Fierce Fighting Presses Insurgents Toward San Fernando
From Manila a New York dispatch reports a sharp engagement as Gen. Whiteatom's brigade pushes toward San Fernando after a four mile clash. MacArthur's force advances along the railway with Kansas and Montana regiments, Utah batteries, and Nebraska and South Wales regiments on the right. A second scene concerns a peace conference with Gen. Otis. Otis refuses to recognize the insurgent government, while Aguinaldo seeks a three month truce to convene congress and consult with leaders. Aguinaldo's envoys admit they represent him, not Luna, after attempts to obtain a reply to Mabini’s letter.
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New York
May &de Herat
Manila
Curvinor Mgcan
Tle
San Fernando
Witeatom
Santo
Santo Orins
Get
MacArdla
Utah Battlery
Otis
Aguinaldo
Congress
Luzon
Liu
Gen
Senor Mabini
Gen. Otis
Maj
Arguerez
Mataawa Surrenders as Armistice Talks Continue
Mataawa the rebel chieftain has accepted an armistice according to dispatches from Samoa dated April 27 and May 1. German officials in Washington report no new information by close of office hours, with Ambassdor von Lollenben away in New York awaiting fuller reports. The joint committee’s forthcoming decision is awaited as Germany seeks an end to hostilities and matani factions consider surrender.
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Samoa
Mataata
Washington
Lanioa
Ambassitor von Lollenben
New York
Joint Committee
Germany
Property In Danger In Morgantown Storm
A severe electrical storm swept Morgantown West Virginia on May 5 causing heavy damage. A tank holding $50,000 of oil at the Standard Oil plant ignited from lightning and firefighters and volunteers battled to keep it from burning. The event endangered about $2,000,000 in property as dozens of homes were struck and damaged. Hail blanketed orchards and wheat fields as one hundred men fought the fire to prevent spread.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Standard Qi Company
Hall
Conciliatory Spirit Reflected in Berlin Talk
May 5 reports quote the Tageblatt praising the US German accord as the German insurance commissioner advocates similar conciliatory efforts on economic and pollution differences. A separate dispatch from Niew notes a valet at Strathbone and Kinghorne eaten by a shark near Bordighera with onlookers witnessing the event.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
United States
Germany
Lonton
Niew
Strathbone
Kinghorne
Bordighera
Monte Carlo
Man Found Dead in San Jose Room
A man believed to be W. W. Patterson of Lown City, about sixty, was found dead in his San Jose room on May 5. He apparently hanged himself from a post, police report.
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Henglng
San Jose
Cal
W. W. Patterson
Lown City
Town
Lehart
Lisbon
Rioters Arm Aller Tet Wariner Wardter Lithia May
Rioters attacked several towns as troops and constables arrested dozens. By 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon about 101 arrests were made amid resistance. bayonets quelled most uprisings. Reinforcements awaited as authorities plan further action. General Merri expected to act. the state attorney general ready.
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Wariner
Wardter
Lithia
Mie
Canyon Cos Uie
Cen
Merri
Wyoming South Dakota & Hastert Railway charter granted
A new railroad company received a charter for the Wyoming, South Dakota & Hastert Railway with headquarters in Rapid City. It plans a $3.5 million capital stock, 65,000 shares at $100 each, led by President John R. Byron Nan and other officers. The line would run from Pierre to Rapid City, aiming to traverse the Missouri River region.
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Weil
Dake Rapid Cl. S. D
Wyoming, South Dakota & Hastert Railway Company
Johm RR
Byron- Nan
Rapid Cly
Dunes W. Wowler
Rapid City
Virgil YT
Vince
Myron Wilste
Ranid
Clint A. Mycroft
Burkenett
He Morder
Pierre
Pony
Man Killed by Bull Near Neilaville Wisconsin
Neilaville Wisconsin May 5 John Kubat 60 was killed by a vicious bull while building fence five miles north of Love. He left home at 1 o'clock and did not return, a search began at dawn. He was found about sixty rods from the house with chest crushed and face injured. The ground showed a fierce struggle with the enraged animal. He leaves a large family of grown children.
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Neilaville
Wis
John Kubat
Love
Dore
Weather continues stormy. wheat planting wary in valley
May 3 Grand Forks North Dakota N C Valley reports continual storms last week. Farmers hasten to dispose of spring seed wheat and sow flex though many see it as risky. Conditions show no improvement and next week may mirror the current pattern.
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Ted
Grand Orks
N. C
Pamphlets Seized from Atkinson Literature Distribution
San Francisco authorities seized pamphlets distributed by Edward Atkinson, vice president of the Manila imperialist league. The addressed recipients include Admiral Dewey, General Otis, General Miller, and Professors Seluitunu and Worcester, members of the Philippine commission.
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Edward Atkinson
Ae Fennel
San Francisco
Northwestern Mutual Life firm moves HQ from Milwaukee
Madison Wis May 1 The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company signs a plan to shift its headquarters from Milwaukee to St Paul. The action accompanies a tax increase and reflects broader corporate reorganization as the firm considers expanding its regional presence.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Madison
Wis
Sco- Hall
Pere
Mavieg
St. Tent
Farmer Odell Found Dead Near Smith Lake Minnesota
Allen Odell, a farmer living three-fourths of a mile west of Smith Lake, Minnesota, was found dead entangled in the running gear of his buggy. It appears he fell while riding and the horses ran into the barnyard. The incident is being investigated as a possible accidental death.
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Smith Lake
Minn
Allen Odell
Moward Lake
Sid
Lis Weycome
Justifalle Homicide Verdict in Canton Case
The Canton jury returns a verdict of justifiable homicide in the May murder of Charles McCullough by Mrs. FH Brown. The defendant sustained injuries during the altercation that preceded the death, and the verdict reflects self defense under the circumstances.
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Canton
Charles McCullough
FH. Brown
Lomieldr
Brown
McCullough
Wreck Halts Trains After Freight Cars Leave Track
At extra freight eastbound four miles east of Des Lacs twelve cars derailed and derailed trains, causing delays for over twenty four hours. Minot dispatch reports the incident occurred May 5 and halted service across the line.
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Minot
N. D
Des Lacs
Fatally Injured Mill Worker In Duckman Shaft Accident
Henry Denzel aged twenty was caught in a shaft at Poster s mill Duckman near Royalton Minnesota on May 5 and is expected to die from injuries.
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Royalton
Minn
Henry Denzel
Poster's Mill
Duckman
Here
Weekman Injured In Caved Main Incident
In Lanesboro Minnesota on May 5 a city water main cave in injured John Desmond of Whulan Minnesota. Desmond sustained serious injuries and was treated at the scene.
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Weekman
Lanesboro
Minn
Mains Ttek
John Desmond
Whulan
Drowned while fishing near Sherburne Minnesota May 5
Nels Ogferson of Sherburne drowned while fishing in Fox Lake on May 5. Acrakenion Killed near Webasha Minnesota on May 3 when James Griffin Jr fell from the top of a car on the river division and was instantly killed. His home was in the city and he was to have been married soon.
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Sherburne
Minn
Nels Ogferson
Fox Lake
Acrakenion
Webasha
James Griffin, Jr
Iver
Bees
Suo
Work in Barncest Iowa Progressing on Cut-off Line
At Work in Barncest Iowa May 5 preparations for work on the cut-off between here and Boone are progressing fully a large force of men and trilus are at work grading on the east side of Ale river
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Barncest
Oster
Iowa
Here
Boone
Trilus
Ale River
Large fires cause extensive countywide damage and deaths
Fire across Barbara, Milwaukee, Armanyo, Bre and Buside counties devastates farms and livestock. Thousands lose homes and possessions as blazes spread from North to South, with multiple towns reporting hundreds of thousands in losses. Erickson died attempting to save Tarsus in a tragic blaze.
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Slax City
Towa
South Dakota
Banbara
Milweld
Armanyo
Bre
Buside
Woestock
Nene
Custlaw
Erickson
Tarsus
Cloudburst Floods Main Street Damaging Businesses
A cloudburst washed over the town on May 5 causing Main Street to flood into a rushing river. Buildings were hit by debris and horses swept away, but there were no fatalities though several injuries and narrow escapes were reported. Investigators traced the flood to a dam formed by fallen trees and debris in a ravine at Castle Peak.
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Trompeteau
Wie
Trempeteau
Wis
Castle Peak
The Menominee River Flood Impacts City Operations
The Menominee river rose causing the Loadington mill to flood and close. Atenembier residents used teams to build an embankment at the river’s north end. The Goodviel steamer Town and the Tartoor C W Moore could not reach the upper dock due to high water. If water drops soon, serious results are feared.
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Surinette
Menominee
Atenembier
Ely
Goodviel
C. W. Moore
Severe storms ravage Wisconsin towns and farms
In Wis May, a severe storm dumped heavy rain and hail across communities. Lightning struck Mrs AY Leelalve's house causing major damage as floodwater swept through streets and fields. A barn on W Bouek’s property burned after a lightning strike, killing a horse and causing about 1300 dollars in losses.
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Bly River
Alls
Wis
AY Leelalve
Cherokee and Creek Lands Ordered Cleared
A dispatch from South McAlester Oklahoma reports orders from Washington directing the removal of Cherokee and Creek settlements from the territory. Cattle must be driven out immediately under the entitle ranges designation.
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Kansas City
May
Soutl McAlester
Tnd.l
Washington
Tacoma official arraigned over two worthless checks
William Bailey of Tacoma Washington, president of the Tacoma and Columbian River railroad, was arraigned here on charges of passing two worthless checks drawn on Daniel Messimore. The case is set for May 3.
Imperial Visitors Reach Strasburg In 190? Arrival
May 5 reports state Emperor William and the German empress arrived at Strasburg. They were welcomed at the railway station by the governor general of Alsace Lorraine, Prince Hohenzolern-Langenburg.
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Strasburg
Emperor William
Germany
Wallway Station
Alsace-Lorraine
Prince Hohenelohe-Lungenburg
Steamer Teenaw Sails From Plulen With Government Mules
The steamer Teenaw sails for Maulla carrying 260 government mules and 70 soldiers under Lieut. Kippbard of the Fourth Artillery. The departure is from Plulen on May 6.
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Plulen
Malla
San Francisco
Teenaw
Maulla
Kippbard
Fourth Artillery
Four Hurt As Armory Park Stand Collapses in Toledo
An aging stand at Armory baseball park collapsed near the grounds injuring four men. Vyawlk bilarnon is reported to be in critical condition and may die. Local authorities investigate the accident and secure the area.
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Toledo
Ohio
Armory
Vyawlk Bilarnon
Murder suicide in Baldelde area shocks Lewiston crowd
At the village edge ten miles west of here, J. J. Smith a prosperous farmer shot and mortally wounded his divorced wife then turned the pistol on himself dying at the scene. The tragedy occurred at dawn and left the neighborhood shaken with sorrow.
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God Balelde
Lewiston
Viklave
Bernidutte
Here
J. J. Smith
Uplolds the President at San Diego encampment
In San Diego California on May 3 the G A HR encampment of the Department of California and Nevada passed a resolution upholding the course of the president.
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San Diego
Cali
G. A
Department of California
Nevada
Wall Street and Standard Oil Interests Reportedly Expand Control
New York May 3 A press survey argues that the Standard Oil interests and allied financial groups control major New York banks including the City bank and others. They allegedly lend vast sums and hold sway over a large share of deposits, prompting concerns over rapid influence growth and public complicity. The article compares this power to a London Book of Magic style control and warns of further expansion into other banks and credit institutions.
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New York
Wall Street
Tle
New Yessire
Lreet Central
Hue
Inerga
Dhe
Stritebird OH Intereats
Ie Book of Magic
London
Ueaeons
Markets Report From St Paul and Midwest Centers
Grain and live stock quotations across St Paul Minneapolis and Milwaukee reflect mixed movements. Wheat and oats show modest firmness while rye and barley hover near steady. cattle and hogs prices vary by category with calves yearlings and stockers noted. Sioux City and South St Paul figures record daily ranges for beef pork and sheep trades.
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St. Paul
Dulun
Tededer
Artilles Nao
NeLbern
Sae
Minneapolis
Tikke
Gof-Se
Bard
Tota
Northern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Reeves
Outlaws Kill a Bandit Chief Party in Cuba Clash
In Santiago Cuba May 1868 four outlaws attempted a rescue of bandit chief Miguel Gouaves and others in rural guards’ custody. A sentinel fired. guards rushed to aid and a sharp fight ended with all attackers killed. Two guards wounded, prisoners moved to Bursteen as gendarmerie efforts restore security.
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Arent
Santiago
Cuba
Thla
Holguin
Bursteen
Reciprocity With Italy Brews Incomplete Accord
Washington May 5 a reciprocity interment between the United States and Italy is nearly completed. The agreement involves duties on exported goods in exchange for concessions to specified payments amid a long correspondence between Washington and Reg. Waylard and Wired Trauxville Tenn May 5. A mountain feud left Arthur and Treason Iitta killed in an ambush by William Osborne in Union county as Osborn pursues the assailants. A clash between city authorities and state figures is noted in Cladrin Neb May 6.
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Almont Neen
Washington
United States
Italy
Pere
Reg
Waylard
Wired
Trnoxville
Tenn
Arthur
Treason Iitta
Amsbush
William Osborne
Union Saunty
Osborne
Menetuins
Olbervs
Dairy and Poultry Dairy School Bill Advances in Kansas
The article reports on farm experiments and dairy economics. It compares alfalfa and millet feeding for three cows at Manhattan Creamery, estimates monthly milk value, and notes Kansas legislature approval of a dairy building, equipment, and a herd for the state Agricultural College. It also covers skim milk experiments, costs, and advice for starting a large scale poultry venture.
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Kansas
State Agricultural Colleges
Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural Coltege
D. H. Otis
Impact of creameries on southern Illinois towns
In open winter some towns lack creameries while others prosper. Creameries attract merchants by spurring road improvements that ease access to stores. Carrying in southern Illinois aids in the raising of pigs and poultry, boosting local agriculture and commerce.
Milk and cattle prosperity at Illinois dairymen event
KR G Welford spoke at the Illinois State Dairymen convention noting 30 years of experience across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and Missouri. He said milk production brings prosperity whether climate is good or bad and that southern Illinois cows perform as well as northern ones. He recalled cows selling for 15 to 20 dollars originally, now fetching double, driven by demand and better breeding. Farmers meet at the creamery and discuss butter making and cattle care while waiting.
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Illinois
KR. G. Welford
Illinoia
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Tlinois
Breeders Debated on Selecting Sows for Hog Lines
A Michigan Farmer note argues for breeding from young sows only when they prove productive. It suggests brood sows with at least one litter are preferable for market hog production, as older, well-mated sows may yield steadier offspring and better marketability. Each case should be evaluated individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandana
Tors Mora
Michigan
Hla
Condensed Milk Debate Spurs Health Officials Action
London report notes a deputation of medical representatives urged the government to require labeling of condensed milk for children or invalids. Dr. Smith warned of rickets and deaths among infants in Willesden linked to condensed milk. The agriculture minister said the state cannot shield the public from all risk but will push clear labeling. Action likely on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wariona
Smith
Camberwell
Stocker
Willesden
J. Robertson
Sheffield
Board of Agriculture
Poultry and Dairy Innovations Stir Concern and Hope
The Homestead notes a shift toward rewarding egg production over breed shows and argues for improved fowl practices. It also urges aeration and cooling of milk to boost quality and price, while acknowledging farmer resistance. A Maine farmer warns corn as fowl feed can cause overconsumption and health issues.
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Toaurgentsa
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Lowirml San Mernando
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Bate
Onton Mill
Charles Warholz
Whe Coig
South Npakgt
Mhrairie
Firs
Jernald
Alsa
Silaur
Oalk Grove
Koyittonn
Linn
W. Bouek
Chash
Ciadrin
Neb
Tidge Alen
Tas
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Manhattan
Carlson
Kansas Station
Ed. H. Webster
Pacific Poultryman
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Faiva
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