Aguinaldo Freed but Dreads Assassination in Manila
July 6 reports Aguinaldo fears for his life after gaining freedom. He worries about leaving the country and may seek refuge in the United States. General Chaffee assures protection and discusses testifying. Aguinaldo plans night visits to Cavite Viejo while avoiding daylight exposure.
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Mandela
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
Johnson
Chaffee
William B. McKinley
Ninth Cavalry
General Chaffe
Cavite Viejo
Cavite
General Chaffee
Two American Officers Commit Suicide in Mindanao
Captain John H. Shellenberger of the Tenth Infantry shot himself at Digan in Mindanao on July 4, dying from despondency. He was a 1879 alumnus of a Pennsylvania military academy. Second Lieutenant Thomas Ryan of the Philippine Scouts also died by self-inflicted gunfire on Mindanao July 4.
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Philippines
Manila
John H. Shellenberger
Tenth Infantry
Digan
Mindanao
Pennsylvania
Thomas Ryan
Philippine Scouts
Island of
Ryan Court Martial Admits Judge Rhode Report
Manila July 6 Captain James A. Ryan of the Fifteenth Cavalry stands trial for cruelty to natives. The court admits for cross-examination the Rhode report forming the charges. Judge Rhode testifies he has no personal knowledge and will not reveal informants. A letter to Lake Lanao commander threatens August offensive. The Sultan of Bacolod strengthens his position.
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Manila
James A. Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Rhode
Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Bacolod
Lopez Pleased With Aguinaldo Visit to Boston
Mr Sixto Lopez, a noted Filipino, says he favors bringing Aguinaldo to America now that he is free. He notes prior support when Aguinalaldo was captured and cites a Boston meeting two weeks prior where resolutions urged the visit. Fiske Warren of Harvard Mass adds that supporters likely remain eager to host the Filipino leader.
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Sixto Lopez
Filpino
Boston
Aguinaldo
Lopez
America
Fiske Warren
Harvard
Mass
Sultan of Bacolod Sends Insulting Letter to U S Commander
The Sultan of Bacolod Mindanao dispatched an insulting letter to a United States military commander in Manila stirring diplomatic tension. The note, linked to ongoing regional disputes, underscores volatile relations between local leadership and U S authorities in the area.
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Sultan of
Vatican Seeks Compromise Over Friars Withdrawal
The Vatican wrestles with Washington's demand led by Governor Taft to withdraw friars from the Philippines. A plan would have the four religious orders order their own dependents to depart, with a pledge to Taft or a contract clause ensuring immediate action, shielding the Pope from direct accountability.
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Rome
Vatican
Washington
William H. Taft
Holy See
Philippine Archipelago
Taft
United States
Lukban Followers Examined in Manila for Misappropriation
In Manila on July 6 a group formerly loyal to insurgent General Lukban on Samar were examined on charges of misappropriating revolutionary funds. General Chaffee allows Lukban access to captured insurgent archives to prove his followers' innocence.
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Manila
Lukban
Samar
Chaffee
Gardener Faces Board Over Cruelty Charges
Major Cornelius Gardener governor of Tayabas, Luzon, completed cross examination by the investigating board. The panel formally demands his testimony on alleged hostility of military authorities to the civil government. Gardener plans to answer July 7 and testified he did not mean to reflect on the court’s fairness.
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Manila
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Luzon
Gardener
Philippines
Knockabout Cycle Club Completes Salem Run
One division of the Knockabout Cycle Club of East Boston began yesterday at 10 oclock for a run to Salem Willows. About 35 started and finished, returning to Boston at o clock after a pleasant day at Salem. The other division will start next Sunday.
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East Boston
Mornig
Salem Willows
Boston
Salem
Women’s Fashion Guide in the July American Queen
The July Patriotic Number of the American Queen, published by Gilchrist Co., is a well illustrated edition titled Women’s Fashion Guide. It features half-tone illustrations and a regular fiction section plus numerous depictions of latest summer headdresses and costumes.
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Gilchrist Co
Pleasant Sunday Draws 50000 Visitors to Revere Beach
The first real warm day of the season drew about 50,000 visitors to Revere Beach. Trains buses and wagons carried crowds to the shore as merchants reported brisk business. A planned leopard sermon by Rev. J. B. Bixby was canceled under Law and Order League pressure, while the day featured bands, vendors and seaside leisure. Chief Sackett led a peaceful beach patrol as crowds enjoyed the sun and surf.
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Revere Beach
Revere
Law and Order League
J. B. Bixby
Bixby
League
Noah
Shem
Mr. Bixby
Bath House
Sackett
Train kills man on tracks near Prentis street bridge
Robert F. Sales a 31 year old colored man living at 141 Dartmouth street was instantly killed Sunday morning after being struck by the 7 10 express on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad near the Prentis street bridge.
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Robert F. Sales
Dartmouth Street
Sales
Prentis Street Bridge
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Lifeguard Patrick Cooke Rescues Girl At North End Park
Patrick Cooke, swimming instructor at North End Park, rescued 11 year old Louise Ginnell of 9 Charter Street from drowning yesterday afternoon. The girl, bathing, jumped into a deep spot and sank twice before he pulled her from the water. She was taken to the park emergency room, revived, and sent home.
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Patrick Cooke
North End Park
Louise Ginnell
Charter Street
Mr. Cooke
Increasing Germanys Exports to United States
Berlin reports Germany's exports to the United States for the year ended June 30 totaled 101,714,064 dollars, up 1,827,050 from 1901. The annual exports set record levels, with 1898 at 74,250,000. 1899 at 84,000,000. 1900 at 98,800,000. and 1901 at 99,887,014.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Composer John Stromberg Dies at Freeport Summer Home
John Stromberg, conductor and head of the Weber and Fields orchestra, passes away at his Freeport, Long Island summer home from heart paralysis after a long rheumatic illness. Born in Prince Edward Island, he was 42.
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New York
Ohn Stromberg
Weber and Fields Company
Freeport
L. I
Mr. Stromberg
Prince Edward Island
Freight Train Kills 23 Year Old Mill Worker
In Pittsfield a freight train fatally struck Joseph Gorgan age 23 a mill operative near the local railroad today. He died at the scene and police gathered details as the investigation began.
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Pittsfield
Joseph Gorgan
Miners Strike Debate and Loss Estimates Amid Police Fight
The article reports estimated eight week losses from the anthracite strike totaling 46 million across operators strikers and businesses. It also notes Central Labor Union opposition to a coal and iron police law, efforts to secure anti repeal pledges from candidates, and leaders like Mitchell moving between Scranton Wilkesbarre and New York to coordinate labor support and potential AFL assistance.
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Ila OY Bivike
Cee Aee Vees Ee
Erners Apesee Sere
Scranton
Penn
Central Labor Union
Act of Assembly
Coal and Iron Police
Rose
Delaware & Hudson
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Olyphant
Stephen Reap
Reap
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Miners’ Union
New York
Associated Press
Metropolis
American Federation of Labor
Associated Press Today
Union Local 25 Adopts Badge At Large Meeting
Teamsters Union Local 25 held a large meeting yesterday. The new badge in embossed shield form with horse head and mane bears the union name and number. Fifty new members were added to the poll, and measures ensure issue only to men in good standing.
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Teamsters’ Union
Local 25
Miss Lizzie Deboe Shot At Revere Beach
Miss Lizzie Deboe remains in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after a shooting at Revere Beach Saturday night. Martin Concannon, the shooter, is detained and to be brought to court. employer Mr. Jones insists the incident was accidental and attributes it to a broken illuminated gallery mechanism.
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Lizzie Deboe
Revere Beach
Massachusetts General Hospital
Martin J. Concannon
Revere Police Eee
Miss Deboe
Jones
Washington Street
Mr. Jones
Post
Revere
New York
Ates
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Women’s Fashion Guide
Leopard
Fulliwin Bewitching
Card
Sooke Daves
Stromberg
Fighting Goal and
Tron Police
Labor Unions of
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Deboe
Teamsters
Tazzie Dpbob
Oie
Beecham
U.S. A. Depot
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