Tinclads' Good Work Aguinaldo Must Make Powder
Report from Aguinaldo's forces and American observers in Manila and Washington describes sentiment shifts toward US occupation in the city, aided by cleanup drives and house to house inspections. Oregon's Perry notes tinclad patrols securing Luzon waters and trapping arms smuggling.
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Filipinos Lose Calamba in Laguna Bay Campaign
Manila dispatch reports Brigadier General R. H. Hall with 1,000 men captured Calamba on Laguna de Bay, about 80 miles southeast of Manila. U S losses were four killed and 12 wounded. The move aims to harry insurgents as part of a broader southern penetration.
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Laguna de Bay
Manila
United States
Insurgenta
Japan
Cremation of Robert G. Ingersoll Body Completed
The body of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll was cremated at Fresh Pond Crematory New York yesterday. The process began at 11 30 and finished by 2 pm with no services. Family members and two cremation society members admitted. The urn bears inscription in English and French and was taken by the Ingersoll party.
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Columbarium
Populists accuse Bryan as Kentucky party faction rift widens
Frangfort Ky July 28 The Kentucky Populist state convention named John G Blair for governor and supported Barker for president and Donnelly for vice president. They denounce Bryans endorsement of the Loninville ticket as corrupt and push direct nomination reform while condemning party bosses. Bryan spoke in Indiana to about 15 000 people detailing the 1896 Dem platform and urging opposition to Philippine policy. Oracaco Meagher letter from Milwaukee mayor Rose urges focus on trusts tariffs and imperialism over money.
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Nicholas County
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Minnesota
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Telegraphic Briefs Snapshot of 1903 Affairs
General Coxey plans a steel plant at Millvale Pennsylvania. Boston Post says George Fred Williams is out of the vice presidential race. Detroit police uncover a large bond counterfeit plot. Minnesota may enforce antitrust law against the milling trust. Deschanel engagement to Mrs Terry denied. William O Smith named second lieutenant pending exam. Chicago Great Western Railway reports its best year since founding.
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Millvale
Boston Post
George Fred Williams
Detroit
Minnesota
Milling Trust
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French Chamber of Deputies
Terry
William O. Smith
Smith
Chicago Great Western Railway
Revolt in Santo Domingo Reports Assassination Fallout
Reports from Fort de Francia Martinique dated July 28 describe the assassination of Dominican President Heureaux as a political crime. The assassins' party gathers forces to attack government troops while Vice President Figueroa coordinates sanctions and orders. The body will be interred at Santo Domingo De Las Caballeros. arms shipments are urged to Santiago. General Maximo Gomez, Cuban revolutionary, is named as a presidential aspirant.
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Santo Domingo
Pepin
Heureaux
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San Domingo
Corn and Weather Watch From Midwestern Fields
Weather bureau crop summary notes rain would help corn in Nebraska Iowa and Indiana but damage is not severe. Spring wheat harvest begins in the south. western Dakotas suffer extreme heat. Nebraska reports oats and wheat under expectation while corn tassels and thrives with rain. army worm outbreak in Kansas threatens fields and fodder meadows.
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Dakotas
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Neb
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Kan
Arbitration popular as many Powers favor peace proposal
The Banun July 26 report says half the powers including those in the dreibund will sign the arbitration convention soon. Denmark's delegates struck out a reference to landing cables from article 58. Turkey's adhesion is optional.
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America
Banun
Julian Pauncefote
Torkhani Pasha
Turkey
Dreibund
Widow returns after Klondike ordeal in Bertha voyage
San Francisco July 26 The Bertha arrived from 86 Michael with 97 passengers and about 1 million dollars in gold. The Beus expedition area loss is detailed with one survivor Mrs H W Beus of Clay City Kentucky. She cared for her sick husband for 12 weeks and endured scurvy before reaching St Michael and sailing home to Bay City Michigan to join family.
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Klondike
San Francisco
Bertha Haa
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Cape Nome
Beus
Port Townsend
Kotzerina
H. W. Beus
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St. Michael
Bertha
Bay City
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Queen's Eyes Safe After Treatment Result
Victoria's vision is restored after ten weeks of treatment by Professor Bagenster, with no danger to sight and no further operation needed. She favors large black-rimmed glasses and shaded wax candles in artificial light.
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Bagenster
Weisbaden
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Carpenters union plans New England branch formation
The Carpenters' union of Lynn Massachusetts has decided to form a New England organization. The inauguration date for President-Elect Hadley of Yale was set for October 9. The Majestic steamship is sailing with 101000 ounces of silver and Mexican dollars to Europe. Labor troubles force abandonment of the Penwell mine at Pana Illinois. Reverend Dr Thomas J Sawyer a noted universalist writer and educator is dead at 95. The Arkansas smelter at Leadville reopened with higher wages after a June 16 shutdown. A thunderstorm at Napoleon Ohio killed Daniel Bane and knocked eight threshers senseless. The American Writing Paper Company a new trust with 42 million capital took charge of its properties. John Young Brown will consider a nomination for governor if Democrats oppose Goebel. Masked burglars at Galion Ohio threatened to burn a family until safe opened, netting 1000 dollars. Captain A S Barker reports naval operations around Manila since taking command. San Francisco Examiner prints a detailed story on alleged evils of contract labor in Hawaii. The secret service division annual report shows 679 arrests for counterfeiting.
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