Enterprising War Correspondent Reaches Port Arthur
Indianapolis, June 21. Special war correspondent Hector Fuller describes a perilous entry into Port Arthur and five days’ imprisonment before being ordered from the fortress. He recounts landing near Louise Bay, evading patrols, traversing hilltops and valleys to reach Port Arthur, then being captured, examined, and finally allowed to depart with a promise not to return.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Newn
Hector Fuller
Port Arthur
Che Foo
Louise Bay
Menon May
Posavasion
Hon Wax
Gold Hill
Inout Bay
Tokio
Broesse
Inut
Port Arthur Deportation Tale From a War Refugee
A detainee describes being blindfolded and transported to Loulea Bay with guards. He recounts harbored by locals, deportation by boat across the gulf, ten days without food, and later noting harsh treatment by Russians while Japan attacked Port Arthur on June 1. He mentions a return to quarters and that a Japanese officer may have been in charge.
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Loulea Bay
Jugk
Slong
Chineke
Mchel
Gulf
Port Arther
Hawaii Loses Votes At Republican Convention
Chicago dispatch reports Hawaii failed to secure six votes at the Republican Convention, receiving only two after a Rules Committee revision. Alaska, a federal district, was given four votes. Hawaii, initially allotted six, saw a compromise lowering their votes to two while preserving six seats. The debate drew strong lines among delegates, with Foraker, Carter, and McKinley arguing for Hawaii’s full representation, and the program faction pushing limits amid roll-call pressure.
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Chicago
Prigram
Hawaii
Ix Bunko
Republicns Committee
Porto Rico
Philippines
Committee On Rules
Alaska
National Committee
Committee On Mines
Nevada
Henry H. Hingham
Pennsylvania
J.B. Foraker
Ohio
Agbt
Carter
Aft
Hopking
Fllinois
Foraker
Tiv
Hoty Kine
Congresaman Babcock
Wisconsin
la Follette
United Staoets
Alanka
J. W. McKinley
Caliornia
Maine
California
Tod Ulngust
Hingham
Gallfornti
Joli
Colorado
West
Haan
Mawaii
Atx
Maxeon
Thomas from Orient returns home from the Philippines
The United States Army transport Thomas arrived yesterday afternoon docked at Naval Wharf No. 1. It departed Manila June 15 and Nagaeaxi Jima June 22, carrying many Army officers, enlisted men, and civilian workers. Passengers include G. McDonnell and Frederick W. Unger, newspaper correspondents, with dozens more officers and service members. Captain McK Williamson departs for San Francisco.
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United States Army
Thomas
Orient
Naval Wharf No. 1
Scout & O'Clock
Mania
Nagaeaxi Jima
G. McDonnell
Frederick W. Unger
Sith
W. W. Taylor
Wif
12Th Infantry
W. van Way
12Th Cavalry
Jobin
Chambers
3D Infantry
J. A. Paogslow
Philippine Scouts
Fran Geere
Arty
K Corps
HB Pearce
Ith Infantry
Peter Courtney
Philippine
J.T. H. Singter
Swift
Maj. Wood
Drake
JW. Craig
Pam
B. Crosby
NH Hall
Marine Corps
Misa C. Ducat
Mas
W. Hammond
Dental
John
McDonald
Sara R. Bunker
Army Nurse Corpe
Angeleburs
Hrowers
Mra
J.B. Hyams
Clera
Chas
F Hurkhardt
BR. Doty
Brady
LC. Gardner
Oly ‘Oldham
A. A. Dialon
P Leneb
Cletk
M. Dent
I. H. Colts
MF. Halpin
A. A
N. Wittenbnrger
Ordnance
Pop
Lynch
Ordnanoe
Geo HM. Armitage
Q. M
Fred
Kuohne
John Corrigan
Paul 8. Corrigan
Alve
Christian
Woldier
Underhill
Robert Bears
Q.M
Max Miller
Alry J. Callahan
Berwt. Co
G. Atle
Mrs. Moret
Black
Mere
J. Schwenkenbers
Childeen
Gorna
G. Palle
Soret
Wm. Warton
Post Comey
Swegt
Stee
B. Connor
Collier
Pompey
Cy Hawk
Moran
Imp
M. Salar
Tan
F. Case
Amp
Phos
Crowley
Belmhive
Goutette
Raton
Provident 7Velt
Military Personnel and Civil Officials Listed for San Francisco Voyage
A roster lists government employees and civil officials such as W C Maxwell C K McClure and Chas Beurler along with Arty Corps officers Captain Ino P Hains Lieut 7 A Rumelne and others set to depart for San Francisco. The Thomas Ip is scheduled to wait for Ban Fratciaco at 4 o clock this afternoon.
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Cleil
W.C. Maxwell
B.C. Tad
C.K. McClure
Chas
Beurler
C. la Polley
Clyit Govi Man
Lewis Main
Lat Liew
Phil
Constabulary
Nagnanki
San Francisco
Fratciaco
Chinese Decide To Discard Their Queues Singapore
A Kuala Lumpur meeting endorses ending the queue practice imposed by colonial rule. The decision is presented as a stand against slavery and social inferiority, with the chairman ordering the removal of all queues in the room amid cheers and protests. Movement rumors suggest widespread adoption across settlements.
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Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Mpnakers
Seta
Telephone Mouthpiece Health Ringing Claim
An advertisement claims that certain phone mouthpieces destroy disease germs and prevent infections by keeping mouthpieces disinfected and deodorized. It asserts germs cause various illnesses and that cleaning mouthpieces reduces decay and putrefaction, though it concedes a company cannot completely prevent germs.
Four Injured After Wreck Strikes Brookline Avenue
In Brookline Avenue a car collided with a telegraph pole. Four men including prominent local figures were found unconscious and rushed to the City Hospital. The extent of injuries was not yet known, but initial reports suggested none were seriously hurt.
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Dlinton
Maas
Richard Prothinghy
Henry Sweet
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