Sur and Reenforcements Hold Line at Imus and Das Marinas
Manila dispatches describe American forces under Maj. Budd of the 4th Infantry holding at Imus after a flanking attack near Das Marinas. Reinforcements, naval observers, and Gen. Wheaton arrived to prevent annihilation as insurgent numbers swarmed the area. Otis notes Wheaton’s advance, while Miles and Rear Admiral Watson comment on the seriousness of the Philippine situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Nea Perez Das Marinas
Robinson
Fourth Infantry
Maj
Budd
Perez Das Marinas
Inms
Das Marinas
Imus
Wheaton
Perez Das Matinas
Serinps
Tous
Otis
Washington
Cavite
Nevada
Luis
Ftro
Ninth Infantrs
Marinas
Wien
Otison
Miles
New York
Philippines
Nelson A. Miles
War Department
Philippine
Watson
Minila
John Watson
United States
Zathro
Hong Kong
Baltimore
President McKinley Attends Mount Holyoke Graduation
In South Hadley Massachusetts on June 21 President McKinley and Mrs McKinley attended Mount Holyoke College commencement. Grace McKinley received her diploma as the president presented diplomas to the graduating class. Roger Wolcott and Mrs Wolcott also attended the exercises.
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Gare Diplomme
South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
McKinley
Grace McKinley
Niven. Coy
Roger Welcott
Wolcott
New York
Wallace Barbier
Philip Bonnell
Arthur W. Bonnell
Philip
Barbier
Brooklyn
Gaynor
Bonnell
Ex ecutive junket to Canada for Missouri Kansas press groups
The executive committees of the Missouri and Kansas Press associations accepted a Canadian trip from Winnipeg to Vancouver, with the next annual meeting in St Louis planned for August 16. Kansas City will host, and both associations will depart on their Canadian summer outing together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri and
Kansas Press Associations
Canadien
Canada
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Earler
Missouri Association
St. Louis
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Provisional Troops Placed Under President's Plan
Washington June 21 The president’s plan to raise 5000 provisional troops is finalized with war department prep. Officers will be spread across several states to avoid locality ties and enrollments will follow regular army methods. The canteen tax case in Pennsylvania is disputed while a Fort Pickens explosion causes casualties and $75,000 loss. A Cuba Puerto Rico and Philippines census requires new authority. A Kansas banker Mason is imprisoned for bank falsification. A cloudburst floods Londonville.
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War Department
Pennsylvania State Court
Fort Pickens
West Indies
Philppines
Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania
Camp Meade
Department
Department of Justice
Court of Claims
Long
Reisinger
Pensacola, Bla
Navy Yard
Port Pickens
Pensacola Harbor
Baronicas
Warrington
Pickens
Neo Colonial Centra
Merriam
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Damage Estimates Rise in Bridge and Roadway Failures
The report states that damage to bridges and roadways will exceed £100,000, with property losses not less than £250,000 more, outlining substantial combined costs and the impact on infrastructure and assets.
Leavenworth Street Railway Passes to KC Promoter
Kansas City promoters have gained control of the Leavenworth street railway, linking the Kansas City & Leavenworth route to a new road from the Soldiers' Home through Leavenworth. The Leavenworth line totals about 15 miles and owner Newman Erb reportedly received 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Electric
Kansas City
Winner
Leavenworth Street Railway
Newman Erb
Consolidation of Zinc Mines Discussed by Walcott
Charles Choate Walcott notes that zinc and lead mine consolidation in the Joplin district is not a rapid trust move but a slow process with one company absorbed at a time. He cites district interests totaling over 85,000,900 and says consolidation continues gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Choate Walcott
Joplin
Missouri
South agriculture woes and race relations debate in southern states
Reports from Washington and Denver detail a wide range of labor and political tensions. President Brown of the Cultural Society of Georgia criticizes agricultural decline, insistence on practical education, and segregationist views. Colorado strike news covers trust leadership, wage disputes, and peaceful prospects, while Cleveland streetcar talks, Indiana coal miners, Chicago school chief, and tuberculosis in cattle illustrate a broad labor and public health panorama.
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Washington
Jane
Iodine Trial Commission
South
J. Petle Brown
Cultural Society of Georgia
Barrett
Henry Grady
Brown
Mr. Brown
Staton
Colorado
Denver
Cal
E. W. Nash
Trust
Citizens’ Committee
Nash
Pueblo
J. B Grant
Cleveland
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Che
Sunny Side
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Tin
Gen. Wheaton
Gen
Will
Mikawuri
Neulaski
Wygal’s Bridge
Norfolk & Western
John Raines
Madison Pratt
Raines
Pratt
Cannon
Mlinois
Henderson
Columbia
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
Mansfield
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Sedan
Kan
W. J. Pile
I. H. van Liervan
Abilene
George M. Wellman
Wade
Liberty
Frank Wade
Alexander
Excelsior Springs
Holy Land
Wichita
Charles Ntatton
Charles Musselman
Montreal
Liverpool
TE Pinion Troops
Kansas
Marion
Moore
H. E. Mason
First State Bank
Mason
Supreme
Londonville
Lane
Issac Hunter
Hunter
Fort Scott
Eliy
J. A. Yeakel
George Fred Williams
Bath
Massachusetts
Arthur Sewall
William J. Bryan
Silver Wing
Democracy
Mr. Williams
Arthur P. Gorman
Bryan
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Chicweo
Boston
Louisville
Baltimars
Phioturgt
Pitebirgh
St Louis
Weehington
Chevelant
Strooklyn
Cincinnet
Philadelphis
Cincinnati
Booklyn
Hoxton
Parsons
Skidmore
David Jenning
David Jennings
Labette County
Jennings
Mississippi River
Dubuge
Memphis
Wheeler
Joe Wheeler
Daughters of the Confederacy
Weir City
Souter Autre
Senate
Alderwon
Prof. Andrews
Chicago Federation of Labor
B. Benjamin Andrews
Chicago Public Schools
Andrews
Rockefeller
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