Is Aguinaldo Slain The Blunt Filipino Fight Near Vigan
By June 4 1900 reports from Luzon describe Maj. Marcell’s detachment engaging Aguinaldo’s party near Gat 100 miles northeast of Vigan. The fighting leaves at least six hundred killed or wounded on both sides with insurgent units scattering into the hills as U.S. forces pursue.
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Vican
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Wat le Gat
Vigan
Aguinalde
Aguuinalda
Marcel
la Gat
Tle
Theseader
Npouinaide
Bane
Pepwre
Procka- Babs Epis
Plague Quarantine Hits Newport Vermont Suburb
An epidemic of black cancer sweeps West Derby near Newport with three deaths in a week. Victims showed initial symptoms two days before death and were buried quickly. About fifty houses are quarantined and schools closed as authorities work to prevent spread.
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Newport
West Derby
Tve
Archbishop Keane Named Arch Bishop of Dubuque
A Rome dispatch says Arch bishop Keane former rector of the Catholic University in Washington has been appointed to succeed the late John Herpéssey as archbishop of Dubuque. The letter was received by a local priest in Dubuque on June 2.
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Reape
Dubuque
Rome
Keane
Catholic University At
Washington
John Herpéssey
Famine in Bombay Distressed by Relentless Death Toll
Louis Klepsch of New York reports from Bombay June 4 on famine areas in Gujarat and Baroda where cholera and smallpox rage. He cites rising relief station numbers, high hospital deaths, corpses in wards, and widespread desertion as deadly conditions worsen across the Bombay presidency.
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Bombay
Louis Klepsch
New York
Christian Hera'd
Gujerat
Borotha
Thanet
Godbern
Hheater
Dohad
Gedhera
Doli
Ahmedabad
Poe
Poltsue
Chelera
Bombay Presidency
Chien
Dane
Batuibey
Chieata India Resief
Wants More Soldiers for Philippines Cavalry Units
General MacArthur asked for more troops in the Philippines and a special request that only regular cavalry be sent. Three cavalry regiments will go to Manila soon, with one from Cuba. The remaining force will be formed from the Sixth and another regiment yet to be chosen.
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Washington
MacArthuras
Hippines
Manila
Cuba
Prohibited Irish League Meeting Breaks Up in Cork Square
Two police were sent to suppress a prohibited Irish league gathering in Spike While the VPolicemen Slept. In the morning about 7 o'clock James Christopher Flow nationalist member for North Cork and EL Creean member for Ossory division slipped in addressed a crowd of 260 in the town square and burned the proclamation ban. The meeting dispersed as police arrived.
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Irish League
James Christopher Flow
North Cork
EL Creean
Ossory
Queens County
San Francisco Jury Awards 16400 in Horse Case
Frank Van Less was found liable for converting the race horse WoreHoa and removing it to this state. Owners J W Singerst and Louis Lammert of Philadelphia pursued a $20000 suit after the animal vanished years ago. Morello valued horse. jury ruled for plaintiffs. case may go to the supreme court.
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San Francisco
Frank van Less
WoreHoa
J. W. Sinegerst
Louis Lammert
Philadephia
Morello
Supreme Court
WIM Meet In Raleigh Next Year
Atlanta official Joe 3-Secretary Troyal Daniel of the Cotton States association of the commissioners of agriculture announced Saturday morning that the next annual convention will be held in Raleigh North Carolina. The event runs for three days beginning August 2. All southern states will likely be represented.
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WIM
Raleigh
Atlanta
Joe
Troyal Daniel
Cotton States Association of the Commissioners of Agriculture
Union machinists press for shorter work day in Philadelphia
Philadelphia union machinists on Labor Day demand employers cut work hours from ten to nine per day and set minimum pay at 23 23 cents an hour.
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Philadelphia
Comm ree of the World
Washington reports on global commerce figures with a focus on international trade worth vast sums. The article notes the importance of maritime shipping and the interaction of nations in boosting world markets.
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Washington
Eng
Strike Forges On as 2500 Deputies Sworn In
In St Louis the police commissioners order 1000 new special deputies and a further 1500, totaling 2500, to assist the transit police during the strike. Rioting flares with one fatality and blasts detonate on street lines while deputies drill for action and guard power houses. Governor Stone argues federal injunctions are unnecessary and advocates local settlement.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Vohlman
Albert Hornig
Southern Electric Pnswer
Crane
Wm. J. Stone
Gov. Stone
United States
Posse Comitatas
Whichabev
Youny Frank
Physicius
Maryland
Boyle Avenues
Transit Co
Delmar Avenue
Wage Avenue
Spalding Avenue
Compton Heights
Chouteau Avenue
California Avenue
Tower Grove
Grand Avenue
Easton Avenue
Cass Avenue
Olive Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Central
Vinton Dunes
Pohlmaunt
Posse Comitatus
Otis Likely to Command Department of the Lakes
Maj. Gen. Otis probably will be assigned to command the department of the lakes with headquarters at Chicago within the next few months. He is expected to come east as quickly as he can.
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Washington
Otis
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Yaquis Again Unruly Near Torin Torch? No.
Yaqui Indians have again become very annoying to Mexican troops near Torin. Several night attacks have been made recently with a number of casualties reported.
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Ortiz
Mex
Torin
Ane
Admiral Hodgers to lead European naval station from Kearsarge
Washington reports Admiral Frederick Hodgers chosen to reestablish the European station with the battleship Kearsarge as flagship likely by August. The move follows recent ship inspections and signals a strong American presence in European waters amid aims to project naval might and technical prowess.
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Washington
Frederick Hodgers
Navy Department
Kearsarge
Englind Channel
Adi
Rodgers
Adm
Adm. Dever
Albany
Mediterranean
Porte
Canal Bill Advances In Senate Amid Deficiency Fixes
Washington June 3 The Senate agreed to set Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill as a special order for December 10 and then passed the general deficiency bill after approving amendments including reimbursing the Maritime Canal Co of Nicaragua and a one month salary increase for Senate and House employees.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Committee On
Maritime Canal Co
Nicaragua
Congress
Ludiow Commission For
Nicarapan Canal
House of Representatives
Johannesburg Quiet as Kruger Reports Progress in South Africa
Dispatches from Lourenço Marques describe Pretoria’s quiet state with Kruger at Machadodorp and Boer forces entrenching around the capital. Lord Roberts reports Johannesburg’s calm, guns and arms surrendered, and captures including Commandant Botha and a Queensland unit.
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Lourenzo Marques
Kruger
Machadodorp
Pretoria
Portugues
Transvaal
Delagoa Bay
Bronkhursts Sprut
Lretoria
Jandon
Lord Lansdowne
Zoantspiansberg
Johannesburge
Hnes
Sprige
Imperial Yeomanry
Kroanstid
Lindley
P Retoria
Frenels
Leue
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Orange Grove
Farm
Laurencoe Marques
Laurentiea Marques
Seer Puard
Kamatipoort
Neutral
Sil
Russian Cruiser Variag Completes Builder’s Sea Trial
The Russian cruiser Variag returned to Philadelphia after a builder’s trial at Cramp's yards. She and her battery were tested thoroughly and showed no weak spots. A speed run reached 22 knots with one boiler idle, builders expect 24 knots under full draft. official trials to follow with commissioning planned in August.
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Philadelphia
Varing
Cramp
Kite
Plot to assassinate the sultan uncovered in Constantinople
A plot to kill the sultan was uncovered Monday last in Constantinople. Ministers of war and marine and several high palace functionaries were involved. To avoid a general uprising, the sultan dismissed the conspirators from office instead of arresting them. The item comes via Frontier dated June 3.
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Ansass
Constantinople
Frontier
War and Marine
Moors march on French stations in South Algiers
A dispatch from Oran cites South Algiers reports that several thousand armed Moors are moving to attack three main French occupation posts including Igil. French forces are reinforcing all three points and strong outposts have been set up.
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Yaris
Four Journal
Oran
Algiers
Igil
Stone to Inspect Hotel Rates at National Convention Site
W J Stone chairman of the arrangements committee will visit Kansas City to inspect the reconstruction of Convention Hall and investigate complaints of excessive hotel rates ahead of the national committee meeting in St Louis on June 1.
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St.Louis
National Committee
Kansas City
Democratic state convention to reject delegates in Parkersburg
The Democratic state convention will meet at noon in Parkersburg to reject delegates and alternates at large to the Kansas City convention and to nominate a full state ticket.
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Parkersburg
W Va
Kansas City
Reeves Arrested in Havana Confession Debated
A warrant is issued for former Deputy Auditor W E H Reeves who is jailed with 1500 bail. Officials question his confession as only half true and seek the rest of Neely's alleged $10000 payment. Reeves claims mortgages were lifted by funds linked to Neely. investigators will probe.
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Havana
W. E H. Reeves
Reeves
Neely
United States
Oon Inspeecter
Washington message warns of political retaliation if arrest occurs
Maj. Rathbone writes to Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath that an arrest would trigger politically aimed discomfort for several others. The dispatch notes this statement came from a Washington source dated June 3.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
Maj. Rathbone
Perry Heath
Arrest of Insane Man Delays Emperor's Train
Berlin on June 1 reports a disturbance near Unter der Linden as the emperor moved toward Potsdam station. An arrest followed and a prisoner was found to be insane after examination.
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Berlin
Unter der Linden
Potsdam
Chicago relief group sends 5000 to Lady Curzon
The Chicago committee of the relief movement for starving India cabled a donation of 5000 dollars to Lady Curzon on Thursday to aid the Indian sufferers.
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Chicago
the Relief Movement For Starving India
Lady Curzon
Congress Grounds: Sundry Civil Bill Deliberations and Expositions
The May sessions of both chambers discuss the sundry civil appropriation bill with amendments, and consider extensions for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition funds. House and Senate handle post office, trusts, Dawes treaties, and military academy actions, with memorial bridges and Cuba extradition proposals noted.
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Senate
Industrial Commission
House
Signal Corps
War Department
White Mountain Apache
Arizona
St. Louis
Teller
Mie Feers
Committee On Foreign Relations
Al-ington Cemetery
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Military Academy
Miles
Fae Tre
Corbin
Dawes Commission
Cuba
United States
Uouse
Littlefield Trust Iit
Democrats
Bicall
Pnate
Commission Arrives in Manila Aboard Hancock
The United States transport Hancock arrives from San Francisco with the Philippine commission. Judge Taft presides as the commissioners land at the palace and meet Gen. MacArthur’s staff. Rear Adm. Remy and other naval officers call on the group before they settle on dwellings.
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Manila
United States
Hancock
San Frame
Japan
German sugar trust begins operations halting sales
June 3 report from Madgebure states the German sugar trust has started operations and refiners have withdrawn all offers. No further sales will occur for twelve days, after which the trust will set prices for the home trade.
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Madgebure
President commutes robber's life sentence to ten years
Washington June 3 The president commuted Jefferson Harrison's life term for robbing a mail car in Alabama in 1593 and threatening to kill a postal clerk.
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Washington
Jefferson Harrison
Alabama
Kifer murder case verdict and Keith jailed
Coroner John P. Walker finds Nora Nifer died at the hands of Joseph D. Keith who placed an 18 pound weight on her neck and threw the body into Sail Creek near Stevens bridge. Keith is jailed awaiting grand jury indictments and trial at the June term. He shows morose mood, drinks water, and rarely eats as authorities seek location to determine jurisdiction.
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Evansville
Ind
John P. Walker
Kifer
Nora Nifer
Joseph D. Keith
Stevens Bridge
Pigeon Creek
Sail Creek
Keith
Gibson
Vanderburgh
Peculiar Accident Involving Child Eye Injury
In Marion lod June 6 a 3-year-old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Mowrer, sat in a hammock and wrote with a lead pencil that drove into the eye above the ball. The pencil broke flush with the flesh, the child was stunned, and a later hemorrhage appeared after she pulled it out. The sharpened end narrowly avoided fatal injury and the eye is not disfigured.
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Marion
Lod
Walter Mowrer
Courage Crandell Dies After Cow Incident
June 4 Brightstown reports the death of 11 year old Clarence Crandell son of Howard Crandall from an accident when leading a cow to a pasture. The animal spooked and dragged him homeward, leaving him maimed and unconscious until death.
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Brightstown
Clarence Crandell
Howard Crandall
Neely Printing Co presses kept running after seizure
The Neely Printing Co plant in Muncie Indiana was seized by the U S marshal on government attachment due to Charles F L W Neely's interest. A U S court order resumes operations keeping presses running and workers employed until appraisement is complete.
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Muncie, Ind
Neely Printing Co
United States Marshal
Charles Flw. Neely
United States Court
Minister and Wife Fatally Injured in Runaway
In Windfall Indiana on June 4 Evermont Nash a Seventh Day Adventist minister and his wife suffered fatal injuries when their carriage was struck by frightened horses during a baptismal service return. Nash endured internal injuries while Mrs Nash had a crushed skull in the wreck.
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Ind
Evermont Nash
Mrs. Nash
Mr. Nash
O Donnell Family Poisoning After Peach Cans Incident
In Vincennes on June 3 the family of Councilman Charles E O Donnell Mrs O Donnell their daughter Mrs Stelki Jansen and son Paul a student were accidentally poisoned by canned peaches. Three doctors treated them and they are expected to recover.
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Vincennes
Tad
Charles E. O'Donnell
Ex-State Senator Worrell granted divorce in Seymour
Seymour Indiana June 2 Ex State Senator Br H Worrell of Browns town won a divorce his wife receives 3000 dollars alimony The action was granted in Seymour with the couple as parties to the case and the alimony awarded as part of the settlement
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Seymour, Ind
Br. H. Worrell
Brownstown
Cloudburst Drowns 14-Year-Old Rosa Earhart in Indiana
A cloud burst on Blue creek in Brookville Indiana floods drown Rosa Earhart aged 14 while driving cows across the stream. It is the third cloudburst in nine years in the area and each has caused loss of life.
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Brookville
Ind
Blue Creek
Rosa Earhart
Delegation to Name Drummond for Attorney General Nomination
Plymouth Indiana June 1 Marshall county delegation will present Charles P Drummond of Plymouth for the nomination for attorney general at the convention next Tuesday.
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Plymouth
Ind
Marshall County
Charles P. Drummond
Laurel farmer John Bowne and in law James McNatt story
Laurel Indiana report notes a young farmer John Bowne living with his father in law Robert McNatt. The fragment mentions June 3 and a southwest location but lacks full details of the incident or outcome. Further readable facts are unavailable in the fragment.
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Laurel
Ind
John Bowne
Robert. McNatt
Child Born With Two Heads Survives After Removal Surgery
In Elkhart Indiana a farmer's wife gave birth to a child with a second head. Surgeons removed the extra head five weeks after birth and the child survived beyond initial expectations. Doctors caution that mental faculties may not keep pace with physical growth, despite the operation.
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Elkhart
Ind
Maxs
Henry Marshall
Judge rules against double jeopardy in Sunday baseball case
Ft Wayne Indiana June 1 Judge O Rourke of the circuit court rules a player cannot be tried twice for the same offense in a Sunday baseball arrest. Justice Bullerman orders fines of one cent and costs against each player, the umpire and ticket sellers, though officers waive fees making the real fine about thirty cents, affirming the Sunday ball practice.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
O'Rourke
Laughing Alice Jordan Found Dead After Chloroform Inhalation
Miss Alice Jordan a domestic in Indianapolis known as Laughing Alice was found dead in her room after using chloroform to ease a toothache. She slept with the bottle under her pillow and inhaled fumes when the cork loosened. She was 16 years old and resided in Barnard, Tol.
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Indianapolis
Tol
Alice Jordan
Alice
Barnerd
Veteran printer J B Besack reunites with wife after long separation
In Muncie Indiana June 4 J B Besack and his wife who had been separated 23 years were married again in Kansas. They plan a joyful family reunion when she arrives home. Neither remarried during the long separation, each hoping for reconciliation. The break was initiated by her.
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Muncie
Ind
J. B. Besack
Washington
Irian
Kansas
Mr. Besack
Ihe
Hoosier Man Hangs Self in Laporte Barn
Joachimi Prestin, 77, hanged himself in a Laporte Indiana barn. He had been ill. The family feared a curse if the body were kept in the house, so the remains were sent to the morgue.
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Laporte
Ind
Oliver Receives City Gift For Public Spirit In South Bend
South Bend honors James Oliver on June 1 the 47th wedding anniversary with a $3000 gold loving cup presented by the city for his philanthropy in funding a $600,000 hotel project for South Bend.
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South Bend
Ind
James Oliver
Oliver
Hendricks County barber shop stabbing incident report
A June report from South Hendricks indicates Paul Hewitt entered James Anderson's barber shop, objected to a failed haircut, fled to a saloon, returned with a butcher knife, stabbed Anderson in the arm, and killed him by loss of blood. Hewitt fled the scene.
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South Hend
Ind
Paul
Hewitt
James Anderson
Eliypers
Anderson
Wewitt
Missing cash and checks from farmer’s pillow reported
A farmer near Anderson Indiana awoke to find 7400 dollars in money and a bundle of checks missing from under his pillow after going to bed. The incident appears as an early crime report with limited details on suspects or motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Jane
Slaughter
Markl
Indiana obit notes G P Anderson dies after long city ties
Indianapolis report states G P Anderson long known in the west for thirty years of Crown Hill cemetery and an Odd Fellow in Indiana dies at home in the city on Saturday. Fragmentary text mentions Huntington, Isaac Gephart of Roanoke and dates or times not clear.
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Indinapolis
Ind
G P. Anderson
West
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indiana
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