Fate of a deserter from the American army in Leyte
A deserter named Long from the old Volunteer Infantry, jailed for burglary, fled a court sentence and joined insurgents under Lakban in Samar. He had prior crimes including a 1900 Tacloban safe theft, was imprisoned twenty years then reduced. Captured letters indicate he was killed by native forces. telegrams from Captain Taylor confirm the Willing of Long by his companions.
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Long
Volunteer Infantry
Me Nak
Winsett
Tacloban
Leyte
Wilfley
Smne
Nar
Samar
Lakban
Anit
Substantial British Subsidy Debate Stirs U.S. Taxpayers
New York dispatch notes British SP subsidies of 500000 pounds yearly from Great Britain and 400000 from Canada provoke debate over who should bear cost. Naval officials warn of vulnerable merchant ships while critics question public support, citing South Africa war end and potential rebellion among allies. Charles Curtis of Topeka voices opposition in Congress as fiscal strains grow.
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New York
Jung
Entile
London
Gayys
Great Uritin
Canada
Abell Tve
America
South Africa
Army to adopt khaki uniforms for all ranks
Washington reports the U S Army plans a major uniform reform including khaki for all officers and soldiers. A special commission appointed by Secretary Root will study new garments replacing knickerbockers with long trousers and introduced web gear. The aim is uniformity, simplicity, and better protection, with the process likely to finish by year end without congressional action.
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New York
Jone
Rio
Washington
United States
Rhone Ly
Root
Chamber of Danger
Vitor
Wemy
Industrial and corporate shifts raise caution in 1900 era
A fragmented May report shows liquor production costs and outputs, plus leading states Kentucky and Indiana in gallonage. The Metcalf Shingle Co expands via Tacoma mills, while New York brokers discuss insurance law actions and antitrust compliance affecting several firms.
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Washington
Connie Harony
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mary Tani
Noth Caroling
Senate Week of Debate on Canal and Budget Bills
Washington June 16 The Senate will meet daily this week to discuss the Nicaragua route Panama canal bill and amendments. Speeches are planned by Kittredge Bart Callom Stewart Morgan and others with votes and committee reports anticipated Wednesday through Thursday amid related measures and possible Philippine government consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Thurwlay
Rie Nares
Bene Tor Kittvedae
Minpore
Nicaragua
Bona ‘Tard Callom
Stewart
Hanow
Lotletown
Potton
Atcrwapee
Thireiay
Morgan
Nicara
Panama
London
Houiwe
Akon
British Debate Monroe Doctrine Endorsed by Oxford Scholar
London commentary reviews Sir Frederick Pollock's call for Britain to endorse the Monroe Doctrine. The Spectator backs clear American doctrine support to deter European powers and safeguard Canada and other possessions. The Saturday Review opposes Poleck, arguing Britain should avoid entanglement and keep to nonintervention.
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London
Frederick Pollock
University of Oxford
Saturday Review
Spectator
State Department
Washington
Great Britain
Deere
Canada
South Ameria
Germany
Americas
Armericane
Frederick Poleck
Maine
Atte States
Great Rhein
Hope to Adjourn July 30
Washington reports both chambers aim for adjournment on July 30 with efforts to push through the Cuban question and other major issues. Leaders seek a quick decision on administration policies and Philippine reverence while avoiding extended controversy before the Fourth. The Evening Bulletin notes the weekly edition is the largest published locally.
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Washington
Henstor
Evening Bulletin
Pwenty
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