Telegrams From Our Islands In Atlantic News
A long wire of items reports Aguinaldo seeking permission to visit the United States and likely departure in September. Porto Rico births confer American citizenship after the Spanish treaty. Manila builds a modern fire department with American engines and alarm system. Puerto Rican tariff acts are upheld and refunded portions debated by the Supreme Court. Cuban Platt amendment passes narrowly. Rebellious leaders in the Philippines promise surrender. Supreme Court sides on Porto Rico tariffs. Global and domestic notices touch politics, labor, and notable deaths across the United States and abroad.
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Philippine Conseission
Aguinaldo
United States
Porto Rico
Manlla
Supreme Court
Philippines
Carlos
Ramon Julia
Janie Blas
P. 1
McKinley
Te Ejs Long
Funston
Luchan
Penaranda
Mueva Ecija
United States Supreme Court
Tari
Congress
Naval Board of Awards
Santiago Bay
Manila
Santiago
Sambal Sampson
Leyte
Michael Spellman
Dailey Weick
Delbert Jones
Maasin
Wad Berberg
Jvage Ner
Court of Aral Instance
Tondo
Ilf
Boers retake armored train near Knox as cap tured general
Boers derail an armored train near General Knox and capture General remy cap. South African Republic representatives seek arbitration with England at The Hague. General Kitchener says Boer attack on a convoy between Wertersdorp and Potchefstroom was repulsed. British suffer four dead and twenty wounded. Acting Sec Hil deNies notes President McKinley hinted to President Kruger he should not be received in the United States.
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Terre Haute
Danvilé
James C. Stout
Auburn
Tushville
Ind
Joseph LA. Armstrong
Herame
Lee Key
Knagville
Ark
Louisville
Fph
Richardson
Kittle Richardson
Richadson
Leavenworth
Kan
Emily Kegelmeyer
Jacob Utters
Avondale
J. R. McEwen
Henry Flacher
el Reno
Okla
Lowry
Cutler
Fowler
Civil Survive League
McKinley
Secretary of the Treasury
Sapp
Frank Charles
Eau Claire
Puidsebuilder
Great Northern
Steeh
Spokane River
Anpraisers
Harrison Foun
Beloit College
Iseliss
Toc
Sourie
Beaumont
Tex
Soar Lake
Chicago
Matthew J. Flyan
Flyan
Adolph Goodman
J. K. Beckham
J. ¥. Beckham
Kansas City
Amos Stickney
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi Commission
Gillespie
William Greighton Dendy
Rock River Conference
Los Angeles
New York State
Rock River District
Michigan City
James Lee
St. Joseph
David Shenard Holman
New York
Brigham SJ. Robins
Utah Supreme Court
John B. Searles
Merch
United States Supreme Court
Nérsona
United States
Germany
M. A Hanna & Co
Massillon
Wheeling Railroad
George J. Gould
Wheeling
McDonald
Colera
Delachman
Reat
Edwards
Insular
War Department
Philippines
George A. Stone
National Bank
Bussington
25Th Tows
Sherman
John O'Donnell
Minnesota
New Oreans
Edwin H. Conger
China
San Francisco
Sckrimley
Hiram Price
Congress
Cleveland
Washington
State Bank of
Iowa
D. Allen T. Barnes
Bloomington
Kentucky
Inola
Anna
Wilders Brigade
Denison C. Thomas
Advan College
Adrian
Mich
Evie
Pain
Heidelbeim University of Ohio
Adam College
State Normal School of
First District of
Pennsylvania
Tf Army cMeers
Lillian M. N. Stevens
W, Otu
Hall of Fame
New York University
Grant
Yates
Ariington Cemetery
Carroll J. Wright
Memphis
Knox
Remy
England
Peacy Court
the Hague
Kitchener
Wertersdorp
Potchefstroom
Hil
Kruger
Resignations and wartime shifts echo in France Japan and Germany
Reports note Marquise Ito resigning from Japan's cabinet with Mar gies Sainji replacing him. In Mexico a large soap plant at 12 Union Tarrea destroyed, losses totaling 225000 with 190000 insured. Churchill speaks on a new army bill in Parliament hailed as greatest since Gladstone. Novoc Viemnys banned for urging aid to workers and the unemployed. German rear-front redeployment discussed, Alenstein to Licke battalions raised from 11 to 13.
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France
Marquise Ito
Winston Churchill
New Army Hill
House of Commions
Gladstone
Churchill
Germany
Alenstein
Licke
Swindler Gallagher fleeces Omaha's 400 social set
In Omaha two score women from the city's affluent circles were swindled by a young man posing as Mr Gallagher. Using luxury linen samples he sold high priced textiles totaling over $1,000. He promised an Omaha branch but vanished with the money as police search for a description.
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Omaha
Gallagher
Herman Kountze
Fred Davis
Clarkson
Episcopal
Dn Léch
Shepard Poised For Mayoral Bid In Tammany Campaign
In New York late 1 Tammany circles and Brooklyn figures align Edward M. Shepard as the likely mayoral candidate, with Coler's withdrawal clearing the path. Boss McLaughlin and Croker push sentiment, while Shepard denies candidacy, saying he will not consider the nomination or any office now. He notes only his law practice.
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New York
Tammany
MecLaughlin
Shepard
McLaughlin
Croker
LYNCHING OF HORSE THIEVES IN ALTURAS CAL
Calvin Hall and his three sons Frank Jim and Martin and Dan Yandis were arrested Thursday for horse stealing and guarded by three officers. A mob of forty masked men seized them at 2 am and hanged them from a bridge near Lookout. The officers were overpowered and helped restrain the slaves. The mob dispersed five minutes later.
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Alturas
Cal
Calvin Hall
Frank
Jim
Martin
Dan Yandis
Lookout
United States Rejects Cuban Constitution Under Platt Amendment
Washington reports the cabinet concluded the Cuban constitutional convention failed to meet the Platt amendment. The war secretary will inform the convention while the government waits for its next vote. Discussions covered coaling stations sanitation and intervention with focus on strict adherence to rights and obligations. In Hawaii the decision surprised convention members who feared political backlash for supporting the Havana charter. Senatorial liaison with Platt and Lodge occurred prior to the cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Platt
Connecticut
Lodge
Massachusetts
Secrets Root
Locater
Supreme Court
de Lima
Philippines
Cabim
United State
United States
Hawaiii
Havana
Senores Capote
L Yamayo
General Wood
Loomis to Leave Venezuela Post for Health and Reassignment
Washington reports Minister Loomis will not return to Caracas due to poor health and repeated attacks over state department policies. Loomis is in Europe recovering and will be assigned another diplomatic post when a suitable place opens. Mr Russell will remain in charge at the Caracas legation for an interim period as the government adjusts.
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Washington
Loomis
Venezuela
Qret
State Department
Loomia
Europe
Russell
United States
Caracas
Race Riot Flares In Pittsburg Mine Area
A violent race riot broke out near Federal in Pittsburg on May 31 involving about a hundred coal miners divided by ethnicity including Poles against Americans, Cornishmen, Irishmen and Welsh. William Kearns was mortally wounded and died two hours after the battle. his brother Robert was severely injured.
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Pittsburg
Iriehmen
Wetstaien
Federal
William Kearns
Robert
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