Rebels Put To Rout On Morong Peninsula Campaign
General Hall's march across rough terrain completed a 20 mile circuit near Taytay and Antipolo with two engagements against insurgents. American forces, led by the Fourth Cavalry Oregon Regiment and Fourth Infantry, routed rebels twice, suffering 4 killed and about 15 wounded while inflicting heavy enemy casualties. The column paused at Antipolo then pressed toward Morong, capturing the town amid continued shelling by gunboats and artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Morong Peninsula
Taytay
Lawton
Antipolo
Mariquina
Fourth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Spain
Baby Marion Clark Found After Abduction Near Sloatsburg
Marion Clark, reported abducted May 21 from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of New York, was found two miles south of Sloatsburg at the Charles Youmans farmhouse. Deputy Sheriff Charlston arrested Jennie Wilson after she confessed. Marion was returned to her father. James Wilson, claiming to be the husband of Jennie Wilson, surrendered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnhouse
Garnere
GarnEainter
N.Y
Marion Clark
Amouthey
Arthur Clark
New York
Sloatsburg
Charles Youmans
Jennie Wilson
Charles Youmats
Wilson
James Wilson
Clark
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries Ready for Championship Fight
New York dispatch reports Bob Fitzsimmons intensifies training ahead of the world heavyweight title bout with Jim Jeffries at Coney Island next Friday. Fitzsimmons ate well and boxed 12 rounds with Kenney, Hickey, and Everhardt after a morning sessions. Jeffries, training at Ashbury Park, also completed a full day of work observed by New York boxing fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Pugilist
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island Sporting Club
Jeffries
Subcommittee Adopts American Mediation Plan With Reforms
Tae Hadve reports the subcommittee unanimously adopted the American mediation scheme with minor changes. The first commission rejected dumdum bullets and explosives from balloons, but found broader agreement elusive. In New York, Barrow couple waived examination for kidnapping Marion Clark and await grand jury action in October. Extradi tion papers for Bella Anderson head to Albany for Roosevelt signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Hadve
Italy
Austria
Great Britain
Kidpapers
New York
Barrow
Marion Clark
Herbert
Garnerville
New York County
Roosevelt
Rockland County
Gardiner
Bella Anderson
New Jersey
Albany
Funeral of Colonel Stotsenberg at Arlington Cemetery
The funeral of Colonel John M. Stotsenberg of the First Nebraska regiment was held at Arlington Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. H. J. Wallace officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotsenberg
Wassinarox
John. M. Stoteanberg
Nebraska
Arlington Cemetery
Terday
J. Wallace
Fight With Bandits At Half Mile Distance Near Wilcox
Sheriff Heistland of Natrona county reports a train robbery shootout near Wilcox Wyoming. Deputies pursued bandits from the Hole in the Wall gang after they dynamited a Union Pacific express car. Two pursuer horses were killed and the robbers vanished into rocky terrain. A Union Pacific telegram notes three robbers engaged north of Casper, with horses disabled and darkness stopping pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Oscar Heistland
Natrona County
Union Pacific
Wilcox
Heistland
Hazen
Converse County
Tea Pot Rocka
Tea Pot
Charles Hallaby
Eri. T. Payton
Payton
J.D. Long
Here
Hole-in-the- Wall
Robbers Hold Up Westbound Mail Train Near Wilcox
The Union Pacific westbound mail train was dynamited and robbed near Wilcox Wyoming. Engineer Grindstone Jones was struck and wounded while resisting as robbers disabled the engine and mail car with explosions. They then blew the Wilcox bridge cutting communications and delaying trains until Jones reported the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Union Pacific
Wilcox Bridge
Jones
Medicine Row
Woodmen Gather for National Camp in Kansas City
Woodmen delegates flood Kansas City for the head camp meeting with 15 000 expected today and a 500 strong Iowa delegation. The race for head banker centers on Frank Crocker of Iowa as St Paul is favored for the 1901 gathering. Severe heat in St Louis prompts a new emergency ward tent at the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City
Order
Towa
Frank Crocker
Iowa
St. Paul
St. Louis
City Hospital
Chicaco
West
Chicago
Woodmen of America
Rio Grande Western Railway
America
Montana
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Omaha
Kaness City
Boston
Iearest
East Broad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiweh
Pageon de Bay
Antipole
Aradas
Washington
Whalley
Cascoes
Washington Roops
Ameriana
Morong
Ancona
Cavadonga
Napidan
Otis
Baby Clark
Fitz
Jeff
Posse
Union “Pacific
Kcansas Mallway
Kanegas
Kansas
Standard Oil CO
Colorado Midland
Rocky Mountains
Burlington
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Aspen
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mountain
W. H. Downes
Anne ‘B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Cal
Rio Grand
Grand Junction
B. F. Nevins
Ealt Lake Chi
H. M. Cushing
Tray
Pas. Agt
Utah
K. Hooper
G. P
T. A. Denver
Colo
Thompson & Reynolds
Lumber
Dillon, Montana
Montana Music Co
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
Main Street
Butte
the Wernicke
Tribune Publishing Company
Reduelio
Prameptuns
Vil, O Bryan
Cis Preanegereg Gerael Togsteg
Watt
Vea
Alan Whote
Garni Mason
Daniel Cutten
Gris
Jeinsannts
Pat Cowpens
Tox
Wind
Bryas
Thas
A. Towneson
Adid Bistevanen
Rob Federation
Jordan
Gen'l Weaver
Jon
Carl Seburg
Sam Gompers
Aga Ded
Tabor
Ani
Philippines
United States
Republic
Bryan
Nolo
Russia
THE
Independence Company, Publishers
Franklin Building
Aera
Scientific Press
Market ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!