Filipinos hold US sailors as GalMore report and gaps in talks
Manila May 8 The first authentic list from Lieut J J Gilmore and 14 men captured April 12 shows their march across the mountains from Baler. MacArthur notes Luna’s response to seek peace while Lawton advances west and Macabebes arm for defense. Refuges say San Fernando depopulates as Luna fortifies positions near the railway. Major Arguelles and Lieut Bernal press for hostilities suspension and Congress to decide Aguinaldo’s army. Funston named brigadier general for gallantry. Otis cable confirms and McKinley signs commission.
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J. J. Gilmore
United States
Yorktown
Arguelles
Antonio Lunes
Gilmore
Baler
MacArthur
Luna
Maj
Shields
Lieut
Hayne
Gen. Lune
Gen. Luna
Gen. Lana
San Fernando
St. Tor
United States Signal Corps
Lawton
San Rafael
Balinag
Hale
Iowa
South Dakota
Utah
Calumpit
Manuel Arguelles
Jose Bernal
Antonio Luna
Aguinaldo
Congress
Otis
Philippines
Funston
Washington
Philippine
Frederick Funston
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
State rights cited in mining injunction case
In Fort Smith Arkansas on May 8 the Kansas and Texas Mining company v. striking miners saw the state court injunction made perpetual with Judge Rowe overruling the dissolution motion. The opinion asserts that state rights remain supreme to federal authority, compelling federal courts to protect mining property and enable miners to return to work.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Kansas & Texas Mining Company
Rowe
Musicians Meet Opens National Federation Convention
Prominent amateur musicians from across the country gather in St Louis for the National Federation of Musical Clubs biennial convention. Mrs Edward P Uhl of Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs Chandler Starr of Rockford Illinois head the leadership as delegates begin six days of sessions after a routine board of managers meeting. The opening program featured Max Bruch Arminius performed by the Philharmonic Society conducted by Joseph Otten with soloists Mrs Oscar Pullman Milton Griffith and William Porteous. The convention continues through the week with planned regular work starting tomorrow.
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St. Louis
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Edward P. Uhl
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chandler Starr
Rockford
Ill
Board of Managers
Exposition Music Hall
Max Bruchs
Arminius
Philharmonic Society
Joseph Otten
Oscar Pullman
Milton B. Griffith
William Porteous
Good Citizenship League Opens Third Annual Convention
The Good Citizenship league began its third annual convention in Cincinnati with preliminary conferences and committee meetings. The first regular session convened at the Odd Fellows' auditorium in the evening.
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Good Citizenship League
Cincinnati
Odd Fellows
Treasury costs of the Spanish War reach 27 million
A lengthy summary reports treasury outlays since March last for the war with Spain nearing 27 million dollars. It notes pension costs rising with service, the Philippine campaign, and Navy expenses while estimating overall future costs, as well as political notes on currency recommendations and policy debates.
Cabinet Says Treason Charge Possible Against Boston Man
Washington May 3 cabinet discussions focused on circulars sent to Manila volunteers urging not to reenlist. Edward Atkinson of Boston is alleged to have aided an insurrection against U S authority and faces possible imprisonment or fines. Postmaster General ordered the circulars halted at San Francisco.
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Washington
May
Gage
Long
Alger
Wilson
Manila
Edward Atkinson
Boston
United States
Mr. Atkinson
San Francisco
Atkinson
Army Beef Commission
Arlington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Crook
Arlington Cemetery
Meiklejohn
War Department
Miles
Col. Guenther
Fourth Artillery
Fourth
Miftth Artillery
Washington Barracks
Capt
Freeland
Fortress Monroe
Father Magee
Ota
Otis
Sherman
Sixth
Sixteenth Infantry
Pacific
Corbin
Department
Philippines
Camp Meade
Protests by American Clergy Over Durango Bull Fight
In Durango on Mexico's May holiday young Americans announce a bull fight with Americans acting as fighters. Protests arise from American clergy and missionaries. Separate item reports a Fayetteville boy of 14 dying after falling from a freight train and being struck by a train.
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City of
Mexico
Durango
Fayetteville
Ark
Will Gregg
Here
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