Manila and Manila bay defenses in Philippine conflict
Amid tension in Manila and surrounding areas, U S forces prepare for possible action as ships like Solace Princeton and Yorktown head toward Manila via the Mediterranean and Suez. Aguinaldo denounces American sovereignty, while pensioned regiments are redeployed to the Philippines.
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Manila
Seatiga
Tire
Allon Wits
Nepeudo
Lotrel
Uotlo
Col. Poltyr Rupanis
Negros
Pampanges
Aguinalde
Jimi
Akon
Washington
Solace
Puarila
Ale van Be
Song
Princetoy
Yorktown
Phe Princevan
New | York
San Prynessea
Vauitla
Dewey
Teavy
United States
Philippines
New York Navy Yard
Mediterranean
Suez
Navy Department
Swevelavy Alger
Vilippines
Cwelfth
Boventeauth
Milippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Ye Sing
Singapore
Hong Kong
Philips Pier
Statutl
Leelanus
Merrit
Tader Urea
Viper
Swith Paver Ghia
Prowlamat
Piodie
HNL
Wreck on Knoxville & Ohio Branch Kills Four Crews
A Sunday wreck on the Knoxville and Ohio division of the Southern Railway 44 miles west of Knoxville leaves Engineer D L Maxey, Fireman Veank Reddy, Brakeman Youn Hoover, and Flagman W A Dillon dead. Injured include Lagpineer Gott, Pioneerman George Maskisson, and others badly burned. A freight and a passenger train collided head on, destroying engines and cars. the passenger train, late by about 15 minutes, escaped major injury as fire crews responded from Knoxville.
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Southert
Stoee
Knoxville & Ohio
Knoxville
Southern Railway
Elis Vadhey
D. L. Maxey
Veank Heddy
Youn Hoover
Ravinge
Knoxville & Olio
Maxcus
Knowville
Ier
Three Inmates Perish In Pittsburgh Hotel Fire
A hotel blaze at the Richlieu in Pittsburgh caused about 15000 in damage and killed three guests. Five people were injured as dense smoke and a gas explosion on the second floor trapped guests, with Robert N. Thompson earning praise for rescuing several others before the flames gutted the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Richlieu
Amos
Landis
Grapeville
George A. Waters
Camden
Robert N. Thompson
Kalkaski
Mich
Cadillac Lumber Company
Thompson
Big Rooth
Uistet
Charter Demanded in Forfeiture of Railway Charter
The state through Attorney General Gravie seeks to forfeit the Mis squoi Sansus and Testa Railway charter of Tosa and appoint a receiver. It alleges illegal ownership and operation of competing lines, issuing fictitious stock, violations of the Texas constitution, and lack of legislative authority to empower the company to form prohibited subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas
Tes
Jam
T Ie Company
Thal
Brutal deed shocks city amid funeral rites and protests
A violent attack near a cemetery during a socialist pilgrimage leads to multiple injuries. Police clashed with mourners as arrests were reported, while witnesses described chaotic scenes and rumors of targeted violence. Investigators continue to sift through conflicting accounts and confirm victims' identities.
President to Filipinos and U S sovereignty pledge
The document outlines United States aims in the Philippines after victory. It states military occupation will be temporary until US law governs, promising protection of native rights, property, and civil order while establishing governance, taxation, and commerce under US authority. It emphasizes benevolent assimilation and restraint.
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United States
Philippines
Washington
N. Os
Philippine
Wrehington
D. Cy
Manila
United Brates Naval Squadron
Admiral Dewey
Syumish
Vattle Philippine
Spain
Pans
America
Philippine Islands
Philip
Pine Islands
Gary
United Stat
United Rates
Philpple Islands
Nodict
Lemmocrace
Diaturba
United State
William Mkindey
Gene Hotner
Madrid
Jalispa
San Martin
Pontes
Porto Rico
Aliles
Genta
Miraven
Gibaltar
Guar Vanant
Une Atluss
Wy Jon University
Hibrary Pordue West
Gepormenk Mn Armour
Minertan
Row Chiewse
Jos Wee Vather Wes
Mrestlenk
Philadelphia
Sophia Dallas
George M. Nillas
Indemnity Payment To Spain Likely In Civil Bill
Washington reports that a $20,000 indemnity to Spain under the peace treaty is being discussed by appropriation committees. Action hinges on treaty ratification and timing. likely to be placed in the foundry civil or fortifications general appropriation bills, with possible deferment until treaty action concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walington
Spain
Congress
Choate Named Ambassador to Great Britain Expected
Washington sources say Joseph H. Choate of New York would be nominated as ambassador to Great Britain. The confirmation will come after a short delay noted by officials, with The Daily Chronicle praising Choate as fully representative of American elements.
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Washington
Bur
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Rassador
Great Britain
Senate
Tondan
Jans
The
Daily Chronicle
Joseph M. Choate
America
Explosion Kills Two Men and Woman Injures Many
A Mauser ammunition blast at Mutixzas on Wednesday afternoon killed two men and a woman and fatally wounded seven children. The accident started when powder spilled from emptied cartridges and ignited, causing three consecutive explosions in a confined area. Nearby, a guard and others in the circle faced the deadly blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinvana
Dan
Mutixzas
Sverre
No Preparation Made By Russian Defense Effort
London dispatch reports from a Times correspondent touring European Russia to find evidence of disarmament by the government. He notes feverish activity at naval yards with no withdrawals at frontiers, leaders pushing defense readiness, large October and November enlistments, and rapid eastern reinforcements and beefed up garrisons along the Russo Turkish frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Die Sebastopal
The
Times
Eugopean
Russia
Nicholas
Netober
Far East
Russo-Totlish
Noted Ohioan Richard G. Pareane Dead in Cleveland
Col. Parsons longtime Cleveland resident and former Ohio house member who spoke as speaker, served as consul to Rio Janeiro, Supreme Court marshal, and one term congressman. He helped inaugurate behavior improvements and edited the Cleveland Herald. At death he was a bankruptcy referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aland
Richard G. Pareane
Col. Parsons
Cleveland
Gleveland Herald
Gol. Parsons
Fatal Gale Hits Seui1 County Schoolhouse
A severe storm swept rural Seui1 county Friday blowing down a schoolhouse at Boles. Three pupils were killed, another fatally wounded, and about a dozen injured. The victims were children of Doe and Mrs Rutledge. a child of Joseph Lavesen was also fatally injured. No further lives or property loss reported locally.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Jon
Seui1
Boles
Doe
Local figures mourn after loss of key leaders
In a unclear report from a historic page, several named figures including Wesixkaerties Mirrei and Thualn attended funerals near Gri gazer as communities remember a large loss. The article notes substantial financial impact with losses around eighty thousand and nine hundred thirty one thousand ten.
Civil Service Reform Faces House Vote On Strikeout Motion
Washington June debate over the Ge-Wee anti-emvl civil service reform. The appropriation bill was on the table when Evans moved to strike out the usual service commission funding. The motion failed, 67 to 61, in committee. Mowily pledged a record vote in the full house to try reversing the decision. Supporters included Evans Grosvenor Tepura Linney Cade Brown Marek. opponents Muoly Hopkins Fleming Brisons Tenderson Dolliver.
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Washington
Jun
House
Evans
Ponally
Mowily
Friends of
Civil Service Law
Hopkins
Fleming
Dem. Ga
Brosins
Tenderson
Dolliver
Generous gifts to Chicago University total $403000
At the twenty seventh convocation President arper announced gifts to the university aggregating 403000. Martin A Ryerson pledged land valued at 34009 with John D Rockefeller promising 68000 cash and 145000 land from Marshall Field. Rockefeller will fund 200000 for athletic buildings once the land is deeded, bringing total cash to 234900 and enabling athletic expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
Arper
Chicago University
Martin A. Ryerson
Board of Trustees
John D. Rocktfeller
Marshall Field
Ryerson
Rockefeller
Mee Rockefeller
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Raigar
Boudiaga
Pratensis
Soir
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Perisa
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A. Ginebra
Uly Vleting
Walton Monnetly
Rere
Sumiliy
Vere
Bey Eerty Vival
Henri Rehefur
Intra Beigeant
Sid
ML Daures
Wmetite Republique
Jaduree
Acrimahar Af Aaresta
Deryina
Mae Dreyits
Filunnid
Las
Dewlon
Pos Sahil
Toughton
Wyandove Minny Company
Wyandotte
Meet Iba
Fil
Valles Winses
Adfe Winer
Mil
England
Waalington
Kat Hun
Duseph
Ascensador
Joseph HW
Choate
Jiwo Mex
Woon
Jax
Alburt B. Hilton
Broadway
Hilton
George XN. Wright
Geba
Robert 2. Porter
Treasury Department
Gage
Jamaica
Ciba
Santiago
Cuba
Thane
San Wrandzea
Sacramento
Sorat
Arivor
Agibasandiie Gy
Tamia Fite Washatton
Iyas
Willian Totter
Philiolpia
Allbngsadar Lo Jivesta
Potter
Wit Ista Ta Hate
Terison
Mehdin
G—Gor
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Governoe
Arciires
den. Willadelphia
Jan
Gius Keadall
University of Penpelvania
Estret
Rishard Go Parsons
Demolaker
Arkansas
Sebool- Bonke
Kling Bres
Hong-Kong
Walaban
Pahewan
Mirrei
Thualn
Yshana
Gaxh
Chisago University Amvunilog
Gubaux Sul
Santiago de Cuba
War Department
Wughington
Cubs
Havana
Capaus
Lavan
Brooke
Pacific Railroads
Roosevelts
Albany
Booedvelt
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Waslington
Adjt
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Chidvanan Thill
Military Committee
T Linn
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She Linn
Danion
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Dawe
Pee
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Spavini
Burney
Mitt
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