Otis Wants Help and Tilley Murderers Punished
Cable from Otis says about 50,000 troops needed for island control. Smith reports insurgents who killed Capt. Tilley punished. Eastern Negros under American flag. locals seek protection from robber bands pursued into mountains. Lawton commands Manila defenses. MacArthur oversees outer garrisons and transport lines. Philippine Volunteers pay rates and muster options discussed with Otis guidance.
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Negros
Hague
Washington
Alger
Otis
Tilley
United States
Manila
Jane
Lawton
MacArthur
San Francisco
Iowa
Sanancisco
American mediation scheme adopted by sub committee
The Hagee proceedings note the American mediation plan unanimously adopted by the sub committee with few changes. The first commission, 18 to 3, backs prohibitions on dumdum bullets and explosives from balloons, with Italy Austria and Great Britain in the minority. Agreement stalled on major proposals and the first commission’s work appears doomed.
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Tix
Italy
Austria
Cox delegates favored by Republican state central committee
In Columbus on June 1 the Republican state central committee ruled that under the party law the Cincinnati seats would be accorded to the Cox delegation. The decision would seat Holcomb delegates from Cleveland against Hanna and McKisson. In Buffalo on June 1 a settlement ended a strike with workers to return tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Cincinnati
Cox
Holcomb
Cleveland
Hanna
McKisson
Arbitration board closes contentious Pana dispute
Springfield Wis June 1 Hon H R Calef says neither Miners Union Secretary Ryan nor any union representative demanded discharge of non union workers at Pana. They agreed non union miners stay on job voluntary. Discrimination issue referred to board. Strikers riot in France and Plains region items follow.
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Springfield
Wis
H. R Calef
State Board of Arbitration
Pana
Ryan
Miners’ Union
Board of Arbitration
Hie
New Fort Smith, Ark
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Huntington
Delegates Gather for Trans Mississippian Congress Session
Chicago report notes the city crowded with delegates for the Trans-Mississippi congress in session. A coal dealer John Lind and his four month old son Raymond were attacked by a horse in a barn. the child died and Lind was gravely injured.
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Chicago
John Lind
Raymond
Lind
THAT YELLOW FEVER CASE. Only One at New Orleans with Fatal End
In New Orleans on June 1 a 17 year old girl Miss Grillo of Royal street died after a suspected yellow fever case reported by her physician. Board of health disinfected the house and autopsy confirmed yellow fever with no other suspicious cases in the city.
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New Orleans
Miss Grillo
Royal Street
Board of Health
Board of Experts
Boards of Health
Pain Conquered Health Restored by Lydia E Pink ham’s Compound
Letter to Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for helping a woman with fatigue back pain bearing down pain and menstrual issues. Includes testimonial of improvement after two then four bottles and a promise of free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Arbitration plans aim to form a permanent tribunal
The Hague June 1 article outlines American and British proposals for a permanent international arbitration court. It describes the tribunal composition, selection, powers, and procedures, including seating, rehearings, and cost sharing, plus a British bureau and council to administer the arbitration system.
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The
Hague
Pacific
Paris
German Empire
Prussia
Kingdom of
Italy
Sardinia
International Tribunal
Princefote
Cuban Plans Revolt and Philippines Troop Query
In Mavana on June 1 a Cuban resistance leader reportedly collected thirty cents from a Havana merchant as a supposed contribution to a revolution fund, with the merchant later revealing plans to Americans. Washington reports deny large troop increases in the Philippines, Otis to receive regulars, and possible reinforcements only if needed. Other items note a Havana editor’s divorce decree criticism, a Guanajay gang’s raid in Pinar del Rio, and a Desplaines rail accident killing one.
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Phillippines
Washington Post
Otis
Gilmore
Mavana
Havana
William L. Pitcher
la Lucha
Paris
Cuba
Guanajay
Mariel
Pinar del Rio
Trocha
Alger
White House
Manila
Iron beds among the most beautiful and affordable options
The article promotes iron beds as a striking and cost effective furniture choice highlighting their beauty and value for readers seeking stylish bedroom pieces. It emphasizes affordability and visual appeal in a compact home furnishing feature.
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John Kealer
Milwaukee
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Kewaunee
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McKinley
Sampson
Alfred C. Webber
Lisbon Center
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Kittery
Mr. T. Trafton
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Shepard
Nunda
Frank L. Shepard
Sons of Veterans of the United States of America
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Lansing
Mich
Mayville
George Stalker
Stalker
Tanner
James
H.C. Bothwell
Clay City
Clay County
Northern Penitentiary
Joliet
R. W. McClaughrey Jr
McClaughrey
London
Heald
Chicago and Northwestern Limited
Desplaines
Willard H. Davis
Joseph Sage
F. Arnold
Omah
Omaha
Union Pacific
Jilinovis Central
Rockport
Bright
Foley
Davenport Furniture and Carpet Co
Brady St
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