Advance on Imus Reinforced as Lawton Pushes Inland
Washington reports Lawton’s force in Cavite province greater than previously stated with over 4,000 enemy lost to kill, wound, and capture. Troops cross to Las Piñas preparing an advance on Imus where insurgents reportedly hold an arsenal and more Manila supplies. Civilians flee Bacoor as Russians? No, locals seek food and aid. U.S. ships bombard Bacoor and press toward coast. General Anderson cites Dewey gifts enabling insurgent artillery. Spanish prisoners now serve in the insurgent field pieces under Aguinaldo.
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Tosargents
Lane
Congresman Bland
Manila
Wyoming
Lawton
Lay
Cascoes
Las Pinas
Inrus
Imus
Bacoor
Lina
Washington
Irons
Celm
Mann
Tursding
Zaputo
Ula
Fourth Cavalry
Baconr
Sursdey
Chienco
Anderson
Bauer
Dewey
Aguinaidy
Aguinaito
Philippines
Rctire
Admiral Dewey
Catook Porrestan
Aguinaldo
Miliping i
Aguinaldo Tun
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised for Curing Attacks
Mrs Edna Jackson of Peart Louisiana states severe female complaints caused hysterical fits, but after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she has been attack free for a year. She urges others to try the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Edna Jackson
Peart
Attempted assassination near Havana involving US officers
Report describes Major Kane and Captain Stuart of the Seventh Army being ambushed near Havana while in an ambulance. a Cuban assailant fired, the soldiers unarmed but unhurt, observers claim it was not serious. Also notes periodicals advocating annexation and local soldiers surrendering arms for $73.
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Nban
Havana
Kane
General Lee
Stafford
Seventh Airy
Stuard
Calone
Mung
Poartway
Alwitix
Michal
Suntiace de Chay
Tnde
United States
Tnite
TWO COMMISSIONS MEET IN PANAMA CANAL TALKS
Washington and Paria dispatches note two commissions in session. The Venezuelan commission meets in Spanish American peace quarters with Prof De Mar tens presiding and scholars Fuller Brewer Collins Russell among observers. A second commission on the Panama Isthmus selects Admiral Walker as president and briefs Secretary Hay on canal plans.
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Washington
Paria
Spanish-Armerican Peace Commission
de Martens
Fuller
Richard Collins
Baron Russell Justice Brewer
Dean
Webster
Ciapatt
Thousand Miners Out in Illinois Strike Across Subdistrict
Springfield June 15 miners in the Chicago and Alton subdistrict walked out after operators posted a notice raising pay to five cents for mining instead of the 40 cent rate set by the state board of arbitration. The strike includes Chatham Auburn Girard Carlinville Milwood Green Ridge Litchfield and Virden involving about a hundred thousand miners.
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Springfield
Chicago and Alton
Ming
State Board of Arbitration
Chatham
Auburn
Girard
Carlinville
Milwood
Green Ridge
Litchfield
Virden
Congress man Bland Dies After Prolonged Sleep
Lebanon Missouri June 15 Congressman Bland died at 4 50 this morning after a 32 hour sleep. Funeral will be held Saturday remains will lie in state tomorrow. The notice ends with an ornate line about diamond rain and Hood s Sarsaparilla described as precious jewels for the blood.
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Silver Dick
Lebanon
BR. P. Bland
Hood
Bland
Tariff the Mother of the Trust and Havemeyer On Stand
Industrial commission grills Henry Havemeyer head of the sugar trust who defends pricing, says trusts survive by efficiency and cheap markets for consumers, asserts business forces should not be meddled by government, quotes law and duty to stockholders. He cites survival of the fittest in business and broad opposition to federal supervision.
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Washington
H. C. Haymeyer
Sugar Trust
Industrial Commission
Atl
Extel
Cylirade
Orsus
Hartsoff
Havemeyer
Commission
Bnt
Rand
Trine
Wade
Havemeyer Defends Business Ethics Against Labor Critique
In a discussion on ethics of life and business, Havemeyer dismissed unions and claimed the tariff enabled the steel trust to influence prices. He argued that some business practices are cold and harsh but necessary, urged farmers to form protections, and denied any consolidation with independent refineries. He contrasted executive actions with news cycles and defended sugar policy against what he called unfair accusations.
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Labor
Havemeyer
Individual and mass interest clash over tariffs
A speaker recalls how refiners faced hostility from the Ways and Means Committee when he spoke as a representative of the American Refining company. He notes early offers to individuals but scant regard for corporate tariffs, arguing the era of the individual is past and profits must balance public and private interests.
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Ways and Means Committee
American Refining Company
Transvaal Negotiations Saturate London News
News of the Transvaal negotiations dominates European dispatches. Pretoria reports deny concessions tied to arbitration while Kruger holds firm, seeking plebiscite before actions. Volkstand backs his proposals, tension rises as officials warn of possible consequences.
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London
Transvaal
Leys
Europe
Pretoria
Gwe
Great Britain
Als
The
Hague
Kruer
Volkstand Bis
Kruger
Happ Nm
Endond
Goa
Lynching of Gray After Paroled from Prison
Moi Louisiana Takes a Sick A and Mang Mim in New Orleans reports the lynching of Kward Gray, previously jailed for burglaries with Charles Morrelle, after authorities released him for lack of evidence. Gray was abducted at night near Reserve and killed by a mob. Also noted are brief items from Lansing, Mich on railroad charter repeal, Washington on May trade, Epworth League meetings, and other assorted notices.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Kaward Gray
St. Juan Parish
Charles Morrelle
Gray
Friends
St. Iteter
Gage
Charie Thitodaaux
Murry Fie
Sro
Lansing
Mich
Senate
Michiga Central Hailroad Company
Houge
House
Pope Davies dac Cherey Urges Clergy to Back Republic and Order
Paris dispatch reports a letter from the pope to the archbishop of Paris urging clergy to stand firm for the republic and order. He calls for united work for religion and national prosperity. Also noted are Alaska and Seattle items on political figures and revenue measures.
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Pope Davies Dac Cherey
Paris
Pigaro
Paria
Abbreviated Telegrams From a 19th Century Wire
A compilation of brief items notes storms wrecks and disasters across U S towns. It cites Lake Shore Iron Works Marquette Mich wrecks. a 28 month old child burned at Fort Wayne Ind. a Chicago war revenue tax figure. railway dividends and Pullman orders. May exports of wheat from the U S. Goodrich Iron mine Ishpeming Mich to be reopened. drowning of Christen sen children near North Platte Neb. conviction of St Paul Zeltner for murder with mercy recommendation. health update on ex representative Bland. Poincare to form cabinet in Paris. smelter strike spreading in Denver area threatening 30 000 jobs. testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure marketed by local druggists.
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Lawson
Lonion
Chicago
Down
Hilnole
Bur-ington
Lake Shore
Des Moines and
Fort Dodge
Pullman Car Company
Argentina
United States
Goodrith
Ishpemabe
Mich
ALB Miner
Christensen
Platte River
North Platte
Neb
St. Paul Zeltner
Wne
Slayers
E. H Westenhaven
Bowling Green
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Cavite
Savey
Rane
Henry C. Havemeyer
Tariff
TRUST
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Morrelle
Bureau of Statistics
Rold
Wilver
Tocreman
Indianapolis
Court House Yard
State House Lawn
Stivets
Secretary of the Treasury
Klein, Als
Young Men's Christian Association
Spring Street
MN Waukee
Division Streets
Streator
Tis
John
Barrow
Hickory
Mo Fos
Jemren
New York
Mike Morrlesey
Irieh
Pusilixt
Peter Maher
Lenox Athletic Club
George Comléing
Jim dJeffries
Fairbanks
Seite
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Charles W. Farraghs
Pareley'satted
Poincare
Loubet
Rifolio
Council
Denver
W.M. Gallagher
Bryan
Ee B. Thomes
A J. Reisw
Davenport Furniture and Carpet Co
Brady St
Davenport
Cincinnati
Ohio
VIA
Rock Island
Peoria RY
R. I
Peoria
Twentieth Street
R. Stockhou
A. J. Riess
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