Aguinaldo Dictator Seizes Reins of Philippines
London dispatches report Aguinaldo proclaimed himself dictator after disbanding the Filipino congress. In Manila US ships move, with the cruiser Boston sailing to San Francisco and Oregon to be stationed off Japan for blockade duty. The gunboat Albany has captured three sailing vessels and a steamer near Negros. prisoners from Yorktown are held well and treated fairly.
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Associated Press
London
Manilla
Aguinaldo Haa
Manila
United States
Boston
W. H. Whiting
San Francisco
Nagagaki
Japan
Oregon
Jagapan
Gulf of Lingayes
Albany
W. H. Standley
Negros
Yorktown
J. C. Gilmore
Baler
Return of Volunteers Delayed to Ensure Comfort
Washington reports that the general staff plans to defer departure times for certain units heading to Portland on transports Ohio and Newport. Sixth infantry will assist Californians at Negros on arrival, while Hancock sails soon with Nebraska and other troops. The president urges comfortable voyages and precautions to prevent sickness, with care not to overload transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Manik
Washington
Portland
Ohio
Newport
Sixth Infantry
Negros
Hancock
Nebraska
Otis
Nee rah High school class day exercises close
Neenah Wisconsin June The city hall auditorium was packed for the Nee rah High school class of 69 class day program. Students listed include David Ashman Louisa Ulrich Will Krueger Jas Krueger Petrine Wohld Olive Plummer Leverette Giffin Cassie Cole. The mandolin orchestra provided music as the evening proceeded toward commencement at the Methodist church with salutatory by Anna Hanson and valedictory by Peter Schoeller. Rev W D Cole of Milwaukee to give address. City council elected Frank Ballister and Delos Teal as school commissioners. Also notes a dance at Grand Army hall in honor of Miss Pearl Schug and social events surrounding Miss Shortie of Tiffin Ohio and others. Winnebago Baptist convention sessions well attended with officers elected Rev J S Forward moderator and Rev K A Myers clerk J H Taylor treasurer Green Bay. H J Voxsburg of Wayland Academy gave an address. convention closes this evening. Rev W J Cordick of Wausau visited John Mussop. Suise Nina Hale visiting Fund du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh School
Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
City Hall
Neerah High School
David Ashman
Louisa Ulrich
Will Krueger
Jas Krueger
Petrine Wohld
Olive Plummer
Leverette Giffin
Cassie Cole
Methodist Church
Anna Hanson
Peter Schoeller
W. D. Cole
Milwaukee
Frank Ballister
Delos Teal
Menasha High School
Grand Army Hall
Pearl Schug
Crystal Falls
Mias Maud Shortie
Tiffin. O
Mias Mayme Fitzgibbor
Win Wallen
Oshkosh
George Webb
Appleton
Winnebago
Wayland Academy
W. J. Cordick
Wausau
John Mussop
Suise Nina Hale
Fund du Lac
Jefries Fitzsimmons Right Near Finishing Touches
Nearly all preparations for the Jeffries Fitzsimmons match are complete as pugilists rest with light work. Jeffries will depart for the scene soon, reportedly in proper condition. Fitzsimmons left training for a talk and was rubbed down, with trainers monitoring to keep him from staling.
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Jefries Hoi Brady
New York
Jefries-Fitzsimmons
Purist
Mead
Jeffrien ix
Asbury Park
Amino
Han
Fiszsimmana
Gould Bieta CPE Another Shipment 0 87,070,000 Mating a Tere
An Associated Press dispatch from New York reports a national bank shipping funds in gold to a destination on Steamers sling Saturdays. The total amount implicated is 500,00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatol Presa
New York
Dune
Nationaliry | Bank
Wisconsin Odd Fellows Close Annual Session in Oshkosh
The fifty third annual session of the Grand lodge of Wisconsin Odd Fellows adjourned at 12 15 today with thanks to Oshkosh citizens local members and the city press. Many members planned to stay over to see the city but bad weather caused departures by noon trains and disrupted planned sightseeing.
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Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Odd Fellows
Green Gay
Oshkosh
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Storer Is Logated and Missing Minister Heard From
The newly appointed United States minister to Spain, Bellamy Storer, started for Madrid and was heard from unofficially. he was due to arrive in San Sebastian yesterday and present credentials to the queen regent next week. Secretary Hay met him during a weekly diplomatic day. Stanton Sickles left Madrid to meet Storer, who would then proceed to Madrid for two days.
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Associated Press
San Sebastian
Spain
United States
Belamy Storer
Madrid
Washington , D.C
State Department
Hellamr Storer
Hay
Gordon
Stanton Sickles
Orter
Belllamy Storer
Storer
Nine heat deaths reported in New York by noon today
Nine deaths from the heat were reported in New York up to noon. The thermometer registered a high of SL degrees as the city endured extreme temperatures.
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Nest
Noog Toray
Associated Press
New York
Sultan Ill With Illness Report From Vienna Dispatch
London reports from Vienna say the sultan of Turkey is dangerously ill. In New York Morris Foley, 56, a mechanic, accuses his wife Ellen and her daughter Hannah Poole of attempting his murder. Foley says his wife held him while her stepdaughter shot him. The family includes two young children. Police found wounds on Foley and fear he may die. Mother and daughter fought with Foley after a drunken dispute. The assailants are in custody at Sheepshead Bay.
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Ilan Aeenaes
Associated Press
New York
Morris Foley
Hannah Poole
Sheepshead Lay
Foley
Ghespshead Bay
Alhia Wie
Hie
Ellen
Hannah Paste
Rase
Turbulent loss and divorce noted in state dispatches
A translator in Ure from the mint defectors office plunged from a shaft in the treasury basement, sustaining likely fatal injuries. Meanwhile the eloquent Count Esterhazy case headlines a divorce ruling as authorities report varied government actions and civil matters.
Philippine War Dispatch Sketches Otis View on Insurgents
General Otis reports Philippine operations driving insurgents into the mountains and capturing towns around Manila bay while residents seek protection and travel constraints rise. Subsistence reports praise prompt rations, fresh beer and beef deliveries, with high transport efficiency and only one noted meal loss.
Prominent South Side Resident G W Ryckman Dies
Robert W Ryckman longtime Oshkosh resident and former justice of the peace died this afternoon at 130 South Main. Born January 17 1618 in Philadelphia he lived in Milwaukee Waterville and Oshkosh where he held posts from postmaster to judge of the peace. Survived by four sons including John W Ryckman and A Ly Ryckman with homes in New York Cincinnati and Oshkosh. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Robert W. Ryckman
South Main Street
Mr. Eyckmar
Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee
Waterville
Wis
Oshkosh
Hearst
Miles T. Stickney & Co
Ran- Ras Street
South Main
Ryckman
South
Ule
Dicary
Wheety
John W. Ryckman
Cincinnati, O
A. Ly. Nyckman
Cits
Norton can factory discharges about 600 workers
About 609 employees of Norton Brothers tin can factory at Meywood Street were discharged today as some workers reported to be off ill or absent. The Associated Press dispatch from Chicago notes the mass layoff occurred without clear cause or advance warning.
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Norton
Associated Pretsy
Chicago
Norton Brothers Tin Can
Meywood
Equinecalyeihtere
British failure at Bloemfontein talks sparks Transvaal crisis
London dispatches report collapse of the Kruger Milner conference at Bloemfontein. Alfred Milner and British commissioners reject Kruger reform terms as inadequate and insist on internal Transvaal reform. Chamberlain confirms non intervention by foreign powers and says arbitration may be possible on damages from the Jameson raid.
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London
South Africa
Uitlandera
Kruger Suicht
Transvaal
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Bloemfontein
Mattesfontein
Kruger
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Reunion of the Fourteenth Rediment Arvigors Ends
Successful meeting closes the reunion of the Fourteenth regiment in Omro Wisconsin with a campfire at Masonic hall. Program includes welcome by Bert Coffman, responses by HL Magdeburg Rev G F Reynolds Dr J F Ford and Col James Sharp plus music by Shverar and a male quartet.
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Fourteenth
Omro
Wis
Fourteenth Regiment
Masonic Hall
Bert Coffman
Magdeburg
G. F. Reynolds
J. F. Ford
James
Recitation and meeting notes from Milwaukee club
Miss Katherine Smith recites with Grace Macdonald in a daughters of the regiment program. Music by Omrne orchestra and song by Sergeant Limers of Waupaca. Business meeting adjourned with F. Olt Magdeburg as president and BR Spink as secretary. Next meeting planned for Algera in June. Baseball game Perrin versus Omra postponed due to rain. new match set between Wich school and Hichs.
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Telle
Katherine Smithong
Grace Macd
Burg
Omrne Orchestra
Limers
Waupaca
F. OH
Magdebure
Milwaukee
HL Spink
Cou
Fondonis
H.W. Durand
A. Carter
A. M
Unclear text from early report on boundary questions
A garbled Washington dateline from June 7 reports state department actions on Canadian boundary regulation. It notes export graphers consulted on documentary pens, but key details and locations remain unreadable.
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Freeress Fa
Uw-Shs
Aseselated
Washington
State Department
Oshkosh aldermen face angry voters over library funding
Citizens in Oshkosh demand recall of aldermen who refused to authorize extra funding for a fireproof library upgrade and to aid ex Senator Sawyer. Wards list Thomas Riley, John Meentzen, Henry Kits, Joseph Ranked, Gustaf Yenth, Edwin Frank, W. Welshrod, J. Vous, A. Getchlus, J. Hamlish, Join Mulva, Theo Engelke. Critics cite opposition to Chicago contractors and changes from copper to other materials as key issues and press for rescinding Tuesday night votes.
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Thomas Riley
John Meentzen
Henry F. Kits
Joseph
Siropaon, II
Gustaf
Yenth
Edwin Frank
W. Welshrod
J.C. Vous
A. Getchlus
J. Hamlish
Mulva
Theo. Engelke
Oshkosh
Sawyer
Gbuyve
Selvin
Hearh
Chicago
aAblerman Welsbrod
Mn Sawyer
Weinbrod
Alderman Weisbrod
Weisbrod
Welsbrod
Welxbrod Drsieves
Thia
Citizens Traction Seeks $15000 Bond and Dissolution
Citizens Traction Co files for a $15000 bond and asks dissolution of Wnsanction related to the Doty street crossing matter. The bond is to be filed with the circuit court along with an indemnity for Northwestern Railroad against damages from potential accidents as track crossings involve in stream. The court had not ruled on the injunction when the bond application was made, and the request seeks dismissal of the injunction.
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Citizens ® Traction Co
Burnell
Doty Street
Citizens’ Traction Company
Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern Company
Tracion
Traction Company
Commissioner Evans Survived Session of Pennsylvania Encampment
IL Clay Evans, Commissioner of Pensions, was survicised at the state encampment session in Wikesbarre Pa. The meeting considered his recent action in Une m Bons and forwarded a resolution to the national encampment requesting an investigation.
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Pennsylwasty Gal
Prema
Unclear fragments describe a visit to Congressman Bland
Fragmentary report mentions Tehanen Ms. Tine D2 McComb returning from the country home of Congressman Bland. At doa m a pattern woman bestly worse than at any time. Pedle may be prepared for The Worat. The chill of today. The only mom satisfied with arbitration in the arbitrator.
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Tehanen
Tine
McComb
Bland
Doa. m
Bank Officials Held Negligent in Oshkosh Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago upholds a verdict against National Bank of Oshkosh Wisconsin finding bank officials negligent in a $72,000 embezzlement case. Frank Hellig, longtime teller, acted as agent for Margaret Munger who claimed about $15,012 in her favor. most funds were taken without her authority. Judge Jenkins states cashiers and presidents must not ignore suspicious activity and must supervise staff vigilantly.
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Associated Proag
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
National Bank of
Re, Munger
Jenkins
Heinrich Recital at First Presbyterian Promises Treat
Max Heinrich, head of the Chicago Conservatory of Music, brings his fine baritone voice to Oshkosh for an evening concert at First Presbyterian Church. He has fully recovered from a recent illness that caused a postponement, and his rare artistry draws broad interest from music lovers.
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First Presbyteries
Max Heinrich
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Oshkosh
First Presbyterian Church
Barlisne Hig
Case of Eoward Zellar Discontinued in Oshkosh Court
The lawsuit by Edward Zellar through guardian ad litem Robert Buckstaff against the city of Oshkosh to recover 3000 for injuries was paused after key witnesses went absent. Attorneys differ on whether the action will be restarted or deemed non-suited, with the city contending the case ends.
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Oshkosh
Roppel
Edward Zellar
Ad Utem
Robert Buck
M. ‘H. Eaton
the Plaintif
Eaton
John Kiuwin
Kiuwin
Kluwin
Traction Co Kot Interested Denial From Kaukauna Line
Manager Downs clarifies Citizens Traction Co not seeking Kaukauna franchise and not involved with Jessiro's efforts. The company insists it plans only the Ochosh to Neenah line, despite erroneous Neenah and Kaukauna dispatches tying it to local railway movements.
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Downe
Citizens’ Traction Company
Kaukauna
Eas
Ekaukauna
Jessiro
Downs
Ochhosh
Neenah
Mrs Caroline Mueller dies aged 72 in South Shie
Mrs Caroline Mueller aged 72, resident of South Shie PamceAe, died Wednesday night of general debility. Survived by six children, three in Germany and three in the United States. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from Eighth Street Faith Church, Rev. Mr K Reppin officiating.
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South Shie PamceAe
Caroline Mueller
Eleventh Street
Axe
Germany
Eighth Street
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Congress
Searce
Mauile Mor den Francisco
Eragckace Fuluateers
Eena H
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Oxhroah
Vintturs
U. S
Sebastian
Spanish Capitol
Thuke Lusk
Sultan IS
Oerof
Turkey
Vanferqnalyick
Vienna
Katie Fate
Laylor
Girreterof
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J. C
John L. Laylor
Mint
Noor
Treasury Department
Ulay
Lalor
Temmtese Raterhary Merced
Paris
Eloiy Tribie
Stace
St Esterhaay
Morong
CEN
Mavay
Aak
Mauliia
D. C
Philippines
Otison
Moran
AnUpoli
Morone
Manill
Sland
Jexdera
Oy War Department
Akethos
Otls
Nir
Robert H. Fitzhugh
Australia
Casco
Cart Ana
Gobert W. Ryckman
South Side Paanen
England
Paul
Kenton
FL. Magdeborg
Senateur
Dtrong
Crithia—tepimatone
Chimcise Efans
Blas
Teday
Tomfort
BANK
Frank Heilig
U. 4 Court of Appeals
Mathonal Bank of
Heinrich
Men Mueller Bedie
Watt
Ciawdy
San Son
Wisconsin
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