Americans drive rebels after long pursuit in Philippine campaign
Manila dispatch reports Gen. Mall's division circling twenty miles on the Morong Peninsula in rough terrain. A 24 hour fight followed as Oregon regiment, cavalry, artillery and Fourth Infantry pressed rebels from hills toward the sea causing heavy losses.
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Mall
Morong Peninsula
Weelock
Taytay
Tall
Lawton
San Mateo
Mariquina
Antipolo
Oregon Regiment
Fourth
Oregon
Tem
French Chamber Backs Government After Turbulent Session
The French Chamber of Deputies met at 2 PM Monday with full attendance as M. La Loge pressed the government over Sunday's Autenil racecourse events. Amid protests, President Loubet was praised. M. de Langentaye faced expulsion after defiant remarks. The session resumed and Meline announced the government’s action was approved without a division.
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M. la Loge
Autenil
Loubet
M. Kicus de Langentaye
Sh Loubet
M. de Langentaye
de Seliinale
M de Langentaye
Palais Bourbon
Chamber of Deputies
M.de Langentaye
M. Meline
Griffin Rifles Called Out to Guard Atlanta Jail
A telephone message to the Atlanta Constitution says the Griffin rifles were ordered out at midnight by the Governor to guard the jail after the sheriff telegraphed that a lawless group called the regulators had gathered to attempt the rescue of five gang members jailed awaiting trial.
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Atlanta, Ga
Train stuns buggy near Newark killing two youths
A train struck a buggy at the Panhandle crossing one mile west of Newark Ohio on Monday killing Harry Jones aged 16 and Andrew Haines. Mercer the third occupant escaped by leaping clear. Mercer claims the engineer failed to sound the whistle at the crossing.
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Andrew Haines
Panhandle
Newark
Ohio
Morniay
Mercer
Apye
Brewers cut hours to nine per day for workers
Milwaukee Brewers' Association reportedly reduced daily hours from ten to nine for brewery employees. Wages will still be paid for ten hours, marking a ten percent increase in pay. About 4,900 workers affected.
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Milwaukee Brewers’ Association Fis
Massachusetts House Backs Union Exemption From Fraternal Laws
The Lower House of the Massachusetts Legislature passed over the Governor's veto a bill exempting trades unions from laws applying to fraternal beneficiary organizations.
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Massachusetts
Dreyfus Granted New Trial by Court of Cassation in Paris
In Paris the Court of Cassation overturns the prior condemnation of Alfred Dreyfus and orders a new trial at Ren ha with a specially appointed court martial. The verdict questions whether Dreyfus was guilty of machination with a foreign power. Crowds protested, and President Loubet faced a hostile demonstration at Auteuil, with several arrests.
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Paris
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Mazeau
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le Brun-Renaud
Alfred Dreyfus
Renhes
France
Loubet
M. Dupuy
MeBaillaud
Auteuil
Mme. Loubet
Avenue Des Champs Elysee
Pre Dent
Republic
Resume of Spanish United States War Era Ties
The Spanish minister Due d Arcos presented credentials to President, then Hay at the White House as Madrid and Washington resume friendly relations after war. Bellamy Storer also presented to Queen Christine in Madrid. The ceremonies were brief and notable for direct, clear speeches and diplomatic attire.
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United States
Due d' Arcos
Tle
State Department
Hay
White House
Madrid
Bellamy Storer
Christine
Washington
Due Idireos
Duedireos
Mountain View Absorbs Rival Oakdale In Town Union
Mountain View Oklahoma purchases the rival town Oakdale in a single day merger on the Chickasaw extension. The consolidated town values the deal at 34350 dollars with Oakdale moved on to Mountain View by road, creating a record in western town consolidation.
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Oklahoma
Oakdale
Chickasaw
Nock Island
Annals of the West
Esterhazy confession in London interview shocks Paris
A London Chronicle dispatch reports Esterhazy in a Friday interview with a confidant claiming he wrote the bordereau on orders from Sandherr and accusing the French army chiefs of conspiracy. He denounces them as liars, says he will produce proof, and recounts alleged threats and offers to keep silent.
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Mal
Sandherr
Jerhazy
Ministry of War
Esterhazy
M. Laguerra
Daily Chronicle
Daily Compte Ferdhled
St Patrick's Church Closed by Bishop in St Louis
The Bishop of Belleville orders St Patrick's Church in St Louis HI closed. Rev James Downey withdrawn as clergy barred from officiating and from parish attendance. Interdict forbids any weddings funerals baptisms or services until annulment. only the seriously ill may be visited by a priest.
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St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Church
St St. Louis
John Janssen
Belleville Land
James Downey
St. Patrick’s
Cubans Officers Admit Take of Five Dollars
Havana comments swirl as Cuban officers allegedly demand five dollars for identifying Cubans who applied for seventy five dollars allowed by the United States. Most City residents doubt the claim, yet facts support the report. A new Temperance Union forms with Miss Eva Shantz as president launching a nationwide tour to unite for a Chicago convention opening September 28.
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Havana
United States
Dot
New Temperance Union
Eva Shantz
Young People’s Temperanee Union
Chicago
Miss Roth Killed in Railway Accident at Flushing Island
Miss Roth daughter of Dr. Roth Swiss minister at Berlin and head of Swiss delegation to the Hague peace conference died in a railway accident at Flushing Island of Watcheren.
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Miss Roth
Dr. Roth
Berlin
Ten Million Gift to Stanford by Mrs. Stanford
Mrs. Stanford widow of the university founder deeded stocks and real estate valued at 10 000 000 to Stanford University in California. The President hosted about 800 members of the Order of Railway Conductors and their families on Saturday morning. The group came from Iowa, Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana and Cincinnati. Capitalist Win. McAlpin died at his Cincinnati residence from heart disease.
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California
University
Order of
Iowa
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Invis
Indiana
Cincinnati
Win. McAlping
Aberdeen business man arrested for arson at own store
Beerlive store in Aberdeen burned destroying much stock and harming the building. EE Collins proprietor of the Beerlive store was arrested on charges of setting the fire. Authorities found kerosene soaked cloths on the floors. Collins had recently moved to the state from Minneapolis.
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Collins
Aberdeen
EE. EB
Minneapolis
FE. E. Collins
Fearless Dakotans in Manila Cemetery Charge
Gen Hale's report via Col Frost details First South Dakota Regiment attacks on the Chinese cemetery near Manila. Union troops breached entrenchments, pushed the enemy from the cemetery, and killed over forty retreating Filipinos while officers and men pressed forward with gallantry.
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Hale
War Department
Frost
South Dakota
Manila
Ile Si “L
Col. Frost
Fourth of July Parade in Deathblood to Feature Manila Battle
The Deathblood Fourth of July celebration committee aims to present the grandest exhibition yet with Captain Chicot staged illuminations of the Battle of Manila. The event promises a notable display in the Black Hills area.
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Deadwood
Deathblood
Chicot
Manila
New Lodge of Pyramids organized in Watertown
A new lodge of the Ancient Order of Pyramids has been organized in Watertown with a charter list of nearly sixty members.
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Watertown
Order of Pyramids
Murderous tale from Hittle Pena case shocks Haid City
A girl named Tena and her brother Nicholas admit planning and carrying out the murder of their father near Haid City. They report brutal abuse, a planned killing two weeks in the making, and afterward feasting with the four younger children. No prosecution is planned.
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Nicholas
Hitegart
Tena
Hin
Tenat
Murder Charge Filed Against Black Hills Children
Lena Bouts and her younger brother Nicholas, residents of western Pennington County, are arrested on a murder charge for killing their father Frank Bouts, a Burlington and Missouri River Railway contractor. The shooting occurred while the mother and one brother were away. the girl fired a rifle shot to the head and the pair later prepared breakfast. The alleged motive cited is the father’s alleged cruelties.
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Lena Bouts
Nicholas
Pennington County
Frank Bouts
Burlington and Missouri River Railway Company
Tts
South Dakota Regimen Chooses Muster Out Site
South Dakota residents cheer Secretary Alger’s decision allowing the regiment to pick its muster out location. Locals expect the unit to return to the state for discharge, with soldiers likely to choose that in a final vote. Cement sidewalks planned in Huron aiming to curb cattle encroachment and improve safety, while a runaway accident near Sioux Falls injures multiple, including a child likely to die. May Rogers wins popular teacher European trip contest with 405,903 votes. Louise King of Grand Forks runner-up with 858,077 votes.
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South Dakota
Alger
May Rogers
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
May Rovers
Groton
Louise King
Grand Fork
Four youths flee Des Moines home head toward Cuba
Harry Randall and Willie Van Leuven, aged 12 and 15, from the Des Moines orphans’ home now living with ranchman C. O. Knapp near Armour, ran away. They planned to reach Cuba and said they would try again after being caught near the Missouri River. Meanwhile Parkston hosts teachers’ institute in July or August and Hutchinson County holds its fifteenth Sunday schools convention at Wittenberg on June 15. Tracks washed out near Buffalo Gap disrupt Elkhorn line. several trains suspended.
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Willie van Leuven
C. O. Knapp
Armour
Missouri River
Parkston
Teachers’ Institute
Hutchinson County
Wittenberg
Lame Johnnie Creek
Buffalo Gap
Elkhorn
Memorial Day observances abroad and at home
Memorial Day ceremonies honored American dead across the nation and overseas. National cemeteries in Chattanooga Knoxville and Manila hosted large crowds with wreaths and regimental bands. Spanish-American War veterans and Union defenders from many states participated amid ex-Confederates assistance and civic leaders.
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Soldiiers
Chickamanga
National Cemetery
Knoxville
Tenn
National
South
Union
Neb
Omaha
Manila
Paco Cemetery
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Ous
United States Philippines Commission
New York
Maine
Quemados
Colon
Santiago
Las Guimas
Guantanamo
Picpus
Paris
Lafayette
Benjamin Harrison
Chicago
Illinois Nation
Townsend to Become U S Minister to Belgium
Lawrence Townsend of Pennsylvania will succeed Bellamy Storer as United States minister to Belgium when Storer leaves Brussels for Madrid. Townsend, head of the American mission at Lisbon, Portugal, is a seasoned diplomat and lawyer fluent in many European languages.
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Lisbon
Brussels
Pennsylvania
Bellamy Storer
United States
Belgium
Madrid
Mr .Townsend
Portugal
Spain
Europe
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