Aguinaldo in Field Leads Largest Rebel Force yet
Aguinaldo commands General Lona's army and mobilizes 2000 rebels near San Fernando. Filipino sorties are repelled as American troops sleep on arms. Transport Centennial grounds on Luzon coast. 100 tons of supplies dumped overboard to refloat after rock strike. Locally, South Dakota volunteer recounts San Fernando line losses and sickness. Foraker laments war news suppression and calls for more troops. A wreck in a gravel train collision injures several. Adam Schwitzer dies from morphine poisoning after river incident.
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Luzon
Maniita
Aguinaldo
San Fernando
Lona
Antipolo
Centennial
Point
Engano
Eagle
Baltimore
South Dakota
Marivette
Wis
Hugh D. McCoshen
Philippines
Manila
Joseph Lauermann
MacArthur
Potter
Train Plunges Over Bank Near Muscatine
A Burlington division passenger train wrecked on a 10 foot embankment two miles beyond Muscatine Iowa injuring engineer Charles Heller fireman Willum Houx and Rev W A Schwinley with serious injuries reported Houx ribs broken and Heller right arm broken. Four men believed killed in a separate Julesburg Colorado wreck on the Union Pacific last evening two miles west of Julesburg.
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Iowa Road
Muscatine
Muscatine and
Julesatrg
Colo
Julesburg
Union Pacific
Klondikers Return on Humboldt Bring Dust Riches Claims
Seattle June 24 The steamship Humboldt returns the second large party of Klondikers since navigation opened about 250 aboard with dust valued around 280000 in hand and perhaps 300000 more in state rooms. Richest men H Wolsten and Dan Saunders reputedly hold about 500000 jointly. Cleanup expected to reach 12 to 16 million. Dawson remains quiet with many idle men.
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Humboldt
Seattle
Foims
Carroll Claings
H. Wolsten
Dan Saunders
England
Dawson
James 8. Clark
Victoria
Michael White
California
Telegrams Tersele y Told
Five new yellow fever cases reported in Santiago and twenty deaths from May to now. Floods threaten Valparaiso while Berlin press lauds Von Buelow over Caroline islands. Nansen eyes 1902 Antarctic expedition amid global reports. Panama reports high yellow fever toll since May. London notes North Sea weather and Far East interests.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Nansen
Antarctic
Panama
Berlin
von Buelow
Caroline Islands
Germany
Gage
New York
India Currency Commission
Finland
St. Pietersburg
Casper Leon
Clarence Forbes
West End Athletic Club
St. Louis
George H. Holden
Roosevelt's Kansas Welcome by Rough Riders Across State
Theodore Roosevelt toured Kansas as the Santa Fe train carried him with the Rough Riders to Las Vegas. Crowds from Marcelline to Topeka cheered, with Kansas City officials and locals praising Funston and the troops. Roosevelt praised Parker and the Rough Riders and expressed pride in the nation’s fighting spirit.
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Butciusssex
Kan
Funston
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Rough Riders
Las Vegas
Fanston
Kansas City
McKinley
New York
Jones
Union Depot
Laxyrence
Topeka
Curtis
Roosevelt
Lieutenant Parker
Gatling Gun
San Juan Bill
Parker
Donnas Kidney Pills Endorsement In Atlanta Ad
A reader survey in Atlantic highlights Donnas Kidney Pills as the back ache remedy, with Mr. P. A. Omundson of 509 Elm Street cited for relief after using Dean’s Kidney Pills from Palmer & Findley’s drug store. Also noted are reports of Dr Kings New Discovery curing lung and throat ailments and a missionary death in Turkey. Sick poison linked to digestion. Shaker Digestive Cordial promoted as cure.
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Atlanta
Atlantic
Hrat
P. A. Omundson
Elm Street
Dean
Palmer & Findley
Strug
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
E. Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Vic Kunnert & Co
Drouth Destroys Colorado Ranges Hit Sheep Industry
Denver reports to National Live Stock secretary Charles B. Martin warn that drouth has destroyed large Colorado ranges and endangers cattle and sheep in the Southwest. Cattle are dying in San Luis valley as drought spreads to northern New Mexico, Oklahoma, Indian nation, western Kansas, and southern Utah.
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Colorado
Southwest
Denver
Charles B. Martin
National Live Stock Association
Martin
San Luis Valley
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Nation
Kansas
Utah
Editor Endorses Chamberlains Colic Remedy
An editor from Sylvan Valley News advocates Chamberlains colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy as a preventive against suffering. The piece recounts twenty years of use and urges keeping a bottle for early use, alongside cautions about overreliance on medicines. It also promotes Dean’s Ointment for scaldhead and Warner’s Tar Syrup as a cough remedy.
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Chamberlain
Vic Emmert & Co
H. G. Weber & Co
Warner
Kennedy Defeats Ruhlin in 20 Round Boxing Match
San Francisco June 24 Gus Ruhlin of Ohio and Joe Kennedy of San Francisco fought 20 rounds at Woodward's pavilion under Excelsior Athletic club. Kennedy won the decision at the end of round 20. Also Billy Otts defeated Charlie Tye after a 10-round bout. The report notes other boxing outcomes and brief public notices from the era.
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San Francisco
Gus Ruhlin
Ohio
Joe Kennedy
Woodward’s Pavilion
Excelsior Athletic Club
Kennedy
Billy Otts
Charlie Tye
Oakland
Otts
al Neill
President McKinley Attends Mount Holyoke Commencement
President McKinley participated in Mount Holyoke College commencement in Sour Hapiry Massachusetts awarding diplomas to the senior class. His niece Grace McKinley was among graduates and he accepted an honorary Doctor of Civil Laws. He greeted 2,400 at a reception after exercises and planned a Connecticut River steamer ride to Springfield with further receptions and a parade.
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Mount Holyoke College
Sour Hapiry
Mass
McKinley
Grace McKinley
Holyoke
Connecticut River
Springfield
Adams
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Sioux City
Schwitzer
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Eggers Bros, Jewelers and Optician
Ainsworth
Neb
Missouri
Wallace
Walace
Ida
Joplin
J. H. Forney
France
Harris
Comorapo Strinas
Col
Samuel Emery
Thomas Clark
Isaac Daffer
William Arnett
Opera House
Silver Republicans
Charles E. Harris
Glascow
Gaulohaland
Ayshire
Fiist
Seatice
Yukon
Kansans
The
Union
Apaws
President McKinley
Tows
Turkey
Tow Fars
Asia
Ida, Nakashian
Ida Melinger
Armenia
Drouth
Sylvan Valley News
Ruhlin
Pughist
Neil
Chcaco
Jennings
Hartvil_e
Macomb
Jack
Washtneton
Ephraim Maxwell
L. Gentile
Second Avenue
Wash
Bays
W. H. Dunlap
A. G.8
R. E. Chattanooga
Tenn
S. S
Swift
A." Bultson
Tampico
Foley
Vic Emmert & Co. and
F. Parsons Co
W. Rich
Real Estate and Nursery
Nebraska
Omas
M’kinley
Alvan
de Mites
Pals Pilla
Pateng
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Ntzy Aciontife
Pewsdealera
N & Co
Humphreys’ Med. CO
Willie Bt
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Chicago
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