Losses in Philippine War Publicized by Maj Parker
The war department released Maj James Parker figures detailing American casualties in the Philippines from February 4 1898 to April 30 1908. Killed or died of wounds 69 officers and 996 enlisted. deaths from disease 4 officers and 155 enlisted. accidents 6 officers 1 enlisted. drowned 6 officers 27 enlisted. death by own action 10 officers 72 enlisted. murdered 1 officer 91 enlisted. total deaths 189 officers and 1,258 enlisted. wounded 197 officers 2,707 enlisted. total 4,470 casualties. 2,561 engagements occurred with many ambushes. few surrenders.
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Washington
Philippines
James ‘Parker
Maj
Parker
Oress
War Department
Cebu
John E. Wells
Montgomery
A. ‘Thames
Mitchell Hopeful After Anthracite Strike Speech
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers leaves Indianapolis to resume anti strike efforts in Pennsylvania. He vocally expects a miners win and notes convention caution may boost public confidence. Reports from Wilkesbarre say aid from the general fund will come as groceries, as most miners seek work elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Nichelle
Guilty Verdict In Parkersburg Labor Case
In Parkersburg West Virginia Judge Tobn Jay Jackson sentenced labor unionists to terms or fines and banned time unless bound by contract. He condemned the unions as professional agitators and walking delegates. Mother Jones was found guilty but judgment suspended.
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Parkersburg
W. Vu
Tobn Jay Jackson
Mother" Jones
Jackson
Motives Misunderstood by Roosevelt in Speaking Visits
Oyster Bay July 24 President Roosevelt is unhappy about misreading his purpose in accepting talks across the country this fall. He aims to meet and speak to audiences to offset opposition to his views, not to campaign. Invitations come from diverse political groups and his remarks will be along Republican lines but not political speeches.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Lynching in West Virginia After Wilmoth Murder
Philippe West Virginia July 25. Two unknown Black men were lynched at Womelsdorf near here by a mob of several hundred. One man was shot in the station house, the other hanged in the park and shot after. Whites and Black men are enraged and armed. More trouble expected as tensions follow the murder of Chief Bud Wilmoth on July 23.
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Hep
Womeldorf
W. Ve. Daly
Pokeman
Wilmoth Woodman
Elking
Cliott River
Jeffries Beats Fitzsimmons In Eight Round Heavyweight Clash
San Francisco July 26 Jim Jeffries knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons in the eighth round to win the world heavyweight title before a huge crowd. Gate receipts estimated at $35,000. Also notes: Isaac W. Knowles, 93, dies in California. oldest potter, inventor, and Knowles-Taylor Pottery leader. Census Bureau reports 5,736,657 farms worth $16.67 billion in 1900. Local items include Port Washington fire destruction and lynching news from Womeldorf. Bryan addresses New England Democrats calling for conciliation and conquest. Ferry disaster near St Petersburg mourns loss of life.
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San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Desa
East Liverpool
Isaac W. Knowles
California
Knowles-Taylor Pottery Company
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Tragic attic fire injures child and kidnapping report
A boy set a fire with matches in a home at 1717 Third Street NE. Firemen freed him only after flames spread to the attic. the child died. Separately, Miss Bertha Pfeifer was abducted near Montgomery by a man with a mustache and a well dressed woman, drove toward Corn Bluffs, drugged, and escaped later near Waterville. The Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress announces a 1902 St Paul meeting to discuss arid lands, waterways, commerce, and trade policies. Reports of a fatal racing accident west of Frazee, Moorhead street renaming to alphabetic designations, a large catfish catch in Moorhead, and a Baltimore charity director offer.
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Third Street
Bertha Pfeifer
Montgomery
Miss Pfeifer
Waterville
Mims Pfeifer
Corn Bluffs
St. Louis
The
Orient
Statehood
Consular Service
Mexico
Gulf and Pacific
Department “of, Commerce
Postal Service
Beret
Moorhead
Front Street
Frank Chefranek
Hancock
Euclid
Depe John
Morgan
South Bridge
Frank McVey
Posteal Science
Onipeeeotie Yt
Rosin
Associated Charities of
Baltimore
Orgenpesssi
Ettracter
Turner Hall Youth and Adult Class Schedule
Turner Hall offers multiple fitness and education classes for boys girls and men and women with varied ages and times across Monday Thursday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Programs include boys classes 4 15 to 5 pm 11 to 14 years 8 to 6 pm and 14 to 17 years adults 17 plus evenings and a new user entry noted as New Ute Toryvenein.
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Ind
Iwys
North Western Line Announces Excursion Dates and Extensions
The North Western Line plans excursion trips on July 29 and August 2 to 10, with a final return extended to September 20, 1903, under the K. F meeting arrangement. Routes vary, Palliman Drawfox bond noted. Cars kept for viewing, advertised as beautiful memory. Apply post Chicago de Nort Western Ry.
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North-Western Line
K. F
Palliman
Pqsot Chicago de Nort Western Ry
Dubegus
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western B’y
House Building and Home Improvement Services
Reliable contractor offers complete house building and related items work with guaranteed workmanship. Includes renovations, repairs, remodeling, and new construction projects with licensed professionals and prompt service.
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Temau Companies
Pala
Raia " Shoes
Chichester
Drugiata
Chicesstes Chemical CO
Madison Square
PRISA
Chamber of Commerce
Minnespolia
Board of Trails
Dufatty
Maribers
Board of Trade
Chicago
Minneapolis
Dulach
Eugene 4. Pfefferle
New Ulm
Minx
Coe
Commission
Jai Sula
Jeneral
Banke of Camelmerce
Arty Post
Manila Post
Congress
Wall
Rockislamd
Moores
Kansas
Arkansaw City
Kas
Kansan
Dexter
Fercons
Hamburg
Primus
Hansa
Elbey
Deabie
GM. Wray
West Virginia
Abey
Jbefries
Seb Fitestaymone
Sam Frasciece
Joe Heese Barach
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Port Washington
Wis
Pike & North Lakes Foe Company
Bryan
Masa
William J. Bryan
Banqeet
Democratic League
Democratic Party
St. Petersburg
Hecenmiktssak
Mary Qsters
Sac
Minnesota
Eli Davis
Frazee
Davis
Mr. Nelson
Mack-Dremght
Beisher
Turner Hall
Ulm Turnverein
Lading
Aities
James W. Ford
Owatonna
Min
aL GUAPAMT+E PUBLISHING COMPANY
North Second Street
Z. GO. Thompson Pub. CO
ST. Louls, MO
Maseurs River
Cnicago
Missouri River
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Denver
Allman
Pointe In Lowa
Araska
Dakotas
Brack Hills
Ean
W. B Kninkerv
Fifth Ave
Chica- Ld
Henry Goede
Photoographer
Btudicen
Broadway
2Nd North Streets
Wheeler & Wilson
Mig
Wabsah Avenue
Chicago, Ill
Feu Gata Er
Forster Brothers
New
Uva
Schell
North Dakota
Samed
Chicago & North-Western
Siebert Bros
Carpenters and
Washington and St. Bauth At
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