Global conflicts and political tumult spill into new territories
The report outlines movements in the Philippines with General Callies signaling terms to MacArthur, and tests of Philippine courts. It notes Cuban constitutional plans, Jamaica and Dutch responses, and South African diplomacy. Also cited are bribery trials in Leyte, famine in Johannesburg, and various world affairs alongside domestic notes on education, law, and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callies
MacArthur
Ano
Lipa
Batangas
United States
Reyt
Philippines
Laewatt
Lingle Sam
Cudgre
Nathla
Guyeror Allen
Porto Rico
Treasurae Hollander
Trule
Morto Rico
43D Regiment
Ino Island
Ul Leyte
Dudley Welch
Michael Spellman
Deibert Jones
Welch
Mausant Leyte
Multiple 1900s headlines mix of crimes and politics
A garbled overseas wire of 1900s items reports on Anna Schultz learning her fiancé was a woman, Mabel Burt indicted for larceny at Smith College dorms, Louis Stern's death, New York rail debts, Platt’s express company presidency, Belgian rabies seized, Cleveland mayor’s daughter and the warship christening, forgery case in Utica, Philadelphia city costs, memorials over graves, Dr. S. A. Kennedy alibi witnesses, Dr. Hobfold to Wisconsin, and various other political, legal, and crime notes with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schultz
Jersey City
Joseph Hannon Coader
Northampton
Mass
Grand Ldary
Mabel Burt
Smith College
Louis Stern
St. Paul
United States
Bamberg
Bavaria
New York
Platt
Adams
M. Waekenler
Johnson
Cleveland
Ruth Dunnae
Uutte
J. Neall
Philadelphia
Fraacher
Gallip Clise
A Kennedy
Emmeline Reynolds
P. Sale
Memphis
Bout of
Gertrude Eckerman
Anderson
Ind
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Lince
Tolilo
Detroit
Francis B.loomis
Ferdinand Mark
New Orleans
Harnape
Padge
Germany
McKinley
Harry Smith
Indianapolis
Louisvile and Nashville
Colesbore
Arkansas
Guent Vista
Vassar College
Weber
Kanter
Loveless
Chicago Civil Service
Joan Wanamaker
Partiadolphia
Tsa
HH. Linats
Geiswold College
Davenport Academy of Science
Davenport
Society belle accused of robbery and other era items
The report lists a mix of crimes and notable events including Leona Carver 20 arrested for robbery in Elwood Ind. a Bohemian farmer Frank Mattlinek linked to a murder. a series of criminal threats in Shreveport. George Younger imprisoned in Fort Stout. Louis Hartman of New York linked to a hotel room killing and alleged jealousy motive. and various political, legal, and educational notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elwood
Ind
Leona Carve
Geox
A.C. Carver
Frank Mattlinek
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Hite
Shreveport
Ity
Prince Edwards
John Gray Foster
George Younger
Younger
Fort Stout
Indian Territory
Louis Hartman
New York
Lodxs
Theast
Omaha
Baker
Bussle Jackson
R. G. Flower
Fowlar Springs
Atlanty
George H. Phillips
Chicago
National Grain Growers’ Association
St. Paul
Farmers’ Bank
Charles Seston James
James
Alona
Cascade
Mont
Bucknell College
Monongahela College
Pittsburg
Amedus
Sisters of Charity
Diocese of
Cleveland
Lakewood
Abe Wits
Arop
Frederick J. Kowatz
J. 8. Kounta
Te College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Robertson
Inert Can Linseed Company
John
Prentiss
Gary
Lovatt
Jones
Baron Rothschild and May Trade Slump Reported
Foreign summaries note Baron Rothschild of Paris linked to a May decline in Tellish exports and imports. A gold dollar in Colombia equates to three paper dollars as French debates on association law move forward. Sultan Ibrahim of Wadadal in the Soudan is assassinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Rothschild
Paris
Colombia
Freech Senate
Sultan Ibrahim of
Wadal
Soudan
Duke
Carnwall
Yorsx
Aucihead
N. B
London and World News Bits Mix of Tension and Leaders
Reports from London note P Morgan plans a major Angio bank in London with four billion dollars while an embassy envoy greets King Edward. Halifax Chronicle urges Canada to build an army for potential war with the United States as the New Orleans cruiser heads to Korea to safeguard American interests. Premier Sugastu announces Spanish defense measures and a Paris court dispute over the Figaro. Admiral Seymour warns of Germany’s naval power as Austrian trade faces American competition. A coup plot in France is halted by Villebois Mareuil’s death, and a Paris editor is wounded in a duel involving Max Rogis. In San Geronimo a jealous Spaniard kills a priest. The University of Chicago teaching plan is dismissed as impractical by Dr Walker. The Ruslan submarine project promises rapid transatlantic reach, and union leaders reject a scholastic pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcot
Tunis
West Point
Boston
Hugh Tevis
San Francisco
Yokonannton
Bessie Jackson
Atlanta
Horace Pall
Aula
Cleveland
James O'Connell
Internnational Association of Machinists
Ylow
National Mead Trades Association
B. Carskadon
Aitorney
Kansas City
Henry Schanba Newark
Nood T
Frank Rutlege
Toronto
Limgel
Murtaburg
Lowell
Mass
Margaret Blondin
Horton
Henry M. Biegler
Florida
Robert B. Porter
United Sies
Great Britain
Iowa University
Toledo
Bun & Co
Institute of Medical Research
John D. Stockfeller
Norwegian Lutheran Free Church
Seusion
Sillmar
United States
John A. McShane
Nobyasks
Texas
John D. Crimmins
New York
Ioward Blackharn
Fromm Glougestar
Ligh
American Medical Association
Andrew Caracele
Chamber At Commerce At
Awattea
Richad D. Hanlan
Ravhester
Lake Forest University
Supreme Cent
McKinley
William Baweek
Min
Evelyn
Baldwin
Ie Apelle
Porer
Kop
Amtury
Ashland
Hie Dev
Yauls Maes Gon
Bragx Usough Bank
Treasury Department
August M. Ungeramti
Wayland Brown
Chicago
Runge
London Hospital
P. Morgan
London
Avatta
Figaro
Paris
Badware HH. Seymour
Wapecch
Shanghai
Transvent
Max Rogis
Jew Bakter
Algiers
M. Labordesqua
Foushh
Gerault Richard
San Geronine
Senora Villavicencia
Mureig
Harper
University of Chicago
Eutone
Walker
St. Paul’s
Athantic
International Machnists
Pingree Very Ill While Abroad in Europe
Ex Gov Pingree is seriously ill and confined to bed during his European travel. Doctors report he is stronger than last evening but still suffers a troublesome ailment with dysentery and related digestive issues. He was in Switzerland and Holland for treatment and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jundau
Pingree
Ding
Yan
Piigree
Switzerland
Edting
Holland
Wksad
Brave Fellow Rescues Two From River Dip at Bridge
In Columbus Ohio on June 1 Tack Smith former member of the 17th United States infantry leaped from the four bridge into the Selota river spanning about 20 feet. He heard cries for help from a boat below and swam ashore with two men who were drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis
Ohio
Smith
17Th
United States Infantry
Tix Four
Selota River
Negroes Save After Killing at Shreveport Plantations
General John Gray Fest planter killed at his plantation by Prince. A large crowd attended, with about a score of Black individuals under arrest for complicity moved to Benton. Ed Ware remains at large and no mob violence feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
John Gray Fest Planter
Plantaton
Beon
Benton
Ed Wares
Fire Rips Through West Beach Hotel Guests Escape
A devastating blaze at a West Beach hotel destroyed the Mineral Springs hostel, with heavy losses in jewelry and apparel totaling around $100,000. Guests escaped through spiral fire escapes and a kitchen-originated fire, aided by a night watchman and staff. Nearly all guests later left by rail or road as authorities arranged transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beach
Be Kenowe
Wey
Dullare
Wfice
Amy Leslie
Chicago News
Nathloz
St. Paul
Joors
Che Rai
West
J. M. Pe Clon
Ind
Latur L
E. B. Rhodes
Weal Badua
Essai
Verdict Shadow Over Kansas City Case
A jury faces a tense closing in a Kansas City trial as judges demand the defense and prosecution finish arguments tonight. The presiding judge warns the panel to retire for the night if delays persist, while officials debate procedural motions and witness credibility amid near clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jime
Neve Annenty
Hesston
Watmune Uw
Wosford
Blake T. Wouton
La Crosse Man Dies in Heat Wave Tragedy
In La Crosse on a day of extreme heat racing the thermometer, Charles Eber an engineer living in Janesville Wisconsin was found dead from the heat. Authorities cited prostrations from the heat and recent heavy alcohol consumption as factors in the demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Tay
Charles Eber
Janesv Te
National Editorials Favor Excluding Premium Mails
The National Editor association adopted a report supporting excluding newspapers that offer premiums from the mails. The group announced the next convention will be held at Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National
Edeltorit Qssociation
Bali
Hot Springs
Cantranter Personal Crisis Report in Neenah
Neenah Wisconsin report notes Lawvis Weber, a well known contranter, died by self harm. No clear motive or reason known. Authorities report the incident occurred on an unspecified date, with ongoing investigation and unclear timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wisdune
Lawvis Weber
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the Marshfield Times
News OF the World
A. J. Bilfour
Kruger
Johannesburg
Edward
Wilhelmina
Hague Despitch
International Court of Arbitration
Willian St. John Brodrick
Dr. Leyds
A. D. Wolntarans
Tue Hague
Arbitration Cout
China
Internacional
van Wallersee
Pokutompoee
Shan Tung
Lin Kyn Wei
Co Orané
Varyse
Willa J. Barford
Alabamaa
University of Nebraska
Culloman
Vassar
Mississippi River
Prairie Ne
Brooklyn
Charles A. Schieren
Waterman
Walter Dosant
Rol Muchanag
England
Jesse F. Carpenter
Nauheim
Sarah Bernhardt
Romeo
America
Maude Adams
Hele
Foxhabl Keene
ExGov
Pingres
West Sagen
ING Hotel
Kennedy
Torrid Bay
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