Murder of Forester H. D. Everett and Teacher Wakeley in Negros
Manila reports a telegram detailing the murder of government forester H. D. Everett and school teacher I. Ek. Wakeley along with four Filipinos by hill tribesmen on Negros Island. Everett, from New York, had joined Philippine forestry in 1905. Wakeley, a Chicago graduate age 27, was en route from Chicago. No further details were released.
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Express
New York
Manila
Island of
Negros
H. D. Everett
T. R. Wakely
Hill
Washington
Versity
Chicago
Turkish Porte Warned by Two Powers Over Frontier
In Constantinople the grand Vizier denies Turkish troops crossed the Persian frontier. He recalls detachments if trespass occurs and restrains Kurdish depredations. Russia and Britain press for formal replies. In Quebec, insurance adjusters total losses from Monday's fire at about 1.07 million with actual losses over 2 million expected.
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Constantinople
Pp. A. Nelidoff
G. H. Barclay
Russia
Great Britain
Nevada railroad commission cites rail line for rate cuts
Reno Nevada June 25 The Nevada railroad commission has issued a citation seeking lower rates from railroads operating in the state for freight and passenger services.
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Nevada
Reno, Nev
The
Nevada Railroad Commission
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad Faces Fare Reduction
The Nevada railroad commission orders Tonopah and Goldfield railroad officers to appear in Carson to show cause against reducing passenger fares. Cited June 27, the commission will cut fares to five cents per mile if no reason is shown. A sales pitch about Tonkin’s sale follows.
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Tonopah, & Goldfield
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Roger Et Gallet
Bois de Santal
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L. C. Redding
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Tonkin
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