Mindanao Struggle and Courts Martial Reported in Manila
Reports from Manila detail Gen Davis's Mindanao operations including shelling forts and wounded troops. Separately Gen Jacob Smith faced court martial with findings to Washington, and Arthur Howard's Desertion trial concluded amid possible parole or rearrest. Tornado damage in Iowa injures nine and damages property across multiple counties.
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Mitts
Reed
Manila
Gen
Jacob Smith
Washington
Tornado Toll and Convention Notes Across the Nation
Descriptions of multiple tornado strikes from Weston to Bayard causing extensive damage and injuries in Iowa and Nebraska, with reports of downed lines and disrupted communications. In Los Angeles a women’s club convention sees political maneuvering and a grand fiesta noted for its artistry and pageantry.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Club
Mis
Robert J. Burdette
California
Denis
New York
Worane Mearshal
George Cole
Remarkable Operation At City Hospital
Dr Sterne and colleagues in Indianapolis performed a groundbreaking operation on Thomas De Golyer a dray man from Anderson after a Jan 4 accident. His horse ran away his overcoat caught on the axle and he somersaulted twice breaking his neck and paralyzing him from the neck down. The procedure removed part of the vertebra and doctors say he will recover though he is very weakened after the long delay.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sterne
Pathet
Thomas de Golyer
Drayman
Anderson
de Golyer
Young Lowell lad confesses to farm owner murder in Hammond
Arthur Moyer, a 1-year-old from Lowell, admits killing farmer Dougles Craft on April 18 in Hammond Indiana. He had earlier claimed Craft shot at him and died by his own action, then confessed after arrest in Kankakee. Craft lay in a barn twelve hours before his wife learned of the tragedy.
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Howard
Manila
Arthur Howard
Waller
United States Army
Hazzard
J. Franklin Bell
Batangas
Spain
Rerinaldo
United States
Angeles
Pampanga
San Mateo
Tienry W. Lawton
Hammond
Ind
Arthur Moyer
Lowell
Dougles Craft
Moyer
Craft
Kankakee
Navigable Stage Assured on Mississippi by Rains
Heavy rains on the Mississippi above La Crosse Wisconsin early today raised hopes for steamboat traffic as crews awaited favorable river conditions. The brief dispatch notes improved water levels may ease navigation after a period of slow travel.
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Mississippi
Free Navy Officers Pardoned After Austere Arrests
Venice dispatch reports US Navy officers from the Chicago, arrested for resisting arrest during a disturbance, sentenced to prison but pardoned by the king. They boarded the Chir for Trieste claiming no drunken disorder or property damage, only a table overturned and subsequent mob assault.
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Venice
United States
US. S
Chicago
Chir
Trieste
Rebels Top Port au Prince as Dominican upheaval unfolds
San Domingue reports a revolution led by Vice President Vasquez with forces advancing on the capital. Government defenses remain on alert as telegraphic lines to the interior fail and all but the capital stay quiet awaiting further news.
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San Domine
Whey
Monreto Vasquez
Cily
Port Au Prince
Hayt
Republic of Sante
Puerty I
Saurent
Comet
Vasquez
Fire in Mit Gamti Kills Fifty Amid Heat in Egypt
Fifty people perish in a blaze at Mit Gamti on the Nile's right bank amid extreme heat. Thousands of native residences and 200 structures are reported destroyed as the fire rages through the town. Local authorities battle the flames and assess the damage.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mit Gamti
Damisett
Nile
Tornado Destroys Home. Fatalities Near Centerville Dakota
A tornado five miles east of Centerville Dakota last evening destroyed Victor Andersons home and barns. His baby was killed, his wife fatally injured, and his mother seriously hurt. Anderson reportedly lost his reason after the disaster.
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Centerville
Here
Victor Anderson
Anderson
Man Shot After Quarrel at Coats Home
Fred Bratz was shot and killed after visiting C. Coats to seek his wife’s protection. Bratz, a Minnesota native, and Coats, from Iowa, clashed when Bratz learned his wife’s location. Coats surrendered to authorities.
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Kenmare
N. M
Fred Bratz
C. Coats
Bratz
Coats
Te Is
Towa
Minnesota
Roosevelt urged to veto oleomargarine bill by national group
Denver sources report President Springer of the National Live Stock association telegraphed President Roosevelt urging a veto of the oleomargarine bill. The call aligns with agricultural sector opposition to the legislation.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Springer
National Liveste Association
William P. Cannon Dies After Fall Injuries
Danville May 3 William P. Cannon brother of Congressman Cannon and a figure in financial political circles died today from injuries after a fall.
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Congressman Cannon
Danville
William P. Cannon
Cannon
Tragic Fire After kerosene and lard Mixture Explodes
In Spring Valley Wisconsin on May 3 Perle Hill tried to boil kerosene with lard. The mixture exploded burning his wife and one child to death. Hill lost a hand and four other children were seriously injured. The house and contents were destroyed.
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Spring Valley
Wis
Perle Hill
Hill
Evans Nomination for Consul General at London
The president sent the nomination of H. Clay Evans to the Senate to serve as consul general at London. The report notes the nomination was dated May.
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Washington
H. Clay Evans
Lonsdon
Senate
Bill That Supposed to Change the Law on Injunctions Is Passed
Washington May 3 The house passed the anti conspiracy bill from the judiciary committee without debate. It bars criminal liability for two or more people to act in trade disputes and forbids courts from issuing restraining orders or injunctions in such cases. The senate diverted to other topics amid remarks about unrest in North Carolina and the use of violence in elections.
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van Wert
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Tle
Platt
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Reediet
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Trist
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Compa
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Witner
LaCrosse
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Minneapolis
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England
Chesterfield Church
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Bristol
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Chaos Reigns as Rebels Burn Stores and Kill Throng
Reports describe Kwang Si rebels in Ching Shang Pui slaying over a thousand people and leaving bodies unburied while burning homes and loot spread. Imperial Army desertions rise as towns fall. a man guilty of theft is to return to prison.
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Ching Shang Fui
Long Ride of a Tot from Jackson to Ann Arbor
Marvin Powell a year old Jackson boy rode a Michigan Central train solo on the rear platform. Lost to his mother at the station he wandered through the crowd and boarded the train. Station staff found him and placed him on the afternoon westbound train. he arrived home safe and well dressed.
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Jackson, Mich
Marvin Powell
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Michigan Central
Bale
Marthe Powell
Ypsilant
West
Long Range Bet Ends With Box of Cigars Won
A two decade old wager tied church fate to a box of Havana cigars. Zack Snyder and Mis bet with Jewett in Jewett's store over the direction a Methodist steeple would fall. Snyder won as the steeple fell away from the predicted path.
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Zack Snyder
Mis
Jewett
Snyder
I Snyder
Favorable Report On Fair Postponement Amendment
The senate committee reports favorably on a measure postponing the St. Louis exposition project. The item was introduced yesterday by Cockrell. The report arrives amid other city and regional notes from Chicago and Ann Arbor.
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Senate
Cockrell
Meat Boycott Placed By Amsterdam Union
The Amsterdam Central Labor Union with 5000 members adopted a resolution to abstain from meat handled by the so called mest rust for the next 30 days in Amsterdam Y.
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Sterdam
Amsterdam
Amslam Central Labor Union
Triennial gathering names next host city
The Independent Order of Esters closed its triennial session with Angeles selected as the next meeting place setting the stage for a future gathering.
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Angeles
Order of Esters
Storm
Ting
Widow awarded 9000 in federal court for railroad accident
The widow of switchman Voelker was awarded a $9,000 verdict in federal court after a Milwaukee yards accident. The jury deliberated ten minutes and found the railroad company negligent for not equipping cars with patent couplers, causing loss of life.
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Jow
Dubuque
Voelker
Milwaukee Yards
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