D. Burroughs
Co. D. Kimball
C. N. Kingsley
Pawtucket
Oakland Beach
Warwick Station
F. A. Maye
Edward PD. Burroughs
Oakland Resch
Hanton
Oakland
Finnwood
Lewis
Sanborn
Fred Andrews
G. W. Taker
Arthur G. Liscomb
Charles D. Kimball
Tie
Werwick
Mary Tourtillot
Mixup Ends Halfway in Pacer Race at Vailsburg Track
Tom Cooper and Frank Kramer collided after three quarters of a mile when the pacemaker dropped out. Kramer claimed a foul but the race was declared off and will be re-run June 24. Other events saw Stevens and McFarland team win the five mile handicap while Cooper topped half mile pro.
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New York
Tom Cooper
Frank Kramer
Vailsbura
Cooper
Kramer
McFarland
Stevens
H. B. Freeman
Orlando Stevens
al Newhouse
Bob Walthour
Eventful voyage of the British ship Windeer Park to San Francisco
The Windeer Park arrived from Australia with coal on board after barely weathering a cyclone off New Castle. The cargo began to burn and heat caused by spontaneous combustion forced the crew to throw over 800 tons of coal for eight days to cool the hold. The temperature returned to normal after the efforts.
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San Francisco
Windeer Park
Australia
New Castle
Northfield Seminary Trustees Elect Two New Members
The board of trustees elected Paul Dwight Moody to fill his late father’s vacancy and George E. Keith, affirming that the work should continue without diminution. The action taken at Northfield on June 10 reflects steady leadership for the institution.
India’s Fight Describes Famine in Gujarat and Rajputana
New York reports Reverend Edward Hume, a Bombay-based missionary, returning after 25 years in India. He cites dire famine conditions in Gujarat and Rajputana, with mass suffering at relief camps, mass burial, and six million people aided by British and private efforts. He notes efficient official relief and cash wage work on reservoirs and wells.
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New York
Edward & Hume
American Board
Bombay
India
Hume
India Famine Charitable Relief Fund
Gujarat
Rajputana
Ahmedabad
Ghodra
Famine Relief Efforts Include Irrigation and Cattle Aid
The article notes large scale reservoir and irrigation projects as famine relief and highlights distress in native states with many famine districts. It cites 658 native states, over five hundred in famine areas, Gujarat and Rajputana hardest hit, and one million cattle perished in Gujarat. It mentions government plans to import cattle and provide light hand plows to restore fodder and farming viability.
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Dreath
Italy
Famine
Bombay Presidency
Inc
Gujarat
Rajputana
Lutz Silent in Jail as New Trial Sought
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on July 10 authorities report condemned wife killer John Lutz has been silent for 17 days. He refuses contact with keepers visitors and reporters, paces the corridor, and spends days on a cot in a padded cell awaiting possible new trial.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jackson
Wold
John Lutz
Lutz
Armenian Men as House Servants Enter Boston Homes
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell notes Armenian men as efficient household workers easing prejudice. After Armenian massacres displaced refugees to Boston, advertisements drew diverse applicants from street porters to physicians who learned English, proved trustworthy and capable in duties, with no reported abuse or dishonesty.
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Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Marvelis
Misa Blackwell
Samuel Barrows
Blackwell
Keep an Old Book Store By Two Enterprising Women
Two young women run a popular New York second-hand bookshop with careful self taught skill. They built shelves themselves, issued a brown paper catalogue with 250 authors, and treasure William Morris Dream of John Bull in original cloth. A daily tea break from 5 to 5 20 offers a genteel pause as valued customers join book teas.
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New York
William Morris
John Bull
Burne-Jones
Meredith
Thackeray
Stevenson
Fmereon
Kipling
Death From Catfish Wound In Marion Kansas
A Marion Kansas girl died from a hand wound caused by the barb of a catfish back in the water. The incident is reported as a fatal accident with details indicating the catfish barb inflicted the injury. Authorities note the wound proved fatal after medical treatment.
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Marion
Kan
All Is In Readiness For Republican Convention 1900
Philadelphia focuses on the 1900 Republican convention in West Philadelphia with a 16,000 seating hall, extensive committee work, and lodging booked for delegations. National Chairman Hanna and key leaders prepare as the press, telegraph facilities, and guest arrangements are finalized ahead of the June 19 opening.
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Philadelphia
United States
Walton
National Committee
Maine
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Sons of
Hanna
Bellevue
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
West Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Bach
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Associated Press
Wiiswell
Old Court House
McKinley
Credentials Committee
Penneyylvania
Alabama
Delaware
Georgia
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Texas
Tennessee
Scott
West Virginia
Henry ©. Payne
Joseph Manley
Mexico
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
RB. W. Heyburn
Idaho
J. M. Ashion
Taylor and Finley Press Taylor's Return for Kentucky Trial
Indianapolis June 10 former Governor Taylor and Charles E Finley met Kentucky Republicans led by the postmaster and U S marshal of Louisville to discuss Taylor returning to Kentucky for trial on the Frankfort indictment. Some Republicans oppose nominating a refugee yet others think he could win if he returns to fight openly. The governor weighs whether to return with trial ongoing.
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Indianapolis
Taylor
Charles E. Finley
Kentucky
United States
Louisville
Frankfort
Paper trust fight unites Wisconsin mills in new company
The General Paper company of Wisconsin formed in Milwaukee with 100000 capital after a meeting in Appleton unites about twenty five mills. Officers named J A Kimberley N H Borkaw George A Whiting and L M Alexander. The group aims to counter the International Paper trust for control of the western market as eastern rivals press in.
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Appleton
Wis
General Paper Company of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
J. A. Kimberley
Neenah
N. H. Borkaw
Kaukauna
Scond
George A. Whiting
L. M. Alexander
International Paper Company
Spokane capitalist dies in Portland hotel
George K. Dean of Spokane collapsed and died in the Hotel Perkina in Portland Oregon. He was the son of Judge Dean of Lindsay Ontario and was known in Montana mining circles. He had a history of heart trouble.
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Portland
Ore
George K. Dean
Spokane
Perkina
Dean
Judge Dean
Lindsay
Ontario
Montana
Mrs Gladstone Rallies as Doctor Sees Hopeful Signs
London report says Mrs Gladstone regained consciousness after Saturday decline and doctors believe she may survive for several days. Her condition is described as more hopeful with continued care expected.
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London
Requisition Expected for Extradition of Former Governor Taylor
June 10 report from Frankfort Kentucky states a requisition for the extradition of former Governor Taylor is likely to be requested tomorrow.
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Frankfort
Taylor
Absent-Minded Professor Ponders Beef Tea or Experiment
Sir William MacCormac, president of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, is described as absent minded. While studying in his laboratory he imagines a choice between beef tea and a chemical compound, staring at two glass receptacles as lunch sits nearby.
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William MacCormac
Royal College of Surgeons of London
Vast Rail Rebuilds After Expensive Siberian Line Errors
The USSR faced costly fixes after using twenty four pound rails in place of heavier lines on the Siberian and Trans-Baikal railways. Wooden bridges and spaced crossings reduce safe speeds to under twenty miles per hour while engines on steep grades must run at least thirty five miles an hour. Reconstruction costs are estimated at 7.725 million for Trans-Baikal and 25.75 million for the Siberian system.
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Siberian
Trans-Baikal
Mass lynching near Biloxi shocks Mississippi City crowd
In Biloxi Mississippi City two Black men, Henry Askew and Ed Russ, were lynched and burned by a mob after midnight. Sheriff Ramsey protected them briefly but the mob dragged them away and executed them on a tree. Police did not arrest any mob members. The men were suspects in a June 2 rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl near Biloxi.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi City
Henry Askew
Ed Russ
White
Ramsey
Askew
Russ
BC Election Returns Show Government Weakens in Province
Vancouver June 10. Returns from most British Columbia constituencies give the government eight seats and the opposition 27 after yesterday’s election. Cassiar and South Victoria are expected to go to the opposition, leaving Premier Joseph Martin with slim support. Conservatives appear three to one over Liberals, prompting talks of a conservative alliance to avoid another general election.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Cassiar
South Victoria
Joseph Martin
Dominion
Slaughter at Moose Assiniboia Posts Postmaster and Family
A sheriff's posse reports John Morrison, McArthur's hired man, killed Postmaster Alex McArthur and four family members at Moose Assinaboia. One wounded fatally and two more injured. Morrison, 27, shown as quiet. motive unclear, theory suggests temporary insanity.
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Moose
Assinaboia
Weiwin
Alex McArthur
John Morrison
McArthur
Morrison
Prospect Siberia Expedition Sails From San Francisco
The Russian expedition led by Count Charles Bogdanovitch sails for the Siberian coast to search for gold. About 40 aboard the Ba moa, including two miners led by H. Roberts of Comstock fame and Paul de Lamschkaffsky, a former Russian mail agent. The ship clears for Alexander Bay and will be away six months.
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Siberia
San Franccisco
Count Charles Bog
Janovitch
Siberian
Bamoa
H. Roberts
Comstock
Paul de Lamschkaffsky
Count Bogdanovitch
Alexander Bay
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Gans & Klein
Butte, Mont
Lee Eygahelle
Frion England
Lutz Wont
Washington
Mrs. Gladstone
Siegel
Bregel Clothing
Pade
Butte
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