End of Insurrection in Luzon Under General Wheaton
Major General Loyd Wheaton reports the defeat of organized resistance in Luzon, detailing 25 162 officers and men. extensive insurgent taxation and coercion across Cavite Batangas Laguna and Tayabas. Malvar surrendering April 16 1902. adherence to humane code of war and steady military pursuit ending guerrilla rule.
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Washington
Loyd Wheaton
Luzon
War Department
Manila
Cavite
Batangas
Laguna
Tayabas
J. Franklin Bell
Katipunan
Hong Kong
Third Brigade
Pueblo
Barrio
ISGRL
Malvar
Gardener
Lincoln
General Wheaton Arrives in San Francisco After Philippine Service
Major General Loyd Wheaton lands in San Francisco after three and a half years in the Philippines. He cites American sanitary measures and civil governance for saving hundreds of thousands of lives, noting compulsory vaccination and plague control, with half a million lives saved by American presence. He plans a Washington briefing then retirement July 15 after 41 years.
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THE
Tribune
San Francisco
Loyd Wheaton
United States Army
Philippines
Luzon
General Wheaton
Civil Commission
Manila
Bell
Fort Pembina
Washington
Cholera Toll Rises Among Ninety American Soldiers
Manila dispatch reports ninety American soldiers have died from cholera since the outbreak began, with the illness spreading among troops stationed overseas. The death toll underscores the severity of the epidemic among U S forces.
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Manila
Complaints rise over soldiers in Paterson on dry Sunday
On a dry Sunday in Paterson special reports say soldiers guarding the city against anarchists caused disturbances. They roamed the streets fighting in saloons and insulting women, prompting the mayor to order saloons closed. Citizens condemn the troops.
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Paterson
Grant
Jacob Weidmann
Emil Geering
Straight-st
Bartholdi
Oss Straight-st
A. Borta
Bresel
Alonzo A. de Larme
First Baptist Church
Powler
Board of Aldermen
Bruce K. Douglas
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Taft Rome clash and Philadelphia unrest amid cholera rise
The report covers cholera outbreaks with Manila reporting 1,530 cases and 1,286 deaths and provinces at 7,360 cases and 5,440 deaths. It also notes Taft's reply from Cardinal Rampolla and ongoing negotiations, plus city riots in an American town with arrests, police searches, dynamite fears, clerical condemnations, and military-style crowd control measures.
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Manila
Captain Wild Receives Reprimand For Lingayen Cockpit Fire
Manila June 22 Captain Frederick S Wild of the 13th Infantry was court martialed and reprimanded for burning a native cockpit at Lingayen Pangasinan Luzon The action followed claims by a civil judge of investigations while Wild contends the judge"s statement is unjust General Chaffee approved the ruling noting violation of a general order and disrespect to civil authorities.
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Manila
Frederick S. Wild
13Th Infantry
Lingayen
Pangasinan
Luzon
Wild
Johnston
Captain Wild
Cailles offers testimony on Tayabas insurgent period
Cailles, the former insurgent general who surrendered in 1901, informs the investigating board on Major Gardener's cruelty charges in Tayabas Province Luzon. He aligns with Malvar that Tayabas was a disciplined insurgent stronghold and says he heard no complaints about American soldiers from locals. Further witnesses remain to be examined.
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Batangas
Laguna
Tayabas
Mindoro
Philippine Islands
Sungay
Gonzales
Cavité
Bacolod
Loboo Mountains
Lina
Magquilling
San Cristobal
Banahao
Luzon
Cornelius Gardener
Tiaon
Vicineae
Gardener
Tinon
Macabebes
Wint
6Th Cavalry
Boloed
Malvar
Manila
Cailles
Four Thousand Hold Classified Positions in Philippine Service
Washington June 22 W Leon Pepperman of the Philippine Civil Service Commission says the scope now covers six thousand positions with salaries from 15 a month to 7500 a year. Four thousand are held by natives and the commission aims to replace Americans with Filipinos as fast as possible.
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Washington
W. Leon Pepperman
Philippine Civil Service Commission
City
Manila
Philippines
Commission
Pepperman
America
Jersey City Silk Mills Set To Reopen Under Police Escort
Six Jersey City silk mills announce reopening this morning after rioting at Paterson. Chief Murphy pledges protection for employers willing to work and calls reserve officers to report at North Street and Central Avenue at 6 am on the city West Hoboken boundary to guard mills in the area.
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Jersey City
Paterson
Murphy
North St
Central Ave
West Hoboken
Exports to Asia Surpass Other Regions in Recent Year
Washington report shows U S exports rising sharply to Asian regions in ten months ended April, with Hong Kong Japan and China posting notable gains. Exports to South America fall, while full year totals for China and Japan tallies look set to break prior records amid large cotton purchases.
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Washington
United States
Asia
Iitest
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
South America
Dutch East Indies
Hong Kong
Japan
China
Kelly
British East Indies
Americas Beware Acre Crisis Sparks Brazilian Bolivian Clash
The Acre dispute flares as Bolivia leases land to an Anglo American syndicate provoking Brazil to threaten diplomatic break, hinder development, and curb rubber forests. Filibustering plans in Amazonas amplify tension with American and English capital poised to back Acre ventures.
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Bolivia
Acre
Amazon
Sword’s Point
Amazonas
England
2 Company
New Jersey
August Belmont
Frederic P. Olcott
Central Trust Company
Brown Bros. & Co
Vermilye & Co
W. Martin
iMi
Holivia
Puerto Alonso
Republic of
United States
Acreopolis
Puerto Alenso
New Amsterdam
Guadalla
Peru
Belivia
Beni River
Livia
Lake Titicaca
Exports to Asia and Oceania from the United States in 19th Century
The article analyzes American exports to Asia and Oceania from 1898 to 1901, noting growth in shipments to Oceania excluding the Hawaiian Islands and substantial totals including Hawaii. It cites figures for Russian possessions, British Australia, the Philippines, and overall regional exports, with estimates for future years and table data showing yearly results.
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Indies
Asia
Ania
Hawaiian Islands
Oceania
Oreania
Kaw Islands
Bureau of Statistics
Ceranta
Evants
United States
Timber Blaze Devours 30000 Feet along Northern Pacific Line
Tacoma reports 30000 feet of standing timber burned in districts along the Northern Pacific. Two days earlier the area covered 63 square miles. now only smouldering trunks remain. Loss valued at 100000 dollars. Vancouver matches this BC coast fire scene with smoke across Read Island and Gulf waterway.
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Tacoma
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Gulf of Georgia
Read Island
Boundary dispute stirs Brazil US land dealings in Triangular area
The text notes a boundary dispute involving a southwestern triangle region and Bolivia's attempt to cede land to American and English capital, suggesting Brazilians may use the boundary question to exclude American interests.
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Javaray
Bolivia
Fusion talk at Nebraska Democratic and Populist conventions
Grand Island Nebraska June 22 delegates at the state conventions debate fusion on the ticket for governor. William J Bryan's nomination acceptance could unlock a combined ticket while ex Senator William V Allen aims to secure Bryan's support. If Bryan declines, two full tickets may emerge with candidates from both parties including Smyth Thompson and Vifauain for Democrats and Allen Coffin Sutherland Sprecher for Populists.
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Grand Island
Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
William V. Allen
Mr Bryan
Allen
E. C. Coffin
Ord
Sutherland
J. Sprecher
Smyth
W. H. Thompson
Victor Vifauain
Deputy Postmaster Missing in Ossining Report
Henry H Reynolds, eight years deputy postmaster for Sing Sing and Ossining, has been missing since last Friday. Postmaster McNally notified the Post Office Inspector in New York City. Inspectors are to examine books tomorrow amid rumors of a seven hundred deficiency. Reynolds, a prominent local figure, has a wife and child. his wife denies knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Ossining
Henry H. Reynolds
Th Sing Sing
McNally
New York City
Bn Naas
Eynolds
New-York
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