Cailles Surrenders In Philippines War To End Insurgent Threat
News from Manila and Washington report General Cailles agreeing to surrender under amnesty terms. He led eastern Luzon forces, was blamed for violence, and his capitulation signals progress toward pacification. Authorities expect further disintegration of insurgent ranks as negotiations proceed. Meanwhile a separate Shreveport update notes a murder suspect still at large and local calm.
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Calley
Santa, Crag
Laguna
Cailles
Aguinaldo
Manila
Callies
Bay Lake
Eneral Sumner
Federal Party
Liguua
Malyar
Luzon
Pwar Department
Washington
Cicinia
War Department
Department
Dresden and banks face turmoil in German industry
Market trends show firmer prices on better values after a Friday dip. Rumors swirl about Dresden Crédit Ansalt and Kummer Electric owing 9,000,000 to the former, with other electric firms and banks in Dresden Berlin and Dantzig described as seriously distressed. Industrial sectors across Rhine and Westphalia report unfavorable data, hinting at broader financing problems in German electric works and railroads. The Dresden Society of Electric Plants and Railroads is heavily implicated. Grand Rapids indictments reveal bribes tied to a waterworks case with five defendants including city attorney Salzbury and aldermen. Taylor’s arrest ordered in New York as prosecutors seek warrants and requisitions to return suspects for trial.
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Dresden
Rhine
Westphalings
Dresden Society of Electric Plants
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Jury
Thomas Fr. Mellarry
Stilson VY. MacLeod
Lant K. Salzbury
Gerrit Albers
H. A. Taylor
New York
Bliss
Taylor
Dowie Plotting Kidnapping Threats At Zion Tabernacle
John Alexander Dewise at a Zion tabernacle meeting in Chicago claimed physicians plotted to kidnap him to a detention hospital, beat him, and drive him insane. He warned of action after services and accused doctors of paranoia while claiming to be Elijah reincarnated and foretelling the world's end.
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Dowie
Chicago
John Alexander Dewise
Lo Zion Tabernacle
Zion
Zion Guard
Kha
Diowle
Elijah
Two Boer Engagements Reported in Separate Dispatches
London reports from Lord Kitchener detail a surprise attack near Welmansrust with 20 Moor forces capturing 250 Victorian mounted rifles. Casualties include two officers and 16 men killed, 4 officers and 38 men wounded. Additional dispatches note Desperate fighting near Reitz and captures of wagons, prisoners, rifles, ammo, and cattle, with Allied losses.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Welmansrust
Middleburg
Beaston
Steenkoolspruit
Kennedy Mistrial Shocks Court In Third Trial
In a mistrial the jury could not agree on Kennedy's verdict. The judge ordered further deliberations as the panel stood four for conviction and eight for acquittal. District Attorney Philbin may move to quash the indictment. Moore plans to press the point if needed. The case ties to the Prince murder and related Kennedy family prosecutions in a tense, protracted series of trials.
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Trix
Kennedy
Moort
Philbin
Ty. Kennedy
Moore
Pmeline C. Reynolds
Dollie Reynolds
Ranch
Ramuel J. Kennedy
Ilead
Dudley Guideon
Samuel J. Kennedy
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Murs
Phubin Tea
Ninsele
Clark
W. Prince
Bert
Will Prince
Murder and mayhem headlined in New York and beyond
June 17 reports tell of Meinhoffer dying after a jealous shooting of Mary Bolte in New York. A separate Roswell case recounts Arthur Kline's murder of his wife and fatal self harm amid jealousy. In Athens Alabama a black man Joe Harris was hanged for suspected arson. Durant reports town center fire consuming multiple brick and frame buildings. Cincinnati notes the Presbyterian general synod nearing conclusion.
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New York
William Mein Hoffer
Mary Bolte
Fordiaia
Apial Ree
Misa Bolte
Meinhoffer
William Meintiofper
Los Angeles
Cal
Pellew
Roswell
N. ML
Arthur Kline
Stockman
Marsinii Maddux
Athens
Ala
Joe Harris
Limestone County
Harris
Durant
Weather forecast for southwest region cooler conditions
The forecast calls for showers and cooler air in the southern portion of the area. Winds will be moderate from the southwest with rising humidity. Expect milder temperatures later in the day as a change moves in from the west.
Indiana political bids swirl around state treasurer race
Indiana voters in Bloomington Noblesville and Jeffersonville watch a crowded field of candidates for state treasurer as names like Sherrick Jones and Vanderburgs Phillip surface amid party politics and local maneuvering. The race includes incumbent figures, possible rivals and behind the scenes strategy shaping the nomination scene.
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Indianapolis
Steve
Nat
Bloomington
Jobo Dy Vemond
Henry
Muores
Miller
Goulien
James Ff
Pery
M. Geoting
Phils
Jones
Bo Neal
Noblesville
Iiton County
David Sherrick
Shertick
Phillip
Vanderburg
Alate
Evansville
Andor Justus
Frederick J. Koler
Martin W. Piel
Princeton
Noblesse
Henmim
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the Oak Drug Store
West Side Square
Ines
George M. Comley
South Lebanon Street
South Meridian Street
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Empire Stable
John Adam
Hweh
Conneré& McDaniel Horse Buyer's
S. Lebanon St
Otterman & Otterman
J Ehan
ATLAS
Uncle Sam
Surrender
Shreveport
Prince Edwards
John Gray-Pouter
Ueliy
Benton
Sonh Straits
Ithaca
James Churchill
Newfield
Quantel Minturn
Churchill
Churchil
Fort, Wayne
Indiana
Itoia
Ohio
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South Africa
Kitchener
DeWet
Ieva
Mia
Botha
Kruger
Wooley
Joh G. Wooley
Cher Tivero
Lady Miller
BASE
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Harpe
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Battiowry
Cleveland
Shwankee Western Association
Chika
Marion
Prelstar
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Aoe
Weed
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General Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
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Hanes
Indiana University
Republitendt
Hermty
Mittee
Fairbanks
Eugene H. Bondy
Jeffersonville
Ind
Dane
Stone and Steel
Sunday Seconvitte
la Porte
Jane
West
Misa West
Ly Sroka
Boston
C. W. Leather
Efelock
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