Aguinaldo Dead Supposedly Shot by American Troops
Vigan, Luzon dispatches say Major March of the 33rd regiment encountered Aguinaldo’s party near Lagat on May 19. The leader and body were pursued. a wounded officer and a felled horse with diary and papers were found. Aguinaldo’s fate remains unconfirmed, with pursuit continuing toward Aparri.
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Vigan
Luzon
Manila
Aguinaldo
Lagat
Laboagan
March
Maj. March
Philippines
Beveridge
Chico
Tiao
Major March
Aparri
Young
Candon
Col. Hare
Rangued
Jabra
Cagayan Valley
Bokoo
Col
David
Presidentia
Gregoro de Pilar
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Digestive Theory
Experience shows physicians that most diseases originate in stomach derangement and digestion. The stomach nourishes brain nerve and muscle differently, and when out of order, pain results. The medicine is claimed to control digestion purify blood, and cure various organ diseases by correcting stomach function.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Olga Nethersole Sued by Former Manager for Profits
In New York on June 2 Judge Andrews granted an attachment to seize Olga Nethersole’s scenery costumes and bank account in a suit by her former manager Marcus Mayer to recover 16941 dollars. Mayer contends profits from two seasons reached 58329 dollars with his due share 19665. He has received 2724 so far and seeks the balance. Miss Nethersole defends, plans to sail home next week, and will ask the court to vacate or rebond the attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olga Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Mayer
Italian wizard Marconi eyes wireless telegraphy boom
Sig William Marconi the wireless expert arrived on the American line steamer St Paul in New York and will spend about 10 days exploring commercial wireless telegraphy. He spoke enthusiastically of its future noting German liners use it to announce arrivals and news at sea and that British and French navies successfully employ the system with orders possible from 80 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sig
William Marconi
St. Paul
Marconi
Atlantic
Sig. Marconi
Three Year Old Boy Drives Gold Spike at Richmond
In Richmond Virginia this afternoon amid much ceremony a three year old boy drove the gold spike completing the greater Seaboard system. The child, John Skelton Williams, son of President Williams, hammered the spike as returning Tampa guests arrived to a cannon salute. Governor Tyler, the chamber of commerce, the mayor, and local militia attended the event.
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Richmond
Seaboard
Tampa
John Skelton Williams
Williams
Gov. Tyler
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond Light Infantry
Monks Arrive for New Cumberland Monastery in Rhode Island
Monks from La Trappe Monastery in Tracadie Nova Scotia arrive at the new Cumberland Rhode Island site. The 400 acre farm is being developed with barns too. The first mass is held in the chapel as more monks prepare furnishings. The Tracadie monastery will be abandoned after their relocation within two weeks.
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Pawtucket
R. L
la Trappe Monastry
Tracadie
Cumberland
N. S
Murderer says victim mocked his dead mother in Newark
Charles A Naulty 21 Newark on 53 Chambers Street killed his step mother Mary Naulty at 6 PM in their kitchen. He shot her twice with a revolver, then warned his father before surrendering at the Third precinct. He claimed she taunted him about his dead mother, neighbors note family tensions over property. Mary Garrity was 30.
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Newark
N. J
Charles A. Naulty
Chambers Street
Mary Naulty
Naulty
Young Naulty
Mary Garrity
Exeter Victory Over Andover In Dual Track Field Meet
Exeter New Hampshire won its third straight win against Andover with a 57 to 4642 point score in a hot day meet. Nine dual meet records fell as pole vault decided the final result with Exeter edging Andover.
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Exeter
N. H
Andover
Cambridge
Schick
Fry
Matthews
Cates
Crawford
Jones
Witham
Knibbs
Fallows
Kangley
Goldsmith
Elder
Leavitt
Paine
Dearborn
Moore
Kenney
Hogan
Connor
Botchford
Egan
Fitch
Brill
Poleyrault
Sawyer
Pratt
Colby
Taft Leads Philippine Commission Arrival in Manila
General Taft explains the commission’s broad powers and gradual action as the Hancock carries the Philippine Commission to Manila. MacArthur hosts, while Taft urges patient reform, civil government plans, and the Spooner bill potential. Manila anxiously awaits official policy.
Saturday League Games Reported in Century Note
In Boston the score was Boston 17 over St Louis 16 in a 10 inning game. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 in five innings. The Brooklyn at Chicago game was called in the fifth due to rain and New York played Cincinnati with rain interrupting play.
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P. C. Philadelphia
Aes
Brooklyn Ae
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Wwlia Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
College Baseball Scores Snapshot
Baseball results list scores for multiple colleges and venues including Harvard Princeton Yale Williams Amherst Trinity Bowdoin Tufts Bates Lehigh Colgate Columbia Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield Toronto Rochester Montreal Syracuse Cleveland Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Dover Lowell Amesbury and more with notes of rain and eight inning specifics.
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Brown
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Georgetown
of P
Bowdoin
Tufts
Bates
Williams
Wesleyan
Lehigh
Amherst
Trinity
Amherst A. C
West Point
Columbia
Lawrenceville
Providence
Worcester
Hartford
Springfield
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Sports scores from multiple games on the chart
Providence Providence 5 Worcester 2. Kansas City Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 2. Milwaukee Cleveland 9 Milwaukee 0. Chicago Chicago 6 Buffalo 5. Local scoreboard item lists result lines from recent matches with city and team abbreviations.
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Providence
Worcester
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Burdock Blood Bitters touted to curb indigestion
An old advertisement proclaims that half the ills of man come from indigestion and credits Burdock Blood Bitters with strengthening and toning the stomach to make indigestion impossible.
Report on Philippines casualties sent to Senate by Root
Secretary Root forwarded to the Senate a detailed report on Philippine casualties from July 1, 1899, to May 24, 1900, noting deaths and wounds among regulars and volunteers, counts of insane cases, and letters from Surgeon General Sternberg on prevalent diseases and troop disabilities.
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Senate
Root
Washington, D. C
Philippines
Spain
Surg
Sternberg
Philppines
Washington
Philippine soldiers' transfer figures to Washington
Discharges list 41 recovered and one unimproved, plus one visiting from hospital. Insane soldiers from the Philippines now in the United States hospital at San Francisco to be sent to Washington include Regulars five, volunteers four held at San Francisco with diagnosis not confirmed, Regulars six, volunteers 18.
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Philippines
United States
San Francisco
Washington
War department plans cavalry assault to end Philippines war
Washington dispatch reports the war department will deploy several regiments of cavalry to Manila this summer. After the rainy season ends, active mounted operations are planned. Major General MacArthur endorses cavalry efforts and the use of local forage. Secretary Root will confer with General Otis and Brigadier General Schwan before proceeding. Two animal transports will return to San Francisco in July, and another is fitted for animals.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Philippines
Manila
MacArthur
Department
Root
Otis
Schwan
San Francisco
Silent Turkish reply delays missionary claims settlement
Washington reports no answer yet to the US demand for missionary claims presented in May. Ahmed Pasha tours Turkish shipyards, no settlement proposal appears. Albany to visit Gibraltar Malta Piraeus Syracuse and Sicily before joining Baltimore in eastern Mediterranean. Secretary Long says no orders for Kearsarge. Either Alabama or Kearsarge to Europe later, unrelated to Turkey.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Turkey
Ahmed Pasha
Albany
Gibraltar
Malta
Piraeus
Syracuse
Sicily
Craig
Long
Extradition Bill Passes Amid Pending Fiscal Measures
Washington June 2 The House passed the anti trust bill amending the Sherman Act turning violations into crimes with max penalties up to two years. Other actions include adoption of a general deficiency bill funding $13 568 to reimburse Nicaragua canal expenditures and an extra month's salary to the employer of Senate and House. A conference was ordered on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Washington, D. C
Cuba
United States
Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua
Congress
Senate
House
Allison, Hale and Cockrell
MIT President Harry Prichett to Marry in Washington
The marriage of Dr. Harry Prichett newly chosen president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Miss McAllister will be held in Washington on Saturday at noon. Relatives and friends are invited to a breakfast following the ceremony at the residence of Representative and Mrs Newlands in Nevada.
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Washington
Harry §. Prichett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McAllister
Hall McAllister
California
Newlands
Representative Newlands
Nevada
Cozy cottage near mills for sale at $1250
Nearly new seven room cottage with bath, 8000 feet of land in a choice location. Five acre Caldwell lot in Lowell near electric line at $150 per acre. Also 10 acres at $100 per acre. Owner moved from city and must sell. T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Origin of Months Names Misnomers Explained
Clifford Howard writes in the June Ladies Home Journal that January honors Janus the two faced Roman god, February derives from februo to purify, March from Mars, Lenct for spring, April from aperio opening flowers, May for Maia, June for Juno, July for Julius Caesar, August for Augustus, and October November December retain their old ten month meanings octo novem decem.
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Janus
Clifford Howard
Ladies’ ‘Home Journal
Maia
Juno
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Natal Hills Defy Linear Geography in Tugela Chase
Richard Harding Davis describes the Natal hills around Ladysmith as irregular, incongruous peaks that blur into the landscape. He notes hills that shift shape within half a mile, hiding their strategic value until the crest is taken, while the Tugela river threads through them and over routes like a drift, wrecked bridge, or pontoon.
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Buller
Cordilleras
Amazon River
Guatemala City
Tugela
Ladysmith
Richard Harding Davis
Scribner's
Farmer Dink Chides Son Over Elope Plans in Rustic Exchange
In a humorous rustic scene, Farmer Dink scolds his son who admits planning to elope with the hired girl. The father taunts him for seeking excitement, recalling past indulgences like the circus, his grandmother’s funeral, and late-night lunar eclipses. The exchange preserves frontier color and character.
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Dink
Tunkett
Puck
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Isabel
Abra
de Pierces Goldah Medical
Greater Seaboard
Rhode Island
Nova Scotia
Parson
S. Johnson & CO
Mass
General MacArthur
Philippine Commission
Judge Taft
Hancock
Filipino Supreme Court
Remey
United States Naval
Asiatic
Gen. MacArthur
Taft
Japan
Associated Press
Hong Kong
National League
Stardard Oil Company
Sultan
Tech
Harvard Brew, CO
Lowell, Mass
U.S. A
Lowell Steam
F. L. Mad Docks
Singtioat
Big Lamb Sale
Prescott St
Tel
Shell
Brazil
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex Street
Lowell Mutual
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Prabody
Taylor Roofing
Taylor Routing Co
Hmapheey St
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