Encouraging Philippines Situation Under American Protectorate
The United States advisory commission reports hopeful sentiment in the Philippines. Many southern island towns favor American rule while fearing Aguinaldo's vengeance. The sultan of Sulu supports development and peace, and elections are being organized with local leaders chosen under new municipal powers. Continuous rain and flooding hinder camps, and insurrectionaries face defections as relations with authorities normalize.
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Aguinaldo
United States
Sultan of
Sulu
Manila
J. G. Schurman
United States Advisory Commission For the Philippines
Laaen
Santo Nicolas
Cebu
Schurman
Commission
Aguinido
Schurmian
Thonninton
Mindanao
Vieasin
Flo
Bula
Sehurman
Philippines
Siam
Bernes
British North
Painte
Fous
Bacoor
Parinoque
Las Pinas
Thas
Chaneral Lawton
Worcester
Riots injure many near Badalona amid Spain unrest
Reports from Madrid say Seville and Saville provinces are quiet after a day of disturbances. In Badalona, six miles northeast of Barcelona, more than thirty people were wounded in rioting surrounding a meeting supporting trial revisions for alleged anarchists jailed at Mint Juch fortress. A demon stration targeted a Jesuit convent as genderarmes faced stones from rioters. General Polavieja agreed with the premier to cut active army strength from 17 000 to a reduced figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badalona
Polavieja
Madrid
Sevills
Savage
Constantina
Saville
Barcelona
Mint Juch
Tula Vieja
Sener Silvela
Father recovers four kidnapped children from North Dakota
A Minnesota man, George L. Fry of Oankin, returns from North Dakota with four of his children who had been abducted by six men en route to Canada. Fry, a prosperous businessman, forced the release at gunpoint as the children cried out for him. The kidnappers remain unidentified and will be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fry
Min
Homeward Bound Troops Leave the Philippines for Home
Washington dispatch reports Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Utah units now returning from duty in the Philippines. Manila says transport Hancock and Senator left for San Francisco yesterday with Nebraska carrying 42 officers and 512 enlisted men, Pennsylvania 9 officers and 712 enlisted, Utah 9 officers and 48 enlisted. several discharged and one sick in Manila.
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San Fernando
Hateovk
Nebrarka
Utah Light Artillery
Senator
Tenneys- Vania
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Japan
Cavite
Bealora
Aguinaldo
Baldomero Auginaldo
Mariano Trias
Luzon
Rinses
San Francisco de Malibon
Washington
Juba
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Utih
Philippines
Genera Oe
War Department
Manila
Hancock
Utah
San Francisco
Lauterman
General Horatio Wright Dies After Illness
Washington reports the death of General Horatio G. Wright a respected Civil War veteran who served at Gettysburg the Wilderness and around Richmond. A distinguished engineer he joined the United States Army Corps of Engineers in 9 and remained active until retirement.
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Washington
Horatio G. Wright
Gettysburg
Campilain
Richmond
Wright
Otter
United States Army Engineers
Altoonn Fatal Altercation on July Night
Thomas Iking of Al toon Cabman was attacked by Jomea Williams on tenth avenue during a Wednesday event. Iking was knocked down and severely beaten, suffering a nose injury that led to his death that evening. Williams was reported to have fled the scene after the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoonn
Thomas Iking
Ain Altoon Cabman
Jomea Williams
Tenth Avenue Bartendsy
Williams
Jamor
King
Willems Gova
Miners clash as guards quell tension at South McAlester
July 2 report from Bouth MerAlester describes Korean and Texas mines at Conlante receiving four dozen miners from West Virginia. A guard detachment led by Marshal Grady moved to Canlgate to maintain order and head off trouble between union and non union workers.
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South McAlester
1. T
Mineourt
Conlante
Weat
Withla Vestentuy
Guards
Canlgate
Grady
Industries of Pennsylvania Silk and iron dominate state output
Harrisburg reports large gains in Pennsylvanias industry mix. Silk plants operated with about 699,508 spindles and 278 power looms, while pig iron output reached 5,067,970 gross tons and steel production totaled 1,278,984 gross tons. Employment numbers rise across iron, steel, tin plate, and related sectors with substantial wage figures.
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Keystone State
Harrisburg
Burr of Industrial Statis
Penrdeyivan
Elis
Abdo
Mound Merbers
Pennsylvania
Pennsylainia
Bessemer
United States
Averane
Penneyvania
Mutiny on the Panther at League Island Navy Yard
Reported mutiny aboard the cruiser Panther during voyage from San Juan to Philadelphia. Crew rebelled over food, deserters fled, some confined in irons. Navy officials in Washington unnamed. Panther’s officers silent. Captain George C. Reuter led the ship amid unrest as it neared League Island.
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Philadelphia
Fly
Panther
League Vice
Navy Department
Washington
Navy Yard
English Train Wreck At Winsford Injures Many
A severe rail accident near Winsford London on July 2 injures many as a freight train overshoots buffers and wrecks a building. A second freight collides with the wreck and a third excursion train collides, tearing down and causing a major railway disaster with over fifty cars wrecked.
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London
Riliwas Arcident
Wanetort
Tear Crowe
Tin
Hestershier
Tuat Hofere
Alding
Tefe
Fireburial of naval wreck site near Concepcion
In Valparaiso Chile on July 2 a naval wreck at Thorn eight miles northwest of Concepcion was buried Friday. Authorities say the loss exceeds 7000 and suspect an arsonist aimed to cover up government alienations by military officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparioo
Chili
Manil
Thorn
Snlee
Concepcion
Tite
Two New Blast Furnaces Planned for Chicago
July 1 The Artoerlegm reports Illinois authorities awarded a contract for two blast furnaces to be built on Wright street. The project aims to boost steel production and strengthen domestic supply. The furnaces will support national industry and employment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Pauy
Deaths of a Day In New York and Beyond
Obscure notices report deaths including Charles Viet Depti Vex novelist and member of the French Academy dying recently in his eightieth year. A New York entity Daly S-huarles 0 Pup and others connected to Toronto and California are listed among the departed, with scattered biographical references and family notes.
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New York
Daly S—huarles
Pup
Oeneul
Toronto
Harricon
Pepe
Tate
Charles Viet Depti Vex
Ant Orbdle
Prench Academy
Madieon
Win
Jilly
T'niled
Renator
William
Tomight
Cablefornia
Miss Pord
Pittsburg
Dreyfus speaks calmly on voyage to Brancaga interview
Captain Coffinteres de Nordeck of the French cruiser Sfax, escorting Captain Divifue to Branceaga, says Dreyfus showed no ill will or fear amid immense self control during the voyage. He stood firm, walked with purpose, and remained silent on the court martial, hoping for acquittal as his wife reports his improved condition upon arrival.
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Parle
Coffinteres de Nordeck
Sfax
Divifue
Brance
Aga
Dreyfus
Frst
Peart
Renuilmnar
Rennes
Madanne Dreyfus
Tie
Homestead Strike Fails to Materialize Despite Tensions
Nitieburg July 2 The anticipated Homestead strike at the Carnegie plant did not fully materialize. Leaders on both sides issued statements as reports said the Amalgamated Association and plant officials noted limited disturbances. Union claims of progress contrast with management reports of normal operations and ongoing negotiations as July holiday approaches.
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Nitieburg
Carnegie Cowpao
Shiffer
Amalgamated
Assortation of Iron and Storm Workers
Leon
Green in Demand Connects to Murder Case Inquiries
Harrisburg reports show Green of Torro Mate Ind charged as a frigolive from Jets from Milwate. He renanted on five charges of binco Fwinching. Washington authorities pursue film linked case involving Walla Walla, Washington, and a suspected murder of a cobman in Benttle. Details remain fragmented.
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Harrisburg
Tole
Nevis
Obi
Elmet Jtmn
Green
Torro Mate Ind
Milwate
Binco
Walla Walla
Benttle
Washington
Fat Norrie
Inakita
Unidentified man found dead at city intersection
A man of dark complexion about five feet nine inches tall was found near Bisth and Topwst streets. He was transported to the morgue. identity not yet established. An envelope bearing the name J Wool and a ticket from Philadelphia to Willemport were found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joly
Bisth
Topwst
Wool General Wareenmer Nicent
PhilaWiphin
Willemeport
Ride Without Handlebars Captures 34 Miles Across
Milwanukes riders July 2, led by secretary William Plot Whifson of Mercury Ay olla? rode from Rockne back to town on a bicycle without handlebars or a pole, completing 34 miles without a fall. The feat was aided by the Contuey Toad Club of Amerton, under their guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwanukes
William T Plotwhifson
The
Mercury Ayolla
Rockne
Amerton
Fatal Streetcar Collision Kills Two in Pittsburgh
A Monongahela Traction line wreck on a steep grade near Nich Bridge left two dead and ten injured. Victims include A D Option of 4741 Friendship Avenue and WL Kirkland motorman, with multiple seriously hurt passengers. The crash occurred as two loaded cars collided during a return from Kenywood Park, followed by chaotic medical response.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela Traction Company
Avenue D' Opsion
Friendship Avenue
Ula City
TL. Kirkland
Hraddawk
HW. H. Smith
Taller
Wile Avenue
Pillsburg
Annie Lawler
Loran Street
Fitzeburn
Jennie Cosby
Columbus
Ohio
Logen Street
al Teppert
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
Vicetuy Street
Nich
Kennywool Park
Orifith
Philaelphia
Willow Grove
Vinton Traction
Elf
Z. T. Care
Evening Bulletin
Herbert Grade
Willam Alexander
Vere
Carr
University of Penneyylvania
Poughkeepale
Weather and Police Reports Prompt Morning News
The morning bulletin highlights weather signals noting rai forecasts, plus reports from the Philippines on Governor Pingtee meeting with Secretary Alver. It notes a fatal streetcar collision in Pennsylvania, burglaries resulting in officer shootings, and local school committee actions. The item blends general weather notes with city, state, and national police and legal notices.
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Philippines
Pingtee
Alver
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Ofjier League
Finsneil and Commercial
Floods in Texas Cause Rail Damage and High Waters
Floods in Texas leave extensive property damage as Brazos River waters recede. Rail bridges along the Brazos valley are washed away and miles of track submerged. The worst is believed past in the area though heavy rains continue and rivers remain high tonight.
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Austin
Tex
Brazos
Bravos Valley
Delaware Lackawanna rail collision derails ore train
A derailment on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western road near Ridge Townshitel delays traffic for hours after an ore train failed to couple properly. The locomotive toppled onto its side, the engineer Thive Sooley was cast from the cab but not injured, while the fireman escaped unharmed. Investigators note possible improper securing of ore cars before the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawatina
Weratera
Ridge
Trafic
Lackawanna Iron
Thive Sooley
Liis
Iyasiy
Sivndine
General Madill Buried at Towanda Gettysburg Hero Laid to Rest
Major General Henry J. Madill who died last Thursday was laid to rest in Towanda Pennsylvania on the thirty ninth anniversary of the second day of battle at Gettysburg. He led the 145th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry at Pouch Orchard and his command suffered heavy losses. About one hundred veterans attended his funeral, with Rev. David Craft officiating.
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Towanda
Cottywabure
Henry J. Madill
Thuraiay
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Pouch Orchard
Kia Toghnent
David Craft
Ottielale
CHILD FATALLY BURNED IN DETECTIVE'S HOME
Three year old Dane, son of Detective Wil Fleliford, died after a fire at their residence on North Washington avenue. The blaze started when his clothing caught fire while praying in the house. Straiton Suburban Electric Light Works workers helped extinguish the flames, but the child died from burns and inhalation injuries. Dr. W. E. Allen treated him at the scene and hoped for recovery before mortality.
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Dane
Wil Fleliford
Sea North Washington Avenue
Ufford
W. EB. Allen
Large Planing Mill Burned in Washington Fire
A major blaze in Washington on July 2 destroyed the large planing mill operated by Jomier eheda end teark, with lumber stock piled along Thomas W. Smith's yard. Fire spread across three or four acres as a strong wind drove flames, endangering dry and seawenin lumber and causing substantial loss.
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Washington
Thomas W. Smith
George Laycock Injured In Mountain Road Accident
George Laycock of Wilkers Harre sustained a compound fracture of the right leg yesterday while riding toward the city on the Pups boulevard. His mount collided with a fence guarding the curve, throwing him over the barrier and down the mountainside about twenty five feet. He was taken to Bohgla's drag stone and then moved to Moves Taylor hospital.
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George Laycock
Wilkers Harre
Devole
Bohgla
Millberry Street
Putton
Two Conventions Convene With Unopposed Delegates
There is no opposition to BLM Vernon or Hon. Johny Fl ieynolde as delegates to the upstate convention for the ninth and fourth districts. The funding committee will meet at the Recomdilateret in the court house to formally elect delegates, with events set for today in Mirke's bath, Ciantondiale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blm Vernon
Johny FL Ieynolde
Up. Hun
Frentine Min.ond
Pourth District
Court Howe
Conker
Mirke
Bath
Ciantondiale
Tragic Mine Accident Records Fatal Fall At Short Mountain
In Likens Pennsylvania on July 2 Albert Williame of Svea was struck by an engine at Short Mountain colliery. He jumped from the locomotive to reset a switch, slipped, and fell onto the track as the engine passed over him, resulting in his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likens
Albert Williame
Svea
Bhy Rilke
Short Mountain
Trutn
Fragmented OCR headline about a silent theme and hell origin
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions silent theme, hell and regret. lacks concrete people, places, or events to identify a coherent news item for a proper summary.
Elliott Wins the Bird Match at Beda Park
Denver reports Elliott defeats Atein B. Daniele of Denver in the Dupont work cup event at Beda Park yesterday. Elliott of Katinas Cl. wins by a secure 97 to 90 score.
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Denver
Dupont Work
Beda Park
J. Aor
Elliots
Katinas Cl
Atein B. Daniele
Ellott
Methodist Episcopal Leader Dies in San Francisco Visit
Bwrotoma Nova Scotia scene reports that John Newman of the Methodist Episcopal Church, visiting San Francisco, collapsed and died at his residence here, following a critical illness at his cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Weather forecast for Monday on eastern seaboard
Washington report indicates increasing clouds and snow possible Tuesday. Continued high temperatures with breezy winds and unsettled conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondywy
Pingree Demands Decent Press Treatment For Public Men
Detroit July 2 Governor Pingree denounces fabricated interviews and press bias. He criticizes New York papers for alleged manipulation and predicts a future where newspapers must be fair in their treatment of public figures. He warns that hostile coverage harms the cabinet and GOP prospects.
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New York
Detroit
Mich
Pingree
Alger
United Btates
Senatore Bligh
MacKintoy
Philippines
MacKinley
Alwase
War Department
Hazen
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SU Prom
Seville
General Wright
Kille Cabman
Report OF
Bureau OF Industrial Statistics
Winsford
Naval Arsenal
W. B. Corey
the Curie
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Chaitin
Finit Trboth
Moos Moore
Chalfunt & Uw
Actin
Liwell
George Heckel
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Moorehead
Sharpsburg
Monongahela
Rai
Dunmore
Mindelend
News Royal Atwut
Scranton
Syturidae's Court News
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Elliott
Bishop Newman W
Weather Forecast
MR. Pingree
Mr. Alger
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