Battle Report From Jolo Describes Moro Defeat and Casualties
The dispatch details a dawn assault on Moro trenches at a mountain fortress near Jolo. General Pershing led US forces, suffering six dead and twelve wounded including several scouts, as they shell and charge the enemy, with heavy losses among Moros who fought to defend the hill position. The article notes punitive aims against the Sultan of Jolo and references claims of tribute to the United States.
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Cab Manila
Bud-Dajove
Fogs
United States
Company M
Sth
United States Infantry
John J. Pershing
Hife
Cotta
Sultan of Jolo
Rifles
Borneo
Pershing
Edwin H. Rackley
Jolo
Philippines
James ¥. Bell
Sulu
Folo
Han
Hatex
Taft
Wood
Pershins
Bell
Washington
Geneal Pershing
Zamboanga
Airship Astra Torres Leaks. Safe Landing in Farnborough
The British Army airship Astra Torres suffered a serious leak and frame buckling during a test at Farnborough Kent. The crew managed a safe earth landing with no injuries. spectators watched the trial.
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Astra Torres
England
London
Ishiy Astra ‘Torres
Farnborough
Kent
Earth
Brigadier General Pershing Leads Moro Trench Assault
Brigadier General John J. Pershing commands the forces storming Moro trenches. The article notes his leadership role in the operation and chronicles the assault as part of the broader campaign.
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Neral John J. Pershing
London scandal forces resignation of Lloyd George aide
London report details Ellet Crawshay-Williams quitting as private secretary to David Lloyd George after The Tribune exposed the Cart-Gomm divorce case. The move follows Cabinet tensions and fears the scandal could implicate ministers in Marconi and oil-contract rumors, with Asquith advising resignation. The case is to be heard in October, amid calls for full disclosure.
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the Tribune
London
Ellet Crawshay- Williams
David Lloyd George
Lepan
Lst
Pencis
Fribate, Divorce and Admiralty
Tribune
England
Leicester Liberal Association
Crawshay-Williams
Asquith
Crawshay Williams
Mr. Asquith
Crawshay- Williams
Lloyd George
Marooni
Seriou
Marconi
Times
Globe' Today
Charles BK
Fenner
Lord Murray of
Fillebank
Liberal Party
Daily ‘Telegraph
Labor Leader Rejected In London By Election
Havelock Wilson, general secretary of the National Labour Union, stood as an independent labor candidate in a London by election. The result favored the Conservative candidate Ramell Banwrel with a vote of 7,088 to 131, marking a decisive defeat for Wilson.
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Havelock Wilson
London
Famdon
Nationalen's Union
Indep
Wandswert
Rammel Banwrel
Chicago
New Carrel Discovery Nobel Prize Winner Tells Results
Paris June 22 Sureteal research shows thoracic cavity operations as simple as abdominal ones according to DF Alexie Carret Nobel Prize winner. At Beauson Hospital he said animal tests prove the heart resistant to brief circulation interruption. care needed for longer periods. He notes five to ten minutes may be tolerated in some cases but three to four minutes is safer for axillary procedures.
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Paris
DF Alexie Carret
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Beauson Howital
Carrel
Imperator Wins Praise On Maiden Voyage From Southampton
The Imperator, Hamburg American Line, sailed from Southampton for New York on its maiden voyage at 2 10 this afternoon with about 000 passengers. 225 in first cabin. Passengers praised the ship for steadiness with no roll despite a still wind. Guests on the upper deck were unaware of a storm until a window opened and blew a table. The ship was welcomed in Southampton by shipping officials led by the Mayor in formal robes, with many visitors from London staying several hours for inspection. The vessel’s beauty and decorations pleased all onboard.
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Poly Caunie de Este Thin
London
Imperator
Southampton
New York
Hamburg
Captain Niblack Honored With Framed Autograph Photo
Berlin June 1 Captain Albert C Niblack retiring American Naval Attaché in Berlin presented his photo to Emperor William. The two officers joined a luncheon with Guards cavalry officers at Doeberitz camp. The Emperor had spent the morning commanding the man Warren of the division and Niblack will stay in Germany to attend Kiel regatta.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Albert C. Niblack
Walter K. Gher
Adi
William
Guards Cavalry Division
Doeberitz
Niblack
Germany
Kiel
M Muccerkor
Alfred Wo Bjornstad
Nieblack
Cohalan case moves toward 10 legislature action
Letters show charges against Justice Cohalan prompting inquiries by the association committee. The matter was referred to the grievances committee with a request to confer with counsel. Cohalan met with officials and advised Governor Sulzer as Albany reports indicate no direct reply yet from the governor.
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Binas Chrystie
Howard Townsend
Sth
Danius
Comalan
Cohalan
Emigrant Savings Bank
Chambers Street
Ar Townsend
Cobalis
Ernor Sulzer
Albany
Christie’s and Sotheby’s Half-Year Sale Totals Reported
In London salesrooms Christie’s realized 50000 for a three row pearl necklace of 199 stones from Mortimer Singer and Sotheby’s saw a 471 stone five row necklace bring 99000. The illuminated manuscript The Sarum Minsal dated to the fifteenth century sold for 2200, another Homie manuscript 10000. Various pieces including Hore and miniatures fetched smaller sums, with total sales reported around 190460 and Wertheimer paying 17500 for eighteenth century white marble nymphs.
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London
Christie’s
Toslay
Mortimer Singer
Sotheby's
Philippe de Comines
Lowe
Ae Wertheimer
Bulgaria and Servia Accept Arbitration
The Servian and Bulgarian governments agree to Russian arbitration over Balkan war territory. Belgrade reports Demobilization of Bulgarian and Servian armies proposed to ease tension and differences.
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Bulgaria
Servia
St Peterstuke
Belgrade
Hulgaria
Rebels fire on gunboat at Mount Necro in Ceuta reports
Dispatches from Ceuta describe heavy fighting near Mount Necro as the cruiser Extremadura bombarded the area. The gunboat General Concha ran aground near Alhucemas, its crew evacuated to the Laurin before Concha blew up, amid casualties and a failed attempt to seize the Verve.
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Madrid
Ravices
Ceuta
Mount Necro
Argentina Declines Action On U. S Beef Firms
Buenos Aires reports the government will not alter the current regime allowing American meat packing firms to operate. The Agriculture Minister says if new facts show the firms intend a harmful combination, he will take necessary steps. Newspapers largely approve the government's stance.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Victory in Illinois cheers leaders here
A West Side celebration marks Illinois granting women the vote. Leaders say no presidential candidate can ignore the suffrage bloc as Illinois, with 29 electoral votes, shifts national politics. Miss Byrnes of the Woman Suffrage Press Bureau calls the victory a national issue and coordinates plans with local leaders for next week’s celebration and statewide mobilization.
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Sinoia
Tha
Missis
Riprit
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigand
Ohio
Ton
Ilinois
Fliner Byrnes
Woman Suffrage Press
Hureau
Wirth Avenue
Ping
Woman Suffrage Party
Mary Garrett Hay
Misa Addams
Miss May
Katherine Waugh McCuttongn
Hinoss
Hiinoss
Directoral College
New York
Hllinois
YACHT STILL HELD BY JAPAN
Tokyo reports the arrest of the Columbia was justified while Japanese officials dispute the owner’s claims of port entry permission for repairs. Ladew party members were not aboard when seized. crew numbered thirty six and include Anne Wall, daughter of Frank Wall.
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Tokio
Columbia
J. Harvey Laden
New York Yacht Club
Custom House
Nagahama
Miyajima
Takamatsu
Sagahama
J. Harvey Ladew
Park Avenue
Ladew
Yokohama
St Petersburg
Siberia
Laden
JH. Bond
Bond
Mr Ladew
Frank 7. Wall
West 734
Street
Mise Anne M. Wall
Ladew Party
Nashville keel piece gifted to South hampton consul
London report notes Colonel Albert W. Swalm American Consul at Southampton received a keel fragment from the Confederate cruiser Nashville. The Nashville aided blockade running early in the Civil War before a February duel with the Montauk, grounding, and later conversion from cruiser to frigate before destruction.
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London
Albert W. Swarm
Southampton
Nashville
Swalm
United States Navy
Ogeechee River
Oxsabaw Sound
Fort McAllister
Georgia
Mobille River
Montauk
Worden
Hota
Betta
Haker
Danish Cabinet Resigns in Copenhagen Today
In Copenhagen today the Danish Premier and his Cabinet resigned amid political turmoil. The move follows weeks of controversy and signals a shift in government leadership as officials step down from their posts.
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Copenhagen
Dite Oho Senin
Wealthy Swiss couple die by their own hand in despair
Eugene Magel, 41, a Zurich flour mill owner, and his wife, 35, wealthy heirs to extensive factories and a large estate, died in their bedroom after turning on the gas. The childless couple reportedly faced despair over their lack of offspring, ending their lives together.
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Zurich
Eugene Magel
Switzerland
Eugene Maggi
Mage
Eugene Migel
Julius Maggs
Schefta Pacha Buried After Constantinople Assassination
Mahmoud Schefta Pacha, the assassinated Grand Vizier, was buried this morning in the mausoleum on the Hill of Liberty near Constantinople. The funeral drew vast garrison participation amid arrests linked to the murder and a posed reward note found on a prisoner.
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Mahmoud Schefta Pacha
Liberty
Abdul Hamid
Grant Viator
Reeding
Kent
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