Officers Killed in the Philippines Reported by Gazette
Manila dispatch reports Captain W H Wilhelm and several lieutenants killed or wounded during a clash near Lipa Batangas. Ensuing pursuit by Yates' First Cavalry. insurgent losses not yet reported. Separate note from Rome confirms Anson Springer, born 1871 in France, killed in the Philippines. survivor details include widow and child.
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MANILA
W. H. Wilheim
Lipa
Batangas Province
Gaamalea
Imaurgenta
Yates
First Cavalry
Springer
71st
Lee
Capista Whheim
Charles B. Ramsey
21st infantry
United Sta i Philippine Commission
Carlesis
Laguna
ROME
Anson Springer
Philippines
France
Cornell
wass
West Point
Plattaburg
Ziat Infantry
Cuba
Plattsburg
Hague Tribunal Not Acceptable in China Indemnity Talks
The United States formally declines a joint guarantee for China's indemnity payment citing presidential restrictions. Diplomatic circles debate whether most European powers will push a joint instrument or pursue separate arrangements. US would negotiate its American share directly with China if a joint guarantee proceeds. European powers doubt a Hague tribunal referral will be acceptable to their governments.
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WASHINGTON
United States
China
Hague tribunal
Tevis Died of Appendicitis in Yokohama
Hugh Tevis of California died in Yokohama on June 6 after an appendicitis operation. A cable to ex-Governor W. Baxter from Mrs Tevis, his widow, said she would sail with his body to San Francisco aboard the Dork.
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Gazette
DENVER
Hugh Tevis
California
Yokohama
W. Baxter
Albert T Patrick Pleads Not Guilty In Rice Murder Case
Albert T. Patrick pleads not guilty to murder of William Marsh Rice before Judge Cowing in New York Court of General Sessions. Co-defendants David L Short and Morris Meyer also plead not guilty to forgery. All three remanded. no bail request. Arraignment follows Judge Foster’s ruling last Friday.
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Gazette
NEW YORK
Albert T.Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Cowing
General Seasions
David L Short
Morris Meyer
tombe
fnee Foster
Missing girl found with throat cut in Poplar Springs
Miss Bessie Jackson adopted daughter of dairyman R C Flower was found murdered near her Poplar Springs home after a days missing. A negro boy employed on the Flower place was arrested on suspicion and coroner Dr H J Green testified the girl had been brutally assaulted. The neighborhood is in an uproar and the suspect will be brought to the city tonight.
Excursion Reaches Washington for Pan-American Trip
A party of fifty four travelers from California on a Los Angeles Times excursion arrived in Washington on June 10 and will sight see until Wednesday morning. The group departed June 4 with stops at Grand Canyon, Kansas City, Chicago, and Pittsburgh, and will visit Philadelphia, New York City, Buffalo, and six days in Buffalo before returning to Los Angeles by July 4. The trip features comfortable travel and on board editing of the Times Buffalo Flyer.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
California
Los Angeles Times
Grand Canon
Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York City
Buffalo
Detroit
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Monterey
Los Angeles
Times
Buffalo Fleg
Kitchener report on Boer losses and captures for June
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener's tally for last month: 2,440 Boers killed, imprisoned or surrendered. From June 1 to 30, 26 killed, 4 wounded, 409 prisoners and 3 surrendered. 661 rifles, 115,550 rounds, 120 wagons and 4,900 horses captured. Also, at Pioneer, Tenn., John David slain by C B Byrd after an alleged conflict.
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LONDON
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
HUNTSVILLE
Tenn
John David
C. B. Byrd
Pioneer
David
Byrd
Sacramento Agency Promises No Charge for Successful Collections
Financial notice for Sacramento Collecting Agency located at 14 i street Sacramento Cal. Specializes in nationwide collections with facilities for handling railroad and country accounts. AJ Madsen is manager. Apritet.
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Sacramento
Cal
AJ MADSEN
apritet
Kansas City Murder Trial Opens Amid Strain on Defendant
Lulu Prince Kennedy sits in court after a breakdown as the murder trial of Philip Henmely moves forward. State witnesses allege a conspiracy by Kennedy, her father, and brothers, with Will Prince tied to the crime and the weapons used, while the defense plans to present its case after the noon recess.
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Gazette
KANSAS CITY
Lulu Prince-Kennedy
Philip H. Henmely
Nearing
Kennedy
Jack Caldwell
Will Prince
Court house
Will
Prince
Miss Jackman
Head End Collision Occurs in Kentucky
A head on collision on the Louisville and Nashville line two miles south of Colesburg Kentucky left no passengers injured. Trainmen Engineer T B Gibson J F Fitzpatrick Fireman Fitzpatrick Postal Clerk Hargrove Shipley J W Johnson Express Messenger Ed Coward all hurt but expected to recover.
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Gazette
ELIZABETHTOWN
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Colesburg
T. B. Gibson
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Hargrove
Shipley
J. W. Johnson
porter
Coward
RUMORED SETTLEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
The Hague dispatch says Queen Wilhelmina sought William II consent to end the war via the Hague arbitration. Germany says Britain France and Russia did not ask to intervene and Kruger sought good offices while Boer forces did not formally request court aid. Kruger and Leyds arrived at The Hague and stay with Boer envoy Wolmarans.
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BERLIN
The
Mines Journal today
Hague
Wilhelmina
William
Zweibund
Dreibund
Associated Press
Count Von Buelow
France
Russa
Germany
Kruger
Europe
Great Bone
Hague arbitration court
THE HAGUE
Kruger l
Leyds
Shriners Meet in Kansas City Amid Optimism for 1902
Shriners pour into Kansas City for the twenty seventh Imperial Council meeting with large delegations from Columbus Buffalo St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Omaha New York Memphis Louisville Denver and San Francisco. Imperial Potentate and auit arrive today as a street parade opens the gathering amid decorated autos and seven divisions. In Washington doctors report Mrs McKinley’s condition favorable and improving though not yet out of danger as the President shows cautious optimism.
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Gazette
KANSAS CITY
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Columbus
Ohio
Imperial
B. W. Rowell
Fire in coal mine at Lake Fidler collapses operations
A major fire at Number 2 Stone of the Lake Fidler Colliery in Shamokin Pa breaks out Saturday morning and spreads rapidly. Officials remove mules from the shaft as Coal Run creek is diverted into the slope, delaying shaft resumption for weeks and leaving about a thousand workers idle.
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SHAMOKIN
Stone
Lake Fidler
Coal Run creek
Two Men Get What They Were Looking For
James A. Hamilton sought proof against his wife in a divorce case and, with a witness, watched her house near Newport Ohio. At 2 a m he encountered Robert Areya at a rear door. Hamilton was shot and killed and Areya shot himself and died later.
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Gaszette
NEWPORT
James A. Hamilton
Robert Areya
Hamilton
Areya
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Reno
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Tennessee
KENTUCKY
Setha Goss
SHRINERS’ CONVENTION
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McKinley
White House
Lane
Hodgkinson
Nevada Hardware & Supply Company
John &. Stotsomop
Chidren
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Joan Sumercano
R. HERZ & BRO
Reno Jewelers
ALFRED NELSON
Free Joyment Bureau
seaneetion
HARRY L. McDUFFEE
VIRGINIA STREET
KOLSTER & URBAN
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Iron Bridge
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tim
Sullivan & Harrington
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