War correspondents accuse Otis of censoring Philippine reports
Manila dispatches claim U S readers were kept from the real Philippine situation by General Otis and Manila censorship. Representatives of American papers call for full telegraph access and insist on reporting all phases of events while criticizing official misrepresentation and suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alii
Mandl
United States
EMI
Heme
Unite States
Dohn
Moeutehooy
Armstrane
Chirag Revord
Qeeur K. Davis
Pod. McDonnel
New York Sun
Fepberts M Culling
Dohn FP
Dinning J. Jones
John FF. Rosy
Wil Dinwhilin
New York
Orm
C& DD
Keene
Borlppe-MeoRne
AsMoolithon
Rivtionl Lith
Chicago Tribe
Boers Consider Seven Year Franchise Amid Secret Session
The test and second readings occurred in a secret session all day. It is believed the volksraad will adopt a seven years franchise with retroactive force and concede other concessions to end the unsettled Transvaal public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond Reads
The
Volksraad
Transvaal
Troops Rushed to Otis from Camp Meade
Harrisburg reports the First and Third battalions of the Nineteenth Infantry moved from Camp Meade to a Philadelphia area rail terminal via five trains along the Pennsylvania railroad. Five trains carried equipment and men. remaining battalion departure time is soon. Recruits for new Twenty seventh and Twenty first volunteer regiments for Philippine service arrive at multiple stations daily, hundreds at Camp Meade. Willets Point action follows in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Nineteenth Infantry
Camp Meade
Valunteera
Ean
Frei
Amp Menie
Whellington
Waylas
Compans ( Battalion of Engineers
Campe Meade
Willet's Point
Battle With Outlaws Near Cimarden
Last Las Vegas New Mexico July 17 reports detail a clash between a sheriff posse and an outlaw gang who held up a Colorado and Southern train near Cimarden. W J Farr of Watsonberg Colorado was killed, deputies Tost and Sith wounded, W H W Tieno and others injured, robbers escaped into the hills and pursued by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Menere
Colorado
Folsom
Cimarden
W. J. Farr
Watsonberg
Ilorade
Posse
Tost Athe Sith
Boelngrer
H W. Tieno
Department of the
Colorado and
Southerm
Hilla
Chime
Unclear telegram denies Vanderbilt railroad takeover rumor
A July 7 dispatch from Springs Virginia cites M E Ingulls denying a report that he supported the Tig Four Railroad company becoming administrator for the Vanderbilt Morgan trust. The Anmolated Press reports Ingulls signed the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. In
Wile ii
Tig Four
Vanderbilt
Morgan Truterenty
Tet Bprings
Einedtimath
M. EF. Ingulls
American mining engineer seeks help over Witwatersrand claim
Victoria reports that Brown, an American mining engineer, has asked the U S government to intervene after the Transvaal government was found liable for damages in the Witwatersrand case. The Crown previously awarded 1 514 000 in judgment against the Transvaal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Boc
Bmrth
Brown
Transvaal
Witfonten
Crown
Gorman Aide Misses Democratic Committee Meeting
Representative Arthur Gorman will not attend the coming meeting of the Democratic National Committee but will be represented in the marine by Colonel L Victor Boughman of Peeler County, who holds Mr Gorman's proxy for this nomination.
Miles Sees the President in Brief White House Call
General Miles met with the president for about fifteen minutes this afternoon. The isolated visit covered routine business related to his pending role as secretary of war and did not include other topics of public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galera
Liseus
Vouwid Pabins
Miles
Alger
Meiieljohn
Washington
Miles’ Powithon
Yoomethes
Diaeidelan
This Judge Leniently Deals With Rochester Baseball Players
The Rochester baseball players were discharged to the Juethoe Laverty after admitting they violated the laws by playing a game on Tuesday. The judge warned them to refrain from such actions in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
S. V
Rochercter
Worcester
Juethoe Laverty
Yankees Again Win At The Hague
The Hague July 1 The American delegation press for a revision to the arbitration scheme and secure a clause allowing re view by special agreement as the talks with the three commissions proceed. The American side resisted amendments, arguing revision must be provided. after lengthy sessions, they achieved a favorable outcome and an adjournment was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
the Hague
International
Pede
M. van Warnebeck
Muraiiety Elover
St Petersburg
Psedom
Internacional Commissions of Inditiee Cnid
Teibunnt
Americas
Fry
Mollsnally
Mystery Surrounds Dr Katharine Northrop Death in Reading
In Reading Pennsylvania on July 19 a physician from Philadelphia, Dr Katharine N Northrop, died after being found unconscious in her hotel room. An inquest was not held though the death is thought not due to natural causes, with speculation of an overdose of morphine or other medicine. Ex mayor Merritt, former Wernersville asylum trustee, suggested suicide or accident and noted a possible overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reating
Katharine N. Northrop
Philadelphia
Evlan
Wernersville
Hevelomad
Callie
Merritt
Wernersville Asylum
Tonelt
Santiago Day Observed in Havana With War Surrender Anniversary
The Havana observance marks the surrender of Santigo de Cuba Wars. Firing from ships and buildings honors army and navy officers tied to the Santiteo camp and the Santiigo blockade. Thirty-six grounders are noted, including Generals Chatter Ludlow and Humphress. Another dinner on similar lines held at Afatarees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jay
Santhago de Cuba
America Club
United States
Santiteo
Navy
Santiigo
Cuba
Generas Chatter
Ludlow
Humphress
Afatarees
Vanderlip Estimates Klondike Gold Output At 18 Million
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip in Washington says Klondike gold output may total 18 million dollars. He notes a conservative estimate of 14 million will come from the minting run this summer, much of which will pass through the government assay at Scuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderlip
Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
Assietom
Todax
Second strike erupts at Cleveland rail yard
The employer of the Bie Consolidated Hallroad company began a new strike in Cleveland, citing presence of non union workers on site after a settlement. Henry Everett, president of the camps, blames union men for continuing interference and says reforms cannot be implemented while non union staff are targeted. Local disorder has occurred but no serious incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bie Consolidated Hallroad Company
Daeharsgom
Jowleck
Henry A. Everett
Atrikern
Mere
War department orders extra clothing for frontier troops
President McKinley received a telegram from the Presidia district reporting that ore contoons in the Presidia suffer from cold. The War Department will provide necessary garments for the troops and draw from each man’s $100 annual clothing allotment for overcoats and other items if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mc.Kinley
San Pranchan
Presidia
Kayine
McBkinley
War Department
Dipakal
White Mount
West
Oreston
Striking glassworkers held on bail in Brideton
Twenty one striking glassworkers faced bail hearings after a clash at the plant. Fifteen non union blowers, plus several others, were assaulted as they left the works. Major Applerate presided as twenty defendants were bound over for court. Albert Dickinson was jailed on related charges of gentile and battery and rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brideton
Mary
Tevm
Applerate
Albert Dickinsonshae
Strike I8 Inevitable In New York July 1
Master Workman John XL Parsons met with the executive committee of the Metropolitan Steel Rail Workers in Geneva for hours. After the talks Parsons announced the strike of Metropolitan employees is inevitable unless President Vreeland recedes from his position, claiming the men have no grievances to arbitrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geneva
John XL. Parsons
Em. Weaver
Metropolitan Steel Rail- Watson Pans
Parsons
Metropolitan
Vreeland
Muanija Dispatch on Pending Verbal Confrontation
Waehlogtion reports officials remain undecided on a proposed verbal confrontation with Ooms Woe. The news paper men insist on being notified by tomorrow’s call, with officials showing strong determination to resolve the communication issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cao
City official charged with misconduct in police appointments
O Daly W Cohimtiwe revealed to the city council a wrongdoing claim against Jagiopiy W. Dogentorry, director of police. The charge alleges misconduct in office and improper appointment of men of low character to the police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohimtiwe
O. Daly
Coun
Offi Jagiopiy
Nelson A Mites Unanimously Chosen in United Veteran Event
An unclear report notes Nelson A Mites among attendees at a veteran gathering. the text mentions a formal voting moment and a unanimous selection, with references to a long stay and a local duty context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsby. Po
Duty
Ainjer
Nelson
Nel United
Bepion
Ato Tie
Arie Toeson Cause of Death Reported as Suicide
A fragmentary report notes Arie Toeson, a prominent engineer, died by suicide. The piece mentions July and references relatives in Meonading with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeson
Arie
Enalich
Imesclf
Ornderif
Collee
de Ardtich
Meonading
Detective Bell Arrested on Theft Charge in Montreal
Montreal July 17 George Prederot Bell surrendered to authorities after a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of stealing the Varranga Letter. He was teleaced on 8000 bail for his appearance at the preliminary hearing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
George Prederot Bell
Deserter Eugene Atuul Killed in Battle near Engadine Valley
In July 187, Eugene Atuul of Baitlivore, a member of the Royal War forces, deserted Alba lines and fell near Pontrenilla in the Engadine valley after stepping into a precipice. He died from the resulting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyne
Bwiteerland
Eugene Atuul
Baitlivore
Melih
Pontrenilla
Bath Engadine
Obituary notices for Moval Academy figure and ex president
An obituary notice reports the death of a former president of Moval Academy and a bishop named Thames Crves. It notes the deceased was aged ten in error and mentions the institution’s legacy. The fragmentary text provides limited names and a sketch of the individual's role.
Start Idle Furnaces Underway For Major Replacement
The plan calls for replacing every oil furnace in Alii exeeyy two. Work is about to be awarded to initiate installation soon with the aim of putting them in operation within the shortest possible time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirming
Alea
Evere Ile
Alii
Philadelphia Dues Exchange With Syracuse and Minneapolis Clubs
Philadelphia base ball club dues farmed Pitehor Orth to the Syracuse Club and Pitehor Fiflead to the Minneapolis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dues
Pitehor Orth
Syracuse
Pitehor
Minneapulle
Keating Portmaster Appointment Noted in Affaghens County
Washington reports Margaret De lones witnessed her appointment as portmaster at Keating in Affaghens County, July 11, marking an official mid year harbor governance update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Delones Wen
Keating
Affaghens County
Fire Destroys Soma-mer Brothers Factory Area
A morning blaze in Gallatin Tennessee destroyed the Sommere Brothers factory on North Broadway. The building and its goods were consumed with an estimated damage of 75,000 dollars, fully insured. Nearby structures including the Tompkins Opera House suffered partial damage or loss, while other stores and residences were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Tenn
Tompkin Opera House
Mall
Pocorda
Laule
Sommere Brothers
Ole
Jegwings
Nori Bradway
Family Feud Firefight Ends With Shots Near Monongahela City
Mrs. Weddell wife of a wealthy farmer faced an attack by her stepmother Mae Davis and others during a quarrel in Milesville. Mrs Stella Davis the sister in law was shot, and John Sickles received shots in arm and hand. Mrs Weddell was jailed after the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Weddell
Bretta AL Davie
Ale Barah Welton
Yenge
Joh A. Sickles
Weamer
Jealousy Tragedy Ties Murder to Love Triangle
In New Hiltiin 24 year old Chadwick was killed by Joseph Liiweh after a love triangle with Miss Mary Smith. Chadwick’s body not found as Liiweh reportedly confessed to the coroner that he swallowed Chadwick in the Smith home and killed him before attempting to harm himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chad- Wick
New
Hiltiin
Joseph Liiweh
Ged
Ldingelfl
Chadwick
Mary Smith
Howrh
Smith
Werman
Charwick
Stolth
Houghles
Miners Resume Work at BR and Pond J and C Mines
Du Bois Pa July 17 Mines of the BR Pond J C company resumed work today. Over 12 000 men are going in. The action also gives employment to thousands of employees of the Boy & Py railroad who were idle during the strike and have lost wages for over six weeks. A large amount of traffic moves north through here tonight but maximum output will take several days to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerwler
Flatbast Aven
Brighton Head
Nestran
Avenue Fine
Twenty-third
Williamebare
Pilatus Avenue
Berggren Beach
Cormar
Tadhey
Tophime
Tossiter
Keeney
Flatharh Avenue
Vernon Avenue
Mervurg
Mervurg, Reeler
Rossiter
Atelier
Toesiboer
Rhea
Two Fights at Coney Island in Eight Round Card
New York fighter Marty Metue defeated George Biddens from New Orleans in eight rounds at the Coney Island Sporting Club. Jack Downey of Brooklyn won a decision over Jerome Gulley of Philadelphia in the eleventh round after Gulley showed weakness and the referee halted the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island Sporting Club
Marty Metue
George Biddens
New Orleans
Metue
Iit
Eoge
Jack Downey
Broonlyn
Jerome Gulley
Philadelphia
Gig. Joy
Tragic shooting in Delawares Rehoboth claims teenage life
A 17 year old boy named James Mitchell was shot and killed by his brother in Rehoboth, Delaware. The incident occurred after an apparent moment of misfortune or accident, with details limited to the fatal outcome and the age of the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenes
Del
Rehoboth
James Mitchell
U S Delegation to Expect Welcome for Admiral Dewey
Vienna reports the United States minister to Austria Hungary and others connected with the American legation plan to greet Admiral Dewey upon his arrival in Trieste. The group includes Addison Marina and other officials as diplomatic arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
United States
Aesrede
Hungary
Addison
Pennsylvania Pensions And Washington July 1 Certificates
Pension certificates listed with additions for John Bradford and John Mc Aim among others. Entries include names such as Braghdele Bucqueliin Gete Ble and Thomesa H Craven with amounts noted from 90 to 10 dollars in various Bradford and Athens regions. The record reflects adjustments and increases for identified recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Bradford
John Mc. Aim
Braghdele
Bucqueliin
Gete Ble
Thomesa H Craven
Bradfort
Wire AL Ray
Athens
Bradford
Signal Corps Sergeant Found Dead on Railroad Track
The mangled body of Howard M. Crile, a sergeant in the Sixteenth Company of the United States Volunteer Regiment, was found on a railroad track near Jametown yesterday. Authorities believe the death may have been accidental or connected to military duties, with investigators examining the evidence at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Howard M. Ciel
United Hates
Bignil
Redhrond
Jametown
Crile
Passenger Steamship Disabled Off Coast Near Montiverde
A passenger steamship named Centro America suffered a propeller failure three hundred miles offshore and was towed to safety by Crom Monteviden. Sixteen passengers were aboard when the incident occurred in June 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Viewent
Cage Verde Telande
Centro America
Crom Monteviden
Chotw
Brooklyn Trolley Strike and Hague Meeting Report
Weather fair and mild today. Correspon dents report on the Brooklyn trolley strike and Americans at The Hague. Local ministers have not yet presented their demands as discussions continue. News and views from Scranton and regional industry rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mianila
Cienera Dewhi Luetteleney
Brooklyn
Hague
Miles Knew the Need of Troops After Manila Victory
The article recounts General Miles urging five thousand troops to the Philippines after Dewey's Manila victory, later recommending a threefold increase. It notes President McKinley and General Merritt involvement, with debates over force size and composition and plans to deploy 36,000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Manila
The
Philippines
Wroethineton
Dts WA
Tania
Gener
Dewey
Manly
Despre Telnet
Perro
Gener Themis Anderson
Benes
Ted Ts
Ofee
Wiest
Uniteds States
Merritt
Phillippines
Merritt Gineaestydl
Merreid Calla
Meéerrity
Dewey Reception Ideas For New York Celebration
General Butterfield and the executive committee consider numerous ideas for Admiral Dewey’s reception in New York. A civilian day and two parade days are proposed to include thousands who cannot attend military events. The committee plans to invite the press and arrange entertainment at East River venues for the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Dewey
General Butterfield
Executive Committee
Gener
Mesa Committee
Mien
United States
Schuylkill County Republican Ticket Nominates Slate
An historic party slate in Schuylkill County nominates a broad field of candidates led by figures such as William Gelb, recorder, and Kamins, with names like Pelli Sladen and Fred Abenethait appearing in the ticket. The document lists multiple officials and roles as part of the county convention results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powuserille
Piaaly i
Brepublicam
Aasvention Toto
Vie Folbawedie
Tvatite
Dberrlet
Dttemnes
Hulled
Eaber Inget
Ele
Egparte
Pelli Sladen
Perved Meareetai
Ites
William Gelb
Kamins den Kenny Pegikter
Pog. Peese
Alirewrar
Fred Abenethait
Enutts
Teadian Theat We Del 29
In a fragmented report a man named Jarod is described as likely having killed someone tied to a local place. The events reference nearby suspects and violent acts with vague locations and unclear timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilek Bayen
Mineleciet
Jarod
Time Limit Five Years for Trade Association Members
Ailantlely the association decides a five year time limit for journeymen and workers in the field. The plan aims to standardize seniority and qualification as part of a regulated term reported by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurbay
Americais
Unclear historical notice from damaged text
Fragmentary OCR reads as a church or school notice with names such as Jordan and B. J. and mentions a rector, Tomo Cathelie, and St. Joseph's, but details are unreadable and dates or actions are not clear.
Accident In Halifax Reported Incomplete Text
An OCR fragment from Halifax describes an accidental self injury with unclear details. The readable words mention a person and a shot but lack a clear event timeline or names. Further readable context is needed to identify the involved individuals or exact location.
Washington Jule Voli Contributions to Dewey Home Fund
Washington Jule Voli made two today contributions totaling 11 dollars to the Dewey home fund, with amounts listed as 6 and 6, reaching a cumulative 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Home Fund
Waehington
Jule Voli
Dewey
Strikers Resist Move as Presidents Urge End to Walkout
New York July 17 President urged end to strike amid talks with steel workers while lines in Brooklyn struggled. Upstanding officials claimed certain routes operated with reduced service as unions pressed for concessions. In Philadelphia track workers were recruited to fill in for striking crews.
Weather forecast for Warhlington near Fortapt
Readable forecast indicates a mix of sun and clouds with light winds. Expect temperatures and conditions described for Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate breezes and variable visibility.
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General Otis
Hong Kong
Gener Eiwell
Onis
Miley
Philippine Islands
Permkelon
Otis
Gene
Quickis
Cenors
Chonern W
Capetain Chreen
Voxer
Corbin
Public Service
Ag & tMatter
Preses
Prees
Aquinalle
Pretoria
Prema Ntuly II
Sec
Battle
Sheriff's Posse
Ingalls
Gorman
Yankees
Santiago
Matanzas
Eklondike
Clevela
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Cabinet
Detective Bell
Soult
Limerick
Seri
Ously
Poepansidle
Milesville
Monongahela City
Joseph Hough
du Bois
Coney Island
McCue
Siddons
Willfreet Dewey
Pennsylvania Pensions
Signal Corps
Dend
Weet Beronten
Suburi
Scranton
Live Industrial News
Butterfield
Schuylkill County
Republican
Kentucky
Halifax
Pany
Brooklin
Coney
Nassau
Aventa
Trackion Hold Trane
Poten Traction Company
Thik Cits
Syatem
Iyeternien
Amd
Conidia
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