Ghastly Sights in St Pierre After Pelee Eruption
On June 19 in Roseau Dominica, M Luerere governor of Martinique accompanied by H H Bell and companions surveyed St Pierre ruins. Steam and ash cloak Mont Pelee as detentions echo. Flooded river Roxeilane ruins expose corpses amid nauseating odors and fallen scoria.
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Pelee
Roseau
Dominica
M. L. Huerrere
Martinique
St Pierre
H. H Bell
Mont Pelee
Guerin
Roxeilane
St Piarre
Filipinos' Duplicity in Tayabas Revealed by Insurgent Testimony
General Malavar testifies before the board on Tayabas Province in Luzon. He says natives obey both American authorities and insurgents, could raise thousands of lifemen and partisans, and that towns contained friendly natives who undermined insurgent presence. He also claims insurgents had candidates in municipal elections.
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Tayabas
Manila
Corneling Gardener
Malavar
Batangas
Gardener
Luzon
Jackson Defeats Long In 18th Round Bout
In Kansas City at Convention Hall on June 19, young Peter Jackson the negro middleweight champion won the decision over Bob Long in the 18th round of a scheduled 20 round fight. Jackson dominated as the referee stopped the bout.
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Jackson
Long
Kansas City
Peter Jackson
Bob Long
Convention Hall
Union strike talk could paralyze US coal industry
Wilkesbarre Pa June 9 national call for a special United Mine Workers convention at Indianapolis July 17 to decide on a general strike. Delegates from five districts weigh suspending coal mining, with 450000 miners involved and Central Pennsylvania holding pivotal power.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell Al
Indianapolis
W. B Wuson
Indianapoli
United States
West Virginia
Michigan
Pennsylvania
a Litewell
union
Michian
Central Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Mitchell
Narrow Escape From Tunnel Gas In Michigan
Thirty five men relaying track in the Grand Trunk tunnel under the St. Clair River near Port Huron were overcome by gas from large engines. Twenty were badly affected and in critical condition, but swift medical aid revived them and they are considered out of danger now.
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Port Huron
Mich
Grand Tok
St. Clair river
Philippine School Teachers Missing
Four American teachers living at Cebu Island went out for a class on June 10 and have not returned. Three native constabularies detachments search for the missing Americans and have orders not to return without them.
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Manila
Cebu
Riot-Torn Paterson Mills Face Fire, Police in Shootout
Rioters attacked Bamford Brothers and Gaede mills in Paterson New Jersey. Police protecting mills were struck and wounded as mobs shattered windows and fired on officers. Reporter Harry Harris was beaten while filming as anarchist-led violence closed all mills.
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Paterson
Murphy
Bamford Brothers’ mill
Clin Street
Robinson, Sweetman, Keyles
Detective Magic
Bamford
fred
Gaede mill
Harry Harris
Harris
hix
lfe
Richardson Attacks Republicans On Platform Promises In Congress
The Tennessee leader denounces the GOP for failing to keep platform pledges with focus on trusts and tariff cuts during a lengthy defic iency appropriation debate. Other speeches address Miss Taylor’s dismissal and Wood’s expenditures as Captain Dayton faces censure in Venice for defense lapses.
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Richardson
Washington
congress
Tennessee
Republican party
Schallenberger
Nebraska
Miss Taylor
war department
General Wood
Cannon
Governor Aycock Offers 400 Reward Per Lynching Conviction
Raleigh June 19 Governor Aycock issued rewards totaling 30000 for arrests and convictions of unknown men involved in the Salisbury jail lynching of Gillespie. Evidence reportedly suggests the lynched man may have been innocent.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Aycoch
Gillespie
Salisbury
hesty
Roosevelt signs irrigation bill and Detroit stop urged
President Roosevelt yesterday signed the irrigation bill and Toledo Ohio extended an invitation for him to stop on his way to Detroit next September. The Philadelphia shipwrights strike ended after a 25 percent wage increase. Lieutenant Thomas Bran of the Philippine Scouts died by self inflicted death on June 16 at Oraquita. The Turner Day Woolworth bandle plant in Louisville Kentucky suffered fire damage totaling 85900. The naval affairs committee supported pay for Rear Admiral Schley at the 2 rear admiral level on the active list.
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Toledo O
Detroit
Philadelphia
Thomas Bran
Philippine scouts
Oraquita
Turner, Day & Woolforth ax
loulsville
revate committee on naval affairs
Schley
Killed by an Automobile in Philadelphia Suburb
Mrs. Carrie B. Cooper of Philadelphia was fatally injured when struck by an automobile on York road near Willow Grove. The car, driven by J. H. Fisher and W. O. Bixler of Easton, was taking a banded path on a curve. Cooper died within 15 minutes from a fractured skull and concussion.
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Mrs. Cooper
Armed Man at White House in Washington
A man named Mr. Alllater from 45 Crawford Street Newark Minnesota visited the White House area in the afternoon seeking examination into his conduct. He was armed with a pistol claiming it to be for use on a mesmerist he accused of planning to kill him. He cited a Newark girl in relation to his observations.
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Whits House
Washington
Jasy J
Alllater
Crawford Street
Newarh
White Horse
zeterlar
Newark
Senate debate over Cuban reciprocity fuels beet sugar split
Republican senators held a conference in the marble room to discuss Cuban reciprocity. Senator Platt urged a policy aligned with Roosevelt and McKinley while Senator Burrows defended beet sugar interests and opposed broad burden sharing. The talks adjourned without agreement and with low expectations for any reciprocity bill this session.
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Cuba
Washington
senate chamber
Alison
Allison
Platt
boley
McKinley
Roosevelt
Spooner
Burrows
senate
congress
Quay ald
Metrich
Voting on Canal Bill in Senate Finalizes Route Debate
Washington June 19 voting on amendments to the Nicaragua canal bill began in the Senate with a final disposition expected. Speeches by Spooner Hanna Pettis Teller Jones highlighted Panama versus Nicaragua route arguments as the chamber devoted most of its session to the canal question.
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Washington
adrasses Ware
Spooner
Hanna
Panama
Pettis
Alabama
Nicaragua
Teller
Colorado
briefy
Jones
Arkansas
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