News of the World Philippines war updates and troop actions
Dispatches report the Manila arrival of Rear-Admiral Wiest and flag raising on the Baltimore, Oscar Wheeler assigned to duty, and General Otis holding 30,000 troops. Reports cite casualties at Das Marinas, heavy Filipino losses, Cuban gratuity payments, and daily Philippine campaign costs around 1,009,000 dollars. Secretary Alger and Roman officials discuss Manila and Havana activity.
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Sherman
Manila
Mello
Leonart Wood
Guba
Santiago
California
McKinigy
Philippines
Agricultural Department
Wiest
Dewey
Baltiiore
Alger
Joseph Wheeler
Ocls
Wheaton
Das Marinas
anti-Gomes
Sennr Ques- Rin
Cuba
Washington
Insulus Commission
Porto Rico
Ganez
Spain
Ronsu
Philppines
Wodgson
Schley
Cadoguy
Brooklyn
Olympic Boston
Baltimore
Yoreard
Raleigh
Petre
McCulloch
Batte of Mantis Harbor
Otis
Fourth Infantry
Las Marinas
Tuzon
Jecovatsvo
Strike News Across the Nation and World Events
A collage of 1900s items: Hanna arrives in England as a U S senator while labor disputes flare from Cleveland to St Louis. Akron steel strike ends. Eight thousand Elks in St Louis. Roosevelt addresses Cornell grads. Klondike cannibal tale surfaces. Federal Steel Co seeks injunction against dividends. Smith College degree conferred as McKinley era unfolds. Mining strikes, alcohol consolidations, and yellow fever expert Summers’ suicide in St Louis headline a turbulent period.
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Chicago
Hanna
England
Akron
Ohio
Elks
St Louis
Roosevelt
Cornell
Cleveland
Germany
Une
Klondike
Federa Steel Coompany
Smith College
Ihon
McKinley
Troad
Evansville
Ind
British Guiana
Etruvik
New York
St. Louis
Summers
Gale
Lima, C
Tornado toll rises as New Richmond lists 323 dead
A New Richmond tornado last week left the official death toll at 323. Capt. Wm. A. Andrews sails a 12 foot craft from Atlantic City to England. McKinley attends Smith College graduation. Attempts to expand American industry and rail traction are noted alongside various political shifts and local incidents.
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Wm. A. Andrews
Atlantic City
England
American Institute of Homeopathy
Atlantle City
Leonard Wood
Consolidated Traction System
Washington
New York
Barrow
Marlon Clarke
Anaconda
Montana
Syndicate
John C. Rockefeller
Indoves
Bowe
Hintaons Blaine
Chicago
Henderson
Payne
Ways and Means
Dianes
Edgewater-on the-Hudsor
Jack
Missiasigpi
Detroit
General McAuley
Paragua
Tivedo
Arlington
Martin Meyer
Chicago Freiduse
Genegil Gordon
Kirkwood
Alsburne
George Gray
Trnsia
Henry Viser
August Bahlei
Baltimore
Sing Sing
Charles EB
Littlefield
Maine
Nelson Dingley
Atlanta
Rey
Broughton
Woodward
Lake Powest
Lorenzo, Dannard
Ohio
Ife
Congress
Tir. C. W. Super
Ohio University
Richard Powers
Quincy
M. C. Butler
Gorman
Trolley Magiates
Whila
Ethias
Kentucky
Wal P. Hardin
Park ‘Transportation Company
Philadelphia
John Sullivan
New York City
Ban- Video
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
McKinley
Mount Balyoke College
Grace McKinley
Representative Cannon of
Minisis
Murderers and armor tests in late 19th century report
Dispatches describe a Chicago meeting to seek endorsements from governors attorneys general and labor commissions across states for a national effort. It notes the Oklahoma locating of a presidential relative’s killer after 8 years and a Wichita informant’s admission. Also details a test of armor plate for the battleship Wisconsin with two projectiles piercing plates and a satisfactory result.
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Tion
Chicago
Gates
Wire and Steel Trust
Oklahoma
Steler
Sheri Simmons
Wichita
Shaxoce
W. H. Hill
Imiian
Wisconsin
Global tensions and political tumult widen in 1900s era
Reports describe outbreaks of viota in India and consistory in Rome with thirteen new cardinals. Rome hints at a South American cardinal appointment while empires ponder Samoa, Transvaal plans against Britain stir envy and naval arms funds. Major Marchand visits Thors Sey and crowds cheer, as Australia considers shipyard and fortifications. A Red Cross flag proposal and a Devils Island note on Dreyfus circulate amid wider imperial maneuvering and peace conference delays.
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India
Oxford
Kitchener
Rhodes
Rome
Natal
South Africs
William
Meteor
Woot
Stsen
Reichstag
Hawland
Marchand
Thorssey
France
Birthylave
Tague
Bicycle accidents in New England rail and street stats
Two major New England insurers publish figures showing bicycle riders caused 1,727 of 25,090 accidents. Streetcars and trains accounted for 2,418. Horses were responsible for 2,215 incidents, underscoring bicycles as a smaller risk than others.
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New England
Marinette Man's Letter Describes Depleted Regiment in Tropics
Chicago June 24 The Marineste special says Hugh D McCoshen sergeant of Co H 1st South Dakota volunteers in the Philippines writes from Manila May 13. He recalls San Fernando fall and that the regiment had only 190 men on the wings after many died or were wounded. Maj Potter rushed 180 men to the front, 3 unable to reach the depot. 80 eventually reached San Fernando in poor condition. Hospital records show men with 103 degree temperatures and others from different regiments suffered greatly on the march.
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Diaz
Mexico
United States
Dove d'Arcos
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Morahan
Reperts
Camp Meade
Pennsylvania
Priuski
Port Huron
Mica
James Marks
Jackson
Secretary of State
John J. Touch
Napanee
Ont
Boston
Millese Teachers' Asacelation S
Cincinnati
Aerea
James Lane
Mise
Nellie Gilnert
Prucan
Iniy Wes
Byseph Smith
Lowe
Washington
Gav
Avney Merriam
Lie Censis
Um Phat
Robert P. Poste
Densus
Swenty
Minois
Harrison
Nagh
Styreme
New York
Isabelle Urquhart
Guy Standing
Charles Prohman
Bunke Shorter Stock Company
Grigas
Cantain Carlet
Meniy
Savannah
Mississippi River
Due Wuque
Toowlands
Peter Bellenbach
Galesboro
Ill
Charles Tindewall
Bellenbach
Fairbanks
Job Commission
Canada
T. A. Ray
Interstate Conmmerce Commission
Tast Tak
Chicago
Notogal
Tinked States Coast Survey
J.P. Brown
Agricultural Society of Georgia
Industrial Commission
South
Brows
L. M. Lockwood
Industrial Commisson
Judge Haight
Court of Appeals of
Hill
Menominee
Mich
St. Paui
Ann Arbor
Lius
St. Louis
Mississippi
Indian Affairs
Jones
Arizona
Civic Federal
The
Chronicle
Marineste
Hugh D. McCoshen
Co. H
South Dakoa
Philippines
Manila
Joseph Laurman
San Fernando
McArthur
Potter
Mapua
Aoute
Dewey Receives Warm Welcome in Colombo on Visit
June 28 Colombo Ceylon Dewey and Col Savage greeted by a cheering crowd at the jetty as a Planters Association and Chamber of Commerce delegation brought a silver casket and 1000 pounds of tea for his crew. Dewey thanked the donors and pledged to report the reception to his government while noting the deep Allied kinship and shared history since the war.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Reveimer
Dewey
Col
Savage
Ife
Olympia
Planters’ Association and Chamber of Commerce
Hirt
Eagker
Oz B
America
Manila's Gaiety and Life on the Pasig River Quarters
In Ro salid Kaufman's St Nicholas account of sixteenth century Manila the Spanish explorer Magellan is slain by an island tribe and Legaspi later lands on Luzon founding Manila. The city sits along the Pasig with stone bridges, bustle across Binondo, crowded Chinese shops, and diverse homes from simple one room dwellings to raised, garden bordered houses along the river.
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Rosalid Kaufman
St. Nicholas
Magellan
Legaspi
Luzon
Manila
Pasig
Old Town
Binondo
Europesne
Amerians
Life on the Meslizo Dwellings and Canada Promenade
A fragmented profile describes the meslizoa people blending Chinese and Spanish traits. It notes clean, well kept homes with shining floors and frequent polishing. Evening Canada promenades feature Spanish music, ornate attire, and a devotional church bells procession at dusk signaling a shift from daytime heat to nighttime festivity.
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Canada
Elgato
Police And Population Ratios Across World Cities
The article details uniformed police forces across Europe and America, noting London’s 14,000 officers as the largest, with New York, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, and Chicago following. It explains how officer density grows with city size, giving ratios per 10,000 inhabitants and highlighting outliers such as Rio de Janeiro and Havana with exceptionally high police-to-population figures.
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Europe
America
London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Chicago
Nheae
United States
Britain
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Cascutta
India
Kingston
Jamaica
Havana
Cuba
Misplaced ore car leads to railroad mischief tale
A Ma n au s City Missouri ore shipment debacle reveals a railroad misfiled carload of crushed gold ore that vanished into a master mechanic’s right of way. Officials traced the load from Mexico to local yards, then learned the sand was used as engine ballast and deemed worthless. The railroad paid the smelter for the sand as a loss.
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Leigher
Manaus City
Mexico
Junction Point
Waneaa City
Traser
Smeller
FSO
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