Taking Dreyfus Aboard For Dingateh Cruise
The Goeland dispatch boat left at 9 for Devil's Island to take Dreyfus aboard the Stax anchored off the isle. The Cayenne governor notified Salvation Islands officials to source coal for the Sfax voyage. the Sfax, already short on stores from Martinique, will depart soon. Mme Dreyfus has sent a telegram to Paris: “Leave Friday. Await with joy the moment when I kiss you.”
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Guiana
Goeland
Devil's Island
Dreyfus
Cayenne
Salvation Islands
Sfax
Martinique
Brest
Tomor
Mme. Dreyfus
Paris
City Directory and Public Office Listings
City officers include Mayor O A Adams and Marshall T P Boyett with others. County officers list judges clerks attorneys tax collectors and sheriffs. Churches and fraternal groups named with services meetings and leaders. Local enterprises include Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill and Bryan Compress with executives.
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Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill
J. ‘. Cole
James C. Chance
A. D. McConnico
Bryan Compress
J. W. Howell
W. E. Saunders
H. C. Robinson
R.&. Webb
Walter Wipprecht
Washington Officials Hold Up Dispatches From War
Washington June 8 The end of the war is a long way off Brigadier General Hall says in a Philippines letter. The War Department declines to publish dispatches from General Otis and censors all news casualty lists delayed. Acting Secretary Meiklejohn and Adjutant General Corbin treat Otis reports as not public. London report of Aguinaldo defeating MacArthur and Lawton is not credited.
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Washington
Hall
Philippines
Aguinaldo
War Department
Otis
Alger
Department
Meiklejohn
Corbin
General Otis
London
MacArthur
Lawton
Otis reports Filipino movements and Manila safety issues
Otis describes operations in Morong province driving insurgents to the mountains and capturing Antipolo. He notes 25 enemy dead, American losses of four killed and several wounded, and reports inhabitants seeking protection and many natives wanting to move to Manila which is deemed unsafe. Oregon volunteers delay departure to June 12. Sixth Infantry to relieve Californians at Negros. Hancock to sail with Nebraska regiment soon.
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Washington
Philippines
Otis
Morong
Antipoli
Manila
Oregon Volunteers
Portland
Ohio
Newport
Sixth Infantry
Negros
Hancock
Nebraska Regiment
Boston Coming Home As Warships Sail for San Francisco
The Manila report notes the U S cruiser Boston under Captain Whiting leaves for San Francisco via Nagasaki with long service officers and sailors from several ships. The battleship Oregon will join Dagupan on blockade duty while the Albany captures three sailing vessels and a steamer near Negros. Aguinaldo reportedly proclaims himself dictator as Manila dispatches broadcast. In Muncie H E Curtiss 64 is arrested after attempting hotel room robberies as 15 crooks are captured in a street carnival crackdown. A 5 ton vessel sails toward Manila from this port for the Philippines in about 60 days.
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Manila
United States
Boston
Whiting
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Japan
Oregon
Dagupan
Gulf of Lingayen
Albany
Spain
Standley
Negros
Yorktown
Imore
Baler
Muncie
Ind
H. E. Curtiss
Kirby Hotel
Curtiss
Arrest of Army Chaplain Sparks War Department Probe
An Army chaplain, Capt. Bateman of Company M Twenty fourth Infantry, was arrested by Capt Spokane Bateman after taking custody at the post headquarters. Charges include disobeying orders, usurping command authority, and violation of article sixty two. An investigation will be held this week with no statements from involved parties.
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Wash
United States Army
Army Post
Spokane, C. Bateman
Batchelor
Notable Texas Deaths and Local Homicide Notes
Confederate veteran L. C. Botto dies in Dallas. Charley Swartz dies after injury in Brownwood while moving a house. L. A. Lam killed by runaway team near Oglesby. Fort Worth restaurant keeper Joseph Pelz shoots himself. John Goodman kills himself in Tyler. Oil mill work begins at Fort Worth. Negro Jones Preston hanged in Westchester Pa for wife murder. Peter Kindred hanged in Princeton Mo for murder and maiming. Vincent McLaughlin dies editor of Philadelphia Times. Two Negro boys get life terms in Conway DC for attempted rape.
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L. C. Botto
Dallas
Tex
Charley Swartz
Brownwood
L. A. Lam
Oglesby
Joseph Pelz
Fort Worth
John Goodman
Tyler
Jones Preston
Westchester
Peter Kindred
Andrew Alley
Mercer
Joseph Alley
Princeton
Vincent McLaughlin
Philadelphia Times
Conway
D. C
Benedict’s Wife Worth At Least Half A Sovereign
In a London Punch exchange, enthusiastic Benedict questions why his wife is valued. The reply notes a good woman is a crown to her husband, and asserts his wife stands out as superior to others.
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Benedict
Trachelor
London
Berlin anti American sentiment among students noted
An article comments on anti American prejudice in Berlin affecting American students during the Spain war era, suggesting lingering hostility from wartime attitudes as a probable cause of current tensions.
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Americas
Berlin
Germany
Spain
Legal blanks for sale by Eagle office
The Eagle advertises a full line of legal blanks and priced options for small quantities. It lists affidavits of account and to any fact, bills of sale, bonds for titles, mortgages, deeds, contracts, powers of attorney, notes, leases, and related forms with various vendor’s lien and release options.
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Eagle Office
Sale of college concession privilege at A and M College
The privilege to sell ice cream soda water lunch and other merchandise during commencement at the A and M College will be awarded to the highest bidder on June 7 at 5 p m Bids addressed to L L Voster College Station. No intoxicating beverages may be sold.
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A. & M. College
College Station
L. L. Voster
Bankers resort to sorcery over cash loss
Directors of the Surati Bazaar company, unable to trace 2000 in cash, employed astrology and sorcery. Every employee received rice treated with magic to curse the thief, with no disasters yet reported.
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Abe
Surati Bazaar Company
Births from 1810 noted among four peers
The 1810 birth year of the late Duke of Northumberland is linked to four peers who also claim birth in that year Lord Tankerville Lord Gwydyr Lord Maxborough and Lord Armstrong all tracing their births to 1810.
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Duke of Northumberland
Lord Tankerville
Lord Gwydyr
Lord Maxborough
Lord Armstrong
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T. P. Boyett
R. H. Smith
Henry G. Rhodes
H. H. Jones
Constable
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Gainer
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R. M. Nall
T. ©. Nunn
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Lee Edge
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P. H. Arrington
R. D. Wilson
J. B. Cochran
Epworth League
St. Andrews
Holy Communion
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J. D. West
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Joe B. Reed
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Palestine, Texas
Cheap John Shoe Shop
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