Troop Sick List From Philippine Campaign Delays Grind
Advices from the transport Newport dated Manila June 11 report large sickness among volunteers in the Mhelr Hara Campa Alpulng unit and other regiments. Nebranka, South Dakota, Montana, and Kansas regiments show heavy losses with many officers sick, while 200-280 men remain on duty. Oregon and Washington regiments also suffer, and the Third Artillery records 123 killed or wounded among regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpulng
Traple
Wauther
Nehenska
Anent
Jinn
Fourth Cavalry
Laguna de Bay
San
San Fernando
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Moronyg
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakot
Oregon
Patrolling Laguna de Bay to keep insurgents moving
Troops from the fourth cavalry under Captain McGraw and the gunboat Napidan, commanded by Lieutenant Larsen, patrol Laguna de Bay. The force, about 118 strong, camps on an island and moves by cascoes to visit towns with small insurgent forces to keep rebels unsettled. Tuesday they engaged at Mautiluna, shelling entrenched insurgents and landing 1365 Americans who drove them to the hills. About ten bodies were found. enemy losses likely thirty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montha
Laguna de Baya
Fourth Cavalry
McGraw Ani
Napldan
Ideut. Larsen
Cascoes
Mautiluna
Napidan
Otis Seeks 2500 Cavalry Horses For Philippines
Washington July 14 A dispatch reports Otis requests 2500 horses from the southern states to form a cavalry in the Philippines to be ready after the rainy season. Secretary Alger plans careful selection, Manila horses deemed unsuitable. Also noted Dyn amite gas project for fall campaign against the Moros with six Sims Dudley pneumatic weapons tested at Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A .Spatelt
Ger Otis
Philippines
Otte
Manila
Alger
New York
Ordnance Department
Gen
Otis
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Fresh Beef Import Ban Proclaimed in Berlin
Berlin reports an order issued by Reichsgau leader Dr Zurehmann at Aix la Chapelle restricting fresh beef imports. The decree follows Belgium's allowance of live cattle imports from the United States for slaughter and the meat crossing the Belgian border into Germany in contravention of existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichsgaugier
Zurehmann
Rhing
Aix la Chappelle
United States
Germany
Jamestown Initiation Burns Injuries At Maccabees Rite
Roy Terry remains in Jamestown hospital in serious condition after alleged injuries during entry into the Knights of the Maccabees tent. A ferryholder seeks formal satisfaction for the injuries. Lawyer claims damage to back and spine and a front tooth knocked out. In another item Mason goes to State Prison for fraud related to $10,000 theft from a Metropolitan National Bank teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruther Honsh
Jamestown
Roy Terry
Jamestown Hospital
Knights of the Maccabees
Masou
Muilp Lamble
Chilesge
Metropolitan National Hawk and
Senwo
Han Ima
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Weber Dry Goods Trader
A bankruptcy petition was filed by a former Weber residence dry goods dealer in Wisconsin. The filer cites liabilities of seventy four thousand dollars with no assets. Proceedings indicate a formal insolvency case against the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahkesh
Hikesh
Wis
Weber Res
Liniities
Indians Wanted for Killing Game Near Edgemont
Deputies Amos Demming and George Miller pursue eight Indians and eight wagons accused of killing game in Converse county. The group, crossing from Wyoming into South Dakota, resisted warrants near Buck Creek and warned of war if crossed. A larger force is being assembled with Indian police to intercept near the Pine Ridge agency as the chase continues across rough terrain and sixty five miles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Edgemont
Talyt
Weent
South Dakota
Sharif
George Miller
Sherif
Demming
Pine Ridge
Wyoming
Agency
Cottonwood Creek
MISSED AORTUNE BY NIFSING THE TROUSERS AND OVER
Winona Minnesota July 14 three houses within two blocks were burgled. C W Miller a beer, banker and shipper occupied one home. Trousers stolen from a chair near his bed pockets rifled about $13 recovered. Miller planned an annual trip to Montana to buy sheep. his coat with several thousand dollars remained untouched. Burglars believed to have known of the trip and fled before further search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
C. W. Miller
Abeep
Banadier
Shipper
Wisconsin Governor Appeals for Tornado Relief
Wisconsin Governor Scofield again appeals to all county supervisors for aid to New Richmond tornado victims. He cites a $1,000,000 loss and $80,000 already raised with $75,000 more needed to place survivors on a self-sustaining basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Relief Committee
Scalded to Death in Minnesota Child Dies After Lye Burns
Three year old Cave Rood died from burns after stepping into a pot of boiling lye while at grandparents home near Ecklard in Steele county Minnesota. The child, a Minneapolis resident, was visiting Mr and Mrs Roe at Backland when the accident occurred. The father works as a switchman in the Minneapolis and St. Louis yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fariba Faribault
Minn
Cave Rood
Brent
Ecklard
Steele County
Burns
Alrs
S. C. Roe
Bckland
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
British move to speed French shore settlement in Canada
St Johns July 14 The colonial legislature passed a bill granting mining leases along the French shore with Finance Minister Morine pushing its passage. He expects within months restrictions on milling along the coast to be removed by the British government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Morine
Grasshoppers Darken North Dakota Fields Near Rolla
Reports from grain men indicate vast clouds of grasshoppers settled on fields near Rolla North Dakota, migrating from the Turtle Mountains region. The sighting was confirmed in Duluth on July 14, signaling a major grasshopper infestation threat to local crops and prompting monitoring by agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Rolla
N. D
Itola
S D
Turtle Mountaly
Mines Reopen In Ishpeming After Long Idle Periods
In the last ninety days thirty-two iron mines in Ishpeming Michigan have restarted, employing about 2000 men in total, with more workers added to already active mines. Ore demand exceeds available supply for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Mich
Postoffice Pilfering at Adrian Nobley County Democrat
Adrian Minn July 14 burglars entered the postoffice and the Nobley County Democrat newspaper office. Thieves took 10 dollars from the newspaper and 1188 dollars from the postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Adrian
Minn
Adrian Postoffice
Nobley County Democrat
County panel calls for eradicating Reesian thistles by Oct 1
Redwood Falls Minnesota July 14 county commissioners approved a resolution ordering the destruction of all Reesian thistles in the county before October 1. The vote authorizes local enforcement and sets the deadline for removal across townships and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Falls
Minn
Flo County
Water and Electric Plant Contract Awarded in Belgrade
The Belgrade village contract for a water and electric light plant was let to Pairbanks Marge Co of St Paul for 7500 dollars. The work is to be completed by Navy 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netter
Belgrade
Mann
Plant to Preserve Ties At Burlington & Missouri R R
The Burlington and Missouri Railroad company has begun work on a tie preserving plant in Edgemont. The facility is planned to cost 65010 dollars and will provide steady employment for ten workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemont
Burington & Missouri Railroad Company
Sickenin g light and Choctaw execution at Alikchit
A brutal Choctaw court execution of William Goins unfolds at Alikchit I T , with federal judge disagreement over jurisdiction. Goins, thirty, had killed seven men and two women, all kin, as deputies guard the scene. Goins is shot by a sheriff after being blindfolded and bound to a quilt amid tense warnings and habeas corpus efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.f
Goins
Onth McAlester
Alikchit
Clay
Shar-iff Thomas
Abner James
James
Thomas
St P
Watson Untl
Winchester Fitross & Bench
Freight wreck near Glendale kills three tramps
On the Chicago & Alton line near Glendale Missouri July 14 a freight wreck killed three tramps and seriously injured five others. One body is believed trapped in the wreckage of ten cars loaded with merchandise hogs and cattle. Perry Curtis of Atlanta Ohio is identified among the dead. others named include Pat Gicherty and W. S. Baird of St Louis A G Baird Farlang Springfield Md and J M McMahon Chicago. A woman aboard the open stock car escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton Road
Glendale
Perry Curtis
Atlanta
Cin
Pat Gicherty
Eight Philadelphia Railway Workers Arrested for Freight Thefts
Eight men formerly in the freight department of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway were quietly arrested on charges of stealing thousands of dollars' worth of goods from company cars. The group includes two conductors and six brakemen, accused of peculations spanning over a year. Value of plunder exceeds 4,000, with cigars, whisky, gemstones and woolen goods among the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reight
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Australian wrecks claim many lives in storms
In Western Australia during July storms the Carlisle Castle was lost near Rockingham with the crew missing. The City of York wrecked off Rottnest Island, seven crew saved while the captain and eleven men are missing.
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Perth
West Australia
Carlisle Castle
Rockingham
City of
York
Rottnest Island
Bmt
Hill Forehead Vractared Injury in Princeton Boy
A seven year old boy from near Princeton Minnesota was kicked in the forehead by a colt and seriously injured his forehead and nose fractured and one eye knocked out doctors report hopeful for recovery despite the severity of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Princeton
Minn
Tobidieu
Here
Winona County Farm Stat Shows 1110 Farms and 136200 Acres
Winona County agricultural statistics report completes its annual tally listing 1110 farms and 136200 acres under cultivation. The overview highlights total farmland and cropping extent within Winona County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Train plunges into river from Northwestern bridge
A passenger car on the Kinzie span of the Northwestern railway derailed and plunged into the river. All occupants reportedly escaped unharmed as rescuers and onlookers reported the incident with limited details about cause and exact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine
Ily
Northwestern Railway
Kinzie
Promising Northwest Wheat Crop Forecast Amid Wet Season
Reports from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota indicate a strong spring wheat outlook. Heavy June rains caused surface rolling and lodging risk, but overall prospects remain high with potential yields from 450 million to over 2000 million bushels depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taul
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Richmond Schools Seek Aid From State Teachers
A letter from New Richmond Wisconsin appeals to county and city superintendents and state teachers for aid to keep the New Richmond school open. The 600-pupil school needs 13 teachers and warns cyclone damage halves local support. The committee is confident funds will be raised and invites subscriptions from any supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Falls
Wis
New Wehmond
New Richmond
Avery
Heip New Richmond
Minnesota Firemen Name Committees for Next Convention
Mr. Marshal Wise Norton of the Minnesota State Firemen's Association appoints executive, legislative, and transportation committees for the next annual convention to be held in Winona. Members include John Jackson St Paul G M Phillips Mankato John Boykhart Rav- tosater Romeo etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Mashal Wise Norton
State Firemen’s Aseoention
John Jackson
St. Paul
G. M. Phillips
Mankato
John Boykhart
Ravtosaterroforenco
R. C. Philips
Northield
A.B. Snyder
Glencoe
Forty-two Duluth women take veil in Catholic ceremony
In Duluth Minnesota Catholic cathedral, forty-two young women from across the state renounced the world and took the veil in a morning ceremony. Bells tolled, services led by Dean Timothy Corbett, marking the largest single group entering the cloister in this region. Names were not released by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darge Clinn
Younes
Butath
Duluth
Minn
Toly
Dean ‘Timothy Corbett
Attempted Wool Theft in Winour Minnesota
On July 18 two masked men attempted to steal several hundred pounds of wool from Bohri & Son in Fountain City. One entered the second story, throwing down the Inose wool, while the other packed wool into sacks below. Night officer Steering Smith challenged them. they fled as the officer fired, believed to be known suspects likely to be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winour
Minn
Fountain City
Bohri & Son
Smith
Arresta
Kenown
Osceola Votes On Bridge Purchase In Sum Of Two Thousand
In Osceola Wisconsin on July 18 the local election produced 85 votes with 7 in favor and 9 against buying the bridge over the St Croix River. The decision funds the bridge with 2000 dollars saving regional commerce. Stockholders plan a July 21 meeting to transfer interests to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnenota Tende
Osceola
Wis
St. Ovalx River
Minnesota
Wisconsin Democratic Meeting Endorses Bryan Platform
About forty prominent Democrats of a Wisconsin county held a closed meeting to form a local branch of the Wisconsin Bryan Teague. They announced endorsement of William J. Bryan and the Chicago platform for the next national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirconsin Deyan League
Milwaukee
Lilyothee
Wikconsin Bryan Teague
Wiliam J. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
High Gold Find at Wreck Bay on Vancouver Island
News reports rich beach diggings at Wreck Bay near Ucluelet on Vancouver Island. Crude tools yield only small sums daily. Great excitement spreads as farmers quit farms to mine gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Wiapa
Wreck Bay
Hue
Ucluelet
Vancouver Island
Summer School Opens at Montingny Minnesota
A month long summer session starts in Montingny with about 100 teachers enrolled. Superintendent G. W. Meyey leads, with Prof. R. W. Manuel of Wells as conductor, assisted by Mrs. Maytha P. Dodd of Minneapolis and Miss Mary G. Kanning of St. Tau. Flour Mill Destroyed in Chicago Illinois July 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montingny
Tinstligs
Minn
G. W. Meyey
Chaorge
R. W. Manuel
Wells
Maytha P. Dodd
Minneapolis
Mies Mary G. Kanning
Tau
Cape Parliament Opens Amid Impeachment Talk and Boer Ties
Cape Parliament opens with tense mood as premier Schrotn er faces impeachment pressure over Transvaal issues. Afrikander Party presses pro Boer agitation while European loyalists clash with anti‑government factions in Ulster. Transvaal franchise text fuels bitterness as Volksraad approves preamble enabling rapid passage. Military buys horses mules wagons to forward supplies to Kimberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milter
Klinberly
Cape
Dingradce
Wilker
Capetown
Uxetting Scanes
W. ?. Schrotner
Transvaal
Afrikander Party
Ulster
Allanders
Pretoria
Kimberly
Roballaion in Guatemala Cable Dispatch Details Plot
The Evening Post reports a failed uprising against President Cabrera in Guatemala. Cipher dispatches claim Pelleiuo Aguilar and sixty men were captured and jailed after the attempted revolt, though the source notes the message originated in another region and was routed to Mexico to dodge censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscos
Evening Post
Guatemala
Cabrera
Questchenango
Ume
Pelleiuo Aguilar
Quezeltenango
Mexico
Strike Riot in Bridgetown: Nonunion Men Attacked
Striking glassblowers rioted as management attempted to fill positions with nonunion workers. A car carrying fifteen nonunion men was fired upon and wrecked, with all nonunion workers forced to retreat amid threats to continue the campaign by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
N. 1
Oregon Troops Decide to Muster Out at San Francisco
Secretary Al Bert received a telegram from San Francisco announcing the Oregon regiment will be mustered out in San Francisco after previously electing Portland as the site. The decision followed consultations with the president. Travel pay and commutation of rations will be issued to the Oregon soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
San Francincn
Washington
al Bert
San Francisco
Orexam
Portland
Lady Salisbury III Suffers Paralysis Attack in London
Lady Salisbury III wife of the premier and foreign minister endured a light paralytic attack at Vale Castle yesterday. She rallied and is improving. Lord Salisbury cut short a diplomatic reception at the Foreign Office and traveled by special train to Walter Castle to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arittas Dremier
London
Marehlonesa of Salisbury
Vale Castle
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Walter Castle
Death of Grand Duke George Reported From Bicycle Accident
The Belleishat Zeitung claims the Grand Duke George died July 10 in the Caucasus region while riding a bicycle near Abbas furan. The accident allegedly caused fatal blood loss, with death occurring at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreelau
Belleishat Zeitung
Grand Duke
George
Abbas Furan
Caucasus
Separatist Rebellion Spreads in Southern Provinces
Government forces move into rebellious districts as separatist activity grows in the southern provinces. Troops include infantry and cavalry deployed to quell unrest. Local authorities report intensified clashes and security operations across key towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpriaing
Peru
Tela
Tera
Jay
Very
Hias
Explosion injures score near Lockwell and Ifuron streets
A premonitory explosion sounded between Lockwell and Ifuron streets injuring a score of people. Police cordoned the quarry area as responders tended the injured and investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amli
Imperial decree denounces peculation in China revenues
Peking July 14 imperial edict denounces universal peculation in connection with Chinese revenue. It calls for cassation of malpractices during the country's financial steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinews Hoodleran
Peking
Markets Report From St Paul and Other Cities on July 14
Latent quotation from St Paul shows wheat prices for No 1 hard and No 1 Northern at 75 1-8 and 72 1-2 cents respectively with distant bids for No 2 Northern. Minneapolis notes cash and futures for wheat with on track values and nearby contracts. Milwaukee Chicago and Sioux City markets list varied wheat, corn, oats, barley, and flax prices with hogs, cattle, and sheep trading across multiple cities, including specific price ranges and class names. South St Paul stockers and cattle, hogs, and sheep prices appear alongside calf and yearling quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
K. Duluth
Tuly
Oata
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Wis
Dale
Chiengo
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
South St. Paul
Toly
Holfers
General Wheeler departs Chicago for Philippines mission
Gen. Wheeler leaves Chicago bound for the Philippines on an uncertain mission. He expects to return by December when Congress meets and will report to Gen. Otis with no clear task outlined. His daughter Miss Annie Wheeler accompanies him as a Red Cross nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Philippines
Chicago
Joseph Wheeler
Otis
Congress
Wheeler Baye
Eke
Whahington
Otts
Tawt
Renewal of Discussion on Vacant Eight District Seat
In Birmingham on July 14 the discussion to declare Gen Wheeler’s seat in the Eighth district vacant continued. The attorney general’s Cuba absence opinion held Wheeler’s commission acceptance creates a vacancy, enabling the governor to order a new election. The Montgomery Advertiser notes public sentiment favors prompt action if an election is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Linca
Wheeler Bow
Philppines
Iijs
Congress
Cuba
Iiles
Wheeler
Whlel
Ger. Wheeler
Fighth
Work of Revenge at StaSlrond Depot
July 4 reports state the depot at Yankee Dam near Gray Church was dynamited. A freight car burned and others robbed, with officials claiming an organized band in Clay county seeks revenge. Several members have been captured as court proceedings proceed amid rising heat and oppressive conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
StaSlrond
Criplestown
W. Va
Yankee Dam
Co. O
Gray Church
Clay County
Elrcuit
Dyna
Mysterious Disappearance in Miubileshoro Today
A 26 year old woman, Ida Care, daughter of Noah Carr a wealthy East Tennessee resident, vanished ten days ago from her home in Miubileshoro. Local authorities and community members seek clues to her whereabouts and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miubileshoro
Misa Ida Care
Noah Carr
East Tennessee
Jury Milbera Indictments In Chicago Disorder
In Chicago on July 14 the cases of Caughlin and his surrender, recently indicted for jury beating, were called but defendants failed to appear. Their bails, amounting to 20,000 dollars, were forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbera
Chicago
Caughiln
Hia
Bebing
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Scofield’s Aormal
Speedy
Horrish Gxecusion
Bian Tenw
Tory
William Qgulus
Chevinn
Man Lingxerc
Monning
Federal Court
Ture Thamps
Hobhers
Minnesota Firemen
Chica
Cal
Sherry
Volksraad
Lady Salisbury III
the Czarewicie
Sunat
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