Lawton Advances North of Balinag in Philippine Campaign
Manila dispatch reports Major General Lawton moving a column to a position two and a half miles north of Balinag with slight opposition. He evacuated twenty wounded men and one Oregonian and Minnesota soldiers to Manila. Rebels at Magain were routed, corpses and rifles found in the San Tomas river as MacArthur’s division rests at San Fernando while conducting reconnaissances.
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Manila
Lawton
Balinag
Minnesota
Malala
Magain
San Tomas
MacArthur
San Fernando
City of Peking Spectates the Elihu Thomson Derelict
SanoFrancis May 6 The steamer City of Peking arrived and spoke the Elihu Thomson three hundred miles off the coast, supplying extra canvas. Tug Relief pursues the Thomson, expected to arrive late next week. Police Court Lum Yau charged 85 for riding a big cycle at night, caught after a chase by Officer Kamake.
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Sano Franciscn
City of Peking
Elihu Thomson
Relief
Thomson
Peking
Lum Yau
Couls
Kamake Bat
Leelanaw Brings Horses to Manila Voyage from San Francisco
The Leelanaw arrived at the Pacific Mail wharf after a ten day run from San Francisco en route to Manila with horses mules and ammunition for Philippine troops. Seven five horses sixty nine cattle and a large stock of hay grain and ammunition are aboard. Forty packers and teamsters and thirty two artillerymen join the crew. Shepherding livestock is tight with guards at the gangway and Livntensat Gebhart of the Fourth Artillery commands the troops aboard. A concert is planned for Sunday afternoon under Berger at Makes.
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U.S. T
Leelanaw
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Swilei
Artillerica
Phillippines
Livntensat Gebhart
Fourth Artillery
United States Goverment
Sha
Tacoma
Conemanghare
Luelanaw
Seattle
Sligela
Large Pioneer Mill deal draws attention on coast and east
Rumors of large outside-capital deals in Pioneer Mills stock circulated yesterday. EB O Macfarlane admitted a heavy purchase of about 300 shares for California interests. Bert Hoobt of San Francisco linked to the buyer, with Eastern parties now looking closely at Pioneer. A grand opening event follows, featuring Jim Pont, Mile. Glorine, Frank Barton, and Miss Mabel Parnell. J C Cohen’s smuggling case delayed to next Friday.
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Borterin
Stock Exchange
EB. O. Macfarlane
Pioneer Mill Co
Macfarlane
Pioneer
California
Mr. Macfarlane
Bert Hoobt
San Francisco
Hoeobt
Bullerin
Ie Olen
Hecht
Lt Ie
Hecht Male
Jim Pont
Mile
Iedt
Koster & Binla
Newark City
Frank Barton
America
Mabel Parnell
General Eagan Sees Coffee Boom In Hawaii Visit
General Eagan confirms no official action tied to his Hawaii visit and speaks warmly of coffee as a leading local product. He predicts Hawaii coffee will supplant sugar in wealth, cites New York demand at 19 cents a pound, and notes Army supply issues due to dealer quality. Also mentions Sunday School parade plans with multiple schools, decorations, and a grand marshal lineup.
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Chariton P. Eagan
U. S. Army
Engao
paAperman
Tonnaver
Eagan
Bia
Lacilly Bat
San Francisco
Washington
Genseal Eagan
Lagan
Hawaiian Islands
Aix Canta
New York
General Eagan
Gen ‘Eral Eagao
Sanday
Parady
Kawaiabao Church
Kawaiahs
Jawng
U Wl. C. A
Kamehameha
Kamehameha Preparatory
Methodist Sunday School
Juhao
Palama
Portuguese Sanday School
Chinoae
Kaomakapili Sanday
AL Central Union
Kamehawoka Girle
Moanalua
Waikane
Coleman
Wee
Kawehameha Maouai
D. Kaloi
W. W. Bristel
Kamehameha Girla
Mr. Barkow
Tral Union
E. Benner
Methodist
M. Jotunsion
Christian
Joe
Templeton
Kavaibao
M. Nawaa
Kaamakapili
Kamaiopili
Atherton
J. D. Margava
Chirun
Naste
Fukukita
Aiden
Y M.C.A
Honolulu
Wilmarth
Boston
Philip Dodge
Richards
Richarda and
King Streets
Opera House
Kawainhao
Minka
Agreement on Philippine sovereignty praised by Am erican-Philippine Commission
Washington May 5 Agni vez representa tives admitted U S sovereignty over the Philippine archipelago at a conference with President Schurman Colonel Arguiles and Lieut Bernal The cabinet member said the answer pleased the Commission and President McKinley The plan envisions a U S style government with Governor-General absolute veto over acts of the Legislature and candidate suffrage qualifications plus federal judiciary appointments The commission valued Filipino reception of its proposal as the best part of the affair
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Washington
Agnivez
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Sehurman
bin With
Arguellzs
Bernal
Churman
McKinley
Schurman
United State
Executive Department
oMeer
Aguinaldo Ready to Surrender End Insurrection
Washington May 5 reports Aguinaldo prepared to surrender and recognize U S authority. President Schurman of the Philippines Commission relayed readiness for peace and an end to hostilities. A separate item notes a brick residence drawing by H J Korg & Co. for Mrs. Hen bricks on the Kaimaki tract shown in Gene Lansing & Co. offices.
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Whehington
D. C
Aguinaldo
Maila
Schurman
The
Philippines Commission
United States
H.J. Korg & Co
Kaimaki
Gene, Lansing & Co
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Blau Thomson
Rolosaor Berger
Waterhouse
Gruenhagen
Caders
Hewit
B. C. Macfarlane
Opheim There
Donen
J.C. Cohen
Doctol
Cohen
Humphries
General Bagan
Ae the Tom
Mills
Beretania Street
Voneilssion
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