Navy Colonels Under Arrest in Cavite Court Inquiry Ordered
Navy officers at Cavite face a court of inquiry after clashes between Colonel Henry C. Cochrane and Lieutenant Colonel Manci C. Goodrell. Goodrell was briefly jailed amid accusations of intoxication and alleged allied acts by Cochrane. Also noted are disciplinary cases involving Major Prince and alleged smuggling of 39,000 cigarettes by warrant machinists G B Coleman and R. B Nourezo aboard the Buffalo.
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Manila
Haa
Cavite
Henry C. Cochrane
Manci C. Goodrell
Cochrane
Olongayo
Goodrell
Coch~ Fene
Molonel Cochrane
Kemni
Thomas C. Prince
Major Prince
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Sonel Cochrane
Littleton Waller
Getener
Gardner
Waller
Len
G B
Coleman
R. B
Nourezo
Navy Yard
Buffalo
German Ruler Bans Snapshots During Metz Operations
Berlin May 25 The Emperor Wilhelm II directed military maneuvers around Metz with Crown Prince Frederick William present as eighteen battalions fought near Garze Rezonville and Ars. The emperor forbids photographs of himself after many images were misused.
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Berlin
Metz
Wilam
Frederick William
Garze
Rezonville
Ars
Brother and Sister Run Town on Two High Trestles
Washington May 1 An Alexandria Virginia boy William Burke cousin of Walter Swink and the sister claims they were struck and killed by a locomotive while crossing two high railroad trestles at Powell's Creek thirty miles from the city en route to Petersburg Blood was found on the trestle but no bodies were recovered by authorities and the incident remains unresolved.
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Washington
William Burke
Alexandria Va
Walter Swink
Powell's Creek
Petersburg
Burlington Deal Likely as Plans Go Through
Boston May 15 Directors of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad held a meeting today and kept to routine business. It was indicated that there has been no interruption to the absorption of the Burlington by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific as the underwriting syndicate called the first 10 percent installment.
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Burlington
Boston
Chieaso, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Great Northern and Northern
Pacife
Not So Ready To Enlist In Washington May 15
There has been a steady falling off in enlistments for the regular army since the withdrawal of a portion of the advertisement stating recruits and new regiments would be enlisted for the Philippines.
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Washington
Philippines
Cuba Convention Debates Platt Amendment Report
A Cuban convention committee favours an immediate report advising adoption of the Platt amendment with accessions to assert Cuban independence. Senors Gomez and Silva oppose. Gomez drafts a minority report citing Secretary Root’s remarks on possible changes. Majority agrees to proceed with the Platt amendment as a basis for future talks with the United States.
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Cuba
Senor Gomez
Iide
Root
United States
Winter Campaign Struggles Forecast in South Africa
Pretoria Times correspondent warns that South African winter will force continued hard fighting as Boer forces threaten to move north. He notes 18,000 to 19,900 burghers remain available for service, with no command exceeding 800 men, and fears a brutal, extended campaign across difficult terrain.
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Tendon
Pretoria
The
Times
Barregu
Kentuckian Wins Southern Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest
May 15 in Austin Texas the southern inter collegiate oratorical contest drew a large audience at the State university assembly hall. Governor Sayers presided with judges Chief Justice Gaines Colonel A W Terrell and Attorney General Ball. Robert Moss of Kentucky won the prize. Association offices were elected: Ward Russell Kentucky president J B Bibrell Texas vice president Lycen Kentucky secretary treasurer. Population of London Suburbs Lennon May 16 outer ring residents number 2 043 700 up from 1 405 480 in 1892. Greater London total now 6 378 784.
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Austin
Texas
Assembly Hall
The
State University
Sayers
Gaines
Supreme Court
A. W. Terrell
Ball
Robert Moss
Kentucky
Ward Russel
J. B.bibrell
Mr. Lycen
London
Lennon
Greater London
Mob and Soldiers Battle at Albany
A large mob faced guardsmen in Albany as pickets controlled streets and a traction tower wagon was moved from a barn. Two hours repaired trolley wires while crowds remained orderly. No violence occurred despite jeers. Company plans to move cars tomorrow under soldiers. Marshall, a motorman injured yesterday, is reported to be critically hurt and possibly die.
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Roe
Marehall
Dole and ex queen clash over Hawaii politics
In Honolulu a special session debates an appropriation bill as Emmelnath attacks Governor Dole calling him usurper. Beckley and Parker head to San Francisco and Washington to press home rule charges while Republicans defend Dole and urge continued legislative harmony. Wilcox returns to Washington claiming no role in the dispute.
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San Francisco
Emmelnath
Billies
Beckley
Dole
Becktoy
Senate
Central Committee
Home Rute
Samuel Parker Tales
Home Rule Party
Republican Party
Dele
roHey
Feckley
Hen
Samuel Parker
Wilcox
McKinley
Parker
Territorial Republican Committee
Washington
NORTHERN PRESBYTERIANS CONFERENCE ON MISSIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
A May 15 conference on missions was held in Philadelphia at the Witherspoon building under the board of foreign revisions and synodical Presbyterian committees with women’s mission board representatives. Reports were read in the morning. the afternoon focused on foreign missionaries as they noted progress of the Christian church in foreign fields.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Architerium
Witherspoon
Board of Foreign Revusions
Synodical and
Presbyterian Committees
Women's Mission Board
General Assembly
Christian Church
Forgien Fields
Red Men of Texas in Largest Texas council session
The sixth general council of the Red Men of Texas met in Denas Tex with record attendance. The body amended the general laws of the order and set new roles for the great chief and keeper of wampum with values 33000 and 35000. Twenty two new tribes received charters. Next Saturday a picnic is planned by the St Philip's church Sunday School at Stone Mountain. Trains depart the Union Depot at 10 am.
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Red Men of
Texas
Denas
Tex
Mos
The
Re .Ords
St. Philip's Church
Stone Mountain
Union Repat
French minister of Justice amid royalist scandal and arrests
Paris reports a political stir as Marquis de Luz-Saluces returns and allegations surface that minister Montes profited from alleged forgery in a German brandy incident. Deputies debate commissions while royalist schemes loom and a partisan high court action is hinted.
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Paris
Marquis de Lur-Saluces
M Montes
Montes
West
Law of Associations
Law of Association Ariet
Marquis de Luz-Saluces
M. Buffet
Geneva
Duke of Orleans
Chamber of Deputies
High Court
France
Police Picnic at Lithia Springs a Notable Success
Police officers and many department friends spent a day at Lithia Springs in a highly successful outing. Twenty five coaches carried attendees from Union Depot, with no trouble reported. The grounds were in fine condition with ideal weather, dancing in the Sweetwater park hotel ballroom, an open air concert by Warms orchestra, and return to the city around 6 30.
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Lithia Springs
Pace Department
Union Depot
Sweetwater Park
Germans Scatter Boxers Near Bao Ting Tu
The war office reports from Peking that General Lin's troops attacked and scattered 1,000 boxers forty five kilometers south of Bao Ting Tu, Berlin May 15.
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Berlin
War Office
Peking
Lin
Bao Ting Tu
Chinese Blow Up Germans Banquet Given to Chaffee
Pekin May 1 explosion at Kalgan arsenal wounds one German officer and four privates with three missing presumed blown apart. German suspicion points to Chinese action. investigation promised. General Chaffee hosts farewell banquet for General von Schwartzenstein and Count von Waldersee, praising German conduct in China. Berlin reports welcome indemnity news and calls for troop withdrawal, noting imperial intrigues and uncertain post withdrawal prospects in Manchuria.
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Kalgan
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Chaffee
China
General Chaffee
Gount von Waldersee
Germany
United States
Count von Waldersee
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Gowager
Russia
Cal
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