MacArthur's Division Advances Toward Calumpit In Philippines
General MacArthur's division moved from Malolos toward Calumpit as Hale crossed the Bugay and neared the ford. Reports say Aguinaldo and Luna lead a large insurgent force at Calumpit while American columns push from Malolos, with Lawton marching from Norzagay and Otis planning a two-pronged advance to flank the rebels and seize Calumpit.
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Calumpit
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Bugbay
Aguinaldo
Luna
Fourth Cavalry
Utah
Nebraska
Towa
Kuincina
Wheaton
Montana Regiment
Kankas
Santa Cruz
Lawton
Mulford
San Jose
Norzagay
Summers
Bocave
Oregon
Minnesota
Novaiches
la Loma
Taktay
Rapidan
Allis
Hall
General Ovenshire
Wasminton
War Department
General Otis
Impampit
Calamar
Blawton
Onalumpit
Rio Grands
Aupat
Bustos
Balinog
Ex-Governor Richard J. Oglesby Dies in Fall at Home
Former U S Senator and Governor Richard J. Oglesby died at his residence after a fall that fractured his temple. vertigo preceded the accident. Son John found him on the library floor and he died about an hour later without regaining consciousness. Doctor C B Taylor attended but arrived shortly before death.
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Oglesby
United States
Richard J. Oglesby
John
C. B. Taylor
Parauurto
Lige Strickland
Cranford
Sam Hose
New York Journal
Strickland
W. W. Thomas
Coweta County
Fairburn
Major Thomas
Alfred Crawford
Hose
Crawford
Ligo Strickland
Naval Officer Protests Promotion Over Iloilo Capture
Captain G F Wilde of the USS Boston protests Colonel Miller's promotion to brigadier general for Iloilo’s capture, asserting naval forces led the action and Miller had no role. Admiral Dewey endorses the protest. Also reported are Monday baseball results from New York and other cities.
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Washington
G. F. Wilde
United States
Boston
Miller
Iloilo
Wilde
Dewey
German Protest Over Coghlan Speech Sparks Diplomatic Talk
The German government filed a formal protest with Secretary Hay through Ambassador von Holleben over Captain Coghlan of the Raleigh and his anti German remarks at a New York Union League banquet. Hay limited action to a note and navy department control, while Coghlan’s remarks drew his own regrets amid press attention.
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Washington
Coghlan
Raleigh
Union League Club
New York
Hay
Herr von Holleben
State Department
Navy Department
United States
Astor Gallery
Fifty first Wounded at Malolos and Municipal Actions
Names of the Fifty first Town wounded near Malolos are listed with company and home towns Shenandoah Council Bluffs Red Oak and other details. The Central Committee sets June 10 for the Republican County convention in Atlantic with T R Wallace presiding and rules for delegate representation announced. Henry Durr pleads guilty to liquor nuisance charges and is fined 331 dollars.
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Central Committee
Tilden Alsosaen
Henry Durr
Malolos
George E. Martner
Lewis Hunter
Walter Larson
Carl Gardner
Robert L. Daily
Adrian Hackett
Bert’ Thomas
County
Shenandoan
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
Republican County Central Committee
T. R. Wallace
Wallace
Jas. E. Bruce
Grant Township
W. C. Frazier
Pymosa Township
J Davison
Brighton
Chas, Fulton
Washington
June Childs
Grove
John Henry
Franklin
C. W. Huff, Jr
Massena
L. W. Stone
Bear Grove
W. B. Davis
Cass
Capt
G. 8. Dickey
Pleasant
C. A. Goebring
George L. Dobson
Cass County
Opera House
Atlantic
Board of Supervisors
Des Moines
I Atlantic
Pymosa
Cutcaco
L. T, Spangler
Lowai
Washington Franklin
Lincoln
Tis
Elks plan large St Louis conclave attendance and uniform detail
Local lodge to send at least twenty five members to the Elks national convention in St Louis this summer with a special car arranged. Rail rates offer round trip at one fare. Uniform style favored by Cedar Rapids officials features blue serge coats white trousers tan shoes and red white and blue accents. Nearby Griswold residents travel to Avoca as witnesses in a nuisance abatement case. reports note a Curriaco rendering plant and windborne odors from across the line in Pottawattamie. Market prices show hog receipts and cattle steady with modest gains and various grade quotes.
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Lodge of Elks
St. Louis
State Committee
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic
Griswold
Avoca
Pottawattamie
Mayor Tilden’s adjourned meeting fines two offenders
Mayor Tilden held an adjourned meeting last evening and sentenced two offenders near the law. William Hellman was guilty of disturbing Sabbath peace and fined $10 plus costs. Aghtey Ivon, after overindulgence, appeared contrite and faced a fine about $14.45 for the same lapse.
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Tilden
William Hellman
John Carville
Aghtey Ivon
Weather clears as market and cables rise in thin Trade
Market reports show clear weather in the northwest and higher cables with gains in wheat and corn. World shipments total 6,053,000 bushels versus last week and a year ago, while rains cut the winter wheat outlook and many regions report damage.
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London
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