Armistice Terms Debated by Philippine Commission
A report from Washington outlines the Philippine commission and Filipino representatives debating governance. The plan proposes a general appointed by the president with a cabinet, judges, and departments under U.S. supervision, plus a people-chosen advisory council, as Ceasefire talks and peace questions unfold amid ongoing military and civil divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Philippine Commission
Congress
Igrees
Ethrids
Dent
Igo
Philipines
United. States Commission
Dock Strike Ends After Subcommittee Approval
A grain shovelers strike in the city ends with an agreement signed by a subcommittee including President Keefe of the Long Packers Association and Contractor Connors. The full grain shovelers union committee approved the pact, workers to return Wednesday. Earlier talks yielded little progress and a 1600-strong Polish freight handlers meeting at Fillmore Hall showed leader absence as talks stalled.
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Connors
Grain Bhovelers’ Union
Fillmore Hall
Mixed May News From Navy Detroit and City Sports
Detroit failed to report from Bluefields after May 11 while en route to carry General Macauley’s body. Fitzsimmons Jeffries fight to be held at night in June with 58 boxes sold for 7,980 dollars. Hotel men from across the country gather in Chicago for the 20th annual convention. Sugar trade war rumors denied by a refiner. Walter Hegelund, Oak Lane, killed by a stock train while walking along tracks.
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Detroit
Washington
Navy Department
Ban Jacinto
Bluefields
General Macauley
United States
Gussimmer Jeffries
New York
Fitzaimmonitz
Hatel
Chicago
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Canada
Wellington
Hue
OaxLane
Nob
Walter Hegelund
Oakand
Begglund
Caboose
Tragic Local Death From Lye Poisoning At Wanertrap
Wanertrap Nebraska May 23 Morgan Rice, 35, unmarried, in ill health and despondent, drank concentrated lye and died. The report notes the self inflicted death and the deceased's age and status. In a separate note from Pronta Iowa on May 28, a freight wreck killed one soldier and injured two others. The dead man wore insignia of the Fifth Regiment. all three had been stealing rides.
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Hoveron
Tex
Texas
Cisco
Mt. Pleasant
Titus County
Debria
William Kauffman
Thyeaere
Stephenville
Cumberland Presbyterian
Dnublin
Atoms
Chicago
Aetna Powder Company
Aetna
Ind
Frank Ebler
Sam Hrncock
Charles Morris
Wanertrap
Neb
Morgan ‘Rice
Pronta
Mankinaw
Charities and Corrections Discuss Insanity Trials
Cincinnati May 28 The twenty sixth national conference of charities and corrections opens with talks on expert testimony in insanity trials and what to do with the insane. Other sessions cover loan agencies mortgages pawnshops and installment buying led by Mary L Birtwell W Patterson and A Crozier. Mayor Jones plan for Toledo gas plant adopted bids invited profits to the city treasury and a possible 400 year no cost concession is noted. An automobile run from Cleveland to New York aims to set speed records with Alexander Winton aboard. Judge Holmes rules Abbott’s back salary claim for Lincoln insane asylum valid and payable by the state.
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Cmncinnati
National Conference of Charities and Corotlony
H. O. Rutter
Ohio Asylum For Epileptica
Gallipolis
I. ¥. Mack
Sandusky Register
Ohio
Misa Mary L. Birtwell
Cambridge
Mass
W. R. Patterson
Iowa City
Alfred O. Crozier
Grand Rapids
Jones
Piaa
Toueno
Toledo
Springfield
Treasury of
Oleveeland
Cleveland
New York
Plaindealer
Alexander Winton
Farley
van Wyck
Abbott
Alfonso. Lixooty
Holmes
Lancaster
Lincoln Insane Asylum
Foul Play In Feared In Feared
Feared foul play surrounds the six week absence of Harry Robinson a gdlleator for Armour & Co last seen at Defiance with a large sum and a Denver father. Sheridan transport arrives from Manila with Captains Hough and Jonaen and Mrs Stoteenburg.
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Tonepo
Harry Robinson
Armour & Co
Defiance
Denver
Sheridan
San Francisco
United States
Manila
Japan
Claude Hough
Robert P. Jonaen
Nebraska
Stoteenburg
Atlantic to Celebrate Fourth of July Bishop in Davenport
A Davenport diocese bishop presides over a Wednesday Atlantic meeting to plan a large Fourth of July celebration. Mayor Tilden chairs. B A Goodspeed serves as secretary as citizens debate scope, funding, and committee selection before voting to proceed with a big, citywide event.
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Atlantic
Tilden
B. A. Goodspeed
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Vic Emmert
Pete Christensen
Charles Block
A. Block
Walnut Street
James Stier
Henry Becker
Covlerd Ag
Police Round Up Street Youths After Train Jumping Spree
A busy policing period began last night at seven and lasted till eleven as officers arrested three bums and four boys for jumping on moving trains toward Wiota. Names captured include Will Smith Amos Marshall Charles Reed and Frank Marshall. The youths faced charges and penalties ranging from fines to brief jail time and a temporary work detail. Additional revelers were urged home after Walnut No. 2 arrival while one man received a suspended fine for vagrancy.
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Plice
Wiota
Will Smith
Amos Marshall
Charles Reed
Frank Marshall
Walnut
No. 2
Midway Billiard Room
Bishop Cosgrove to Confirm 45 at SS Peter and Paul
Bishop Henry Cosgrove arrives in the city and will preside at a 10 o clock confirmation Mass at SS Peter and Paul church. A special choir and organist will join clergy for the service as the bishop teaches and administers the sacrament to a class of about forty five. Patrick Boyle Sr dies after six weeks of liver cancer with funeral set for Wednesday at the Catholic church.
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Cosgrove
Henry Cosgrove
Davenport
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Father Daly
Misa Nellie Kimball
Clara Schnitzen
W. H. McConvill
Thomas H. Whitney
R. P. Erwin
Mercadantes
Bilet
Patrick Boyle
Bernard
Locust
Sixth
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Bernard Boyle
Atlantic Cemetery
Frances May Dickerson Obituary Remarked For Gentleness
Frances May Dickerson born February 12 1865 in Lewis Cass county Iowa died May 14 1899 in Oskaloosa Missouri. She was retiring gentle and courteous and beloved by friends. A Mount Holyoke alumna she carried Mary Lyon's spirit until illness forced her to withdraw. A Congregational church member she suffered long but rests at last. A large procession accompanied the body to the cemetery. A few thousand rolls of wallpaper appear as a stray line at the end of the obituary.
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Frances May Dickerson
Lewis
Cass County
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Mount Holyoke
Mary Lyon
Congregational
Livestock market receipts and prices report
Cattle receipts total 2000 with market steady on the day. Cureano region notes mixed hogs with varying bids from 3.70 to 4.05 for heavy and rough heavy categories. Daily figures include receipts of 17,000 for Cureano HL and 3g,000 tomorrow. prices shown as 3.70 to 4.05 for hogs and 4.40 to 5.50 for cattle.
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Cureano
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Otto
Otis
Manma
Bulacan
Quinga
Ballung
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Lawton
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San Fernando
Talfao
Lona
Pampanga
Balacan
Havana
Oral Gomez
Wasniwaron
War Department
Goldier
Hee Coor
Norks
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Tery
Rob Ston
Havemeyer-Winslow
New Yoak
Mra
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Misa Dora Havemeyer
Cameron McR
Winslow
Olenfuegos
Sammer
Nashville
Sam, Lacs
Wis
William Witt
Gus Rubin
Andrew Hangen
Shell’ Lumber Company
Salvador Cisneros
Italy
New York Produce Exchange
Bessemer
Riga
Prosparaioas B. Strong
Chippewa’ Falls
Wier
Fang Moinley
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
Harlem
Chalmers Kilbourne
Cumberland Presbyterian Convention
Herman Keck
Cincinnati
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Coop
Buffalo
Biarrion
Fender
South Omaha
Wea
B. H. Howell & Son
Charities and Corrections
Mile
Rhea
Burrato
Montmorenci
France
Mlle
Hortenz-Barbo Loret
Bronson
Slosson
Schnefer
Austin
BarLiuvontame E. O
Irneat Austin
Middleburg
Thore
Albany
Roosevelt
Town
Davesport
Episcopal Church of
Morrison
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bishop Cobgrove
Polies
Tusaday
N Daily
Fred Alexander
Cuiiaco
Montague & Co
T. Spangler
Aantic
Lowa
Hawestl
Atlantic Town
Janene Aya
Mae
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