Massachussetts and Indiana Ordered For Two Months Cruise
Tuesday afternoon orders to ready the Massachusetts and Indiana came to Admiral Silas Casey for a two months cruise. The ships were coal ed and provisioned and will sail to Newport News then Newport to join the North Atlantic squadron under Admiral Farquhar. The Hartford arrived with 500 marines and sailors. Officers and crews rushed to prepare, while naval officials described the drill as mobilization practice rather than a declared campaign.
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Our Troops Worn Out in Chasing Aguinaldo
A Manila dispatch from June 4 reports Major P. March’s men of the Thirty-third Regiment returning to Candon by steamer from Aparri. Exhausted and underfed after 250 miles in the mountains, with 13 of 50 horses surviving, the battalion collapsed at Piat. Eighty seven men were moved to Muñoagaao in bull carts, with officers Cage and Greenwalt noting uncertain if Aguinaldo was shot. Filipino officials are accused of treachery and aiding Aguinaldo, with loyal telegraph operators now exposed and letters showing contributions to Aguinaldo from foreign business interests.
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Candon
March
Aparri
Piat
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Young
Aguinaldo
Cayayan Valley
Tirona
Aguinaldo Accusations Denied by General Greene
In Washington the President sent a Senate reply to Aguinaldo’s True Version of the Philippine Revolution. General Greene states Aguinaldo’s claim that six American guns were captured and recaptured is unfounded and the Americans did not retreat or abandon firearms.
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Senate
Aguinaldo
Manila
F. W. Greene
Greene
Kearsarge to Join North Atlantic Squadron
Washington reports the battleship Kearsarge ordered to join the North Atlantic squadron and likely leave New York on June 8. The Kentucky drills at Lynn Haven Bay until June 15 before returning to Hampton Roads. The Baltimore with Admiral Watson aboard reaches Colombo. Adams at Bremerton Scorpion at Boston Don Juan de Austria at Canton.
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Canton
Will Test Governor's Right to Make School Cut
Harrisburg reports Democratic chairman Rilling plans to challenge Governor Stone's authority to cut one million dollars from the school appropriation. He has engaged James A. Stranahan to prepare a case for Dauphin County Court, with support from Colonel Guffey and other Pennsylvania Democrats. Billing believes the court ruling will oppose Stone's earlier message to curtail school funds.
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Rilling
Democratic Committee
Stone
James A. Stranahan
Dauphin County
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Billing
Gennesee Stone
Divorced After Twenty One Years In New York
Dr. Arthur M. Jacobus former president of the New York County Medical Society and trustee of the New York Academy of Medicine was granted an absolute divorce after twenty one years of marriage. The couple separated after one year of apparent happiness with a named lawyer as co respondent and Mrs. Jacobus offered no defense.
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Tom Times
New York
Arthur M. Jacobus
New York County Medical Society
New York Academy of Medicine
Jacobus
Bright prospects for the Philippines face cautious outlook
London reports the Manila consul notes 1890 trade revived after insurrection and port reopening. Interior turmoil remains a barrier to exports while living costs rise in Manila. Drainage and land recovery may attract American enterprise, with Manila potentially becoming a major regional commercial power before 1900. Hemp and tobacco face short term pressure.
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London
Manila
Hardford
Philippine Islands
Foreign Office
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advice Letter
Advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a nationwide cure for women's illnesses. It claims vast approval with letters of thanks and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Historic Republican convention under way in Rochester crowd
The piece describes preparations and tensions at the Republican convention in Rochester with notes on fundraising, decoration plans, and staff movements. It reports Major General Otis as a potential vice presidential candidate and clarifies ticket and security rumors. Officials outline seating, headquarters, and decor progress as Western Union plans new offices for the event.
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Elwell
Otis
Philippines
Stephen W. Bolles
Rochester
New York
Wiswell
Hanna
National Committee
Court House
Lit Brothers
Western Union Telegraph Company
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Robert Steel
Osing
Chestnut Street
Western Union Company
TROLLEY CAR OFF THE TRACK NEAR WALLINGFORD
A Media division trolley car 21 derailed near the railroad bridge over the Central division of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Wallingford. Several injured include J Watts Mercur Edgar D Melville motorman Brown Mrs Mattle Sil and Miss the Founde. Rail spread caused the crash delaying travel two hours.
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Chester Traction Company
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Central Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Watts Mercur
Edgar D. Melville
Mercur
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Brown
Mattle Sil
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Chester
the Founde
First Street
Upland
Yamagata resigns cabinet as Japan seeks new alliance
Reports from London say Marquis Yamagata's cabinet has resigned and the Emperor has invited Matsukata Masayoshi to form a new government. Advices indicate discussions to create a coalition cabinet are underway amid political turmoil in Japan.
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Marquis Ité
Goalition Cabinet
Japan
London
Yamagata
Matsukata Masayoeh
Mason Chemical Ads Promote Cures for Dyspepsia Constipation and Coughs
Mason's Yellow Tubiets treat Dyspepsia Mason's Brown Tablets relieve Constipation Mason's Red Tablets address Coughs Mason's White Tablets ease Sore Throat. 30 tablets available through druggists or send for price. T Mason Chemical Company 618 Arch
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T. Mason Chemical Company
Fatal Shooting in a Hatred Fueled Shop Violence
In a Philadelphia shop a man fired four shots at his elder brother, killing him. The attacker fainted after the fifth round, was jailed by police, and the widowed victim left behind two children. Coroner to set inquest date.
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Michael Levy
Krause
Max Pagel
Crowley
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Ott & Nicoud
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Pine Streets
W. Cohen
Frank A. Travascio
Goldfus
Various Brief State and National News Items Mixed
Forest fires threaten timber in Beltramia St Louis and Morrison counties Minnesota. First National Bank of Chicago to absorb Union National Bank. American Foundrymen Association holds Chicago session. John Scholz saloonkeeper in Niles Center Ill killed Constable Peterson. Utah lead producers form plan to raise prices via exports. Martin Steiner 20 killed brother Philip Steiner wounded in Ky Hill Conn. Amee Hays says Seymour Johnson assets near 125 million. Neely extradition bill hearings delayed in New York. Democrats nominate James Albert Norton for Congress Thirteenth Ohio. Delegates elected L H Baltfeld J W Moore. Sixty delegates from Woman's Christian Temperance Union sail to Edinburgh convention. US issues sale notice Cincinnati for former Cuban director. Captain I T Jobe sentenced two years Columbus for forged transport papers. Japanese officials seek stock to improve local herds. US stock-price talks. Mill shutdown planned for June. Democrats second Maine district nominate Halsey Monroe. Bath elects Jona Beort? as delegate to national convention.
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Utah
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Philip Steiner
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Seymour, Johnson
I. T. Jobe
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Ohio
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Maine
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German fears grow over China crisis as troops mobilize
Berlin officials say the Chinese situation is most serious with a planned move of marines up the Pei Ho to Tien Tsin and the cruiser Hertha ordered to Taku. Baron von Ketteler says Germany will protect life and property and cooperate with other powers in suppressing the Boxers.
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Pei-Ho River
Tien Tsin
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China
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Beier
Taku
Associated Press
Reformed Presbyterians Debate Domestic Missions Policy
The Rev. James Y. Boice of 2213 Spring Garden Street headed to Sparta Illinois where the General Synod of the Reform will convene. Clergy expect discussion on foreign and domestic missions with several asserting too much focus on foreign work. The session spans ten days to decide the Synod's stance.
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Iil
General Synod of the Reform
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Central France Struck by Severe Storms and Losses
Storms hit central France causing crops and livestock damage and multiple deaths from lightning. Seven people drown and rail traffic is disrupted. Thiers reports about one million francs in damage across the area.
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Paris
France
Thiers
Wilmington Water Commission Refuses to Issue Yard Fountain Permits
Delaware news notes the Wilmington Water Commission denying permits to supply water for yard fountains. The piece lists local officials elected as commissioners and marriages of local residents. It mentions park funds and ongoing civic notes amid unclear OCR fragments.
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J. Gese
J. W. DeWitt
Iliam B. Lester
John M. Stannard
Wilmington
Mise Catherine Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
Mooy
William P. Bancroft
Wilmington Park
Crook
Sean Foard
Lang and Throat Diseases Relieved by Jagues Exsectorast
Every form of Lang or throat disease can be relieved and the great majority cured by the use of Jague's Exsectorast.
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Jague
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