Aguinaldo Killed or Wounded as March Overtakes Filipino Force
Major March and his detachment of the Thirty third regiment engage a party believed to be Aguinaldo near Lagat Luzon. An officer is killed or wounded and carried away, with Aguinaldo’s diary and papers found in saddle bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major March
Lagat
Aguinaldo
Senator Beveridge
Vigan
Luzon
Manila
March
Aguinnalde
Wigan
Aguinalde
Mureh
Labonfan
Oll
Major March Atrack Aguinnalo
Aguinalte
Civilized Nations
Philippines
Beveridge
Tiloo
Murch
Apairil
Young
Canx
Lamwagrin
Hare
Fangued
Abra
Cagayan Valley
Buch
Boles
Laboanga
Hokhoe
David
Presidencia
de Crees
Gregorrio de Pillar
Isabela
Commission Arrives in Manila Plans Civil Rule Under MacArthur
United States Philippine Commission lands in Manila aboard the Hancock led by Judge Taft. General MacArthur greets them at the palace and outlines a staged transfer of authority toward a civil government while MacArthur remains as executive head. The commission will study the situation before enacting reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General MacArthur
Taft
Manila
United States
Hancock
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
Commissionera
Palace
MacArthur
Twenty-sixth Infantry
William H. Taft
Commisssion
Filipino Supreme Court
Jeading
Trudeo Taft
Associated Press
Commission
Ota
Ani
McKinley
Philippines
Missionaries Missing in China Refugees Arrive at Tien Tsin
Six men and two ladies, French and Belgian refugees from Pao Ting Wu, have arrived in Tien Tsin. Nine others are missing. A mounted party searches for the missing and to bring food to Yan Lu Ching for the relief of the group. Reports from Pekin claim the murder of Mr Stevenson of the Yemeching Church of England mission and the disappearance of Mr Norman from the same mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao Ting Wu
Tien Tsin
Chalon sur Saone Faces Severe Strike Turmoil
In Chalon sur Saone France a major strike escalated as demonstrators pelted gendarmerie with sticks and stones. Nightfall brought dispersed crowds and extinguished lights as cavalry and police fired injuring many including a rioter killed and twenty wounded. fifteen gendarmes and two horsemen hurt. reinforcements restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalon-Sur-Saone
France
Northeast Music Workers Unite Plans Next Festival
The Valied Workmen's Singing society of the United States held its annual meeting in Philadelphia. Delegates from Connecticut New York Massachusetts Rhode Island New Jersey Michigan Delaware and Maryland attended. The convention voted to host the next biennial festival in this city during July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Valied Workmen's Singing Socletive
United States
Connecticut
New York
Massachusette
Rhode Island
New Jerey
Mennaysvale
Delaware
Marsland
Tenth annual Confederate Veterans reunion in Louisville
The city hosts the tenth annual reunion of the Confederate Veterans at Dwinion Hall. Attendees mark the ninety second anniversary of the birth of a noted veteran with memorial services for the Confederate dead and related receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dettergon Davia Weach
Dwinion Hall
Paria Note on Auteull Turbulence and Loubet Wariness
Fragmentary report from Paria dated June 3 describes a grand scene at Auteull with political unrest around President Loubet. The text is garbled but mentions Meant and Meow, signaling uncertain witnesses and concern over public disturbance and political tension.
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Paria
Ster Pinchase
Auteull
Loubet
Witnener
No Direct News From Pretoria on Johannesburg Operations
London dispatches report no direct news from Pretoria after Thursday. General French’s cavalry were at Tren near Pretoria and firing was heard. Roberta’s line shows a 25 mile distance from Pretoria on Saturday night, with correspondents blocked and press telegrams held up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
French
Tren
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Orange Grove
Lourenzo Marques
Komat Poort
Middleburg
Macadasioran
Lydenburg
Lewrenzo Marques
Oiibra
Transvaal
Lindleys
Elandsfontein Fallow
Lon Roberts
Kilpsriverberg
Vereentsing
Dickinson commencement at Allison Memorial church
Carlisle Pa June 3 twelve hundred attended the Dickinson commencement in Allison Memorial church. President Reed delivered the baccalaureate with text Mark 12 13 the common people heard him gladly. He urged imitation of Christ among ministers and warned against overemphasis on creed revision. Charles Tiffany of New York preached the annual sermon. Person prize contest yielded first prize George Bonner Johnstown and second J Perry Wood Tyrone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Dickinson
Allison Memorial Church
W. W. Evans
Reva
Armatrong
Benfer
Reed
Christ
Charles Tiffany
New York
Christian Associations
George Bonner
Johnstown
J. Perry Wood
Tyrone
Hendon dune tie fort of Radnor to dead
The fragment notes a death tied to Radnor and a birth date given as Jupp 10 1641. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendon
Dune
Radnor
Senate closes as oleomargarine bill stirs closing debates
Washington June 1 reports from the Senate show pressure to finish work before adjournment. Opponents of the oleomargarine bill threaten to block final action unless their measure receives a vote, while leaders seek an overwhelming House majority to end the session by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conterones
Senate
Tawney
House
St. Louis Exposition
Military Academy
Riot in St Louis Ends With Boy Fatally Shot
A Sunday riot in St Louis ends tragically when Peter Frank, 16, is shot as protesters stone a car on the Grove line near Twelfth and Calhoun. An explosion later damages Olive Street cable conduits but injures no one. Transit crews increase police protection amid the unrest.
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St. Louis
Lower Grove
Twelfth
Calhoun Streets
Peter Frank
Po- Hee
Young Frank
Olive Street
Maryland
Boyle Avenues
Presbyterian Creed Debate Cited In NYU Sermon
Chancellor MacCracken, delivering the baccalaureate address at New York University, critiques Presbyterian revision efforts. He argues the old creed is an antique and a new pillar of religious truth should be built alongside it, rather than extending the ancient method of compiling divine intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clisa
New York University Today
MacCracken
Steamship Arrivals at New York June 2
Arrivals include Statendam Rotterdam and La Bretagne from Havre, Salle Votetam from Boulogne, and Queenstown bound services. Departures show Campania from Liverpool to New York, Fried rich Der Grows from New York, with Southampton schedules.
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New York
Statendam
Rotterdam
Vie Houlogne
la Bretagne
Havre
Salle
Votetam
Wis Boulogne
Queenstown
Campania
Liverpool
Southampton
Friedrich der Grows
Firemen
Mire Gladstone in declining health in June evening
London reports Mire Gladstone is in a semi-consoling condition with strength declining steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gladstone
Veterans Who Organized the Republican Party to Be Honored
The article notes that the veterans who organized the Republican Party in 1856 will be guests of honor at the upcoming Philadelphia convention. It lists fourteen delegates still living and presents a roster of the original Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittabarg
Malledetpnla
Republican Party
Fremont
Ainley
Preece
M. Ao Manoa
Charles Dick
Survivors Invited to 1900 Republican National Convention
The Republican National Committee invites surviving delegates from the 1856 Pittsburgh and 1856 Philadelphia gatherings to attend the June 18 1900 convention in Philadelphia. Fourteen or more survivors, including John Howard Bryant and W Penn Clarke, are named among attendees. Twenty seven states sent delegates to the 1886 mass convention in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Bryant
Princeton
W. Penn Clarke
Washington
Bidney Fitgertom
Akron
Alla A. Craig
Corry
Cherles G. Davis
Plymouth
McCalment
Franklin
George WL Prete
Springfield
Rush
Philadelphia
Horrors of the Indian Famine and Suffering Described
Louis Klopsch reports from Bombay on famine stricken districts in Gujarat and Baroda. He cites cholera and smallpox decimating farming camps and relief stations with thousands dying daily, hospitals failing, and corpses seen alongside living patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Louis Klopsch
New York
The
Christian Herald
Hombay Presidency
Cujerat
Barolda
Gudhra
Dohad
Godhra
Ahmedabad
Viragam
North American baseball players plan union with AFL
The North American reports a players union forming to challenge baseball magnates and join the American Federation of Labor. A delegation from each National League team will meet AFL president Samuel Gompers in Brooklyn to organize the ball playing industry and elevate players to protected labor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lgnme
American Federation of Labor
Brooklyn
Samuel Gompera
Elegaes
Treoklyn
Senator Bhull Enters Congressional Candidacy
Ex-State Senator Joseph A. Shull announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the Eighth District covering Mourne, Carbot, Northampton and Pate counties. Other contenders include Lain H. Barber and John Ko Laver, with talks Howard Mutchles may join as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josph A. Shull
Congress
Mourne
Carbot
Northampton
Pate
Richmond bishops consecrate Savannah bishop at St Peter’s
In Richmond today Jung B T ee and Vonderin J Kotler were consecrated as bishop of Savannah at St Peter’s church. Cardinal Githona served as consecrator with several bishops in attendance from nearby sees.
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Richmond
Jung B—Tee
Vonderin J. Kotler
Savannah
St. Peter's
Virginia
Cardinal Githona
Mm Daltmore
John J. Mollaghan
Wilmingtor
Ktew
Henry P. Northup
Charleston
Francia Tavier Meturthy
Wee the Proche
Berlin Reports French Involvement in South Africa Garrison Plans
Berlin dispatch states Transvaal State Secretary Melts confirms a permanent garrison of units in the Trameraal to quell rebellion. The note suggests broad German South Africa moves and potential Doors reactions noted in Cologne and Cologneite context.
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Berlin
Transvaal
Cologne
Frglird
Celtiers
Senturien
South Africa
Social Labor Party Holds Tenth Convention In Paris
The Social Labor party held its tenth annual convention in June at the grand spa palace in New York. Th. K. Keinart gave an address and sent greetings from the Socialist party of Paris. He presented a social flow crafted by socialist women of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Social Labor Party
Grand Con Spa Palace
Th. K. Keinart
Eocialieta of
Parle
Socialian Women
Paria
The Last Days of Congress Record of Work and Controversy
Washington June 3 The first session of the fifty sixth Congress closes with a busy six months cited as among the most active in years. Bills passed or started include Porto Rico Hawaii government, a gold reserve act, canal and anti trust measures, and treaties with Britain and Germany ratified in part. Investigations into polygamy and Cuba irregularities loom, while Alaska code and militia funding advance amid extensive appropriations.
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Washington
Erals
Bpain
Spith
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Treasury
House
Senate
Congress
Brigham H. Roberts
Quay
Pennsylvania
Clark
Montana
Couer d'Alene
Idaho
Roberts
Great Britain
Germany
Triparte
Samoa
United States
Tutuila
Pago Pago
France
British West Indian Islands
I Inter-oceanic Canal
Alaska
Inc
Japan
China
Stock Train Wrecks Near Hamilton
The engine of the fast freight train on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Indianapolis railroad jumped the track west of Hamilton Ohio on June 3. Eleven stock cars were wrecked. Trainmen Timothy Mahoney Fucene Starkey and Ambrose Smith and two unknown boys stealing a ride were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamiltton and
Indianapolia
Timothy Mahoney
Fucene Starkey
Ambrose Smith
Devlin June and Berlin Hoteliers Petition In Berlin
Devlin June and the Berlin hoteliers presented a petition to the hundesath under the finat tiapeetian bill claiming hogw livers and fonwues have an ancestry in panel manufacture. They argue inspection is practical and that their importation should continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devlin
Berlin
e@alld
Hundesath
Washington June Confronts Conference Numbers
Washington reports varied figures for conference standings and state totals. The Met leads with 4070 points while New York shows 402, Illinois 9.94 percent, and Indiana at 0.00. Other entities include Bonnsylvania and Koreda Sillinois amid unstable tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Werk
Bonnsylvania
New York
Alois
Koreda
Washington Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy with moderate temperatures Monday Tuesday fair and warmer. Fresh northerly winds accompany the outlook for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastorn
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Lords Roberta
Viloemfontein
Brabant
Fickaturge
Rundle
Senskal
Lindley
Grenadiers
Acots Guaritsa
Commandant de Villiers
Joctor
Enekal
Earl of
Mrs. Gladstone
Martin Maginnis
Smith
W.A. Clark
Pittsburg
William Paul Weyand
Pittsboro
Hanna
Aguistaldo Mow Moon
Mortiney
Pennayyivania
Paton
Piet
Second Presbyterian
John Oh Paton
West Scranton
Suterhan
Loral
Men Aiwerman
Talia
Base Ball Union
Bhull
Reltz
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