Rebellion Drives Back Near Baliuag in Manila Front
General Otis reports the Third Infantry returning to Baliuag where they faced morning noon and evening assaults. Two killed and 13 wounded among U S troops. Enemy left 16 dead, many wounded, and prisoners on the field. Kansas and Montana regiments attacked near San Fernando, driving the foe through rice fields, with 50 dead 38 wounded and 28 prisoners. Lawton returns with MacArthur to front to replace volunteers.
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Washington
Otis ‘Cables
War Department
Manila
Baliuag
San Fernando
Kansas
Montana
Lawton
MacArthur
Filipinos Pleased As Philippine Commission Leaves Manila
Manila reports the Filipino commissioners departed by special train under a flag of truce and expected to return soon. President Gonzaga praised the courtesy shown, and reflected on American annexation, noting the Philippine plan of government could be good but questioning why a distant nation should seek to colonize a people who have long fought Spain for equal rights.
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Manila
Gonzaga
The
Philippines Commission
Amercan
Philippines
Spain
Remains Brought Home From the Philippines
The remains of 18 soldiers who died in the Philippines have landed aboard the Sheridan and will be buried where relatives desire. The list includes Col. Brotsenberg of the First Nebraska who died of a gunshot wound and others from Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, California, and Missouri, with causes such as typhoid fever, typhus, pneumonia, paralysis, and morphine poisoning.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Sheridan
Col. Brotsenberg
Nebraska
New Albany
Ind
Edgar J. Johnson
Oregon
William C. O'Leary
Montana
Rufus K. Holbrook
William Fields
Centaur
Walter Beerdine
Twenty-third Infantry
U.S. A
Leroy 5. Minnick
Wyoming
Edwin C. Young
Thomas H. Sargent
Hospital Corps
Daniel Nickels
California
George H. Perkins
Francis Deckalman
Samoan Commission Arrives in Apia for Sitting
In Apia Samoa on May 16 the Samoan commission arrived for sittings. Members include Bartlett Tripp former US minister to Austria Hungary Baron Speck Von Sternberg representing Germany and C H Eliot of the British embassy. A message from Rear Admiral Kautz notes Badger arrived May 13 and Philadelphia may depart to reach San Francisco by June 25.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kautz
Apia
Auckland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Samoa
Samoan Commission
Bartlett Tripp
United States
Austria
Hungary
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Germany
C. H. Eliot
C. B
Great Britain
Samoa Conflicts Stir Hope Of a Quiet End
Morning talks with Chief Justice Chambers yield no new details on Samoa deliberations. Mataafa welcomes the commission and vows to obey its orders, while loyals drill and fortify Mulinuu. Rebels remain outside the demarcated areas, and untapped tensions hint at future clashes if the Malietoa kingship is kept. Germans prepare compensation claims as armistice holds.
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Chambers
Kautz
Mataafa
Samoa
Mulinuu
Malictoa
Associated Press
Matanfa
Paris Not Floated Off Coverack in Cornwall
The Paris attempted to float at 8 this morning with no success. The steamer’s position remains unchanged and conditions are less favorable. Another flotation attempt is planned this afternoon with the holds pumped dry and the two afterholds filled to tilt the vessel. a moderate wind is blowing.
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Coverack
Cornwall
Paris
Town Fire Destroys Dozens of Buildings in Saint John
A serious blaze in the Indian town district of Saint John New Brunswick began at noon and by 1 pm about thirty wooden structures had burned. Firefighters, including all city apparatus, battled the flames but officials reported the fire not under control at that hour.
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St. Johns
N. B
Indian Town
Bicycle Trust A Failure Emerges In New York
In New York on May 25 the Herald reports growing dissensions in the bicycle trust. Many manufacturers faced options on their plants by A. G. Spaulding due June 1, with August 1 extensions resisted. Former ally R. T. Coleman leads renewed opposition, threatening to fracture the trust. Coleman reportedly remains out, refusing to renew his option while Spaulding and Coleman reportedly conferred at the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
the Herald
Bicycle Trust
A. G. Spaulding
R. T. Coleman
Hbicycle Lompany
Coleman
Abe International Vehicle and Manufacturing Company
Muller Cap
Trust For Good
George Percival Stewart
Robert Flammond
Edward C. Rare
Daniel J. Pierce
Hoboken
N. J
la Honery
Columbia Savings Investment Company
Financial Agency Company
American Investors' Company
Stewart
Pierce
Federal Grand Jury
Arkansas
American Investors’ Company
Financial Agency
Btewart
Granite State Provident Banking and Loan Association
Tang
Japanese Loan in London Planned for 10 Million Sterling
A Japanese loan of 10,000,000 pounds sterling is reported to be issued next week in London at 4 percent interest. Banks involved include Purss Bank Mentread Yokohama Specie Bank Hong Ki Shanghai Banking and the Chartered Bank of India. The entire loan is underwritten in London.
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New York
London
Purr's Bank
Mentread
Yokohama Speece Bank
Hong Ki & Shanghai Banking Company
Chartered Bank of India
Placetal Oon
China
Butte federal building site bids opened by federal commission
A federal commission arrived in Butte to select a site for the new federal building. Fourteen bids were publicized including Barrett, Shelly Tuttle, Bartlett, Moule, Thornton, Maloney, Louisa Benjamin, and W. McC. White among others. The panel will review bids, possible adjustments, and finalize a site decision to be sent to the Treasury. The building is planned for about 10,000 square feet with basement, two stories, attic, housing court, post office, and internal revenue offices.
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William D. Windom
J. Arthur Hall
Bernard Osann
Butte
City
Windom
Washington, D.C
Supervising
Osann
Chicago
Hall
Montana
Big Timber
Butte Hotel
Treasury Department
A. H. Barrett
Washington and
Park Streets
Shelly Tuttle
Park Street
Moulton Avenue
H. R. Bartlett
Arizona Street
Broadway
Granite Street
Cor Iramite Street
David Moule
William D. Thornton
Granite
Wyoming
J. H. Maloney
Alaska
Louisa Benjamin
Washington Street
Mercury
Silver Streets
W. Mec. White
Granite and
Wyoming Streets
W. McC
White
Quartz Street
Main
I -W. Mec
Ming
Quarts Street
W. McC. White
Johnny Leyson
Copper Streets
Winton
Inter Mountain
Secretary of the Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of the Attorney General
United States District Attorney
United States Court, Post Office
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Commission
Commissioners Inspect Sites This Afternoon
Time was extended over several days as commissioners conduct inspections of various sites this afternoon. Work will require multiple days to complete the review and assessment process.
Irishmen Pass Resolutio Aimed at British Rule
In New York Fernando's hall more than 60 Irish societies and about 160 delegates including three women gathered to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday. A protest against the British monarchy emerged with calls to overthrow British dominion while affirming American citizenship. A priest praised Irish resistance, and resolutions condemned coercion, urging U.S. opposition to monarchical ties and colonial policy. Copies will be sent to McKinley and other officials.
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New York
Fernando's
Queen Victoria
Ireland
Wauhope Lynn
Mr. McFadden
Donegal
Board of Aldermen of
Con Iemna
Rans- Vaal
McKinley
Transvaal Republic
Orange Pree
Cape Colony
Arrangements Set to Deport Five Japanese and Chinese Patients
Stockton California May 2 Arrangements by the state commission of lunacy to remove five Japanese and about six Chinese patients from the Stockton hospital for the insane to their native countries. Negotiations with Japan and China governments have succeeded with both agreeing to take the afflicted residents back. Japanese slated for June 2 and Chinese for July. The plan extends to all state hospitals.
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Stockton, Can
State Commission of Lunacy
Stockton
China
Cleveland
Department of the Chinese
Bonheur Ill. Senate Passes Franchise Tax Bill. Notables Recall
Telegraphic briefs report Rosa Bonheur gravely ill in Fontainebleau with lung congestion. Albany notes the franchise tax bill passed the senate 40 to 18 with three Democratic senators joining Republicans. Madrid reports the death of Senor Dov Casilar, a respected Republican orator. Washington says General Guy V. Henry, recently superseded as Porto Rico governor general, urged the president to support the island and forecast a prosperous future for its people.
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Fontainebleau
France
Rosa Bonheur
Albany
Senate
Madrid
Senor Dov Casilar
Washington
Guy V. Henry
Porto Rico
Davis
General Henry
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Resolutio
New York Central Railway Company
Weat Shore
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Monte
Montreal
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Agleading
RSET
America
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Wakefield
Butte, Mont
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