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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1900

Page

3

MacArthur outlines terms of peace in Philippines

General MacArthur responds to Filipino peace proposal, pledging preservation of most rights except jury trial and bearing arms. He rejects expulsion of friars, leaving this to Taft commission. Samar garrison shifts to Leyte, with Twenty-ninth Infantry reinforcing Samar.

Manila MacArthur United States Taft Forty-third Infantry Samar Leyte Twenty-ninth Infantry

MacArthur favors leniency in insurrection cases

Manila May 19 The first act of General MacArthur on insurgent policy shows leniency similar to General Otis. A native, Laczamana, was tried by a military commission in Batangas for spying and sentenced to death. MacArthur disapproved the sentence, ordering him held as a prisoner of war. Gabriel Cayaban, Pangasinan pueblo president, was convicted of conspiracy and jailed five years with a $2000 fine. Otis reviewed several cases, upholding death for guerrillas attacking Filipinos aiding Americans, while sparing those who ambushed U.S. soldiers.

Manila MacArthur Otis Ramon Laczamana Batanzas United States Thirty-eighth Infantry Army of the United States Laczamana Gabriel Cayaban Pangianina Pete

Eight-Year-Old Burglar Caught in Store Theft

Eight-year-old Frank Jacricio was caught lifting a till at 821 South Eleventh Street by Officer John Sparboro. Investigators say a dozen youths around his age, up to ten, were involved in a series of looting across the neighborhood, previously thought to be the work of adult thieves. Jacricio’s parents requested placement at the House of Refuge.

Frank Jacricio South Ninth Street John Sparboro South Eleventh Street Riddleberger Johnston Roney Owever Youngrisoner Secrtcio Perente House of Refuge

Two Men Drowned in Hudson Near Yonkers

In the Hudson near Yonkers opposite Jersey shore two Yonkers men aged 18 and 2 were drowned after their canoe tipped in nine feet of water. Both worked for Citizens' National Bank. Bissell belonged to Yonkers Canoe Club and was an expert canoeist while Longbotham was less skilled.

New York Harry P. Bissell Clifford Longbotham Hudson Jersey Shore Yonkers Bissell Longbotham Citizens’ National Bank Yoners Egene Jersey

Hanna Denies Utah Mine Owners’ Big Campaign Gift

Cleveland June 24 Senator Hanna said his attention was called to a story claiming three Utah mine owners who backed Bryan in 1906 gave $50,000 each to McKinley’s campaign. He called the tale a pure fabrication.

Cleveland Hanna Utah Bryan McKinley

Delegate Victim of Hemorrhage at Republican Convention

Colonel W. W. Ellis of Wilinski Iowa collapsed from a hemorrhage while attending the Republican National Convention and was rushed to a hospital. He is reported as stricken during the event with medical staff attending.

W. W. Ellis Wilinski Iowa

Forty one lives lost in two wrecks

A fierce storm and a fiery collision killed forty one people as a passenger train and a freight wrecked five miles south of McDonough. Flagman Quinlan aided evacuation but most victims perished. lists of the dead and the missing include numerous Fond du Lac and Oshkosh residents. Bodies stored in McDonough and Depere undertakings, with injured taken to St Vincent’s Hospital after Depere High School hosted a temporary ward.

Quinlan McDonough Atlanta Macon W. A. Barclay Georgia Midland Gulf Road Here Depere Depere High School

Seven Die In Northwestern Train Collision At Depere

Green Bay Wis June 24 A north bound passenger train carrying excursionists to the Saenger festival collided with a freight train at Depere at 10 1 2 o clock this morning. Seven persons were killed and several injured in the crash while the freight train crew escaped.

Green Bay Wis Depere

Roumanian Jews Speak of Wrongs at Home in Meeting

Hundreds of Roumanian Jews gathered at Fern Hall on Fifth Street to denounce the Roumanian government for persecution and property confiscation of their countrymen. Speakers recounted personal experiences and documentary evidence, moving audience members to tears as they urged action in the United States. The gathering, led by Henry Schoenfield with Rev. Dr. Hershel presiding, signals more demonstrations to alert Americans to the Hebrews' plight in Roumania.

Fern Hall Fifth Street Carpenter Hershel Henry Schoenfield Roumania Aaron Rosburg Ania

Bell Stabbing Victim Stabs Back. Suspect Caught

Richard Bell a 30 year old newspaper man was stabbed by John Cain at the Bijou Theatre on Broadway. Cain a Delavan House porter was held without bail after admitting the act and claiming Bell tripped him. Bell underwent surgery with seven wounds including three to the intestines. fate uncertain.

New York Richard Bell Bijou John Cain Delavan House Tom O'Rourke Tim Sullivan Cain New York Hospital Bell Calin

Delaware News Briefs Report Local Events and Elections

Tonight Wil on High School hosts recommencement exercises at Gra Opera House. Bernard Donahoe seeks Democratic nomination for Representative First district Wilmington. Rev Francia H Moore on six week trip from Forest Presbyterian Church Lansdowne. Rev B T Moore preached at Grginette Howard School Wilmington yesterday. Central Presbyterian Wilmington held memorial for Geo W Bush. Forest Presbyterian Middletown class meeting disrupted by neon crash. Wilmington Elk lodge grants medal to Bertha Greenwood. Thefts and disturbances noted with local police investigating.

Wilon Te Gra Delaware State Sunday School Association Bernard Donahoe Wilmington Francia H. Moore Dastor Forest Presbyterian Church Letown B. T. Moore Grginette Howard School Colored Baptist Church Central Presbyterian Church Wilmingtoon Geo W. Bush Middletown Wilmington Lodge of Elksh Little Bertha Greenwood George T. Smith United States

Roberts' Sentence for Unlawful Cohabitation

Salt Lake, June 24. B H Roberts found guilty of unlawful cohabitation. The court ordered a fine of 150 dollars or 150 days in county jail. A thirty day stay was granted for filing a bill of exception.

Salt Lake B. H. Roberts

Dewey to Have an Outing at Narragansett Pier

Admiral and Mrs. Dewey are expected Monday night at Narragansett Pier. On Thursday they will dine at the Mathewson, attend a concert, and later observe a reception and ball planned for the evening.

Dewey The Times Narragansett Pier Admiral

Carpets and Mattings Sale at Archambaults

W E Archambault and Son announce deep discounts on carpets and mattings on Monday June 25. Axminster carpets at $1 per yard, Wilton Velvets at $1.10, high grade Chinese mattings and fancy mattings reduced, remnants from 60c to 85c, and Japanese mattings offered at substantial cuts with vivid colors and long rolls.

Axminster Lowell

Archambault Firm Versus Archambault Firm Court Entry

A dispute titled V. E. Archambault & Son versus V. E. Archambault & Son appears in court records involving N. E. Cor. located at Market Street and adjacent streets. The filing references a business or property matter with parties sharing a surname and familial relation.

Italian husband halts deadly attack on wife and son

Police special officers Shannon and Hendrickson thwarted a murderous plan at 42 League Street. Joseph Tatoli, drunk and enraged, fought to kill his wife Maria and their ill son as neighbors heard a child’s cries, prompting a tense arrest on a crowded front. The motive tied to delusions of desertion after job loss. Local magistrate setup for preliminary hearing.

Shannon and Hendrickson Seventh Carpenter Streets League Street Joseph Tatoli Maria Tatoll Shannon Apec Jahe Hae Tatell Toughill

Strawbridge & Clothier Carpet Clearing Sale Highlights

The East Store on Second and Third Floors announces a twice yearly carpet clearing with steep discounts on Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets, Brussels and ingrain carpets. Remnants and short pieces priced from 40c to 75c per yard as notable patterns and borders are offered.

Bed Clothings and Quilts Sale Listings

Items include Crochet Bed Spreads in Marseilles pattern double bed size about 500 units slight soiling but good, reduced from $1.00 to $1.25. Silk and Satin Quilts down filled now offered after price drop from $30.00 and $35.00. Roman stripe Silk Blankets couch covers slightly soiled discounted from $1.50 and $2.00. White blankets cotton and wool mix mildly soiled valued at $3.50.

Marseilles

Ferris Waists 25 Cents for Cambric Children’s Tops

Advertises Cambric Ferris waists for children ages 1 through 10 at 25 cents each. Described as well made with strong bone buttons. Sold at the East Store on the second floor.

Brooklyn Widows of a Cafeteria Confidence Trick

Two Brooklyn women fall for a polished stranger who dined with them in a Broadway cafe after returning their handkerchief and inviting them to lunch. He vanished after pledging to buy theater tickets, leaving unpaid bills of 10.75 dollars. One woman offered her diamond watch as collateral. the brother, a West Point graduate lieutenant, seeks the man to answer for the humiliation.

Broadway Brooklyn

Boston Street Cars Show Large Ridership and Growth

General William A. Bancroft reports Boston street car ridership reached 233 million last year with 42 million free transfers. Dewey Day passengers neared 1.08 million. seven power stations supply 40 000 horsepower. The system spans 340 miles of tracks across twelve municipalities with about 100 000 daily miles driven.

William A. Bancroft Brighthelmstone Club Allston Brighton Boston Elevated Railway Company Boston Philadelphia

Reduction Sale of Bedroom Suits

We are clearing floors and storage for autumn goods with about 100 Bedroom Suits available from two to ten of a kind. Priced this morning with no old stock. all from this season's patterns. West Store, Third Floor.

West Store

Missionary Catharsis on Eastern Harems and Christian Duty

Mrs. Bishop recounts harrowing scenes from Oriental harems, detailing favored wives, concubines, slaves, and brutal intrigues. She condemns upper class cruelty and calls for Christian women to reap a vast harvest of 100 million souls, urging focus on missionary work rather than funds or workers.

Anchor Memorial at Arlington for Maine Sailors

Arlington Cemetery adds a Maine memorial shaped like a simple anchor. The crude antique anchor rests with a wooden crossbar ten feet high and a bronze tablet listing 163 sailors from the USS Maine, lost near Havana in 1898 and later reinterred in December 1899.

Arlington Cemetery Washington New York Tribune Havana Boston Harbor Maine Arlington

Bargain Sale On Men’s Suits At Lothiers and Furnishers

Light colored Scotch Cheviot suits drop to $10 from $16 with all sizes available. Serge suits Flannel trousers and white vests also featured. Best assortments and low prices promised at Lothiers and Furnishers Cornerith and Chestnut Streets.

Senator Mason on Food Adulteration and Honest Labeling

In the North American Review Senator W. E. Mason discusses sophistication in foods. He condemns diluted milks preserved with acids and jams made with gelatine dyes and acids as frauds. He argues for clear labeling and national law requiring manufacturers to stamp their name and date of manufacture on every package.

North American Review W. E. Mason Beyvery

Out of the Frying Pan Blues in a Depression Era Note

A worried speaker laments financial strain and illness as dues remain unpaid. The verse implies anxiety about health, respectability, and social judgment amid a needy, unsettled mood.

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