Insurgents Across Luzon Face Surrender and Oath Deals
Reports from Manila say five Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured May 30 by Morong Province insurgents near Teresa were posoed to death. Twenty five insurgents captured with General Lukban in Samar swore allegiance to the United States and were released. Amnesty expected July 4 may free Filipino prisoners in Guam. Datto Ada says two of three Moros who murdered Lewis were killed at Bazan. the other vanished. Several dattos seek American flags from Colonel Baldwin signaling allegiance.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Fifth Cavalry
Teresa
Morong
Luzon
Lukban
Samar
United States
Chaffee
Senor Llorentes
Guam
Leyte
Davis
Mindanao
Datto Ada
Lewis
Bazan
Engineers
Vicars
Sultan of Mindanao
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty Seventh Infantry
Yaquis Nearly Annihilated In Sierra Mazatan Battle
Report from General Torres in Hermosillo states Yaqui forces were virtually wiped out in Sierra Mazatan Arizona. Fewer than 300 escaped, many wounded. Yaquis killed about 80 and 218 captured. Mexican casualties were slight. Defeat ends organized resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Torres
Sierra Mazatan
Ariz
Maccabees to Expand Adopted Plan at Marquette Convention
In Marquette Michigan the great camp of Maccabees approved expansion plans by a vote of 1494 to 867. The convention documented the decision bringing a major organizational growth step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Marquette
Mich
Great Camp of
National Capital Briefs and Congressional Notes
Retired Brigadier Generals Lincol n and Whiteside noted in Washington dispatches. Klondike reports gold output to exceed last year. Senator McCumber introduces a permanent Shanghai exposition bill. Rep Hay seeks detailed Cuban occupation expenditures. British embassy informed of 10 Boers seeking transport to South Africa. House Military Affairs panel opposes Brooke being made Lieutenant General. Austria to姓名 ambassador Henglemuller to arrive next fall. Rep Foss proposes Captain Glark for Rear Admiral senior grade. Danish West Indies inquiry committee reconvenes. Decorations of the Legion of Honor to be accepted by officers Pierce Bingham and Rodgers. Senate Territories panel to advance the Statehood bill for Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona. Education and Labor panel hears Machinists head O Connell defend eight hour law for government contractors. Ola Neely released from Cuba prison under amnesty. Rebecca J Taylor War Department clerk seeks reinstatement after criticizing Philippine policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner H. Lincoln
Samuel M. Whiteside
Klondike
McCumber
Shanghai
China
Hay
War Department
Cuba
Denver
Col
South Africa
House Committee On
John R. Brooke
State Department
Henglemuller
Austria
United States
Foss
Ilinois
Charles Edgar Glark
House
Danish West Indies
H. H. D. Pierce
Thint
Theodore Bingham
Army
T. S. Rodgers
Navy
France
Senate Committee On Territories
Congress
Territories
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
John O'Connell
National Association of Machinists
Ola. W. Neely
Palma
Rebecca J. Taylor
Secretary of War
Congressional Notes Naval Appropriation Bill Passed
The Senate approved the naval appropriation bill funding two battleships two armored cruisers and two gunboats. Tur ner of Washington spoke for a Nicaragua route while the House defeated a forest reserve transfer bill 100 to 70 and a game and fish preserves plan. Dalzell reported a Pacific cable Corliss bill and a Sunday session at 11 to honor the late Representative Cummings of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Turner
Washington
Nicaragua
House
Agricultural Department
Dalyell
Pennsylvania
Rules
Corliss
Ufe
Representative Cummings
New York
Canal Vote Planned For June Nineteenth
The Senate rejected a discharge motion on a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of Senators by 21 to 35 after a brief debate. Indiana’s Mr. Fairbanks supported the Panama route for the Isthmian canal, and a June 19 vote on the canal bill was agreed. The House killed Corliss’s Pacific telegraph cable bill by removing the enacting clause 116 to 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Senate
Committee On Privileges
House
Fairbanks
Indiana
Panama
Isthmian Canal
Corliss
Senate Action on Isthmian Canal Bill and Bond Amendment
The Senate debated the Isthmian canal bill with Mr. Hoar proposing presidential route selection and Mr. Morgan backing Nicaragua. Mr. Fairbanks offered an amendment to borrow 135 million dollars on two percent gold bonds at par. The House agreed to take up bankruptcy act amendments next week and the irrigation bill with limited debate time. Olmsted responded to Cushman’s recent attacks on House procedures.
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Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Morgan
Alabama
Nicaragua
Fairbanks
Indiana
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Cushman
Washington
Senate Delays Crozier Nomination For Chief Of Ordinance
The Senate spent Friday in executive session on Captain William Crozier's nomination as chief of ordinances and adjourned without action. The House approved the irrigation bill previously passed by the Senate, 146 to 55, with committee amendments and funds provision for project sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William Crozier
House
Pension Bills Move Through Senate and House
The canal bill was briefly before the Senate as Mr. Morgan pressed his speech. The District of Columbia appropriation bill passed and many private pension bills were disposed of. The day closed with elegies for late Representative Stokes of South Carolina. In the House Mr. Hay sought a resolution for war cost data in the Philippines. Crumpacker moved to table, prevailing 91 to 66. The session largely dealt with private pension legislation, 199 bills being passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Morgan
District of Columbia
Representative Stokes
South Carolina
House
Hay
Virginia
Secretary of War
Philippines
Crumpacker
Indiana
Mystic Shriners Open 28th Session in San Francisco
The Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine began its twenty-eighth annual session in San Francisco on June 10, with a parade preceding the meeting. Saratoga, New York, is expected to be chosen for the next gathering.
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Mystic Shriners Oasis
Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Saratoga
N. Y
Jumped in Safety Nets as Philadelphia Leather Factory Burns
Fire at H. M. Rosenblatt & Co. leather factory in Philadelphia destroyed a four story brick building and damaged Jobo Moffet public school. A dozen people injured as 400 workers leaped to nets held by firemen. Nine nearby houses damaged. three destroyed. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. M. Rosenblatt & Co
Jobo Moffet Public School
Leather Works
Victims of Wrecks Under ICC Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes for the quarter ending December 31 show 1,481 railroad collisions and 877 derailments in the United States. Four hundred twenty four people were killed and 2,089 injured in rail events, with total deaths reaching 813 and injuries 10,325 across all accident types. Damages to rolling stock and track reached $2,075,091.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Cuban Flag Flies in Washington as Cuban Minister Arrives
The flag of free Cuba was raised at Hotel Raleigh in Washington for the first time in a legal manner. Senor Gonzales de Quesada, Cuban Minister, arrived with his wife and approved the action. State Department officials were amiable, and a reception by the President depended on his approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
Cuba
Washington
Raleigh
Senor Gonzales de Quesada
Senor Quesacci
Senor Quesada
State Department
Hay
Miners Walkout Widens Across West Virginia Fields
Two thousand miners in Indiana and about 28,600 in West Virginia joined the United Mine Workers strike. Supplies like coke shortened operations at several plants. Some Kanawha and New River mines resumed as paydays and concessions spurred returns. The Norflok and Western Railroad notes little change while 700 workers face shutdowns at nearby plants.
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West Virginia
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Winfield
Kanawha River
Fairmont
Virginia
Kanawha
New River
Union Iron and Steel Company
Sarah Furnace
G. H. Hanging Rock Company
Charleston
W. Va
Wiichorn
Kanawha and Hocking Company
Kanawha and Michigan Railroad
Winifred
Purcell
Mitchell
John A Richards
Ashtabula
Red Gill
Ashland
Ron
Various World News Briefs Hit By War And Industry
Senator McMillen proposes a national board of pardons while Pope Leo backs a New York diocese cardinal. Dewey to lead winter maneuvers. arrests in cruelty case to be tried in Washington. United States Steel absorbs Bethlehem. Italian brigand Mussalino jailed in Lucca. Boise swimmer drowned. Chicago plant worth 2 million planned. Argentine-Latin incidents and Yo U.S. rail and river news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McMillen
Board of Pardons
Pope Leo
New York
Admiral Dewey
West Indies
Washington
United States Shipbuilding
Bethlehem Steel Company
H. H. Harper
Boise
Ida
Imperial Glucose and Starch Company
Chicago
Carto Caliapani
Lacananea
Ariz
United States Steel Corporation
Mussalino
Lucca
Italy
Archer Brown
Pittsburg
Manila
San Francisco
King Victor Emanuel
Westirginia
White Earth
Minnesota
Arthur Martin
Beatrice Abraham
Norma Abraham
Lake Huron
Huron City
Mich
New Orleans
Samuel Steinbruck
May Fine
Hyman Levine
David Gallos
Theodore A. Ross
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
East Orange
N. J. Charles
Shirler
American District Telegraph Company
Bessemer
Greer
Oregon
National Guard
Gervais
Tracy and Merrill
I. W. T. Waller
J. H. A. Dey
Marine Corps
Philippines
China
United States
Commercial Telegraphers
International Union of Commercial Telegraphers
The
Federation of Labor
Tornado Near Alen Minn Kills Four in Trail of Destruction
A tornado formed five miles west of Alen Minn and swept a half mile wide stretch for 20 miles. At Yoss post office Mrs O Borg was killed and her home destroyed. Three members of Andrew Horim’s family died instantly. Nearby near Atlanta Ole Johnson and his gun were carried about half a mile by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen
Minn
Yoss
O Borg
Andrew Horim
Atlanta
Ole Johnson
Fast Mail West New Schedule Between New York and St Louis
The post office department introduces a faster daily mail service from New York to St Louis effective Sunday June 15. A 2 45 a m departure reaches St Louis by 2 15 a m next day, shortening the current timetable by about eight hours and saving a day for eastern mail to western points. Stops include Pittsburgh 12 45 p m Columbus 4 20 p m Richmond Ind 6 55 p m and Indianapolis 8 40 p m.
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New York
St. Louis
Post Office Department
St Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Columbus
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Tornado Toll Hits Central Illinois Towns
A series of storms struck Peoria Illinois Tuesday night delivering the worst destruction since 1843. Winds up to 100 mph and heavy rain damaged Kingston Mines and Merna while Peoria area lines and trains suffered wrecks. Telecommunication and streetcar service were cut off, with several deaths and many injuries across multiple counties.
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Peoria
Julvingston County
McCoupin County
Ilinois
Kingston Mines
George Reardon
The
Electric Company
Glen Oak Park
George Ashlock
Reardon
Peoria and
Pekin Union
Simon Spence
Iowa
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Toledo, Peoria and Western
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacife
Robert Atkinson
Dry Run
St Louis
Merna
Bloomington
Wesleyan University
Pacific Cable Work Planned From San Francisco to Manila
The Commercial Pacific Cable Company seeks city permission to lay cable along streets or via a conduit to its office. The petition states the line will be ready to operate in November, linking San Francisco with Honolulu and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Company
San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Medal awards stir town as naval decoration list released
The Navy Department completes the list of officers and men to be decorated with the West Indian camouflage. In class Miss Galt refuses to sing a song and covers ears while others sing. For years war study was restricted in schools. The incident mobilizes town to tall sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Alabama Officers Indicted for Embezzlement Inquiries
Captain Reuben F Kolb Henry B Gray George A Blinn Jr and Ww Dodd of Birmingham Alabama indicted on embezzlement charges after grand jury investigation into Continental Security Redemption Company and Birmingham Debenture Company funds alleged to total from 2000 to 40000 Kolb a former gubernatorial candidate gray Jefferson County treasurer and bank head dadé president of Southern Mata Aid Association and Brinn a businessman all vow they will be vindicated at trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben F. Kolb
Henry B Gray
George A. Blinn, Jr
Ww. Dodd
Birmingham
Ala
Continental Security Redemption Company
Birmingham Debenture Company
Kolb
Alabama
Gray
Jefferson County
Dadé
Southern Mata Aid Association
Brinn
Co operative kosher butcher shops open on Lower East Side
Two co operative kosher butcher shops debut on New York's Lower East Side. One shop, run by the East Side Ladies Anti Trust Association, funded largely by mass meeting share sales, drew a crowd so large supplies ran out by 11 AM. Meat prices matched mainstream rivals. Mrs. Sarah Cohn said plans include incorporation and opening more shops across the East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower East Side
New York
East Slide
East Side
Window Glass Machines: New Plant Tests Beat Old Labor Costs
The American Window Glass Company has activated a test plant as a potential world changing development. The DePauw plant in Alexandria Indiana houses 12 gathering and blowing machines. Tests at the Allegheny experimental plant suggest these machines will cut labor cost by about half, a major factor in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Window Glass Company
DePauw
Alexandria
Ind
Allegheny
Second Cuban scandal winds up in pension claim
Secretary Root says a Havana tale that General Leonard Wood bribed General Maximo Gomez with 25000 to quit Cuba’s presidential race is an exaggeration of Wood’s action in granting a pension. He calls the assertion that Gomez was paid to withdraw absurd, noting Gomez and Palma are warm friends. QUICK WORK SAVED THEM. A collision near New York sent 1000 passengers into a panic as the Cygnus and Dimock crashed head on, tearing the Cygnus bow and rails but not sinking.
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Root
New Orleans
Charles M. Dobson
Associated Press
Hiavana
Leonard Wood
Maxmo Gomez
Cuba
Palma
Gomez
Wood
Gomes
Talma
Coney Island
Cygnus
Iron Steamboat Company
New York
Dimock
Metropolitan Steamboat Company
Boston
West Point Centenary Crowning Roosevelt Roars Praise
President Roosevelt attended West Point centenary events marking 100 years since the academy's founding. A grand procession included cadet reviews, a reception, Memorial Hall exercises, a dress parade, and a banquet. Roosevelt lauded West Point's service, noting the rising importance of individual units and the officer corps' leadership. Cadet Calvin Po Titus received a medal of honor from the President for gallantry at Teking, China, 1900, as General Horace Porter reviewed the academy's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military Academy
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Mills
Memorial Hall
Millia
Calvin Po
Titus
Congress
Secretary of War
Teking
China
Milla
West Point
Horace Porter
France
Academy
Flames Claim Five Lives In Saratoga Fire
Five people perished when a Saratoga New York blaze destroyed the Arcade and Citizens National Bank block and the Shackleford building. The dead include Mrs Mabee Mrs Owens David Howland Mrs David Howland and Miss Warrington. Engineer Elias J Shadwick was seriously injured in rescue efforts. Property loss is about 300000 with 225000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Citizens National Bank
Shackleford
Elizabeth M. Mabee
Sarah Owens
David Howland
Warrington
Elias Elias J. Shadwick
Earthquake Shocks Reach Syracuse Italy
Cable flashes report strong underground rumbling and panic in Syracuse Italy with no damage. Siberian famine worsens with Irkutsk overwhelmed by needy crowds. Berlin observer Herman Ganswindt freed after April arrest for deception. Philippine Friar lands dispute set for Rome committee review. Bank of France security clerk faces 450000 franc theft via collateral documents. Queen Alexandra commends Indian dresses for coronation fêtes.
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Syracuse
Italy
Siberia
Russia
Irkutsk
Rome
United States
Philippine Islands
Bank of France
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Morong Province
Masagatha
Dattos
Yarquis
Thyt
Congressional Notes
Ordinance
Quesada
West Virginia Fielda
Ashbridge
Dow &. Smith
St. Paul
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fast Mail West
Central Illinoia
Asormer
Shah
Alexandra
Hogland
Lady Currap
Kedleston
India
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