Cailles Surrenders to U S Forces After Laguna Province Action
General Cailles surrenders with 600 men and 500 rifles in Santa Cruz. He receives receipts for 8 pesos per rifle, pledging proceeds to widows and orphans. Cailles and staff weep as rifles are handed to the U S Army. deserter Frank Meekin is jailed.
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P. I
Cailles
Hart
Sumner
MacArthur
Laguna
Frank Meekin
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Cailles Surrenders With 650 Men In Luzon Post
General Cailles surrendered at Santa Cruz on Luzon Island with about 600 men and 500 rifles. The oaths of allegiance to the United States were given to the former insurgents. Colonel Caballer also surrendered after fleeing to the mountains. surrender proceedings were orderly.
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Santa Cruz
Luzon Island
Cailles
United States
Caballer
Surrender of Cailles prompts release of Luzon prisoners
Manila reports say after Cailles surrender insurgent prisoners on Luzon will be freed. Native sources also confirm that General Lavar is near surrender. In Cincinnati, Catholic Knights of St. John convene with 24 000 expected, debating unification of societies and term limits for officers. New York hosts General Fitz Hugh Lee party, including Ellen Lee, bride to Lt. James Rhea, planned at Church of the Transfiguration after Havana stint.
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Lavar
Cincinnati
Order of St. John
New York
Fitz- Hugh Lee
City
Ellen Lee
James Rhea
Seventh Cavalry
Church of the Transfiguration
Miss Lee
Rhea
Havana
President Reveals June 24 Appointments
The president announces a series of appointments dated June 24. The roster includes officials and roles across government agencies, reflecting administrative staffing updates and new leadership assignments.
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Washington
Diplomatic and Indian Service Appointments Announced
Chandler Hale of Maine serves as secretary of the legation at Vienna Austria James J Bailey of Kentucky named secretary of the legation at Guatemala and Honduras Charles F Nesler of New Jersey re appointed Indian inspector
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Maine
Vienna
Austria
James J. Bailey
Kentucky
Guatemala
Honduras
Charles F. Nesler
New Jersey
Chinese in Hawaii shows population rise and legal questions
Honolulu reports 27 000 Chinese registered in Hawaii up about 1000 from the last census. Many with partly Chinese blood registered to protect rights. The plague claims court has 28 1/2 cases, over half Japanese, totaling about 1 750 000 dollars. The Wahiawa Sugar Co v Atherton suit tests Hawaii organic act limits on land holdings.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Hawai
Treasury Department
China
Legistate
Chinatown
Wahiawa Sugar Company
J. B. Atherton
Sugar Company
Atherton
Wahiawa Agricultural Company
Texas News: Will Teach in Philippines and Local Incidents
Horace H. Shelton Thomas P. Price and George H. Wright prepare to depart for the Philippines as first class teachers. Sheriff Youree and Bonham deputies raid Ladonia gaming rooms with arrests. H B Dorsey seeks state action on crop statistics in Austin. Mrs Allison dies from injuries after lamp explodes and flames ignite her clothing.
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Horace H. Shelton
Thomas P. Price
George H. Wright
el Paso
Philippines
Mr. Shelton
Thea Statesman
Mr. Price
Ladonia
Tex
J. A. Youree
Bonham
N. A. Allison
Waco Superintendent Declines San Antonio Offer
Waco Texas June 24 Superintendent Lattimore telegraphed the San Antonio school board that he cannot accept the offer of the superintendency. He says it is best to remain with his home community and duties.
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Waco
Tex
Lattimore
San Antonio
Heywood Well No 8 Spurs Oil Boom at Spindle Top Hill
Beaumont, Texas reports Heywood Well No 8 came in early this morning making the thirteenth gushers on Spindle Top hill. The gusher adds to a flood of oil at the field, signaling continued production and potential price implications for the region.
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Beaumont
Tex
Heywood
Palmer Charged With Murder After Fatal Shot at Newman Home
J J Palmer was arrested in Morgan Texas and jailed in Meridian on a murder charge for shooting Tom Newman on the Newman home gallery six miles south of Morgan. Newman had been under bond on an April 1 alleged attempted assault on Mrs Palmer.
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Morgan
Tex
J. J. Palmer
This Place
Meridian
Tom Newman
Here
Newman
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