Rebels retreat after bombardment of Bacoor
Mania June 15. Filipinos pull back several miles to Imus after Tuesday’s fierce fighting. American gunboats shelled Bacoor driving insurgents from the town, many women and children fled to American lines. Officials report about 100 insurgents killed and 500 wounded. coast toward Cavite expected to fall under American control.
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Imus
Bacoor
Lawton
4Th Cavalry
Sition
Cavite
Ex-Representative Bland Dies After Prolonged Sleep
LeBanox Mo June 15 Ex Representative Bland's condition worsened with slow respiration and weak pulse after sleeping since Tuesday night. Friends fear the end may be near as he remains unconscious. Bland died at 4 30 Thursday morning.
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LeBanox
Bland
Congressman Bland
Ben Franklin Statue Unveiled In Philadelphia
The Benjamin Franklin statue gifted by Justus C. Strawbridge was unveiled in Philadelphia on June 15 with ceremonies led by the University of Pennsylvania American Philosophical Society Franklin Institute Library Company of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Hospital. James M. Beck delivered the oration. post office ceremonies featured a card drawn by Margaret Uartman Bache and Mayor Ashbridge accepting the gift.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Justus C. Strawbridge
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Society
The
Franklin Institute
Library Company of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
United States
James M. Beck
Margaret Uartman Bache
Franklin
Charles Emory Smith
Ashbridge
Lynching Reported in Beaufort North Carolina
Beaufort North Carolina June 15 a mob took Lewis Patrick from jail and is believed to have lynched him after his arrest for the murder of James Weeks at Pogue on June 5 following a store robbery. Treasury condition report notes available cash balance 271673 b1 gold reserve 235128404.
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Beaufort
N. C
Lewis Patrick
Patrick
Jas. Weeks
Pogue
Washixeton
Destructive Cloudburst Hits San Antonio Area
A cloudburst north of Spofford Junction floods valleys and washes away rail bridges on the Southern Pacific line. The Butler sheep ranch is wiped out with the entire family reported dead, and other drownings are feared along Pinto River and nearby ranches as trains are halted and wires down.
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San Antonio
Tex
Spofford Junction
M. L. Butler
Butler
Henry Carver
Southern Pacific
Mexico
California
Cline
Gen Wheeler for governor of Alabama in doubt
Democratic hopes rise as Gen Joe Wheeler keeps noncommittal stance on Alabama gubernatorial bid. Rep J H Wallace and colleagues report from Washington that Wheeler cannot yet commit though he says the honor is appealing and he is under no obligation to stay out of the race.
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Trunattsville
Ala
Joe Wheeler
Alabama
J. H. Wallace
Washington
Gen. Wheeler
Automobiles Prohibited in Cutcaco Park Drives
South side park commissioners ordered banning all electrically powered vehicles from drive ways and boulevards on Wednesday. The rule covers pleasure cars and merchant vehicles, citing horses fear and danger to occupants, pedestrians, cyclists.
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Cutcaco
South Side Park
Fruit Canners Combine in California Trust Form
In San Francisco on June 15 a union of fruit canners completed a statewide consolidation. Papers with options on about two thirds of the state canneries have been signed. Organizers aim to centralize production by closing about half of the plants under their control and it is asserted the trust plans to raise prices.
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California
San Francisco
Sioux City Mayor mobilizes aid for storm victims
Mayor Quick received a telegram from Tierman Ne.d. asking for relief for destitute residents. He called a Commercial association meeting for Thursday to plan action.
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Sioux Ciiry
Quick
Tierman
Ne.d
The
Commercial Association
Delegation Heads to Columbus for Democratic State Convention
Citizens of Zanesville plan a Friday trip to Columbus to advocate for the Democratic state convention. A planned special excursion was dropped. Also, Mrs. Julia Eve lyn Capen Woodford, widow of Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, died in Brooklyn from Bright's disease. Jack Moffat defeated Charles Johnson in a six round Chicago bout.
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Zanesville
Columbus
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Julia Evelyn Capen Woodford
United States
Spain
Brooklyn
Bright
Jack Moffat
Chicago
Charles Johnson
Minneapolis
Adelphia Athletic Club
Frederick S. Perkins Dies Noted Archaeologist and Collector
Frederick S. Perkins, a renowned archaeologist artist and collector, died at his Burlington Wisconsin home on Wednesday June 15.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frederick S. Perkins
Burlington, Wis
The Sight-Seers. The Latest Estimate of the Dead
The cyclone in Ricnsonp Wisconsin leaves 125 dead, six missing and 128 injured with fears many will die. Special trains from St Paul Madison Milwaukee bring food clothing and coffins as militia protect the search and aid operations.
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New Ricnsonp
Wis
St. Paul
Minn
Madison
Milwaukee
Storm Ravages Herman Nebraska Killing and Wounding Many
A cyclone near Herman Nebraska Tuesday night leaves ten dead and about 25 injured, with five likely to die and extensive property loss totaling around 1 million dollars across the storm track. Souvenir thieves strip wrecked homes as militia restores order and relief efforts begin.
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Herman
Neb
Peace Conference May Not Adjourn Before Mid July
June 15. It is expected the peace conference will not adjourn before the middle of July as delegates expect to finish their work then and seek approval of final decisions by their governments. Delegates aim to sign a definite document once work is complete and governments will take about ten days to decide.
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Europe
Mass mob raids county in Indiana over assault rumor
A mob of about 800 Garret residents gathered in Au Bu RK Indiana to confront allegations against a man named Hermé accused of criminal assault against two girls. Police and local authorities stated the mob planned to hang the suspect, but no immediate action was confirmed.
UNCLE SAM'S GAME RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Baseball scores and standings from games featuring Cincinnati St Louis Boston Baltimore Pittsburgh Louisville Washington New York Boston and Cleveland list innings and batteries with umpires. The standings show Brooklyn leading with 37 wins, Cincinnati 24, Boston 33, New York 22, Philadelphia 28, Pittsburgh 21, Baltimore 28, Washington 17, St Louis 28, Chicago 23, Cleveland 8. A boxing result notes Eugene Bezenah of Cincinnati losing to Kenney at Adelphia club. A Baltimore murder verdict reports Joseph Bryan sentenced to be hanged for the Mary Peck case.
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Powell
Criger
Emsiie
McDonald
Rhe Washington
Baltimore
Dineen
Baker
McGuire
Butler
Nops
Crisham
O'Day
Garr
New York
Boston
Meekin
Warner
Killen
Bergen
Lynch
Connoly
Om AE
Cleveland
Owl
Pittsburgh
Miupzin
Bat
Schreckengost
Tannehitt
Bowerman
Gaffney
W.L. Pe
W.L. Po
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Phil'delphia
Pittsburch
Washington
St. Louis
Lewisville
Chicago
Eugene Bezenah
Young Kenney
Adelphia Athletic Club
Bezenah
Joseph Bryan
Mary Peck
American Oak Leather Co plans patent leather trust
New York June 15 reports the American Oak Leather Co of Cincinnati is engineering a patent leather trust for harness materials. The organization is set to be capitalized at 20,000 dollars by 600 shares.
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New Yorks
The
American Oak
Leather. Co., of
Cincinnati
Leather Trust
Indiana Roundups and Safe Keeping
Midnight arrival of an armed guard from Columbia City exposed Helms, the alleged assailant near lynching in Auburn. He is jailed under guard as a mob of about 300 watched from Garrett to Auburn and on to Columbus City. The second alleged victim in Garrett remains gravely ill. In Ash Huston, W. T. Miller & Son sold 30 head for an average $230 with bid entries from five states. A three year old Miller cow sold for $805 to Quick & Son. In Loansport a 16-year-old boy fired three wild shots at his mother after drinking beer and then tried to stab his father until restrained.
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Fr. Wayne
Ind
Columbia City
Helms
Auburn
Garrett
Columbus City
Winchester
Ash Huston
W. T. Miller & Son
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illiois
Iowa
Michigan
Miller & Son
Royal Hero
Quick & Son
Columbus
Col. Perry
Columbus, O
Loansport
Jas. Nichols
Norway
White County
Death of Mrs. Wroyd Reveals Tragic Personal Crisis
Investigation shows Mrs. William Wroyd died by self poisoning during personal crisis. The widow’s son fled home after punishment two years prior and was later killed on a New Jersey trestle. Grief cited as cause of death by her own hand.
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Kenosna
Wis
Maria Ramsey Bacot
Napoleon III
Moundy
Ind
William Wroyd
New Jersey
Suit Challenges State Life Insurance Special Contracts
In Indianapolis stockholder Robert Lowry sues State Life Insurance Co to test special contract policies. Attorney General Taylor and State Auditor Bart have ruled such contracts illegal. In Salem lightning struck Harvey Colglazier’s frame home. while the family battled the blaze his wife died of heart failure from the excitement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Lowry
The
State Life Insurance Co
Taylor
Bart
Salem
Harvey Colglazier
Celebration notes and names across a busy week
Flag day events in Washington mark a busy period with school programs and Dewey fund contributions totaling 834 with 555 from the Brooklyn Eagle. Notable items include census chief appointment, pardons to Seminoles, a kidnapping case, and military promotions and deaths.
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Washington
Dewey Home Fund
Brooklyn Eagle
Wm. M. Stewart
Detroit
Mich
Manufacturers’ Division
Census Bureau
Santiago
Omaha
Neb
Schley
McKinley
John Washington
Simmons Wolf
Kansas
Admiral Dewey Arrives in Singapore for Brief Stop
Admiral Dewey landed at Singapore from the Olympia on Wednesday afternoon and bid farewell to Governor Sir C. W. H. Mitchell. He departs Thursday for Colombo, Ceylon, likely to visit the hills for his health while Olympia officers were entertained by the garrison. In Los Angeles a street preacher urged whipping Jeffries, the boxer, expressing a wish for his son’s punishment.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
Dewey
Olympia
C. W. H. Mitchell
Colombo
Ceylon
Market report listing grain prices and livestock quotes
The Cincinnati market report lists futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats and livestock. It records bids for hogs cattle sheep lambs and veal calves with varying grades and weights across shipping and common categories.
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Cincinnati
Bida City
Chigagg
Wasat
Jane
INDIAN NIMROD Baptiste Garnier The Great Hunter
Capt James Cooper Ayres recounts Baptiste Garnier called Little Bat as the premier hunter on the 1893 expedition with Gen Brooke. Garnier, of French Indian descent, tracked game flawlessly, with a bears record of 83, praised by Webb Hayes. He boasted unmatched elk trailing and silent success, including a 13 elk hunt with Gen Crook.
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James Cooper Ayres
United States Army
Brooke
Baptiste Garnier
Webb Hayes
Mr. Collins
Omaha
Bat
Gen. Crook
Rev Dr McDowell Named Secretary of Methodist Education Board
Rev Dr McDowell of Denver is appointed secretary of the Methodist Episcopal board of education. Former chancellor of the University of Denver, he is praised for exceptional ability and scholarly achievement. Born in Holmes County Ohio, he earned degrees at Ohio Wesleyan and Boston University School of Theology.
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Dr. McDowell
Denver
Methodist Board of Education
W. F. M'Dowell
Methodist Episcopal Board of Education
University of Denver
America
Methodist Church
Holmes ‘County
Ohio Wesleyan University
McDowell
Boston University School of Theology
Ohio
Lin McDowell
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Kenosh
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Herman, Neb
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French Guiana
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Pelew Islands
George Kilbon Nash
Uncle Sam
Eugene Bezensh
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Broomixeton
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Kerr’s Mat Market
Marion
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10Th Indiana Cavalry
Orton
Alonzo Strope
Nose Esville
Joseph. Baker
Dismal Hill
Mounerz
John_ Williams
Muncie
Charles Washburn
Terre ‘Haute
Terre
Havre
Bella Anderson
Carrie Jones
Supreme Court
Marion Clark
Bartholoma EK. Kost
Marie Tobicka
Vienna
Austria
Jefferson D. Goddard
Fred J. Jackson
Kansas City
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Thomas F. Lyons
United States Marine Corps
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Sayres
Gray
Matanzas
Henry Trites
10Th Infantry
Puerto Principe
Edward Lamb
Ulric A. Mitchell
Saepimina
Wilk
Columbo
Los Anegnes
Cal
Jeffries
Market Report
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Gre Hanter
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