Rebels Repulsed At San Fernando In Large Battle
Manila reports say 5,000 rebels attacked General MacArthur's lines at San Fernando, were repulsed with 75 killed and 90 prisoners. Iowa and Kansas regiments led the defense, with 14 U.S. wounded. Aguinaldo allegedly led the assault as reinforcements were prepared from Candaba.
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Apalit
MacArthur
San Fernando
Iowa Regiment
Kansas Regiment
Fensten
Kansas
Montana
Hale
Seventeenth
Iowa
Aguinaldo
Candada
Daguipan
Lana
Ben
Taina
Agutumida
Lom
Copian
Lapa
Lona
Bolly
Luna
Slau
Candaba
Chicago Democrats weigh House leadership choices
Chicago and northern state congressmen discuss leadership in the House. Three Chicago representatives have not decided whom to back among Bailey De Armond of Missouri or Richardson of Tennessee.
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Chicago
House
Bailey
de ‘Armond
Missouri
Richardson
Tennesses
Coal Mine Horror kills Eleven in Nova Scotia pit
A mining disaster in Nova Scotia cost eleven miners their lives when firedamp exploded in a pit. Rescue teams battled smoke and gas as investigators began examining the shaft and safety procedures.
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Nova Scotia
Two Explosions Kill Six and Five at Caledonia Mine
Halifax June 17 An official account of yesterday's Caledonia mine disaster in Glace Bay Cape Breton reports two explosions. The first killed six men and the second five while a rescue party struggled through fire damp and smoke. Names include Thomas Jowsetos Alexander McDonald and Malcolm McCavin Sr. Thomas Brown, miner manager, went down with rescuers and was knocked senseless but will recover.
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Halifax
N. S
Caledonia
Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Thomas Johnson
John Johnston
Dominion Coal Company
Thomas Jowsetos
Miana
Oes Dovix
Jon ¥ Dover, Jr
AntHutr Rast
Alexander McDonall
Stepdam Macormick
Rony D. McDove
Neil Moloann
Malcolm McCavinr
Senn Ginesis
Martin
Johnson
McCormick
Thomas Brown
The
Ton of Gold Reaches Skagway from Dawson City Tales
Large quantities of gold dust and nuggets were landed at White Horse rapids from the first Dawson City steamers. Over one ton was officially checked as transfer from steamer to steamer, with the rest divided into 19 to 75 pound packages carried by passengers. Safe vaults were filled, merchants’ safes emptied, and the Eldorado claim projected to yield up to 1.5 million. In Seattle a steamer bound for Skagway ran aground near Chatham Point but awaited the next tide for flotation.
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Skagway
Seattle
Wash
White Horse Rapids
Tives
Dawson City
White Horse
Eldorado
Klondike
Peacock
Quebec
Storer Presents Credentials to Queen Regent in Madrid
Bellamy Storer, newly appointed minister to Spain, was formally received by the queen regent. No speeches were made. cordial exchanges occurred. Royal carriages conveyed him from the hotel De Rome to the palace and back. reception kept quiet to avoid incidents. The queen regent was amiable and inquired about President McKinley’s health.
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Madrid
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Storer
Hotel de Rome
Bat
Knights of Honor creates five past grand dictatorships in Detroit
The supreme lodge of Knights of Honor named Maxwell L. Crow Thomas Learned J W Hosman Oliver P Koontz and Chauncey EK Teachman as past grand dictators. The lodge repealed a rule requiring suspended members to file a health affidavit for reinstatement. Martial law was recommended by Colonel Williams amid Clay county feud reports.
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Supreme Lodge
Detroit
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor
Maxwell L. Crow
Thomas Learned
California
J. W. Hosman
Oliver P. Koontz
Indiana
Chauncey EK. Teachman
New Jersey
Frankfort
Williams
Bradley
Clay County
Midh
Harlan
Bel
Clay Counties
Campania imports 147000 ounces silver. big loss to property
The steamship Campania sailed for Europe and extracted 147000 ounces of silver flow in which caused an estimated 959000 dollars in property loss. President McKinley invited to attend an international singer feat at Cincinnati on June. Herman Dewot of Dubuque Iowa killed in bicycle accident after colliding with a streetcar. Union miners at Pittsburg Kansas claim all colored miners brought to replace strikers have joined the union. Ohio Attorney General Monnet seeks to oust Cleveland and Company from its charter for antitrust violation.
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Europe
McKinley
Cippinnett
Jane Ae
Herman Dewot
Dubuque
Pitseburg
Kan
Vnion
Monnet
Ohio
Cleveland
Dusky Beewlng Company
Destructive hailstorm hits Prosser Nebraska village
Severe weather followed the Herman cyclone with a terrifying sky, as hailstorms battered Prosser in Adams County last night. Huge stones shattered all windows, an inch of rain drenched the town, and wheat fields suffered extensive damage.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Herman
Prosser
Adams County
Chicago Population Reaches Over Two Million
Chicago's population, per Chief Kipler, has firmly surpassed 2,000,000 and stands at 2,088,003 after a census round. The police department conducts annual counts to gauge city growth and density.
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Chicago
Kipler
Crop reports drive trade conditions and harvest prospects
Bradtrest notes weather and crop conditions affecting trade values with wheat prices rising on government and other reports. Russian crop damage and spring wheat outlook stir markets while oats and other grains echo the trend. Hog products join cereals in strength, and distributive trade remains favorable as hot weather boosts retail demand. Three thousand students are exiled from European universities to Siberia amid political turmoil in Vienna. Grain and provisions futures show volatility across markets. local listings reflect ongoing activity in Chicago Cincinnati and other exchanges.
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New York
Almanac sunrise and sunset in Indiana Illinois forecast
Almanac for June 17 notes fair and warmer weather in Indiana and Illinois. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for the day. The entry reflects a clear, mild forecast with rising temperatures expected tomorrow.
McKinley Party Leaves Washington for Massachusetts
President McKinley and family depart Washington by special train bound for Holyoke and Northampton in Massachusetts. The party includes Mrs McKinley, Aber McKinley, Mr and Mrs George Morse of San Francisco, staff, doctors, and accompanying officials. Train comprises four Pollman coaches with the Cleopatra rear car for the president and Mrs McKinley.
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Massachusetts
McKinley
Holyoke
Northampton
Maxacchusetts
Aber McKinley
George E., Morse
San Francisco
Navy
Mra. Allen
George M. BR. Cortelyon
Pabigona
Atlantico
Mia McKinley
Paris
Chicago Merchant Plans $200,000 Brise Hospital
Frank A Cooper of Chicago announces plans to build a large hospital in Brise, his birthplace, to treat the sick and helpless. Arrangements for erection are to be completed within a fortnight. A separate note reports a collision dispute between factions on Puckette Creek with a man named Speeder shot. a Harlan county party heads to the scene seeking mediation and return to work.
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Holland
Chicago
Frank A1. Cooper
Brise
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