Oregonians Leave Manila in Volunteer Regiment Return
Washington reports the Oregon regiment with signal corps leaves Manila for Portland. Accounts describe fierce fighting near Las Pitas and Parás, extensive Filipino resistance, and heavy casualties on both sides. General Otis notes ongoing operations and the Monitors Monadnock mourns Captain Nichols, sunstroke death marked by ceremonies at Cavite.
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Geo. Otte
Oregon Regiment
Sigsaal Corps
Portland
Manila
Fang
Provinciaf Cay
Taramaque
Las Pitas
Inc
Sangamo de May
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Panell
Atla
Wheaten
Lawton
Las Pinag
Colorada
Ninth Infantry
Alx
Ben. Wheaton
Las Trop
Colorado Reygiment
Filipe Dass
Stelter
Yryeiter Pian
Eautilgerayen
Uhocuskaria Mab Senattid
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Avi
Peernie
Elsildeen
Ertuig
Ouls
War Department
Int
Carl A. Corison
Twenty Second Infantry
Melvin P. Daily
Pelvate
Fourth Cavalry
Rober B. Miles
Patrick Branigan
Fourth Cavalary
Dilford WU
Bowser
Colorado
John A. Saxton
Montana
Meningitla
George A. King
Seventeenth Infantry
Cholers Nostras
Prank L. Garricau
Ralph A. Odell
Oregon
Oacar A. Finnilgar
Wtab Artillery
J. J. Choe
Henry Nichols
United States
Monadnock
Cavite
Nichols
Onmely
San Francisco Ferry Carrying Manila Returned Troops
The United States transport St. Paul arrived from Manila today, after a twenty eight day voyage. It brought thirty seven passengers, most of whom were returned soldiers, and one passenger who died during the trip.
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San Rancisco
United States
St. Paul
Manila
Bt. Paul
Bloody kitchen fight ends with stabbing in Texas restaurant
Patrick Barry and George Norton, a waiter and cook in Parla, Texas, fought in a restaurant kitchen. Barry grabbed a butcher knife, Norton defended with a cleaver, Barry stabbed Norton in the abdomen, Norton knocked Barry down, and Barry bled heavily. The incident follows broader labor unrest and other reports across the country.
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Watter
Cook
Parla
Tex
Patrick Barry
George Norton
Barry
Norton
Anger Flares Over Kentucky Feud Killing Sparks Troop Call
London dispatch reports rising tensions after a leader’s death in a Kentucky feud. Troops are on duty to keep peace as accusations fly, with calls to withdraw and let neighbors clash. Families of Tom Baker protest and fear reprisals while the Baker and Howard factions await further action.
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London
Gwkers
Jim
Tom Baker
Mititts
Howards
White
Knot
Rowan County
Pulaski
Clay County
Brethrew
Ford
Allya
Tarbuursville
Baker
Manchester
Allvarlig
Anya
Doctor Hopeful Despite Patient’s Intermittent Sinking Spell
In Lebanon Madane 93 Dr Jimes McComb reports the plaintiff symptoms marking blg comiction on alternate days absent this morning. The patient takes nourishment at regular intervals. If the sinking spell largely subsides today the doctor believes there is a 194 chance of recovery.
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Lebanon
Madane
Jimes McComb
Bland
Drummers to Testify on Tariff Effects for Travelers
New York June 12 a hearing before the industrial commission features Percy E Dowe president of the Commercial Travelers National League testifying on how trusts affect traveling salesmen. He cites inflated costs and widespread labor shifts blamed on combinations and monopoloes, detailing cases where thousands of travelers were laid off or disrupted by rate and chassis schemes.
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New York
Industrial Commission
Percy E- Dowe
Lenue
Dowe
Oman
TGR
Skare
Shloh
Ratilenee
Arrests and legal actions touch multiple states
A secured report details Thonn Page detained by an insurance chief for failing to produce policies, appealing to a writ of habeas corpus. Paris reports note Loubet’s revenge after unrest at Auteuil during the Grand Prix. Bank of England buys $2,500,000 in American gold eagles. Manila prisoners and Russian buyers cited. Clinton depot safe blown, cash stolen. Malvern lumber mill fire destroys 200,000 feet of timber.
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Vopelat
Kansaikh
Supreme Court
Loubet
Paris
Auteuil
Longchamps
Elysee Palace
London
Bank of England
Russia
New York
Madrid
Manila
Clinton
Frisco
Malvern
Ark
Oak Leaf Lumber Company
Stroud
Here
Baseball Games and Standings in National and Western Leagues
National League game reports show Cleveland and New York results, with standings reflecting clubs like Milwaukee Detroit and Columbus. Western League notes include Duffato Buffalo at Kansas City and Minneapolis clashing with Indianapolis, plus coal strike threats and local trials in Kennedy and court delays, with prize camp results in Missouri and Kansas cities.
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Vutfalo
Kansas City
Datralt
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St Paul
Columbus
Milwaukes
V. TL
F.C. W. He
Detroit
Bas Columbus
Rotale
ATRL
Se. Paul
Cleveland Streetcar Strike Narrows Traffic With Riots
Crowds block Fourth avenue as Cleveland Electric Railway guards car routes. Deputies and imported workers back the first car while rioters hurl stones and pull trolley ropes. Dozens injured as mob clusters disrupts service and police clash with protesters.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Fourth Avenue
Woraun
Gubernatorial Race Rumors In Mexican Chihuahua Region
Dissorted OCR notes hint at an upcoming governor election in Chihuahua and possible continuance of a general in power. Mentions include General Heroandes, northern Mexican military influence, and a popular candidate named Hedy amid unclear factions.
New Mexico Mine Control Change Quarrels and Plans
The article reports Anthony Crystal Mic company of Colorado Springs quietly gaining control of New Mexico mines near the Denver and Rio Grande line. W. S. Strattan and W. H. Quiburo were incorporators. mines valued around 1,000,000. A. A. Doyle, representing the company, is securing options in New Mexico. Aggregate debt cited at 1,250,000 with four major options taken and two more due by the 15th. Mine output to be shipped to Colorado Springs for polishing and powdering mica plates, with a large mill to employ several bands and become one of the nation’s largest. Part of the ore runs within twenty miles of the railway, about 100 miles south of Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Springs
Duinn
Anthony Crystal Mic& Company
Oglorado Springs
Muziosa Micw
Strattan
Locatr
Independence Quarrioa
W. IL. Quiburo
Mes Mines
A. A. Doyle
Agategate
Denver & Rilo Grande
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
United States
Weather and crime notes from unseen pages in early June outbreak
Weather observations indicate very low rainfall for certain river basins while readings east of Migataippi are near normal. Southern areas clear, northern areas cloudy, 24 hour rainfall across the Ohio valley and northwest. In Atchison, John Webb, a farmer, committed suicide at Nortonville by hatchet and knife. Lighthouse support calls for more Long Island south shore lighting due to dangerous coast. An advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a health tonic for indigestion, liver and kidney strength, and blood improvement.
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Atures
Miggal Marinos
Kangae City
Thyromos
Wetelota
Mingourt
Willy Lowast
Huropa
Ankota
Migataippi
Ohio Valley
L. 1
Long
Hostatter
Train wreck halts Rock Island express near Geneseo
Chicago reports westbound Rock Island express derailed at Geneseo last night, three cars piled into a stock train on the siding. Fifteen people injured, three passenger cars demolished. In Paris, the French cabinet resigns.
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Chicago
Geneseo
Mora
Graduation Gifts and Gowns From a Bygone Era
A survey of thoughtful graduation gifts and gown ideas for a young woman. Jewelry such as gold watches, belts, leather accessories, desk outfits, books with dainty bindings, and even musical instruments are suggested. Fabric options include silk gowns and washable materials. ornamentation with lace and ribbons is recommended. Also included is a vintage strawberry dessert recipe with precise steps.
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China
India
N. Y
Markets and livestock receipts steady amid mixed grain notes
Markets by wire show July futures and June, July, and September terms with mixed grain and interior goods. Kansas City live stock receipts numbered 12, 1255 natives and Texas cattle strong, steers 3.60 to 4.65, cows 3.00 to 4.0, stockers 2.50 to 5.25, hogs 3.45 to 3.60. lambs 4.75 to 6.70. grain notes include oats and corn bids with various monthly percentages and cash offers.
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Ansak Olty Grain
Hawnas Orr
Wamat
Nod Bca
St. Bay
Ecco
Kanbas
Kasane
Curtis
Texas
Nasite
Strong
Lambe
Ladies Wear Shoes Comfort with Allen's Foot Ease
An OCR fragment describes a foot relief product claiming to ease corns bunions and tight shoes for women. It mentions powder to shake into the shoe and promises soothing comfort for swollen feet and sore toes with trial packages offered.
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Allen
Alls
Sree
OQ E Learnard Promotes Spring Furniture Prices
The ad proclaims the lowest furniture prices yet as OQ E Learnard urges early spring buying. It highlights iron and brass beds in various colors and suggests customers choose affordable, cool and clean options to suit any room.
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