Army Advances in Philippines Amid Stiff Rebel Resistance
In Malta a 4,500 strong American force under Generals Lawton Wheaton and Overshine advanced from San Pedro Macaulay toward Paranaque, clearing the Manila area. The Americans report four killed and about thirty wounded, with rebels leaving 50 dead in trenches and many more wounded behind during retreat. Monitors shelled Paranaque as rebels evacuated. An Otis report confirms greater enemy losses than earlier dispatches and notes heat impaired troop movements.
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A Jealous Man's Crime in Fort Smith Ark
John Moore of Fort Smith Arkansas fatally shot his wife after a jealousy dispute over attention paid to the Salvation Army captain. He first fired at the captain, then killed his wife, and ended by shooting himself. Little is known of Moore’s background.
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Sharkey Still Claims the Championship Claim
San Francisco report states Tom Key issues a statement declaring he remains the world heavyweight champion and that Jeffries must be defeated to lay claim. Jeffries had previously held the title and the note suggests a disputed claim or ongoing challenge.
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Chamson
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Shot in a General Fight in foro Kentucky
In a fight at a disreputable house in foro Kentucky Sutton was shot and seriously injured. It is alleged John Marcum fired the shot during the incident on June 12.
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Howards and Allies Control Ground in Kentucky Feud
In Lospon Depot Kentucky on June 12 the Howards and their White allies hold the ground in the Baker Howard feud. Tom Baker was killed by an assassin firing from Sheriff Bev White's house across the street. Militia under Col Williams faced barriers while investigating other killings. Blood feuds and calls for justice unfold amid tense rural upheaval.
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A. King Cook
Tom Baker
Judge Cook
Beverly P. White
Sexees
Sheriff White
Lynched by Colored Men in Sarpy Mississippi
Simon Brooks a colored man was lynched by about 500 Negroes near Sarpy after being taken from jail between midnight and dawn. He and another attacker assaulted Armistead, a Negress, as she returned home. her throat was cut and she suffered severe head injuries before her body was hidden in rubbish. Part of the stolen goods were found in Brookss trunk. The mob was composed entirely of Negroes and white residents were unaware for hours.
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Iowa Arrives at Puget Sound Naval Station
The battleship Iowa arrived at Puget Sound naval station in Bremerton Washington on Sunday night following its voyage from an earlier port.
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Minister Storer in Madrid Arrives by Southern Express
Mapnio June 12. Mr Bellamy Storer United States minister to Spain Mrs Storer Mr Stanton Sickles secretary of the legation and their servants arrived here by the Southern express at 1140 p m Saturday.
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Ice Field
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Mullion Dollar Fire cripples three Armstrong Whitworth shops
Newcastle on Tyne June 12 Three large Armstrong Whitworth ordnance works shops were destroyed by fire Sunday morning causing damage estimated at 200000 pounds.
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Newcastle ON Tyne
Armstrong-Whitworth Ordnance Works
Talks on bigotry and family worship harmony in a diverse church world
In a 1899 sermon, Dr. Talmage urges unity among evangelical denominations. He likens disputes over church choice to Abram and Lot’s land split, arguing spouses should follow faith for salvation over ecclesiastical preference and urging compromise to protect marriages and children.
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The Mount of Transfiguration in a Mixed Faith Home
A 19th century sermon urges harmony in interfaith marriage and raising children. Parents may worship separately yet unite at times, and even the wayward child’s conversion can renew faith. Avoid acrimony and competing dogmas. unity in the home strengthens a family’s spiritual journey toward a shared future in the church triumphant.
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