Boheme to Annihilate the Little Force Under Major Bubb Frustrated
A Manila dispatch reports Major Bubb with 300 Americans in the Fourth Infantry holding Petros Dag Marin toward Imus, repelling 2,000 insurgents for hours. Our line suffered about 40 killed or wounded as rebels suffered heavier losses. General Keaton praises the troops for gallantry and coolness amid the fiercest resistance yet.
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New York
Manila
Sur
Fourth Infantry
Bubb
Petros Dag Marin
Beas
Imus
Keaton
Fisia
Manin
Wheaton
Peres Das Marinas
Paranaque
Bacoor
McKinley Busy Day at Smith College and Mount Tom
President and Mrs. McKinley endured a long day in Holyoke and Northampton. They attended graduation exercises at Smith College with 150 graduates and then ascended Mount Tom for a quiet close to a strenuous schedule.
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Smith College
Tom
McKinley
Northampton
Holyoke
Wealthy Nebraska farmer slain in his Julian home
Julian Nebraska June 20. Wealthy farmer Bahuak, known for vast land holdings near Julian, is found murdered in his home. Coroner’s inquest uncovers no motive beyond robbery. hands and one foot bound, house ransacked, but amount of wealth unclear.
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Nebraske
Kyan
Julian
Julian Bahuak
Herd
Bahuak
Mexican President to Visit U S This Fall
Telegrams note President Ding of Mexico plans a U S visit in the fall. Other items include the National Alliance of Theatrical Employes meeting in Cincinnati, deaths of Norman Williams and Congressman Lorenzo Danford, and various military and political updates.
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Ding
Mexico
United States
National Alliance of Theatrical
Cincinnati
Norman Williams
Chicago
Hampton ‘Beach
N. H
Lorenzo Danford
Ohio
Clairsville
War Department
Pennsylvania
J. J. Hunker
Newport
McGowan
Concord
Nelson A. Miles
Western Pennsylvania
Grand Opera House
Pittsburg
Coney Island Sporting Club
Yank Kenny
State Department
H. G. Osborne
American Electric Vehicle Company
C. E. Woods
South Side
South Park Board
Riot in Cleveland Sends Man to Hospital During Streetcar Strike
Cleveland riot disrupts new Scoville and Central lines as mob of over 2,000 clashes with cars. A.J. McGrew of St. Louis is struck by a brick and taken to hospital. patrolman also hit. City council passes anti experience rule amid suspension. Separate reports note ongoing Buffalo freight strike and federal arrests tied to coal mines.
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Cleveland
Scoville
Central Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad
A.J. McGrew
St. Louis
Jeffries Sharkey set for world title bout on Oct. 23
In New York both managers signed articles for a 25 round world championship fight between Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey. The stipulations set the date October 23, 1899 with the best inducements to be offered by September 19. Hot wind reports from Nebraska and a mine labor dispute in Idaho also appear, plus a requisition for Louis J. Wyman's return to Massachusetts for trial.
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Jeffries
Sharkey
New York
William A. Brady
Tom O'Rourke
Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Boys Find Stamps Loot and Ford Remanded in W. U. Case
Two boys found about $3 in money and $75 in postage stamps in an old starch works. Police were alerted, a post office theft link considered, and Deputy U.S. Marshal Richards advised dropping the case due to lack of evidence. Vern O. Ford was remanded after a habeas petition was denied in a motor harness theft case. Atlantic Canning Co. opened its 1890 season with 1,387 cases of peas canned and about 100 workers in operation.
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Telegratih
Villisca
U.S
Richard
Richards
John Hudspeth
Ford
Meredith
3. A. Goodspeed
Quality peas and large yield mark a busy season
This year s crop of peas is exceptional with a cool damp spring boosting quality. An estimated 28 000 cases or 672 000 cans will be produced. Harvest day was hot and strenuous, yet over twelve acres were picked. The Non Partisan W GC I U district convention met in Atlantic June 15 16 at the Baptist church with Mrs M E McElroy presiding. speeches covered temperance suffrage and youth temperance work with recitations and musical numbers. a president s address and reports followed. books were offered for sale cheap at the bindery.
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W. GC
I. U
Atlantic
The
Baptist Church
M. E. McLiroy
Lewis
P. S. Greenleaf
M. E. Crandall
Red Oak
Hill
Evans
Jones
Arthur Hayward
Grace ‘Lyman
Zvipho Hartshorn
Shuter
Rowena Bailey
Vivian ‘Thompson
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Cones
Boheme
Washington
Otis
Hancock
M’kinley
Rough Riders
Las Vecas
N. M
Chihuahua
Mex
Ahumada
Diaz
Porto Rico
Waashington
Congress
Army Engineers
Porto Rican
Insular Commission
Miselasippi
Danger Line
Dusiguet
Mississippi River
Grant River
Federal Steel
Canpen
N. J
Chancery
Camden
Walter R. Kern
Reed
Federal Steel Company
McCarthy
Des Moines
D. F. McCarthy
Enoch Evanoski
Norty Puarre
Neb
Union Pacific
Strick
Chcago
Alexander Caldwell
Addie Barrows
George Beauregard Barrows
Marion Clark
Supreme Court
Werner
Iowa
Nebraska
Motonman
Maly
Moby
Bandlers
Buffalo
Bourraro
Jone
Fillmore Hall
Minera
Fort Scott
Kan
J. H. Richards
Missouri Coal and Mining Company
Yale
Fleming
Nash
Denver
Truat
American Smelting and Refining Company
Omaha
Unio
Lincoln
Kansas
Culbertson
Hunter
Wallace, Ida
Mullan
Independence
Hunter Mines
Wyman
Jerierson City
Stephens
Massachusetts
Louis J. Wyman
Kansas City
Mahony
Boston
Atlantic Clothing Co. A
Block, Mer
Atlantic Canning Co
W. C
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