Native insurgents threaten Americans as Filipino forces retaliate
June reports from Manila recount friendly natives arriving from the San Idiо and San Miguel area claiming terror and looting by insurgents. They say two US hospital ship officers, Third Officer Fred Heppy and Assistant Engineer Charles Blandford, were captured near the shore after a boarding by Filipinos, despite a Monadnock landing party and shelling from the ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
United States
Reller
Fred, Heppy
Charles Blandford
Wene Saiting
Hiurbor
President Rules Out Large Otis Force Increase
Washington June 2. The president told a congressional caller there is no present plan to greatly enlarge Gen Otis force in the Philippines. No definite need for extra troops beyond regulars slated to relieve retiring volunteers has been received. Governors offered regiments on short notice if required while the president voiced confidence that traditional volunteers will not be needed under the new reorganization act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Philippines
Cren
Gilmore Report Indicates Hopeful Sign in Spanish Prisoner Escape
Washington July 2 The following dispute received by the navy department offers the first direct news of Lieut Gilmore for several days It is taken as hopeful indication of his situation Escaped Spanish prisoner reports Lieut Gilmore has arms and is among captured American sailors He was followed by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Girore
Gilmore
Lutheran Proceedings Readings From Guatavan Adolphus College
The Swedish Lutheran conference elected Dr J S Carlson to chair Scandinavian languages and literature and Prof A A Stenberg to chair history and philosophy at Guatavan Adolphus College. Funds of 6000 dollars were approved for next year. Board members chosen include J S Carlson St Peter and J Swendsen St James. Treasurer’s report shows receipts 20023.50, disbursements 22390.71, balance 3628.87. A committee was formed to present Carlson to the University of Minnesota board of regents for election to the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatavan Adolphins College
Carlson
St. Peter
Alaga
Guatavan Adolphus College
Alfrred Pearson
A. A. Stenberg
D. J
Our
State University
Aod
de. J
Garlson
Board of Regents
University of Minnesota
Ehnic
M. Wallatilstrom
Albert Berg
St. Paul
A. P. Blusyder
Duluth
A. Bergin
Can Lidge
J. A. Nyvall
Aborehemi
G. G. Schulz
Increase It$ Capital Compiliation of All the Interenm of the Homentake Company
The Home ntake company of this city plans its annual meeting on July 18 in San Francisco California. Directors propose increasing stock to 21 million dollars from 12.5 million and 210000 shares from 126000. They seek to buy Highland Mining Black Hills Canal and Water Black Hills Fort Pierre rail holdings and raise directors to seven. Rumors tie Rothschilds to a global consolidation with bids from 32 to 85 million dollars amid speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homentake Company
Lead
Tune
Citics
San Francisco
Cal
Highland Mining Company
Black Hills Canal and Water Company
Black Bills & Fort Pierre Railroad Company
Te Tomestake Company
Black Hills
Rothschilds
Two Men Drowned in Lake Winnebago Near Lakeside Park
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on June 1 W A Skinner and Arthur Pretty two young local businessmen drowned when their boat capsized about one and a half miles from Lakeside Park on Lake Winnebago Delbert Brunet who was present survived after clinging to the boat but was too chilled and exhausted to aid the others He was later picked up by the steamer Oko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soilhaat
Fond du Lac
Wis
W. A. Skinner
Arthur Pretty
Lake Winnebago
Delbert Brunet
Lakeside Park
Brunet
Smallpox Appears in Jamestown North Dakota Town
Jamestown North Dakota reports smallpox with a patient unnamed. The patient is isolated and contacts are traced to curb spread. State health officials urge residents to follow precautions to stop further outbreak.
Collision Near Sault Ste Marie Turbines Two Steamer Grifin
A mid river collision between the steamer Wachum and the Grifin of the same line forced Capt Peterson of the Grifin to beach his vessel to avert sinking. The Wawatom sustained no injuries. A diver made temporary repairs and the Grifin was released to resume sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifis
Sault Ste. Marie
Wachum
Grifin
Peterson
Che Wawatom
Soa
Racing yachts on White Bony Lake feature unique spoon shapes
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on June 1, two unusual spoon-shaped yachts named Che Tola and Tassie, about thirty-five feet long with nearly 600 square feet of sail, were sailed by Amundson for Chil Sawyer and Gem iodore Libbey. They departed from St. Pan. for racing on White Bony Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushioul
Oshkesh
Wis
Che Tola
Tassie
Amundson
White Bony Lake
Minin
Chil Sawyer
Gemiodore
Libbey
St. Pan
Minnesota Lithera conference ends with adjournment in May
The Minnesota Lithera conference concluded after a morning session. Missionary A G Olson urged brave men and funds for church work. An executive committee was formed, including Rev J Mrounlhig Vasa Rev TL G Atmen Balaton Rev G Rast Rat Wing Rev J O Lamgren Wiltiaar Lewis Gaynor Minneapolis John Hedman St Paul and A PS Meliquist Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatherank
Amnesota Lithera
Sexston Auld
Neve
Cambridge
Isand County
Avril Aynod
St. Pelter and
Ruck Island
A. G, Olson
Noted Attorney Pinch Found Dead in Hotel Room
Prominent attorney and author of insurance law books, John A. Pinch of Thidlannpalls, was found dead in his Ryan hotel room shortly before 6 pm. Coroner Nelson attributes the death to heart failure after investigators found the body in a bathtub partially submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal
Hig Vath
St. Paul
John A. Pinch
Thidlannpalls
Ryan Hotel
Nelson
Miners Gain Wage Increase in Iowa Coal District
Nearly all coal mining firms in the second bituminous district announce wage raises effective June 1. Natives informed miners that plekimining wages rise from 45 to 60 cents per ton and machine mining wages up 2 1/2 cents per ton. Over 2,000 miners affected, avoiding a potential strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altogna
Lowa
Curtis Fire destroys two blocks on Main Street
Curtis Neb June 1 two blocks of business houses on the east side of Main street were destroyed by fire with their contents. The loss estimated about 80,000 dollars, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anbraaka City
Curtis, Neb
Main Street
Tragic Injury At Mine Rail Yard In Anoka
Ten year old Charles Barber, son of George Barber, was severely cut after a railway storage accident near the cemetery in Anoka on June 1. A doctor sewed the wounds and he probably will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoka
Mine
Charles Barber
George Barber
Train collision injures many passengers on Lake Street line
A crash involving two Lake Street elevated trains near Oakley Avenue injured about ninety passengers. Emergency crews transported several to nearby hospitals with non life threatening injuries as the line was halted for investigation and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Lo
Lake Streak
Ris Oakley Avenue
Abel
Flydagg Ghia
Tornadoes Rip Through Midwest Counties Killing Boy
A June 2 multi town tornado outbreak wrecked farms and homes across Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and nearby states. In Malvern Iowa a farmhouse was destroyed and a daughter aged eleven was killed while others injured. Sioux City and Kingsley Iowa suffered damage to barns houses and utility lines. Lincoln Illinois Kenosha Wisconsin Kenyon Minnesota and other towns reported destruction with no widespread fatalities though livestock and property losses were significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Horthwyest
Afills County
Botn Rohrburg
Mineola
Byed Easen
Michiel Gaapers
Sioux City
Lioux City
Nebraska
Kingsley
Towa
Jefferson
Missouri River
Jawa
South Dakota
Ponca
Newcastle
Mardngburg
Plainview
Lincoln
Lande
Chicago & Alton
Odd Fellows Home Foundation to Be Laid in Northfield
The Odd Fellows state home foundation is laid in Northfield Minnesota with 4000 to 5000 visitors planned for the ceremony. The Grand Lodge annual session in Minneapolis will precede the corner stone laying. Special trains from Minneapolis Winona and Mankato are arranged. Hon A Pinkerton from Worcester is expected to deliver the dedicatory address. BE. OM. Wallbridge coordinates local preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaer
Northfield
Minn
Odd Fellows
Sune
Grand Lodge
Min-neapolis
Ywin
Winona
Mankato
A. Pinkerton
American Scheme Approarch at League Arbitration Talks
London June 2 A Paris dispatch says the personal interview between American and English delegates at the League considered their arbitration schemes in opposition to Russia. The proposals were discussed and met with broad approval from all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T He
Ohio Republicans Brace for Split on Ticket at Convention
Columbus June 2 Republicans led by Senators Foraker Hanna and other Ohio leaders signaled possible split within the state ticket ahead of today’s convention as two opposing slates appeared to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Republians
Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Hanna
Ohio Trepublican
Fire destroys four story brick building in Chicago
A June 2 blaze on Kluxie Street gut a four story brick building, causing a total loss of 60000. Soivee fiscieo narrowly escaped death in the fire. The incident highlights the city’s housing fire risk and emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kluxie Street
Soivee Fiscieo
Ohio Republicans at State Convention Amid Harmony
The Ohio Republicans held a state convention in Columbus after 4 PM with seating for 6000 and crowds standing. Keynote speeches stressed harmony as leaders like Kerr and Lampson were named temporary officers, while Gen Grosvenor and Gov Rostern were noted absences among shifting regional support and committee selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalumbus
Coliuthus
Tate
Republian
Dewaud
Gyrus
Huling
State Central
Efler
Piatt
Peraker
Palmer
Meliiley
Ciyrhuk
Kerr
Mans
Felt
Tone
L. Lampson
Ashtabury
Arimy
Miederick Buber
Cineltuad
Gongresamon Kerr
Apylange
Saylnng
McBinley
Gen. Grosvenor
wx-Gov
Wis
H. M. Daugherty
Nash
Pate
M. Neviu
Dayton
Hone
Sven
Patning Mnit
Virbin J Waghy Cliterio
P. W. Durr
Aid
Markets report from grain and live stock centers
Grain and livestock market notes from Duluth and Chicago show wheat with multiple futures quotes including No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern, oats and rye prices, and live cattle, hogs, and sheep activity summarized. Prices range across futures and spot markets with demand noted in dairy and feeder categories. cattle and hog futures show varied bid levels at PAGO and Sioux City exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Jane
Tatril
Tor-Be
Noo TV
Norther
Bwi
Nurtey
Chicago
Himea
Sioux City
Tosa
Dune
Bank Teller Guilty Will Appeal on Bank Funds
Boston June 3 Joel J Tyler formerly teller of the Safety Fund National Bank of Fitchburg found guilty of misappropriation of 3300 of bank funds by a jury in the United States court. He will appeal claiming the right to challenge ten jurymen was denied. The sums alleged totaled 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joel J. Tyler
Safety Fund National Bank of Fitchburg
Gulkty
United States
Lewaa
Tyler
Stanford Benefactor Deeds Stocks to University
Mrs Stan ford, widow of the late senator, has deeded most of her stocks and properties valued at an amount, to the university bearing his name. The gift aims to fund endowed professorships and expand campus programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Stanford
Ban Prancisco
Statford
Why Bill
Tolliy University
Three Companies Ordered from Lextigto to London Meet
Violence is feared as three companies of the Mest regiment and state gunner Captain Williams receive orders to move on Monday to London. Clay coins and baker tragedy mentioned in the chaotic dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lextigto
Phe Meat
Gen Schwann Goes to Mahila War Planners
In a personal order, Gen Theodore Sulwman appointed Gen Schwann to duty with the Puipplues. Corbin and lak bean were also mentioned in the directive, signaling a shift in assignments under war mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwann
Mahila
Washington
Gen
Theodore Sulwman
Ehivl Assidtane
Gien
Corbin
Lak Bean
France's New Idol Nin Growax Leads Paris Welcome
A large crowd greeted Maj. Marel insolent, African explorer, as he arrived in Paris from Toulon. Military authorities, League of Patriots, and officials escorted him to the ministry and the Louvre palace, amid garlands, cheers, and celebratory decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dave &K
Eab Road
Wyona
Ofeliete
Movang
Maj
Marelaind
Toulon
Lyons
Tama Collroat
Orhiy
League of Patriots
Elonrl Quatre Bridge
Avetyrd
Place de la Convordit
Ministry of Marine
Marchand
Baantier
Oxy
Bralyn Dye
Marehand
M. Gnillin
Morer
Marehin
Marine
Wigsor Palace
Anne
Marre Tin
Paria
Mareluuidta
Orton
Marellind
Bashan
Tate
Ina
Penee
Archid
Ak Groupe
Etty Cnonelinen
Frayed Dreyfus Case Notes Trace Arrests and Protests
Fragmented OCR outlines a Dreyfus era affair with mentions of Paris, forgeries, investigations, and military prison, referencing Paty de Clam and Du Pray de Clan. The text signals legal action, protests, and opposition to prosecution while noting incomplete details and uncertain dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Neorad
Cherches
Tin
Hits House Trie
le Furuid Bine
American financier attacked in Johannesburg disturbance
A chaotic incident in Johannesburg near the Standard Bank involved Thoms Reguy, an American, who assaulted a tenting financier, striking him in the face with a whip and a dare. The attacked man resisted and was overpowered after a struggle, sparking strong public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Reger Amashen
Webaiaeks Bere
Fioumeler
Johannesburg
Bekstein
Standard Bank
Thoms Reguy
Steick Higt
Bie Dare
Fst
Anmishligg Lis
Regan
Pele Atruck Bekstein
Peruvian Amazonia faces separatist crisis in Amazonis
In Peruvian Amazonia a separatist movement has erupted with Col Izcarra proclaiming the Republic of Amazonis. Tensions rise as factions clash across the jungle territory, threatening regional stability and triggering calls for international mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazonia
Tilo de Janeiro
Amazonis
Izcarra
Republic of
Fragmentary naval scene with Kaiser Wilhelm imagery
An uneven fragment describes a scene at Kiel where a vessel is linked to Kaiser Wilhelm. The text mentions the presence of the Emperor and a ceremonial gesture with a British audience, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Military aide Hopkins heads to Manila mission
Maj Hopkins of Wisconsin travels to Manila for duty with General Alger. The trip may involve stationing with counterparts in the region, including officers potentially named Colgley, Uecker and Ltri, as logistics and assignments are sorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Hopkins
Mantha
Washingtom
Willtary
Gen
Alger
Laspertlan
Cologely
Uecker
Ltri
Minnesota university history page notes graduation ritual change
A history of Minnesota University’s commencement describes a shift in the ceremony. Presidents of the university give most of the orations while about 3,000 attendees fill the armory. The innovation, favorably received, centers on broader student participation and a larger graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnenpotts
Minnesota
Thirteenth Minnesota Regiment Involvement In Manila
Report from Manila notes the Thirteenth Minnesota is painting the railroad from Caloocan to Geiguinto. No condition on the regent or the enlistment is given. The banner shows the regiment strained but ready for action. St Paul residents press Gov. Tinnd to promote Capt Robla xon to captain of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Capt
Masterman
Digegles
St. Paul
Tind
Roblaxon
Minnesota
Altor
Medal for Courage Awarded to Captain Cameron Hox
A government honor was presented for bravery at Kenosha Light Station. Captain Cameron Hox led a rescue of more than 400 people from wrecks and saved property worth thousands of dollars during the disaster period from 187? to 190?. The act is cited in a letter from Byerothy Chagae praising his gallant conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webosha
Cameron Hox
Wisronaire
Deaths on Tem Town After Storm Strikes Area
A fierce storm near Tem Town caused wreckage and injuries. A horse was killed, one of John Teer’s sons was severely hurt, and a family home suffered major damage with several outbuildings destroyed. A baby died after a 200 ranches trope incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laculltier
Darns
Hansen
Outhaildings
Nere
Hounen
Down
John Teer
Horr
A. Depier
Becker
Lovwa notices the Muriogon and rail freight shifts
Local notice reports Lovwa alerting about Muriogon operations and Hayeluck freight issues. It notes Ebivelovle ta Rati costs and upcoming dates after work, with Engions from Marat under review. It mentions heavy freight trains bowing to new plans and rail actions.
North Dakota Officers Named in Promotion List
First North Dakota regiment announces promotions with Lieut. Berg to captain and Lieutenants Tonbovek Slattery to first, Quartermaster Wy AL Mickle, Sargeant Joly Buster to second Lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dekoelta
Tigre
N. 1d
Gay
Ina
Eher
North Dakota
Wirst
Berg
iThomas Tonbovek
J. A. Slattery
Quartermaster Sar
Grant Wy AL Mickle
Irae
Sargeant Joly Buster
Secone Teerteniaite
Local Support Splits Over Speaker Choice
Seni Dakota for Henderson Youkton and company claim Gamble backs Henderson for speaker. Bourke remains noncommittal though leaning toward the rival. South Dakota could tilt toward Henderson with clear backing.
Fergus Falls Considers Anti Screen Ordinance
Fergus Falls city council proposes a revulsion ordinance requiring removal of screens from side rooms and staircases at once. Mayor Mietterke says he will veto it on the speed that cannot be enforced, court action possible. The measure stirs local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
Minn
Counel Hak Prasad
Mietterke
Dynamite Explosion Injures Henderson Men Leader
A dynamite blast on the Oniha road at a new site injured several men. The facility chief Mardin Schannon reportedly suffered a serious chest wound while a local leader KON DEeUTredid KewerAayer Wren was among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson, Minn
Tanne & Plosion
alyMaintte
Oniha Road
KewerAayer
Wren
Mardin Schannon
Unscrutable Note on Cabinet and Projects
Fragmentary dispatch mentions Kleetele Sebeme Almuilonet Houghton and Cudathy of Reddacket with a discussion about cabinet matters and projected Ruburds. Details are garbled, but the item centers on a political planning context and an unresolved set of proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleetele
Sebeme Almuilonet Houghton
Meh
de Cudathy
Reddacket
Fire destroys building as winds drive spread at Margo Marquette
A blaze at Margo Marquette and Mel swept through a structure as strong winds fed the flames. Fire crews faced difficulties keeping the fire contained while nearby properties were threatened and evacuations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margo Marquette
Mel
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Kaiser Wilhelor
William
Kaiser Wilhela der
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Henlerson
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