Filipinos Hold Terrain as Rain Slows Campaigns, Manila Dispatch
Manila reports insurgents shifted to swamps and hills beyond Imma as heavy nightly rains hinder campaign movement. General Wheaton returns with three wounded. British forces demand release of two English prisoners after Tachluben seizure. Commissary Weston orders added milk butter and eggs for volunteers returning from the Philippines. War minister Polavieja notes Filipinos view Americans as detracting from negotiations. Census planning and political maneuvering in France and Madrid are referenced alongside wage strikes in Ohio harbor and labor discontent.
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Santion
Wheaton
Invas
Javite
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Kieneral Otis
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Spetae
Luzon
Tachluben
Samar
Washington
Jose
Weston
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Portland
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Madrid
Polavieja
Ars
United States
Mystery moves in Russian gold loan scheme amid financial strain
London reports a curious Russian policy as Finance Minister Witte signals loans and offers commission on gold shipments to the United States. Russia holds about 3700 million in gold, rivaling England and France, with political motives cited as influencing the unusual export loan tactic.
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London
Witte
St. Petersburg
Bank of France
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
Joang
Count Wittve
Tassin
Lina Ka
Admiral Kautz Arrives in San Francisco With Philadelphia
The United States cruiser Philadelphia arrived yesterday from Apia via Honolulu. The homeward voyage was swift as the ship’s hull bears the toll of long service. The return carries the bodies of two Americans Lieutenant Landaly and Ensign Monaghan who perished in the Samoa fight. Landaly, a married society figure, was well known in the city. Monaghan’s parents await him as a sailor who believed he had done his duty and faced criticism unjustly, trusting Navy Department sanction.
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United States
Honoluia
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Monaglan
Lane
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Esty
Engign Monighan
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Hig
Navy Department
Presidential Party in Adams Mass Greeted by Large Crowd
President McKinley and party arrived in Adams to stay with W B Phinkett until next Wednesday. They traveled from Holyoke aboard the steamer Masson down the Connecticut to Springfold and were greeted by a large crowd. A reception, parade review, and a speech before about 10 100 people followed. Bermuda reciprocity talks open next week with Secretary Hay in Washington. Internal revenue for May shows an increase. a noted portrait painter Rev W H P Farnese died in Milwaukee. a Brown University official’s misfortune reported. and a large Bellevue soap company crisis noted alongside a payment certification to states.
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State Department
Hay
Kaasen
Witlam
Milwaukee
W. H. P. Farnese
New York
Brown
Bellevue
Wale
Titchonek
Terrlory
FFAIRS IN SAMOA Chief Justice Chambers Sustained
Chief Justice Chambers is sustained by the powers in Samoa as commissioners oversee affairs and confirm authority amid a developing political dispute. Officials, including the judiciary and executive actors, navigate jurisdiction and legitimacy questions.
Tanua Recognized as King But Abdicates in Samoa
Apia Samoa June 14 via Auckland reports Mataafa and Loyalists surrender. commissioners recommend abolishing kinship and appointing a provisional government. Mataafa to turn in more weapons. natives return home. Provisional government to include governor with veto power, native council, and abolition of many offices. Portuguese, British, American, and German reactions mixed.
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Dr. Solf
Fire destroys upper floors of general's building
Fire burned beyond the first floor of a general's building, saving books pictures and war relics on lower levels reportedly unharmed. Firefighters battled the blaze as smoke poured from the upper story, with investigators inspecting the charred area for the cause.
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Bord
Nicaragua News Mixed on Annexation and Political Tides
Managua reports denounce annexation talks while hints that a free vote could favor joining the United States. Paragraphs cover government actions, finance, telegraph delays, and regional tensions with brief mentions of legal matters and weather notes.
Barrows censured for performing marriages
The Reverend Barrows, who recently officiated marriages in several towns, was censured by the General Association of Congregational Ministers of Connecticut. Barrows appeared and acknowledged the actions as improper, with witness testimony and internal church considerations cited by authorities. The case involved details of the ceremonies and associations, and raised questions about ministerial duties and consent in church affairs.
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New Haven
Genn
New
M. Barrows
Perry
Petit
Res
Hasby
D. Brown
Greenwich
Barrie
Belmont
Sloan
Murphys Bid to Expand Local Transit Fails
A disordered report describes attempts by Murphys Wi to pace a new transit initiative. On June 30 meetings planned to discuss routing and funding were held with various committee members. The proposal to admit women to membership in the organization was defeated.
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Meher Bove
York
Dana
Murphy
Mateglio
Major T A Fitzpatrick Shot by His Hired Man
Milo Tobin, employed by Major T A Fitzpatrick, superintendent of the National cemetery, shot him yesterday and fled into the woods. A bloodhound search is active to track Tobin’s trail.
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T A. Fitzjpatrick
The
National Cemetery
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Markets Close Amid Mixed Grain and Provisions News
Grain, live cattle and provisions trade shows mixed results with several price moves noted. Chicago markets report shifts in corn and wheat values while pork and lard futures appear subdued amid market noise and lingering demand concerns.
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