Manila Front Struggles Over Troop Needs and Climate
Dispatch from San Francisco cites military concerns as the Philippines campaign struggles with manpower and harsh climate. Officials warn many volunteers will be recalled, posing risks to sustaining forces against renewed operations near Manila. Strong emphasis on health, terrain, and reinforcements, with debates on colored troops and draft sustainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TDRANCISCO
QJores Y Uestan
Cenerad
Manila
Manila wall
state of
suse
Philpes
Wine Combine Crisis Raises Prospect of Corporate Collapse
In June 1890 San Francisco sources warn the Wasemalers Corporation may dissolve as smaller dealers unite while larger producers resist. A 75 percent state-wide support threshold looms for continuance, with past attempts failing and Sunday meetings planned across wine districts to draft contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
canenalte Corporation
CHra Alameda
Cantera
Unclear OCR Notes From Early Case Trials and Fire Incident
Fragmented report recounts a trial in San Francisco concerning Thomas Burns and a revenue case with alleged forgeries. Another item notes Harriet Vo Saunders vs La Plais Mining on a land dispute in Tuolumne. a Pacific Northwest fire damages a fashionable department house in Pacowa with injuries to a fireman.
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Indy
Connell
Tuolumne Mining Company
SAN PRANCISCO
sai
am bank tody
Harriet Vo Saunders
La Pmis ami Cold Mining Company
Tuolumne
sant wnnes
Uanbas evered
PACOWA
Otto Schlegel
Tuesel
fire department
Vreyemayer
Contempt of Court Guilty In San Francisco Case
Jane 9 Superior Ridge Dangerfield found Justice of the Peace GWP Cool guilty of contempt of court today for disregarding a prohibition order issued by Judge Danerfield. The aged justice faced the contempt charge as the court acted.
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SAN PRANCISCO
Superior Ridge
Dangerfield
Justice of the Peace
Cool
Danerfield
Agriculture in the Philippines Faces Labor and Transport Crises
A report from Lieutenant Hayne Callahewy describes severe agricultural difficulties in the Philippines. The piece cites poor labor reliability, devastation from typhoons, and a lack of roads and shipping points that hamper crop development and drive prices down.
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WASHIVCOTON
agrcultural
Tieutenant
Hayne
Coroy
I G Wickersham Dead Father of Frank P Wickersham Passes
Platt MA June 6 192? G Wickersham pioneer banker connected with California institutions dies at 79 estate valued over a million dollars father of Frank Y Wickersham of this city passes away in this obituary noting his prominence and age.
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Frank P Wickersham
PLATT MA
Wickersham
California
Prank Y Wikersham
Dental association plans new procedures in San Francisco
The State Dental Association meeting in San Francisco announces a forthcoming session on June 20. Dr LT Mek Wolind presents a practical use of gold in restorative work, highlighting burnishers and polishing techniques. An experimental operation is described with emphasis on securing and curing materials.
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State Dental Association
SAN TRANCISCO
Dentue
Alam
Train Robbers Captured After Night Pursuit
In Montana, train robbers are captured by a special Montana service, taken to Butte and jailed. Deputies and a sheriff pursued from Red Rock to a canyon rendezvous, locating the band asleep and surrendering under armed guard. The men, exhausted and under guard, are held awaiting further orders and safety arrangements.
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Butte
Sheruf
Tudor Sheit
Moore
sik
elie
Red Rock
gallet
Durbin Dealt With Philippines Duty Postwar Return
Indianapolis telegram reports Colonel Durbin of Indiana, discharged from the volunteer service for the Philippines, traveled to Washington to consult the President on pension and armed forces plans. General Corbin assures supply and potential recruitment. first three generals to be chosen by presidential appointment for future duty.
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Aspeci
Tdianapolis
Durbin
Washington
cosult
Philippines
Corbin
ruth sud
ots
Fatal Accident in City Worker Falls from Scaffold
A city worker tumbled from a scaffold while constructing a new house and died from injuries. The incident occurred during mid construction, with details about exact height and timing unclear in the fragmentary text. The report notes the fall near the work site and mentions investigation by local authorities.
Coal Strike Violence Shocks Mine Workers
Turmoil erupted when unknown parties attacked miners at the Hemocky mine after 1:30 am causing a gunfight. Six workers were wounded, James Woot stockholder was shot in the back, Henry Smith and John Philips were fatally injured, Ed Gt and Charles Smith among others wounded. Police and guards responded, residents report heavy excitement in the area.
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teroes
union
James Woot
lhely
todie
Henry Smith
John Philips
Charles Smith
John Horeweathe
California Wines Exhibit at Paris Exposition
Reported push for a government display of California wines at the Paris Exposition with vendors and shipments planned to arrive in December. The piece notes interest from exhibitors in formal presentation, with logistics and security considerations for the government show and a Baptist minister involved in church affairs in Los Angeles.
Wheels in Motion at the Chin of Commerce Reveals 0.000 Case Capacity
Unclear text suggests a report on a machinery issue at a commerce center, mentioning new casners and a 0.000 case capacity figure. Spectators and observers note the setup as a pivotal moment in the ongoing process as efforts to launch components begin.
Evidence Lacking at Gunthez Attempt Case Hearing
The District Attorney moved today on testimony from the defense witness that there was insufficient evidence to support the charge. The judge reserved ruling pending further proceedings.
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SANTA BARBARY
oifense
PON Gunthez
Morissey Beats Maher In Short Ring Victory
In a chaotic New York bout the heavyweights Morissey and Maher weighed in at 11 pounds apart. Morissey pressed early, landed a left hook to the chest, then finished with a right to the chin for a knockout that lasted 44 seconds. The crowd roared as the referee counted out ten.
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Tyguid victoy
fella courtry
Mike Weisey
Tippening fe
Tenox
Morrisses hrad
ber idud
Ivan ible
oma
Ian Morrissey
Wahey
Mther
Turner Wins Knockout Of Kid O Brien In Seven Rounds
Turner knocks out Kid O Brien in the seventh round after a tight, tactical bout at Saint Trans lines. Both boxers displayed form with precise footwork and infighting, O Brien staying down in the early exchange before Turner delivers a decisive hook to the jaw to end the fight for a purse of 800.
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Kid O’Brien
Stockton
Curmer
O Brien
Electric Association Meeting Highlights San Francisco
The Electric Association held its annual meeting in San Francisco at the Cliff House. President Pierce presided as officers and speakers from Stanford University discussed transmission wires and alloys. Strong emphasis on copper and aluminum conductors, with attendees including Martin of Yuba County and D Tain of various committees.
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Electric Association
SAN FRANCISCO
Paci
Cliff House
telm
Pierce
Perine
ford
cyrer
Martin
Yuba
et Jr
Prince Jontit
sii
C Tamsen
rf & Toile
George P
Injured Men Recount Mining Accident Near Milina
Fragmentary report describes a mining accident at the Trach Sturgeon mine where several workers were injured. Names such as Charles Hate and Joe Lowe appear in the account, with Corey to spend part of the summer in the mountains near Milina as mentioned in the text.
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Trach Sturgeon
wereolly Chirles
Sudbury
Joe lowe
nderson
Corey
mountains
Milina
Women Wage Equity Debate Dominates Lincoln Meeting
In Lincoln a local committee and merchants discuss enforcing a new civil rights statute. Debates center on equal pay, job access, and deputy enforcement roles amid protests and calls for stricter state compliance. Authorities pledge monitoring and possible penalties for violations.
Bank merger rumors swirl over Mutual Life and Commerce
Fragmentary report alleges executives from the National Union Bank Commerce Bank and Mutual Life Insurance discuss a merger to place Commerce under Mutual Life control and consolidate banks amid denials by Commodore Morgan and officials including William W Sherman president.
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oftee inding house of
uhucide
Jullerd
Googe Green
Joxph
Hendrix
National Union bank
Nation Bank
Commerce
Tarvie John
Hagen
Mutual Tire Insurance Company
ne Bank of Commerce
ink of Commerce
Mutual Fife Insuance Company
Union Bank
Our elect
Sumaral
Mutual Life
Selena Birk
Jolding
Commeres
J Eierpont
Wigan
Fank
immerce
Ins
Commodore Morgan
Ur Dink
National Union
William W Shermin
Cleveland Strikes A Satisfactory Settlement Nears
Readable fragments describe ongoing labor tension at a streetcar company in Cleveland. Talks between workers and management lead toward a tentative settlement, with presidents and directors to review a proposal submitted by a union committee aiming to avert further disruptions.
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Ges
tomsnat vila ml
tanguy
Troops for Manila in the Sinting Campaign report
Fragmentary notes describe a June timing near 10 pm for troops bound to Manila. The text mentions a fifth regiment and a commander with role in a San Juan company, referencing Home and Rough Redes as part of the campaign narrative.
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hue
San Juan
cig
Sinting
Nelson Will Case Opens Amid Unclear Proceedings
Unclear notes describe Nelson case events with limited readable facts as witnesses convene for a first hearing. Sparse fragments mention dates, parties, and possible pleas, with further details awaiting clearer records.
Narrow escape at banked turn causes wreck
A car spun after a narrow escape maneuver, colliding with a bank and jolting occupants. The vehicle’s wheels and frame were damaged, with the cup cushion and other items displaced. No serious injuries reported, but occupants were shaken by the crash.
Armor Plate Tested at Indian Head Lab
A June test at Indian Head evaluated armor plate for a battleship. The test plate weighed about 700 tons and tapered from 16 inches thickness. The first shot by Carpenter at 1360 feet per second penetrated about 6.5 inches, the second at 180 feet per second pierced 19 inches. The projectile was not cited and the test result stood.
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WASHINGTON
Indian Head
Carpenter
Holt
citele
Weather conditions and forecasts across California
Weather conditions remain favorable across much of California with light to moderate winds from the northwest. Temperatures hover near 100 degrees in some valleys while central California sees a fall from Utah and Nevada. Northern California and the coast may cool slightly by Thursday morning with a chance of rising temperatures inland later.
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Werth
San Francisco
Winnie werther
California
ise
Puacka
Californa
San Joaquin
Allen SOG Mayed Te Roy NY Foot Ease ad
An advertisement for Allen SOG foot care promotes a comfort disc for shoes to relieve corns calluses and sweating feet. It claims quick relief and invites mail orders with a trial package and stamps. It cites druggists and shoe stores as outlets.
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miail
Threats to Invading Forces in Transvaal War Debate
An article argues South Africa’s invasion would meet major obstacles in transport, supply, and terrain. It notes the Boers are heavily armed and capable of mounting a determined defense, with the campaign requiring tens of thousands of troops and vast logistical effort. The piece weighs strategic risks and international hesitation to intervene.
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South Africa
mike us
nmst
Tran Vaal
bern
eiman
Paul
listant
Cape Town
Waitini
Natal
Candidate J W Gates Prompts Chicago Political Scene
The report notes J W Gates as a candidate in Chicago with tribune coverage of his candidacy and political allies. It mentions a United States matter and a possible announcement involving Shelby Gutlom, with peers expressing optimism about the candidate influencing state policy and manufacturing.
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J W Gates
CHICACO
Tribul
John WoCves
United States
Shelby
Severe Storm Destroys Property Across Ohio Towns
A severe storm on June 4 caused extensive damage across Ohio towns Shelby and Loudonville. Winds toppled houses, flooded businesses, and swiftly raised the Little Stream level. Bells and alarms warned residents as streets became torrents and several structures were washed from foundations. Damage includes homes flooded and at least one dam broke near Padua.
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othe pots
Ohio
Shelby
Loudonville
theoutheast
Loudon ville
Russian government plans early growth of merchant marine
The Ros alan government in Moscow announced in Washington on June 26 that it is preparing measures for the early development of its merchant marine. Officials noted progress but stated there are currently only 24 Russian vessels in service.
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WASHINGTON
Rosalan
burdau of navigation 55
July 3 Legal Holiday Observed in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a legal holiday on July 3 with scattered mentions of New York and various names. The readable lines include place names and possible personal references but lack a coherent event or outcome. The piece resembles a brief item or notice about civic observance rather than a full report.
Convicted of Train Robbery HAL VALLE Me Tune 20
Convicted on the express train robbery case in the district court Kennedy was tried for the crime. The jury verdict found the defendant guilty and he faced punishment including a lengthy prison term. The case involved the Kansas City to Racomb line and referenced multiple parties and locations.
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ts city
HAL
Joan Kennedy
Nook
Kennedy
Kansas City
Scott & Wempire
Hall Declares Honolulu Boom and Pacific Prosperity
The text portrays WM Hall discussing Chicago and Honolulu, praising prosperity in Honolulu with sugar, rice, and coffee plantations thriving. He references political figures like Wy Dole, Sewall, Brun, and the island’s leadership, noting cable plans and a growing American capital presence in the Pacific.
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CHICAGO
sulham
Che
Wii Hall
lie
un qa
Honolulu
Washington
David
Ube
bel
Wy Dole
cleras
Pacific
elebe
United States
Hall tech
Island kingdom
Counterfeiting Suspect Arrested in Los Angeles County
Assessed for counterfeiting in ANE TAR DARA near Pismp, suspect Charki Reymond allegedly passed counterfeit money and confessed to authorities. Deputies traced the operation to a cottage rented nearby. a trial unit in Los Angeles shows involvement. A complete set of counterfeiting tools and related supplies were found buried on site.
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Charki
Reymond
tims
peratentiars
yfertin
mushuom
Los Angeles
Tuomison
Serif Stewart
Pismp
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