New Civil Government for the Philippines Under Consideration
Washington June 7 The president and secretary of war consider a new civil government for the Philippines with a governor a legislative council and other officers It will control civil affairs under war power and the secretary of war may be supreme Similar to the early New Mexico arrangement with a civil governor and a commanding general designed to preserve peace and run territorial affairs
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Nia
Washington
Philippines
Archipelago
Legislative Council
New Mexico
Acid Hydroperoxides From Ann Arbor Work Reveal Antiseptic
In Ann Arbor on June 7 scientists Dr Frederick G Novy and Dr Ul C Freer report a breakthrough in antiseptics with organic acid hyperoxides. A water solution containing five thousandths of one percent active oxygen from the peroxide kills bacteria. The hyperoxide used in tests is densozlacitzl and dog experiments indicate it can be ingested in large doses without poisoning. The finding may advance medical and surgical science by uncovering fundamental causes in the field.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Frederick G. Novy
Ul C. Freer
Balloon Voyage From Quincey Goes South East
Evelyn B Baldwin leading the Baldwin Zeigler Arctic expedition travels by balloon from Quincey with Sam Bald win. The craft ascended to two miles in clear skies as part of an educational expedition.
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Quincey
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Sam Baldwin
Quincy
Baldwin-Zeigler
Fire at Pabst Brewery causes heavy loss and one death
Milwaukee fire at the Pabst Brewing Co. on June 7 caused losses between 160000 and 200000 fully insured. Elevator F was gutted and a cupola with showing machinery destroyed. Four copper bins involved in repairs. Copper overheated and ignited screens. A coppersmith, John Smith, died after falling four stories while sliding a rope.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pabst Brewing Co
John Smith
Indians Enter Suit Against Open Lands in Oklahoma
Lone Wolf and other Kiowa Comanche and Apache representatives filed suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking to enjoin Secretary Hitchcock Commissioner Hermann and Commissioner Jones from enforcing the law opening tribal lands in Oklahoma Territory to settlement. They also ask the law be declared void for lacking authorized cession claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Lone Wolf
Hitchcock
Hermann
General Land Office
Jones
Indian Office
Oklahoma Territory
German Commander resigns leadership and departs China
Berlin reports Count Von Waldersee has resigned as commander in chief and will leave China via Tokyo. He notes strict measures to avoid clashes among contingents and says he attended the funeral of French soldiers killed in the recent affray with large German detachments.
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Berlin
War Office
Count von Waldersee
Tien- Tsin
China
Tokio
Infuriated farmers chase suspected kidnapper near St Joseph
Two hundred enraged farmers scour timber twenty miles northeast of St Joseph Missouri to capture an unknown Black man who abducted a 14 year old girl after binding and gagging her. The suspect fled when pursued and a lynching is feared if caught.
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St. Joseph
George Dixon
Dunton bound over for murder in railroad crash
Atlanta reports G B Dunton 8 yard conductor bound over without bail to the superior court after a preliminary trial showed he was on the switch engine that crashed into the Macon passenger train killing three.
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Atlanta
G. B. Dunton
Southern Railway
Superior Court
Dunton
Macon
Southern
Lincoln's Remains to Be Secured by Cement Monument
Chicago June 7 A report claims Abraham Lincoln's remains at Springfield will be buried under a large block of cement to prevent grave robbers. Robert T. Lincoln investigated the current interment and concluded the site lacks night watchman, prompting an effort to secure the body against desecration.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Robert T. Lincoln
Lincoln
Smith College theft case up for grand jury
Miss Mabel Lawrence Burt of Bridgeton New Jersey pleaded guilty in Northampton district court to larceny of a diamond ring belonging to a Smith College student and sums from other students. She was held in 1500 dollars for the grand jury and jailed on default. Police say total alleged stolen property may reach 3000 dollars.
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Northampton
Mass
Mabel Lawrence Burt
Bridgeton
N. J
Smith College
Walved
Antwerp Docks Fire devastates major warehouse
A large blaze at the Royal Entrepot in Antwerp destroyed the city’s biggest warehouse and damaged nearby property. American goods including cotton tobacco and machinery burned. Estimated loss stands at 7.5 million dollars.
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Antwerp
Royal Entrepot
Spring clean-up roars in Klondike gold fields
Dawson reports millions in gold dust washed from mountains as spring work continues. Officials estimate 15 million drawn this season and 10 million more for summer. Toronto notes Thomas Jones, banker-robber in Chicago, died after arm amputation following a gunshot wound. Cumberland known as Father of the Elks dies in Brooklyn from infection after hand operation. Havana reports Washington instructions on the Platt amendment arriving for translation and sending to Cuba’s constitutional convention. New York notes Stephen H Pell, brother of actor Horace Porter Pell, in Cleveland following a failed suicide attempt.
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Dawson
Seattle
Wash
Klondike Camp
Kikn
New York
George W. Cumberland
George W. Thompson
The
Elks
Brooklyn
Stephen H. Pell
Horace Porter Pell
Cleveland
Baseball scores and standings from Thursday play
Summary of multiple games with inning by inning lines. E Chicago and Philadelphia clash ending 8 to 4. Boston and St Louis tied 8 to 6 with notable hitters Sudhoff Pittinger and Kittredge. Cincinnati and Philadelphia strong showings follow. Clubs standings show New York leading with 18 wins. Indiana defeats Ft Wayne 5 to 3. Columbus defeats Toledo 4 to 2.
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Chicago
Phila
Waddell
Kehoe
Donohue
McFarland
O’day
R. AE
Louis
Boston
Sudhoff
Ryan
Pittinger
Kittredge
Dwyer
K. HE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Phillipps
O'Connor
Hughes
McGuire
Emslie
Per
New York
Cincinnati
Vittisburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Head and Collision Near Vicksburg Injures Nine
Nine people injured in a head end collision between two Mississippi Valley passenger trains north of Vicksburg on a sharp curve near Floweries. Engineer Jones reversed his engine to avert a worse wreck. The south bound train was six and a half hours late and speeding to make up time. earlier at Clarksdale it crashed into a wagon and Engineer Dane was badly hurt.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Floweries
Jones
Clarkedale
Dane
Lawson yacht Independence Suffers Minor Steering Jam
Boston June 7 The Lawson yacht Independence on her second sail trial Thursday suffered a not very serious jamming of the steering gear that halted the test after an hour and a half of fine sailing. She had reached a speed on a reach of a little over three miles and a fraction per hour.
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Boston
Lawson
Independence
Lightning Panic Strikes Wisconsin County Jail
A lightning bolt struck a tree near the Lacrosse county jail and entered the jail cage causing havoc to iron work. Prisoners were knocked to the floor but authorities report no visible injuries.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Markets Report From Cincinnati and Chicago
Market notes show wheat and corn prices on track with No 2 red wheat at 75 cents on track in Cincinnati and June Chicago wheat at 74 to 71 with July at 74 percent. Cattle, hogs, and sheep are listed across Cincinnati and Indianapolis with varied prices and grades, including fair to good packers hogs at 5.75 to 5.85 and choice steers around 5.25 to 5.63 in Cincinnati and Indianapolis ranges for cattle and lambs. A late entry mentions East eps N. Thy cattle data continuing.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jane
Indianapolis
Eps N
Thy
No Material Change in Mrs. McKinley’s Condition
Washington June 7 Dr Rixey reports no material change in Mrs McKinley condition remains the same as in the morning bulletin and there has been neither setback nor gain during the day She sleeps better and rests fairly comfortably The president plans to attend Buffalo exposition later if possible
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Sternberg
Governor Samford III Seriously Ill With Heart Enlarging Condition
Tuscaloosa Alabama June 7 Gov William J Samford Thursday night lay seriously ill at Prof A A Person hospital room He suffers hypertrophy of the heart and serious apprehensions are felt Mrs Samford is beside him Dr James T Searcy said no improvement at 10 o clock Fainting spells from the heart have been kept from public knowledge Arrangements were made early Friday to move the governor by special train to Opelika his home
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Wm. J. Samford
A. A. Person
Opelika
Pocahontas Coal Fields Near Transfer to Standard Oil
Reported move to transfer vast Flat Top Land holdings to Standard Oil Co may shift control of Pocahontas steam coal lands across Mercer McDowell Wyoming Raleigh counties West Virginia and Tazewell County Virginia. Price noted around 13.06 million dollars. Also Chicago based People's Church of America incorporated in Springfield to extend Chicago church nationwide.
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Bluefields
W. Va
Pocahontas
Flat Top Land Association
Standard Oil Co
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Raleigh
West Via
Tazewell County
Virginia
People’s Church of America
Chicago
Springfield
People’s Church of Chicago
Judge Hines Expires in Indianapolis After Honorful Career
Cyrus C. Hines longtime Indianapolis lawyer and former circuit judge of Hendricks Marion Morgan and Johnson counties died at Deaconess hospital He was born December 10 1830 in Sandy Hill NY and served in the Civil War rising to colonel before retiring due to disability He later practiced law returned to New York to manage family estates and retired in 1887
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cyrus Co
Hines
Sandy Hill
Washington County
N. Y
Simon Yandes
Indiana
T. A. Morris
24Th Indiana
57Th Infantry
Stone River
Hendricks
Marion
Morgan
Johnson Counties
Albert G. Miller
New York
Coal Trust Plans Forming in Indiana With 10 Million Capital
John H. Bays of Sullivan advances options on Daviess county mines and Cabel Coal lands in Pike county as Indiana capitalists push a Consolidated Coal Co. of Indiana. The trust aims 10.1 million stock with 5 million preferred and 5.1 million common, to buy 129 principal mines for cash. Names of organizers withheld. Chicago and eastern capitalists provide funds.
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Washington
Ind
John
Bays
Sullivan
Coal Trust
Daviess County Coal Co
Montgomery
Cabel Coal Co
Daviess County
Cabel & Co
Pike County
Consolidated Coal Co
Indiana
Terre Haute
Rays
Chicago
Indiana druggists meet. Wooten keynote at Muncie session
The Indiana druggists annual meeting featured National Secretary S. V. Wooten of Chicago delivering the keynote address. The association voted to maintain per capita tax and loyalty to the group. Buffalo will host the next gathering. There are 40 local associations with about 600 members. the treasurer reported $590 receipts and $474 expenses leaving $116. A banquet was held at the Auditorium before adjournment. officer elections and next year’s meeting location were postponed to Friday.
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Muncie
Ind
Indiana Druggists
V. Wooten
Chicago
Indiana
Buffalo
Wayne Motel Fire Damages Fort Wayne Hotel
Fort Wayne Ind June 7 Fire of unknown origin damaged the Wayne hotel the citys leading hostelery by about 20000 dollars. The fire started atop the freight elevator shaft on the fourth floor and was hard to reach. Firemen gained control at midnight. The building is owned by J S Peters with G W Milla as lessee formerly of Chicago.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Wayne Hotel
G. W. ‘Milla
Chicago
New Orleans Rector Dies by Own Action in New York
Rev Michael J Karides rector of the New Orleans Greek Church of the Holy Trinity committed death by own action in New York while working on an eight bicycle motor.
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New Orleans
Michael J. Karides
New York
Mail stage accident near Greenwood claims driver killed
June 7 report from Greenwood B C states the mail stage from Camp McKinney to Greenwood ran into a snag at Jolly Jack. The driver Andrew Kirkland was killed and Henry Nicholson and Mrs Brunners injured in the crash.
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Greenwood
B. C
Camp McKinney
Jolly Jack
Creak
Andrew. .Kirkland
Henry
Nicholson
Lightning Strikes Brazil Indiana Store and Barn
D. H. Davis & Co. store in Knightaville was struck by lightning and burned. Loss estimated at twelve thousand dollars, largely insured. Several other buildings suffered heat damage. The large frame barn belonging to John Fisher south of town also caught fire and burned.
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Brazil
Ind
D. H. Davis & Co
Knightaville
Lona
John. Fisher
Gorilla Kill Report Sparks Museum Interest in Germany
In Yaunde district a hunter named Herr Paschen killed a large gorilla after a pursuit from a hidden tree. The skull and skeleton were measured by anthropologist Prof Lenz who notes abnormal size. Umlauff museum offered 20,000 marks but was refused.
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Yaunde
Herr Paschen
Herr Pas
Deceiving the Eye Diagram Confusion Spreads
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of deception in perception with scattered phrases about a diagram and experiential notes. Names, dates, or clear events are not present to identify a specific incident or source.
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Enalyat
Pabst
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the Department of Texas
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Grant
Samuel Townsend
East Maryville
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Tittleton
Paul Roberts
Jane Harvey
North Dakota
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N.D
Rugby
Latimore
Langdon
Berin
the Klondike
Toronto
Ont
Thomaa Jones
Chcago
General Hospital
Havana
Western Association
R. H
Wayne
Sutthoff
Heydon
Daniels
Fuller
Hornung
R. HE
Columbus
Toledo
Wilhelm
Zinram
Talbot
National League
R. BE
Baltimore
Dowling
Boston Wees Aces
Head and Collison
Vicksburg, Miss
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Pocahontas Coal Field
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