Colonel Wint forces collapse insurgents at Albay surrender
Manila reports Colonel Wint and Sixth Cavalry trap Bellarmino’s insurgents near Donsol and Albay. Bellarmino, with 1,000 men and 284 guns, surrenders at Albey. 50 insurgents killed in Batangas fighting. overall 1,081 surrenders since June. Chaffee prepared to clean up southern Luzon. Cailles offered to negotiate.
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Chaffee
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Malvar
Manad
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Luzon
Taft
Cailles
Santa Cruz
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Jima
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Malvay
Goebel murder case dominates Kentucky public interest
Lexington dispatch reports ongoing fallout from the Goebel murder episode. Details cover new trials, alleged office sale by Justus Goebel, and a growing defense fund for James Howard and Caleb Powers. Prison conditions, heat distress, and related prosecutions are noted, with background on Goebel family figures and other state political fever.
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Lexington
Goebel
Justus Goebel
Covington
James Howard
Court of Appeals
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Howard
Moore
Jaller Lawrence
Henry Youtsey
Youtsey
Taylor
Eleven Companies In Camp Second Alabama Infantry
Eleven companies of the Second Alabama regiment arrived in Eufaula Alabama on July 6 and went to camp on the bluff for the coming week. The camp will hold about 600 men with quarters assigned this afternoon. Colonel Wiley led the regiment in line for orders read by Adjutant Anderson. Chaplain Rev Anderson of Montgomery will conduct services at the Methodist church tomorrow and the unit will attend in a body. Water lights a mess hall and conveniences are provided at an ideal location on a shaded bluff with grass.
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Eufaula
Ala
Alabama
Wiley
Anderson
Montgomery
Parish Priest Arrested in Mexico City Charge
Antonio Teaza, parish priest of Santa Cartarina Mardler, accused of marrying a former mistress to a young devotee, was arrested and jailed in Belem prison, while Teaza maintains his innocence. In Seattle the battleship Oregon passed Bremerton narrows at noon today.
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Mexico City
Santa Cartarina
Mardler
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Icaza
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Seattle
Wash
Bremerton Narrows
Strike Settlement Near for Steel Workers
In Pittsburgh on July 6, a joint conference between American Sheet Steel Company and American Steel Hoop Company mill workers and United States Steel Corp representatives and the Amalgamated Association is arranged to adjust labor troubles. The talks are expected to terminate the strike next week, signaling a virtually settled dispute.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steal Company
Amkerican Steel Hoop Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Fight Begins Over Millions in Huntington Will
Princess Hatzfeldt presses a New York suit to enforce a contract claiming a daughter’s share of Collis P. Huntington’s estate. The action seeks to set aside parts of the will, arising from the care contract made when she was Clara Prentice. Details of filings were not publicly disclosed.
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Will
Huntington
San Francisco
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New York
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C P Huntington
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Three Die in Lightning Strikes and Fire Devastation
A July thunderstorm in Alabama kills a four year old child in Montgomery a Black man near Greenville and two Black women near Wetumpka. A Tuskegee residence is destroyed with no serious injuries. Mortimer Nye former Indiana lieutenant governor dies after paralysis during a Fourth of July speech. In Clarendon Texas a Fort Worth and Denver roundhouse fire destroys nine cars five locomotives and shops valued at about 50000 dollars, with insurance on the loss.
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Greenville
Wetumpka
Tuskegee
Mortimer Nye
la Porte
Ind
Ittana
Yexas
Clarendon
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
Democratic convention adjourns after 1137 ballots in Meridian
Meridian Tex July 6 After 1137 ballots the democratic congressional convention adjourned to meet at Dallas on Monday next. The last ballot showed no material change among five candidates and the general opinion holds that if no nomination is secured early new aspirants will enter the race.
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Meridian
Tex
Dellas
Dallas
Physician Not Horse Doctor in Dowling Case
Judge W. G. Cochran ruled in Douglas county Minols circuit court that a physician and surgeon cannot practice as a veterinarian.Dr Barbour sued Mell Crews for medical care given to Crews's racer A. J. Glick injured in a Dubuque Ia race. Barbour sought 258 dollars, Crews paid 100, case dismissed for lack of veterinary rights.
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Inter Ocean
W. G. Cochran
Douglas County Minols
Barbour
Mell
A. J. Glick
Dubuque
Children in Newspapers and Youthful Literacy
An editorial on how boys and girls spend summer days, noting active sharings in The Junior, the value of youth writing for pride and study, and the role of publishers in promoting young authors. It humorously compares girls and boys, praising literary effort while joking about laziness.
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Atlanta
Focal Department
Missing Child Howard Jones Believed Lost Near Home
Parents and authorities search for eight year old Howard Jones of Tig home 633 Marietta street who disappeared Friday morning. Father notified police. Chief Turner says child may have wandered with companions and become lost. Howard described as light complexioned with gray eyes and light hair, barefoot, in green coat and black cap.
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Howard Jones
W Roones
Marietta Street
Chlef A Q Turner
Turner
Howard
Take Rapid Transit Cars for a Cool Ride
Rapid transit cars offer a cool ride option to Decatur Lakewood and Grant Park with convenient stops and comfortable seating. Commuters can expect efficient service and a smoother travel experience across popular city districts.
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Lakewood
Grant Park
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