Otis Reports Philippines Island Situation In Detail
General Otis replies to a cable about conditions in the Philippines. Insurgent forces in Luzon are scattered, with 4,000 in Tarlac and northern Pampanga and up to 2,000 in Cavite and Batangas. Natives welcome American troops, trade suspended with nonpose ss ports, courts functioning, and troops nearing fatigue with some sickness.
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Utah
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General Hospital
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Major Brennan Dies in Manila
General Otis cables the War Department with the notice of Major Brennan of the First Montana Hospital Corps who died in Manila after a three month illness from Brights disease.
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Washington
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Doctor's Mistake Sparks Medical Ad Claim
A doctor misaddresses a call and touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a permanent remedy for women. It claims free medical advice from Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo and emphasizes safety, lack of alcohol, and medical guidance without examinations.
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Rough Riders Join Las Vegas Reunion Parade in 10 000 Crowd
Ten thousand attendees filled the Las Vegas New Mexico reunion as Col Roosevelt rode a parade route at the tournament grounds. A memorial service was held at Duncan Opera House with Rev Uzell and Lafe Young speaking. Roosevelt received a medal before rain halted daylight events and then departed for Chicago.
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Committee On Arrangements
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New Mexico
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General Strike Averts Threat in Packing District
Ontcaco June 27 Despite a 25 cent daily raise for unskilled laborers the threat of a general strike looms as skilled workers push for higher wages. Armour Co killing room deserted with 700 workers out. Swift Nelson Mortis Lipton firms pause hog purchases leaving many idle. Packers offer 1898 wage scale, nearly the men’s demand, while no official statement is released.
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Pingree Backing Alger For Senate in Trust Fight
Detroit June statements say Governor Pingree and Secretary Alger unite to back Alger in a senatorial bid. Alger will not withdraw or spend, platform opposes trusts and favors equal taxation in a popular vote. Alliance formed at last night’s conference with Pingree leaders present.
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Military secretary cites push for direct senatorial vote
General Russell Atlee, secretary of War, announced yesterday in poor transcription that a motion for direct senatorial elections is proceeding. The report reflects a debated slogan and uncertain details as officials discuss reform.
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Russell Atlee
Cleveland Streetcar Strike Ends With Union Crew Operation
In Cleveland on June 26 violence accompanied the settlement of the Big Consolidated Street railway dispute. A crowd challenged non union conductors near Brooklyn Bridge and forced cars to await union crews. Most passengers complied. Non union staff faced pressure to depart the city within 30 days under the agreement.
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Pennsylvania, Cornell Dominate College Regatta Results
In New York on June 27 the two mile four oared race was won by Pennsylvania in 11 12 with Cornell second. The freshmen eight-oared race across the two mile course was captured by Cornell with a time of 9 65, Columbia second and Penn third. A large crowd attended while the observation train carried fewer spectators.
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Drouth Ravages Colorado and Southwest Ranges
Colorado and the Southwest face severe drought with reports to Secretary Martin of the National Live Stock Association warning of enormous losses to cattle and sheep. Cattle are dying in the San Luis Valley as drought spreads through northern New Mexico Oklahoma the Indian Nation western Kansas and southern Utah.
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Big Cut in Grain Rates Across Eastern Railroads
Cuiiaco June 28 All eastern railroads from this city will cut rates on oats and corn for export and domestic shipments. Current rates are 17 cents per 100 pounds to New York with other Atlantic ports tied. Starting Monday oats drop to 18 cents New York 15 cents Boston 11 cents Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News. Corn rates move to 11 cents New York 18 cents Boston 9 cents Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News. Grand Trunk had signaled the cut and others joined to meet competition.
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Titilless Edict by Women Ida May Ewing
Ida May Ewing, recently acquitted of murdering her sister in law, faces ostracism in Maryville Missouri. Hopkins women drive her from town break up her home ruin her husband's business and scatter her family leaving her a social outcast seeking refuge with her mother.
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Dewey to Visit Boston First
The Boston Herald reports Admiral Dewey will visit Boston before New York based on a Halifax rumor that the Olympia will stop there first during its voyage.
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Anti Trust Conference in Chicago September 13 to 16
Secretary Easley of the Civil Federation of Chicago says the conference will discuss trusts and legislation for control. He notes hundreds of letters from prominent men nationwide accepting invitations to attend the meetings.
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Impressive Memorial Day Observance By Grand Army Posts
In small country gatherings memorial services begin before graves are visited. Veterans, numbering under 80, arrange seats and march in with measured steps. The orator lauds the sacred rite of honoring fallen soldiers, but warns such observance is transitory as ages pass and cities fall. Springfield Republican.
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