Americans Press Morong Peninsula Move In Philippine War
Rebels driven to the hills as General Lawton commands night operations and American regiments march along the lake coast from Morena toward Morong. Troops cross rivers, battle near Lernean, and heavy fire from artillery and infantry drives insurgents from hills while preparatory moves toward Calinta continue.
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Drigaling Basin
Lawton
Manila
Morone
Laguna de Fay
Amtipole
Morena
Truman
North Oakes
Twelfth Infantry
Tayebu
Wholley
Wihrehbeton
Gontheiile
Mbyong
Olny Ehnhonte
Orlecthial Phan
Cienerat Pla Deliene
Moreng Nonineuio
Dasedis Cap
Walet
Cheneral Pilar
Tose Poco
Whelles
Testa
Halhs
Qumpire Station
Pridwy
Oregon Volunteer
Rendexivous
City Barracks
Second
Wyoming Regiment
Fourth Cavalry
Fourth Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Colorado
Daeliok
Ban Matera
Pilipinas
First
Washington Regiment
Twelfity Infantry
Beotl
Joewenberger Leff San Pedro
Antipalo
Antipelo
Tint
Anii- Tole
Pusiten
Hall's Brilliant Fight at Antipolo and Moro Clash
Monila dispatch details General Hall leading a seven mile advance through insurgent lines toward Antipolo, fighting near Laguna de Tuy. U.S. forces including Fourth Cavalry Oregon Regiment and Fourth Infantry rout enemy positions, suffer several casualties, then push toward Antipolo and Moron.
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Monila
Hails Columin
Loo
Mapeh
Laguna de Tuy
Oregon
Cate
World coal consumption shows United States close to Britain
United States coal production and consumption rank second to Britain in the past fifteen years. The British Empire remains the top producer, with the United States rapidly gaining share. 1897 total 561,000,000 tons with the United States at 179,000,000 tons.
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United States
Geological Survey
Australasia
Great Britain
Washington
Thomas Benown
Statisticn
United Kingtom
United Kingdom
Unitedd States
Heolghaim
Austro-Hungary
Adetaidesia
Japan
Crema
Privy States
Unite Kingdom
Germany
Atastritha Cone
France
Rook
Bury
Lely
River action and wire signals amid insurgent threat
Errors in OCR text detail a river operation with General Ovenshine’s lines advancing against insurgents south of the city. The signal corps worked boldly on laying wires, but native sympathizers cut them behind the army, even inside American lines.
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Napidah
Covadonea
Ceste
Ovenshine
Quay and anti-Quay clash over early returns in Pa
In Strouiahure Pennsylvania yesterday's fight between Quay supporters and anti Quay factions produced a clear majority for Matlin bia the Anthony teacher and delegate who appeals to save the result. Quay leaders refuse to admit defeat and say returns from the polling will alter their position.
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Strouiahure
Quay
Matlinbia
Anthony
Quy
Lotrida
Train Collision Kills Two in Newark
A Pan Handle train struck a buggy killing Jane Mary Jones and Andrew Nairn in Newark while a third occupant escaped by jumping.
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Newark
Jane Mary Jones
Andrew Nairn
Aloma
Return of Dreyfus to France Planned for June
June 4 cabinet council ordered that the French recond cliss crilas Sifax transport Dreyfus from the Isle of Devil to France immediately. The cruiser is due June 26 at sea to deliver Dreyfus to military authorities, who will lodge him at the military prison at Hennes. His military rank and title are restored following annulment of conviction by the court of cassation. he will occupy an officer’s cabin on board the Sfax.
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Cabinet Council
For
de France
Martinille
Dreyfus
Isle of Devila
Fronen
Wet
Hennes
United Chambers
Court of Cassation
Sfax
Poria
Emily Crawford
du Paty de Clam
Tam
Belgium
du Bats de Clam
Duc d'Ursel
Iblemen
Malawalt
Cutt Mun
Cathoatlo Pels
Elvander of Deputies
Comte
Comtesse de Biongneville
Itrard
Chateau Muette
Tsay
Vine
Loubet
Miysees
M. Lembet
Cubberne
Japanesae Royalisie
Christiint
Taynerton
Steamship Arrivals Listed for New York June
On June 4 ships arrived and departed including Cham Pene from Havre and Rotterdam and Boulogne, Qubcietown. Sathal from Cam Mano to Liverpodh for New York and Bremen. Hammroksa arrived in New York via Southampton Seilly Passeid bound southward to Antwerp for New York.
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New York
A Champene
Havre
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Qubcietown
Unclear manuscript mentions voyage plans and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and a proposed voyage from an unnamed port toward a destination linked to Admiral Dewes. The passage hints at a formal departure with spouses aboard a vessel bound for a distant location, but many words are garbled and identities uncertain.
Fire destroys St Charles Theater in New Orleans area
Fire at the St Charles Theater and adjacent buildings caused extensive damage. Officials estimate the loss around 73000 dollars and assess structural impacts on neighboring structures. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night with investigations pending.
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Atjweent
Lous
Deaths of a Day in York and Madrid
York reports the death of prominent local figure Kell aged in years born in Westmoreland County who arrived here in past years and served as postmaster since 1877. Madrid notes the death of senior arenjal, former minister of foreign affairs, on June 1.
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York
Damen Kell
York County
Terrible death of a lineman shocks Pittston
Pittston Electric Light Company employee Robert Thompson, in charge of fire alarm equipment, died while repairing a pole on Luzerne Avenue. He formed a live circuit with a broken wire and was fatally electrocuted. Rescue attempts failed. Thompson’s body was brought home to Decatur. The funeral is planned for tomorrow.
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Enim Pinto
Fourth Cavalry
Filipinas
Robert Thompson
Pittston
Scranton Tribune
Pittston Electric Licht Company
Luserng Avenue
Thompson
Cubans Reject US Gifts and Advocate Debt Financing
A Cuban periodical argues that Cubans reject American aid as insulting and demand repayment of funds via a loan to Cuba. It claims the US should finance independence through debt, opposing charity and stressing distrust of Washington. Reports detail a pay car visit to Gillnes with large crowds and ongoing payments to soldiers.
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Hievana
Ceneral Callaso Publiehes
Alivang
le Saye
Impart
Washington
Intervats
United States
Cuba
le Nuramenonat
Owen
Cominy
Gillnes
Randall
Generalernandes
Articu
Conference at White House on wartime policy discussed
Meikicdobn and Cearhin met with the president after midnight in Washington to discuss the provi tion. The outcome remains undisclosed as officials declined to talk about the conference.
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Washington
Anting
Meikicdobn
Cearhin
Prea
Provi
Prominent Vet Dr Robert Jennings Faces Grand Jury
Pitthburg police report that Dr Robert Jennings Jr a noted local veterinarian is accused of attempted poisoning after a recent poisoning incident involving a dog. The case heads to a grand jury tomorrow as investigators pursue charges.
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Pitthburg
Jones
Robertt Jennings, Jr
Sulelin
Walt
Feloniour Nasayit
Nemesis in the Dreyfus Case Headlines From Paris
The article recounts alleged torture by Du Paty de Clam and details related to the Dreyfus affair. It notes confinement at Devil's Island, statements of military figures, and public reactions including letters to President Faure and anticipated court actions.
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Captain Dreyfus
du Puty de Clam
Devil's Island
Mme. Dreyfus
du Paty de Clam
Trey
Hha
Frontier Commissioners of Police
Baby Marion Clark Kidnapping Prosecution Planned
New York reports say Captain McCluskey will present the case to the grand jury to indict G Beauregard Durrow and wife in New City and Bella Anderson, alias Carrie Jones, in Jersey. Investigators review letters and records while a witness, Isage Murches, is sought for possible testimony.
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New York
Marion Clark
McCluskey
Grand Jury
G. Beauregard Durrow
Jrail
New City
Bella Anderson
Carrie Jones
Central Perk
Flazabeth
N. J
McTuskey
Reneevelt
Anderson
New Jersey
Eafely Jando Ino oeTl
Elty
Mills Hotel
Isage Murches
Wilcons
Miurghes
II Fe
Nyack
Jane 4
Harrow
Marion
Carnersville
Burrow
Bhel
Corporal Loomis Sought for Spanish War Merit Certificate
The War Department seeks the address of Corporal William F Loomis of Company B First Infantry who entered this city. They wish to confer a certificate of merit for conspicuous bravery during the Spanish American War.
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Afsclle
War Department
Washington
William F. Loomia
Spain
News Round About Kerrnton
Local-Industrial News and South Side Tinneniom cover regional developments. Local attorney Vonburgen comments on casework and suburban shifts, while a general digest outlines commerce, transport, and community notes across Kerrnton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrnton
South Side
Tinneniom
Distinguished Pan Americans Expedition to Buffalo
A prominent party from Washington travels to Buffalo aboard a special train to attend the Pan American Exposition. Major John B. Guthrie leads the group, including diplomats from Mexico, Guatemala, Argentina, Haiti, Costa Rica, and Honduras, plus officials from the U S State Department. They will view grounds, attend receptions, and return Wednesday on a special train.
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Washington
Turfeht
Putfalo
Tipo Care
John BR. Guthrie
Aste Froz
Alfredo Barron
Guatemala
Vela
Marine Bom
de@athon
Pulido
Hha
Hicarde Tees
Sener Infante
Ehillon Legation
Senor Balmaceda
Logation
Cot
John W. Foster
Mra. Porter
Assidteant
Ette Amd Abee
Ate
Welcom Biragartis
Mira
Curtis
Michael
Ehtef
Department of State
Buffalo
Presiferia
Maw
Niagara
Washington Party
Fuffalo
New York
Lomilay
Honduras
Victory for Quay in West Chester primary landslide
West Chester on June 4 reports a decisive victory for the Quay forces in the county Republican primary. Largest vote in county history cast with key endorsements for Paul S. Tearrest, T. Robert Comfort, Samuel Ivison, and J. Hunter Willis. county ticket slate includes Hemphill for judge and North for clerk, with offices across East Brandywine and Oxford in a broad ticket.
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West Chester
Sestehody
Quay
Paul S. Tearrest
Choenixville
T. Robert Comfort
Samuel Ivison
Oxfird
J. Hunter Willis
Downington
Jeveph Hemphill
George Tt
North
East Brandy
C. Fodint
Willhon MM Turner
Weat
Joseph H. Dunkiwit
Weert Restor
Pegister of
Wills
Granville & Pricer
Dyanwoller
Smirk Worth
Oxford
Deadlock at Hazleton Fourth Local Delegates Delayed
Complete returns from polling places in Hazleton district show AS W. Doatke of Lattiover leading the anti gay ticket with eighteen delegates. Quay candidates William Dames and Charles Hogbery have 15 and 12 delegates respectively. A Quay delegate may win but factions clash and a late shift could alter the convention. The convention is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Likerne
W. Doatke
Lattiover
William Dames
Quay
Chiyles Hogbery
Gare
Drowned Man in Raritan River Near Princeton
A man identified as Calvin V. Fonerive of Lohenon, connected to the Columbia Mimograph company, drowned while bathing in the Raritan River near Princeton New Jersey. Local residents attempted a rescue but were unsuccessful as authorities investigate the incident.
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Princeton
N. J
Calvin V. Fonerive
Lohenon
Columbia Mimograph Company
Minorton Stinlents
Irbinus
Timber Man Dies By His Own Hand, Civil War Vet Note
Obituary notes O Wane of unknown origin, timber machineer and ship timber expert. He served as a member of Seth Cle cavalry in the Civil War. The report cites his health decline and death by his own action.
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Wane, O
Dane H—W. CL
Stites
Weather Outlook For Washington Dawn Forecast
Morning conditions across Washington indicate uncertain skies with light winds. Regions including Worcester Prospect and Pennsylvania anticipate variable temperatures and potential cloud cover through the day.
Eggs Thrown At President Loubet At Paris Races
At the Auteuil races in Paris President Loubet and Premier Dupuy faced a violent demonstration. Police arrested about thirty as anti Semites and Jeunesse Royaliste led protests. Eggs, missiles, and shouts filled the scene as the president’s carriage moved past.
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Auteil
Loubet
Dupuy
Paris
Lowhet
M. Dupuy
Nold
M. J. Bwiltond
Atte Meem
Madame Lowhet
Ween’ Linda
Dee Champa Kiysees
Aviteuit
Christlina
Chriktiana
Afr
Air Nationatisn
Gore
M. Firmin Paure
Il Nationaire
Oran
Abeniiz
Nielice
Crilllere
Bia
Omelow
Prositit Leophet West
Lagween
Hener
Bey
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General Lawton
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Antipolo
Guay
Stroudsburg
Sinx
McCullough
Cilio
Duned
Benaton Fairbanke
Sidinie
Turteney Dawes
Willy
Bewlie
Admiral Dewes
Alosian Hralnita
St. Charles Theater
Nemesis
Faure
Pauro
Hile Provident
Justion
Alen
Louhetlint
Tmiegaorts
eComssarhin
Prigen
Court of Causa
Hilt Belng
Baby Clarke Case
Barrows
Loomis
Philippines
Lews
Wdbtortat
Vonburgen
Shranton
Buburban
Jo) B. Guthrie
Victory For Quay
Raritan
Timber Man
Weather Forecast
Don
Poreegat
Worcaster Penneyleylania
Fale Alomday
Tatu
Hany Lie Cat
M. Loubet
Anna Gould
Jeannesse Royaliste
Countess Castellane
Lone
Mike Ann Gold
Jeunesse Bovallee
L'Armes
Comte Hol de Castellane
Bie
Fey
Comte de Dion
M. Turmette
Armentiorns
M. Louher
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