Five Fifth Cavalry Soldiers Reported Executed in Luzon
Manila natives report the five Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured May 30 by insurgents near Teresa in Lorong province Luzon have been killed. Authorities confirm the claim. Twenty five insurgents captured at Samar swore allegiance to the United States and were released. four rebels died in the clash. A general amnesty is anticipated July 1.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Teresa
Lorong
Luzon
Lakban
Samar
United States
Violent clash at Mormon meeting in Davis Chapel area
In Davis Chapel Marshall county Ry a fusillade of bullets erupted as opponents attacked a Mormon service. Marcy Lamb was wounded in the leg. The Mormon converts fired back, raising fears of further bloodshed. Authorities were notified as tensions flare since a prior church burnings and expulsions.
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Davis Chapel
Marshall County
Marcy Lamb
Grand Jury
Admiral Coghlan to lead Pauncefote ceremonies in England
Secretary Moody directs Admiral Coghlan aboard the Brooklyn at the New York yard to report to Washington. He is assigned to oversee the final ceremonies for the late Lord Pauncefote and will accompany the remains to England, reflecting high government esteem.
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Moody
Coghlan
Brooklyn
New York Navy Yard
Washington
Lord Pauncefote
Admiral Coghlan
England
Drowning at Edison Beach in Lake Huron Gale
Port Huron special reports the drowning of Arthur Martin 24 Beatrice Abraham 14 and Norma Abraham 7 when their row boat overturned in Lake Huron off Edison beach during a sudden gale. The storm prevented rescue efforts and witnesses saw the accident as the boat swamped. all three bodies were recovered.
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Port Huron
Mich
Arthur Martin
Beatrice Abraham
Norma Abraham
Lake Huron
Edison Beach
Martin
Four Killed as Central Vermont wreck buries freight train
A washout on the Central Vermont Railway near Middlesex Vermont sent a southbound freight train down an embankment. Four crew members died and a brakeman, Henry Larry, was badly injured with broken legs while attempting to reach a station and raise the alarm.
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Central Vermont
Middlesex
Henry Larry
Tragic Farmhouse Shootings Near Elbow Lake
John Fox killed his brother Peter and his mother near Elbow Lake Minnesota before taking his own life. Police report suggests mental strain, noting a family history of suicide as another relative ended life similarly last spring.
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John Fox
Elbow Lake
Minn
Peter
Fox
Secretary Root Accepts Responsibility for Cuba Payments
Secretary Root has assumed full responsibility for money paid to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban occupation. He says he will provide convincing proofs that the payments were dictated by wise statesmanship if Congress seeks an explanation.
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Root
Gomez
Wood
Cuba
Congress
Famine Grips Siberia With Vast Despair
Reports from Irkutsk describe an accelerating famine catastrophe in Siberia. Enormous numbers of famine stricken people gather in the city, living in the open, bare, and dependent on private charity unable to meet the distress.
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Siberia
Irkutsk
Earthquake Shocks Syracuse Sicily Residents
A strong earthquake rocked Syracuse in Sicily with underground rumblings causing panic among residents. No damages were reported despite the tremors.
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Syracuse
Sicily
Chicago Telephone Linemen End Strike
Chicago Telephone Company linemen end a five hundred man strike that began in October. Workers return to duty with wage increases, union recognition, and no work on holidays.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
President Nominates Captain Charles E. Clark for Rear Admiral
The President has sent to the Senate the name of Captain Charles E. Clark to be advanced seven numbers in rank and to be a rear admiral in the navy.
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Senate
Charles E. Clark
Deaths and marriages surface in brief East of Baltimore column
Poisoning from Panama bats treated with sulphur caused George C. Davis to die after shaping the bats in a Baltimore factory. Roland Worthington, financier and Boston clubman, wed Edith Johnson, aged twenty years his junior. Telegraph lineman John P. Fink was electrocuted repairing the Dravesburg bridge in Pennsylvania. he was 40 and lived in Pittsburgh. The centennial celebration of the mili- appears in progress.
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George C. Davis
Baltimore
Roland Worthington
Boston
Edith Johnson
John P. Fink
Dravesburg
Ile
Pittsburg
West Point diploma day marks 100th graduating class
The United States Military Academy at West Point closed for the ceremony presenting diplomas to its 100th graduating class. President Roosevelt distributed diplomas, Gen. Dick spoke for the visiting board, and Gen. Miles offered remarks. In nearby Pa, a dynamite blast damaged the Masseton home of Janes Applegate, a Cranberry colony officer, with no injuries. In Coatesville a widow Rachel Sahler was shot and killed by Harry N. Ricer, who then died in a struggle with another woman. Fire at Hosenblatt leather factory in Philadelphia caused severe injuries to a dozen workers as 40 employees escaped danger by leaping into nets.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Gen
Miles
Janes Applegate
Masseton
Applegate
Cranberry
Rachel Sahler
Coatesville
Harry N. Ricer
New Castle
Pope
Sabler
H. M. Hosenblatt & Co
Philadelhia
Michigan Maccabees convene to form groups in other states
Reports from Marquette show the Michigan Maccabees deciding to establish chapters in additional states. Other brief items note Arkansas politics, aviation mishaps, and various local criminal and civil cases across multiple states.
Ganz Co and rivals form European industrial syndicate
Budapest firm Ganz & Co. joins the Whitney Alkins Ryan Dolan syndicate forming a large European combine. A string of unrelated items follow: a first ascent of La Soufriere from the windward side by Horey and Curtis. an employee of the Bank of France accused of diverting collateral securities to borrow funds. a 400 000 franc loss cited by Paris papers. a caravan massacre in Constantinople area. German cruisers deployed to La Guayra amid local unrest. a Malayan sailor surviving a wreck near North Australia after the crew was killed by locals.
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Ganz & Co
Budapest
Europe
Whitney-Alkins-Ryan-Dolan
la Soufriere
St. Vincent
Edmund O. Horey
American Museum of Natural History
George C. Curtis
Harvard University
Bank of France
Paris
Constantinople
Gazele
Falke
la Guayra
Venezuela
Caracas
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi
Aorangi
Port Darwin
Cape Wilberforce
North Australia
Deter
Cato
Abone Boq
Dpfenver
Colo
Enuusing
Tooth Lemon National Bank
St. Joseph
von Prinz Wilhelm
New York
Bremen
W. K. Vanderbilt
Presbyterian General Assembly
Roosevelt Pushes Cuba Tariff Concession in Congress
President Roosevelt urges Congress to grant 20 percent tariff concessions to Cuba, saying the move will not injure American industries. Miss Ethel Sigsbee, daughter of Captain Sigsbee of the Maine, wed to Robert T. Soall in Washington. Chesapeake placed in receivership with court appointed board to inventory property and file claims. C. F. Neely released under amnesty for Cuban postal frauds after March 24 sentence and fine.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Cuba
Ethel Sigsbee
Sigsbee
Maine
Havana
Washington
Robert T. Soall
Sam Smal
Chesapeake
C. F. Neely
War era legislative actions and naval appropriations noted
Congress moved through a busy session with naval appropriation bills and canal questions. The Senate advanced the Pacific cable measure and Nicaraguan route debate while the House tackled forest reserves drainage, interior department reorganizations, and a Cuba Hawaii inquiry. A flood of private pension bills and district appropriations marked the adjournment of the day.
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Senate
Turner
United States
Chicago
House
Qe Witi
Agricultural Department
Dalzell Pad
Philippines
District of Columbia
Spain
Rag Time Banned From Marine Band Concerts in Washington
In Washington Rag time is barred from popular Marine Band concerts. A stream of items covers diplomacy, finance, and reforms as the era's turmoil unfolds across the Panama route, the Philippines, and Washington politics.
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Marine Band
Washington
Harris
Panama
Imn H Wolleben
Germany
Lord Pauncefote
Mindanao
R.cting
Wright
Senor Buencanhino
House
Europe
Estes G. Rathbone
Cj KF. Neely
Palma
Edison Announces Breakthrough Storage Battery Claim
Thomas A. Edison says his storage battery is non acid and alien in composition. He claims the device will free mankind from reliance on horses and emphasizes thorough public testing before sale. He notes road use tests outperform lab tests due to road jolting.
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Thomas A. Edisor
Volcanic Isle Toll and Caribbean Aftermath
The eruption-ravaged Caribbean islands flee lava and ash as Martinique refugees seek shelter across St Lucia and Prinidad. Mount Pelée remains active, destroying St Pierre and burying it like Pompeii. La Soufrière erupts on St Vincent. Ningstone hosts refugees as death toll climbs with thousands burned or injured.
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Martinique
St. Husta
Prinidad
Mount Peleesti
St. Pierre
Pompei
Pompeii
Island
St. Vincent
la Soufriere
Carib
Ningstone
LTCU
Governor Jefferson Davis of Arkansas Ousted by Church Members
A historic report portrays Jefferson Davis of Arkansas ousted from his church after accusations of improper conduct. It notes his controversial pardon of a black state prisoner and his claim of sanctions for relocation to Massachusetts, plus hinted broader leniency for other inmates.
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Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
Arkapis
Jate
Asc Fioe
Davis
Massachusetts
South
Multiple Events Reported in Brief News Items
Loomis elected commander of Kansas G A R. Miss Mautle Hood drown near Nardin while bathing. Roosevelt clan to spend summer in Washington area. White Horn fire nearly wipes out town with two burned and $25,000 loss. California cantaloupe growers plan rail shipment to East. James N. Rogers embraces Mohammedanism after study with Muslims. Albert Crooks dies by suicide at Cosho river near Miami. McLaurin of South Carolina offered and accepts U S Court of Claims judgeship.
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Mautle Hood
Nardin
C. T
Roosevelt
Washington
White Horn
Cole
California
James N. Rogers
Albert Crooks
J. C. Crooks
Cosho River
Miami
Fort Leavenworth
McLaurin
Suth Carolina
United States Court of Claims
Jobn Davis
Roosevelt urges reciprocity with Cuba and ties policy to power
President Roosevelt asks Congress to pass a Cuba reciprocity treaty to ease tariffs while preserving protectionist duties. He argues Cuba’s development, American interests, and past aid justify favorable concessions and steady policy, noting benefits to U.S. producers and regional security. He stresses Cuba’s independence and seeks continued supportive relations.
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Podeem
Sesson
Congress
Cyber
Puta Ter
Cnoa Iso
Omar Ora
Cuba
Hawai
Spain
Bithernia
America
Vrei Tau Macey
Boruthea
Hawaii
American Sisters
Cytet
Garth
Theodore Roosevelt
Financial Peace to South Africa Boosts Markets
A Weekly Review of Trade notes improved foreign markets from South Africa aiding monetary circles. Domestic demand remains strong though home consumption limits immediate production expansion. Rail vs car shortages dampen earnings, while steel rails prices hold steady amid rising pig iron costs.
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South Africa
New York
Pete Aml
Tae” Koo
Pun & Cova Weekly Review
Latesruptien
Blase
Baines
Advanmeung
Peu Bers
Destther
Bert
Bayers St
Leahas
United States
Canada
Markets Digest Regional Grain and Livestock Prices
Indianapolis cattle and hog prices range around 4.00 to 6.50 with blooms in sheep near 2.00. Chicago and St. Louis report cattle about 4.50 to 7.70, wheat No 2 around 78 to 79 cents, corn No 2 roughly 60 to 62 cents, oats about 46 to 48 cents, butter 20 to 21 cents.
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Chicagoy
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
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