Cantere Sic Thote and Soldier to Revolt Against Aguinaldea
A Manila especial reports that Aguinaldo's government faces collapse within days as insurgent mutiny grows. Six thousand Filipinos allegedly join a revolt led by Moscardos and Luna against their commissioner in chief, with American General Otis poised to intensify the campaign amid internal tension and defections.
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Aguinaldea
New York
Manila
Aguinaldo
Insurgenta Bommeiros
Aifire
Filpino
Agaloaldo
Otis
Wiyor
Creamery project eyed in Tooele scheme worth five thousand
A Tooele plan targets a five thousand dollar creamery as part of a wider Utah development spree. Other items note Manti work prosecutions, C Loone bidding one million on CLT House property near San Francisco, and Sugar factory activity in Springville.
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Manti
C . Loone
Utah
CLT
San Francico
In Favor of Peace Report From Aguinaldo Faction
Washington reports May 12 says Aguinaldo government members grow tired of fighting and seek peace. Manila dispatch dated May 10 notes a San Isidro congress meeting with no quorum but some business transacted and a peace desire among attendees. Major General MacArthur to stay at San Fernando as fresh troops reach to replace exhausted volunteers. Filipino riflemen, about 4000, entrenched on three aldeas of Bacolor while Americans prepare to resist Monday’s attack.
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Aguinaldo
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San Isidro
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Aldea
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Tis
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Bla
Fireman McNellis Killed By Live Wire At Fire Scene
Kansas City May 12. James F McNellis foreman of No 4 truck was killed when a rear wall fell at the Newby Transfer and Storage building. A live electric wire, carried down from the roof, struck him as he and five others entered the debris. He plunged into live wires after contact and died. Two other firemen were severely shocked. McNellis’s face was burned by the wires.
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Kansas City
Newby Transfer and Storage Company
James F. McNellis
No. 4 Truck Company
McNellis
McNeilis
McNeills
Navy gunboats move up Rio Grande in Philippine campaign
The Laguna de Hay and Covadonga under Captain Grant steamed to Calumpit, clearing rebels to Macabebe where about a thousand locals cheered the expedition. Grant received an ovation as macabebe residents expressed willingness to join the American navy for the campaign against the Tagals.
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Laguna de Hay
Covadonga
Grant
Rio Grande
Calumpit
Bay
Macabebe
Senate clashes over pardons bill in Missouri riot tone
Jefferson City May 12 In defeating a pardons board bill Senator Miller faced a barrage of speech making by House members Hall of Saline Lee and Knelsley and he charged booding against him. Washington May 12 General Otis reports transports Pennsylvania Nelson Cleveland and St Paul left Manila for San Francisco with unknown troop rosters and the adjutant general seeks details from General Otis.
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Miller
Worth County
House
Hall of
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Washington
Otis
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Cleveland
St. Paul
Manila
San Francisco
War Department
Adjutant General
Oris
Convention sought to amend national bankruptcy act
Chicago selected to host a convention of credit men associations judges and bankruptcy experts to propose amendments to the national bankruptcy act for consideration by the next Congress in June.
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House
Senate
United States
United States and Britain Back Arbitration Plan at Peace Conference
Washington May 11 United States and Great Britain unite to advocate a scheme for settling international disputes by arbitration to be presented to the Hague Conference later this month. American delegates led by Ambassador White carry a developed plan while British proposals nearly mirror it. Differences focus on methods for impartial adjudication rather than core principles, and adoption is not certain though the initiative may yield lasting impact.
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United States
Dle Srmationt
Hague
Ambassador White
Olney
Julian Manpeefote
Senate
Favorable European Grain Conditions Indicate Strong Output
Grain trap statistics to supplement the winter grain report show favorable conditions across Europe with minor exceptions in Russia. Western regions report strong spring cultivation while India shows about three quarters of normal output. Australia and Italy list sizable wheat crops, Argentina reports large areas sown with high yield expectations, and the UK notes a large increase in wheat production versus 1907.
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Washington
Europe
India
Bengal
Roumania
Italy
Argentina
United States
Bienes Ayres
United Kingdom
Quiet at Samoa as Commission Arrives
Advices from Apia Samoa report calm on the island with operations suspended awaiting the joint commissioners from San Francisco. British soldiers visited the Vallina battlefield and recovered an American machine gun captured by rebels. Rebel forts at Lotopa and Vallima are two miles long, reinforced by trenches and rifle pits, with several rebels killed by bursting shells.
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Auckland
Apia
Samoa
San Francissco
Vallina
Lotopa
Vallima
Bursting Shelly
Prisoner Cleared of Adams Murder Now Re-arrested
Roland Burne Mollcox, jailed in the Tombs, was discharged after the grand jury failed to indict him for murder of Kate Adams. He was promptly rearrested on a charge of intent to kill in a scheme involving money to Harry Cornish. prosecutors seek a new grand jury to link him to the Adams murder.
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New York
Roland Burne
Mollcox
Tombs
Kate J. Adams
Aending Gvanide
Moneury
Harry Cornish
Adatis Poulson Lingr
Paris Court Head Announces Revision Report Timeline
Paris on May 11 reports M Hallot de Beno presiding civil division of the court of cassation and newly appointed to the united chambers to report on the Dreyfus case revision. He says he expects to report by Whitsuntide May 31 with public cheering anticipated to begin May 29.
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M. Hallot de Benopre
M. Queanay de Beaurepaire
Court of Cassation
American gunboats bombard Spanish towns in New York action
The gunboats Hey and Covadonga under Captain Grant shelled and engaged rebels near Seamonan Goagua, driving them from fortifications. Landing parties secured positions as Major General MacArthur supported the expedition and troops prepared a northern supply base.
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New York
Anila
Ona de Hey
Covadonga
Grant
San Fernsando
Agi Yoster
Tempalgn
MacArthur
Seamonan Goagua
Ui Works
Navy picks successor to Admiral Dewey for Asiatic Station
Washington May 10 The Navy Department selects a successor to Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatic Station. Rear Admiral Wilson is relieved at Mare Island Navy Yard and ordered to Manila to relieve Dewey when he can be spared. Rear Admiral Kempis is ordered to Mare Island to take command there awaiting further orders.
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Wainon
Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
Asi
Atic
Wilson
Mareland Navy Yard
Myort
Maoila
Offeer
Kempis
Watson
Mare Island Savy Yard
Leader of Marchand Expedition Killed by Marauders
Paris reports imply Major Marchand, head of the Marchand expedition from Fashoda toward the Red Sea, was slain by marauders on the route from Addis Ababa to Ras Biboutti. Captain Harelles, who carried his report to Paris, is said wounded in the same encounter.
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Major Marchand
Marchand
Fashoda
Nile
Red Sea
France
Addis Abeba
Ras Biboutti
Harelles
Marehand
Ambiguous War Era Reports Stir Washington and Utah
Reports quote General Miles declining comment on a Wade court finding and label the Philippine detention of volunteers a crime, while Lawton Moran? asserts the action is legal yet condemned. An Iowa or Dakota letter questions annual shipments and Canadian royalty impact.
Cost of Congress Shows Appropriations Total
The third session volume of appropriations amounts to 674,081,093 dollars. Details list Agriculture, Army, Diplomacy, District of Columbia, Interior, Naval, Pension, Post offices, River and Harbor, Sundry Civil, and Miscellaneous sums. Contracts for ships and public works add 677,47,274 dollars, with net personnel changes and a cost increase totaling about 11.3 million. A comparison notes a reduction versus the prior session.
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Home
Thomas P. Cleaver
James C. Courts
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Candenee
Spain
Ita
Public Service
Findings on Miles beef inquiry and Philippines meetings
Acting Secretary of War Melklejohn released the military court report on General Miles’s charges about army beef during the Spanish American War. The panel found Miles’s claims about canned beef unfit were sustained and censured the Commissary General for costly canned meat purchases. Separate reports note two large Chicago mass meetings backing Philippine policy and opposing earlier anti-expansion views. A windstorm in St Louis damaged dozens of homes with about 20,000 dollars in damages. no deaths reported.
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Washington
Melklejohn
Miles
Spain
General Miles
Bagen
Maus
Mile
Chicago
Philippines
Central Music Bell
Gentral Music Bell
Louis
St. Louis
Fight Like Indians in Philippines Cavalry Clash
Washington reports detail Major General Lawton's expedition where heavy fighting broke out near Bon Rafael and Halinag. Scouts and Captain Case led perilous advances. 2000 Filipino prisoners at San Miguel on constrained rations and forced labor. Street railway strike in Duluth triggers dynamite, derailments, and injuries during Friday night unrest.
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Washington
Lawton
Bon Rafael
United States
Scott
Gregorio
Pio del
Captain Case
Insurgenta
Canes
Young
Hallway
C. O. Howard
Northwest
Balinag
Boyd
Fourth Cavalry
San Miguel
Hte Batte
Hidden bonds surface in downtown store cellar discovery
In Cincinnati on May 7 laborer Thomas Lawson uncovered eleven bonds totaling 61 000 each with unclipped coupons, dug from a downtown Sixth street department store cellar once owned by Britting Bros piano makers. The find settles a family dispute over concealed bonds amid heirs of Julius Britting. A Washington dispatch reports the Navy secretary received word from Admiral Kautz at Apia that Mataafe and chiefs will observe peace until the peace commission arrives, with no steps yet taken to avenge the ambush of American marines weeks earlier.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Lawson
Sixth Street
Britting
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Kauta
Apia
Samos
Mataafe
Kautz
Tia
Temple and Tabernacle Progress and Regional News
President George Q. Cannon and Forfly visit Washington while Saltair prepares for Brigham Young Birthday commemoration. Coalville breaks ground for a new tabernacle begun April 27 197% and stone laid August 9 1470, funded by voluntary donations. Summit stake to dedicate. Cache Stake holds first non Logan conference at Smithfield tabernacle with many church leaders present. Plans discussed to upgrade Salt Lake Tabernacle organ with pneumatic electric action and relocated console. Apostle John W. Taylor reports from Alberta Canada on missionary activity and a Deutsch German association formed in Salt Lake City aiming to promote language and aid German emigrants. Congressperson Roberts speaks on miracles and revelations to Mutual Improvement groups. Washington notes the adjutant general reports insurgents fighting Manila and troop morale high with no major quarrels.
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Franklin D. Richarda
Summit Stake
Cache
Apostle John W. Taylor
Alberta
Canada
Apostle Taylor
Germany
Salt Lake City
Deutrcher Missioneir-Verein
Asalatn
M. Brown
B. T. Cannon
H. B. Jenkins
J. M. Woller
Mr. Roberts
Wan
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