Wood Home from Cuba Arrives by War Secretary Request
Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood military governor of Santiago arrived in New York at the request of the secretary of war. He and two children stay at the Cambridge while Mrs. Wood and the children plan a Long Island resort visit. Wood sails for Boston June 25 to attend Harvard commencement with plans to return to Santiago.
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Idia
Notable American Inventor James Tasccott Dies in Chicago
James B. Tascalott, famed for early paints and a 50 year reputation in the United States and Europe, died Saturday in Chicago. His death follows the disappearance of his son William Tascoes, a mystery that plagued police and contributed to the elder Tascalott’s declining health.
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United States
Europe
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Trusts and farm alliance bold claim in interview
Lew Yurlisie Indiana reports Auren Jones says the proposed farmers trust will be consummated and felt in nationwide action. He warns trusts against public interests will be resisted, claiming a million organized farmers could pressure trusts practicing extortion.
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Ind
Auren, Jones
Srange
United States
Air
Fones
Local Option Defeated in Ratan County Vote
In Ratan County the local option election produced a wet outcome by 83 votes. A strict local option later faced defeat, likely ending the effort permanently. The campaign was heated with strong church involvement and rival sermons through the final night.
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Iday da Eston
Kathu
Fire at White Michigan Coalhouse near Hurd Mills Fails Again
A fire at the White Michigan Coalhouse near Hurd Mills broke out around two o clock today. Alarm sent in promptly. fumes were extinguished before the fire department arrived. The old building has endured several vain attempts to smoke, with each incident provoking renewed vigilance by locals.
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Michigan Cohlhal
Hurd Mills
Toewlay
Battle Creek couples listed in marriage license records
A scanned list shows licenses issued for multiple couples from Battle Creek including Ghas W Berger and Lara Watkins, Frambk Conklin and Bertie Pierson, M T Buxton and Bertha Cartwright, and Wes Mettaffin with Nora McCutcheon. Other names cover Athens Homer and Albion residents, with scattered notes on medals, a fatal vault accident, and a wage advance at Cambria Steel.
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W. Berger
Lara Watkins
Battle Creek
Framk Conklin
Berrtie Pierson
Wiltam T. Stehl
Clara M. Garewright
M. T. Buxtin
Bertha I. Cartwright
Mickiirou
Florence
Hawk
Battle Goerk
Fla. Eastman
Flom May Fox
Athens
Edward Heard
Myrtle Wagner
Homer
S. P. Smith
Frances Stowell
Sammel W. Hyde
Tillie J. Phair
la Vergue Vollick
Retin J. Mickel
Cereste
Wesley Mettaffin
Nora McCutcheon
Battle Creak
Jas. OQ
Americans Battle Insurgents in the Philippines Victory at Porozdas Marinas
Dispatches describe brutal rear attacks on U.S. forces, with Maj. Bubbin reporting surrounding troops and Capt. Hazard flagging Wheaton’s relief. Gen. Wheaton’s rescue drives insurgents from roads, killing and wounding many as 1,600 enemy units retreat toward waterways. Reports note isolated fights, fortifications, and movements toward Buena Vista, while insurgent papers claim growing U.S. opposition and the war’s prolongation beyond the next presidential campaign. Dr. McQuesten argues thousands of troops needed for stabilization and questions the peace commission's effectiveness, urging continued military governance.
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Imus
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Anus
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Ssopex Weyl Sanme
Bedependencia
America
Independencia
United States
Philippines
Saya Big Artesta
San Francisco
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Els. Otis
Mithila
Tome
McQuesten
Enya
Battle Creek Bard J W Brice to Publish Poem Volume
Battle Creek Journal notes J W Brice of Battle Creek, famed locally for poetry, plans a subscription volume of poems. Readers praise his Scots verse spirit, Burns comparison, and literary merit, urging public patronage to support the planned collection.
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Little Créek
Marshall High School Class of 1899 Commencement
Washington Gardner delivered the commencement address on Does it Pay to Educate at Marshall High School open house. The graduates received diplomas as Lillian Baloo and others were named, with performances by Susie Ferguson, Theresa Fletcher, and Anna Marshall. The event featured poetry, music, and a notable class presentation led by Charles Swineford.
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Hey
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Ruth Clark
Carlotts Cook
Louise Cunningham
Pcharles Dibble
Theresa Fletcher
Mantel Grey
Mary Higpins
Harla Houghton
Beatring Mannings
Anna Afarshatt
Charlie Merrill
Maude Pringtt
Charlee Swineford
Mdlhan Smyth
Eisia Wagper Thoight Winser
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