Fought Again at San Fernando and Manila War Reports
Manila, June 16. Rebels attacked General MacArthur's lines at San Fernando after cutting Apalit rail and telegraph. They were repulsed with 75 killed, 20 prisoners, many wounded. About 6000 insurgents came from the jungle, faced by Kansas and regiments, with Gen Funston's brigade leading. Casualties in the American lines were light. Aguinaldo reportedly directed the assault as preparations moved troops from Candaba.
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Manila
Apalit
MacArthur
San Fernando
Towa
Kansas
Americana
Wsd
Funston
Kaneus
Montanans
Seventeenth
Aguinaldo
Candaba
Daguipan
Kansas Regiment
Horse Round-Up Compared to Cattle Drives in Wyoming
A Philadelphia Times excerpt recalls historic horse round-ups, describing large, chaotic gatherings across Montana and Dakota, with riders chasing wild bands, branding, and the dangers of corralling thousands of horses. It contrasts past vigor with modern scarcity and the decline of free-range mustangs.
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Dakota
Eosin
Devil's Lake
N. D
Northwest
Oregon
Philadelphia Times
Mountain
Tiny
Tin
Courat
Clever Bicycle Furnishings for Hall Display
A two part wooden bicycle storage piece in carved handaphialgs sits in a hall. The lower section has two broad doors and raises above wheel height while the upper is narrower for handles and saddles. A shelf holds hats or gloves and covers in cretonne or plain fabrics protect wheels and clothing. Waterproof covers suit seaside or wire-enclosed porches.
A Tempting Pinaapple Dessert (Fruit Flavored Pudding)
A recipe describes infusing vanilla into milk, thickening with rice flour and butter, then folding in eggs and pineapple, and baking in a buttered mold. The finished dessert is unmolded and served with a pineapple syrup and candied cherries garnish.
Mystery Lease Hidden in Paris Notary Archives
A Paris tale unfolds during a gala as a long forgotten Racine lease is sought to identify the house linked to a commemorative tablet. A notary clerk digs through 20 years of records, uncovering a crucial document amid documentary flotsam, aided by Theater Francais director M. Clarette.
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Parid Cor
Chicago
Comedia-Francates
Orieal Society
Paris
Vwal
Racine
M. Clarette
Theater Francais
Horney
M. Clarettes
Labor notes and unions gain ground across cities
A survey of labor activity reports growth in unions and organizing across North America. New York and Chicago see rising union membership in trades and crafts, while Boston and St. Louis confront regulatory and pricing moves. Ontario and Canada monitor alien labor law enforcement along the border. A new Workingmen's league aims to push labor reforms, and local councils push for higher wages and fair contracts amid wage disputes and industry shifts.
Ohio unionists push for broad reform at state convention
The convention pressed for direct voting on laws and constitutional amendments, demanding compulsory education, an eight hour workday, shop and mine inspections, gender pay equality, abolition of sweating and prison labor, municipal and national ownership of key industries, and railways and telegraph nationalization. A new labor party with these principles was proposed if major parties refused to recognize them.
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Ohio
Labor
Ladies Summer Coat Captures Newport Fashion Scene
Newport, the Nice of America and society’s Mecca, draws fashionables for the season’s summer coat craze. The resort’s ladies wear the light outer garment on cool mornings during beauty walks and on seaside coach outings when temperatures permit.
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Newport
America
Zaza Fashion Item Described In Linen Canvas
Helen Grey Page describes the Zaza fashion addition crafted in heavy linen canvas with deep pockets and a dark shade collar. The straight bag like silhouette features small sleeves with gathers, no real cuffs, and warns dressmakers to allow for shrinkage when using linen canvas.
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Zaza
Helen Grey-Page
Bicycle Jacket for Summer Travel
A compact guide describes sewing a bicycle jacket in tobacco brown pique with straight seams and double stitching. It features a brilliant plaid vest and a left side fastening for a double breasted look, plus a striped silk gingham yoke and a plain collar bow. Dr. Rinehart announces Helen Grey-Page at 14 W Park.
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Helen Grey-Page
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Montana
In pursuance of an order of the district court of Silver Bow County Montana the administrator of Mary B Turner deceased will sell at public auction for cash on June 24 1899 at 2 pm at the front door of the court house in Butte City all of her estate including an undivided one fourth interest in the La Monte Lode Claim lot 230 survey 988 in sections 11 and 12 township 2 north range 8 west MT. Terms require ten percent cash with balance on court confirmation.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mary BE
Turner
Butte City
Sliver Bow
Mary B. Turner
Mary E. Turner
la Monte’ Lode
N.n
Meridian
Deed Filed by Administrator of Turner Estate
The deed is recorded at the expense of the purchaser FRANK H. COONEY as Administrator of the Estate of Mary B. Turner Deceased dated May 29 1899.
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Frank H. Cooney
Mary B.turner
Notice to creditors Estate of Ellen Drew deceased
Administrator Tames C. Drew seeks all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be sent to McHatton Cotter law offices Hennessy Building Butte Montana in Silver Bow County. Dated at Butte City June 6 1999.
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Ellen Drew
Jullen Drew
McHatton & Cotter
Hennessy
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
Tames C. Drew
Gilen Drew
Butte City
Sheriff’s Sale Notice for Butte Land in 1899
Charles J. Pruett sues Ann Marie Westlake Edward Westlake and others in Silver Bow County Montana. A sheriff sale is set for June 27 1899 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door to auction Lots 19 20 21 and 22 in Block 16 of Leggat and Fosters addition to Butte Montana per county records. Patrick H Regan Sheriff by James M Reynolds Deputy Sheriff dated June 6 1899.
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Charles J. Pruett
Ann Marie Westlake
Edward Westlake
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Leggat
Foster
Silver Bow County
Patrick H. Regan
James M. Reynolds
Sheritf
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United States
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Toronto
Tobagtu Workers’ National Union
Prope Onlo Ship Canal
Knights of Labor
The
Federation of Labor
Brown
International Association of Machinists
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Hill
Buffalo
Aldermanic Committee
Winlinances
Boss Bakers’ Association
Fall River
Massachusetts House
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Trades’ Union Insurance
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Bonner
Building Trades
Building Trades Council
Inspector de Barry
Canada
Sir Wilfred Lautier
Workingmen’s League of New York
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
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St. Louis Apothecaries’ Association
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Dr. Rinehart
W. Park
Clancey
Kitty
Philadephia
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Montana Hardware Company
Main Street
Buite, Mont
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