Bourgeois Declines Forming Cabinet in Paris Situation
In Paris M Bourgeois declines to form a cabinet after talks with President Loubet. M Delcasse expected to be asked to form a ministry while Bourgeois returns to The Hague. General De La Roque arrested in connection with a mutiny case. details not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Delcaxse
Dupuy
M. Bourgeois
Hague
M. Loubet
M. Huurgecik
Paris
M.widldeck-Konssein
General de la Roque
Jane
General de Tua Roque
England's Defense Works Defended by War Office Plan
In the House of Commons a military works loan resolution seeks 4 million pounds repayable in annual installments for forts harbors and barracks at home and abroad. Wyldham explains it continues the 1879 act. Davitt attacks Halifax Bermuda and Atlantic fortifications as unnecessary amid Anglo American diplomacy. The resolutions pass 41 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ioan DY
War Office
George Wyorthaima
Wyodham
Wiere
Wei-Hui-Wet Wold
Chiiaony
Wendham
Butneck
Halifax
Mir Wandham
Michael Davitt
Bermuda
Jimaion
Atlantic Center
Germany's Islands Purchase Debated in Reichstag
Germany's Reichstag discussed supplemental credits for protectorates and a loan to acquire new islands. Baron von Buelow argued the purchase would aid commercial ties and German industry, comparing it to earlier China policy and noting long term cultivation prospects. The Mehlbstag began a second reading of the loan bill and Spain trade convention attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevlin
Dieeloe
Ploninhe
Reichstag
Nies
Forview
Baron von Huelow
Ynnieh
Cermany
Kim-Chou
Corman
Regnions
Asia
South America
Germany
Melehbstag
Spain
Wage Increases Planned for Pereville Steel Plant Workers
Workers at the Carbon Iron & Steel plant in Pereville will receive a 10 cents per day wage hike starting July, marking a second raise in a 15 percent average total increase after recent plant name changes and operational shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miveh Chunk, Sune
Carbon Iron & Steel Company
Perevville
Thiet
Smallpox Escapes Reported From Pittsburg Hospital
Lancaster reports Harry Ticker, treated for smallpox in Pittsburg, escaped and rode to Lancaster on a Pennsylvania railroad train. He roamed the city for hours before his brother placed him on a Conestoga park trolley to the county nest house. Health officials vow investigations and precautions including fumigation and vaccination of contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lancaster
Harry Ticker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conestoga Park
County Nest
Board of Health
Harry Rieker
Latrose
Altoone
Hearrisbore
Laneaster
Cleveland Strike Inches Toward Settlement
Cleveland June 11 The city council special committee, company officers, and a railway committee met all day and the company offered to reinstate all but about one hundred old men. A settlement is expected tomorrow as talks adjourned with optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Atriliere
Lightning Strikes Multiple Delaware Barns in Severe Storm
A violent storm in Delaware and nearby Pennsylvania set barns on fire or destroyed them. Levi C. Bird’s barn near Reybold station burned with three driving horses killed. George Fawcett’s Dilworthtown barn and Dr. Horner’s Concord Del barn also burned. Barns of ex Sheriff Giles Lamb von, Joseph Lefevre and William McKay were leveled by wind. two sleeping workers in McKay’s barn narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Levi C. Bird
Rey
Old Station
Delaware City
George Fawcett
Dilworthtown
Horner
Concord
Giles Lamb von
Joseph Lefevre
William McKay
War romance shatters as husband faked army record
Mrs Mary Gilbert learns her husband Ty Gilbert is not at the front but a private practicing law in Indianapolis. Divorce papers arrive as she discovers he never served in Cuba, ending their marriage after pending proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburo
Mary Gilbert
Indianapolis
Ty Gilbert
Cuba
Need for a New Cabinet Officer Emerges From Army Experience
Atlantic City reports at the American Institute of Homeopathy session a push for a medical department head in the presidential cabinet. General M O Terry cites US and Cuban war lessons, urging a cabinet seat for a medical director general with defined powers. The group backs a resolution to insert medical affairs into the cabinet and discusses army sanitation and officer representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Terry
Milea
National Church of New York
J. BD. Emmett
Fifth Brigade
National Guard of New York
Terry
England
Tarry
National Guard
Campe
Board of Commission Atious)le
Daring outrage shocks Pittston as two men attack councilman’s daughter
Two unknown men invaded the Jenkins residence in Pittston Pennsylvania assaulting Miss Jenkins and injuring her. They drenched her clothing with kerosene oil for an unclear motive as authorities investigate the daring act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Jenkins
Pittston
John H. Jenkins
Miss Jenkins
Pithuloiptin Rail Company Elects New Presidents
June 21 report notes A J Gasentt elected president of the Ponneyivonic railr and Mr Capsatt becomes head of the Tires west of Pletebury. Cus sul also elected president of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and Louie Pathway takes over the Panhandle route to Buchu. Thompson named in the thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pithuloiptin
Ponneyivonic Railr
A. J. Gasentt
Penta Yank Company
Pletebury
Capsatt
Thanpron
Thie Neutron
Cussul
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louie
Panhandle
Buchu
Thompson
Military casualties reported in June infantry deaths
June reports list fourteenth infantry casualties including Thomas W. Andrews and William Somers near Anpete river with others named from the fourth infantry. Corporal Pete Konsk and William Cook are noted near Dan Ma rings with Duntch Donuvan and Bhite also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Citiv Euibles
Fourteenth Infantry
Thomas W. Andrews
Ovar Las Pings
William Somers
Hl Goodran
Anpete River
Fourth Infantry
Dan Marings
Pete Konsk
William Cook
Duntch Donuvan
Hark Bhite
Farewell to Dr Stewart at Carlisle Presbytery
A special Carlisle Presbytery session dissolved pastoral relations between ten St George WR Stewart and Market Equate Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg. Dr Stewart resigned to become president of the Theological Seminary in Auburn, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvishire
Carlisle
Elly Foley
St George
Stewart
Harrisburg
Stowairt
Auburn
Cross Ready and Bradford Lead at Scranton Meet
The report lists participants including T. Adame and W. Gallagher from Scranton with $8 entries, noting Bradford and the Cross Ready team among competitors in an ongoing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peneian Ecartificentes
Orriginah
Jilue T. Adame
Oleimbla Cross Ready
Bradford
William Gallagher
Scranton
Kauts To Seek Vindication In Samoan Crisis
The U S cruiser Philadelphia arrived in San Francisco with the bodies of Lieutenant Lansdale and Ensign Whe lost in the Samoan clash. Admiral Kuutgle, in command, defends his actions amid criticism and says he will prove his innocence before the public, with navy backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Apia
Honolulu
Lansdale
Monacham
Kuutgle
Navy Department
Samoa's political shift as commissioners set provisional government
The Samoan situation reports Mataafa surrendering rifles and natives returning home while the commissioners of the three powers affirm Malietoa Tanet's abdication and establish a provisional government in Apia. Chiefs, judges, and officials remain in office. a governor and three-member legislative council are proposed. American and British observers express satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Samoan Islands
Autokland
Mataafa
Matuufa
Malleton Tamet
Malietoa Tanet
Chambers
Wilhelm Self
Apa
Apia
Hative House
Ani
Cosmo Alive After Plymouth Mine Rescue Efforts
Wilkes Barre reports inmate Cosmo entombed in the Tayford mine at Plymouth. He told rescuers he is hungry and thirsty and fears death if not removed soon. About twenty five feet of coal separate him from the rescuers. blasting or other last resorts are considered only as a final option. Gangs work around the clock at the coal seam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Tiwan
Cosmo
Tayford
Plymouth
Justice Department seeks new trial in Camp Meade case
Attorneys for the Department of Justice at Washington applied before Judge Simonton for a new trial regarding the conviction of D. Moore and Patrick Doves for maintaining Aran tion at Camp Meade. The department argues the federal law does not conflict with state law, and a determination is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Berg
Terey Wo Wolfe
Department of Justice
Washington
Simonton
Dames D. Moore
Patrick Doves
Camp Meade
Law Department
Waeehlington
Directors of Cumberland Valley Rail Frond Vacancy
June 21 Cumberland Valley board names Charles B. Pugh and A P Shortridge as tolly cleated directors to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of Frank Thompson and J I Flutchingon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Charles B. Pugh
A. P. Shortridge
Tolly
Cumberland Valley
Frank Thompson
J. I Flutchingon
Lafayette College Commencement Exercises Held
Lafayette College closed today for its sixty fourth commencement. Orations were delivered, degrees conferred, and prizes awarded during the graduating exercises in Huston Hall, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
Dane
Lafayette College
Drowned in Rangely Lake Near Stangely Maine
Three young men from Robweh were drowned in Rangely Lake on June 21 in a boating accident near Stangely Maine. Officials investigating the cause and circumstances of the drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangely Lake
Stangely
Maine
War Tax Revenues and Federal Treasury Outlook
Treasury estimates place war related costs at about 230 million with receipts from customs and internal revenue pushing total income past 405 million. Deficits loom near 100 million for the year, though large one time payments to Spain and Cuban troops earlier in the year reduced the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Philippines
Waverington
Treasury
Abe
Central Pacific Railroad
Fleenly Ac
Vyear
War Department
Navy
Tims
Central Pacific
Morning Weather and Regional News Roundup
The morning sheet notes rain indications and broad regional updates. It lists political and cabinet discussions, sports results from Atlantic and National leagues, and town notices including a Wednesday in June wedding. Police and court items appear in local crime briefs.
Smelter Strike Fallout Opens Coke Ovens in Denver
President Nash of American Smelting and Refining Company girds local managers with authority as Denver faced the smelter strike. Southern commune coke ovens, shut during the dispute, reopen signaling resumed work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nash
American Smelting and Refining Company
Telegram from War Department on Camp Meade abandonment
Acting Secretary of War Meikelohn states no department action will remedy abandonment of Camp Meade. abandonment depends entirely on military service needs. The telegram was received today by Hirris Jones and Adie Vt orig Olmwted of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirris Jones
Adie
Orig
Secretary of War
Meikelohn
Camp Meade
Timber Land Deal Near Lewisburg Reported
Jock Haven Pennsylvania June 2 timber land deal. Janvewung Brothers purchase 200 acre union community twelve miles from Lewisburg. Large quantity of white pine oak and prop timber to be harvested at twelve hundred feet per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Haven
Janvewung Brothers Purchsing L200
Acron
Uinlon
Gordon's House Burned in Kirkwood Fire
The home of General Gordon at Kirkwood Atlanta was completely destroyed by fire. The fire destroyed the upper floors while the books pictures and wires were saved. The incident occurred in the evening and left the house a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Doin UW Gordon
Kirkwood
Filipinos Hold Cavite Front as Rain Halts Campaigns
Report from Manila dated June 2 describes heavy nightly rains hampering campaigning in Cavite. Insurgent forces retreat to swamps and hills near Imus and San Francisco De Malate while American reconnoitering units observe. General Otis notes enemy morale remains defiant despite defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Imus
San Francisco de Malate
Wheaton
Tniws
Peace Conference Debates Arbitration and Disarmament
The Hague June 21 delegates report mixed views on the peace conference from the arbitration and disarmament committees. Mr Hollis of the United States and Dr Zorn of Germany met after a week’s adjournment, with Germany to guide forthcoming deliberations. The disarmament panel rejected three paragraphs of Chan Maravieff’s circular, citing difficulty in agreeing on a plan to curb ongoing explosive ordnance. The decision will be reviewed by the committee tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Institute of Homeopathy
Board of Censors
Provident
Charles Walton
Cineiati
Joseph J. Cobb
Chicago
Nancy C. Williams
Augusti
Malne
C. A.torter
New York
Wilson A. Smith
T. Franklin Smith
Fil
M.D. Youneman
Allende City
Aldrich
Minneapolis
Haiving
Paria
France
Samuel Hahnemarin
Russia
Germany
England
United States
Washington
7. C. Wood
Cleveland
H. C. Sehenck
Troglelyn
Howard FP. Belleers
Poston
Das
FE. W. Rache
Milwaukee
I. J. Bissell
Rochester
Mither
Eve Gtrain
Elh
Linnell
M. D
Norwich
Conn
Charles M. Thomas
Philadelphia
George M. Rice
Boston
Moes
Thomas L. Shearer
Baltimore
G. Curtis
T. L. Hazard
Iowa City
J. C. Fahnestock
Piqua
Ohio
Ty. T. Griswold Comstock
St. Louis
J. W. Leseur
Batavia, N
Samuel Hahnemann
J. H. McCleland
Pittabuid
WW. M. Smith
Hahnemann Monument Fund
Bailey
Unicoln
Neb
Tonicht
Institute
Charles Tripler
The
Hague
Oches
Arbitration Committee
Disarmament Committee
Chane Maravieff
Tomorrw
Whiskey Trust Merger Forms Dieting Company of America
A merger uniting the American Spirits Manufacturing company and the Standand Distilling company with several regional firms creates the Dieting Company of America. The new concern plans capital stock around 1.2 million dollars with preferred stock at 970,000 dollars and standard stock totaling 1.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Spirits Manufacturing Cmpany
Viniitystive Ampipale
Krenticksy
Worehinico Opany
Waveerns
Tie Standand
Orient
Spleite Distributing
Comiyainy
Hickey Conertis
The
Dieting Company of America
Wmie Foyer
RACES AT M KEES ROCKS
Anne Martyn won the trailing heats at McKee's Rocks in a local race meet. Bertha Baron and Suy B placed in multiple heats with notable boat times and placements across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteturg
Econ Bas E Padiab Meiee
Poo Pte
Anne Martyn
Etratekt
Hest Uume
Holle HL
Count Clip
Bertha Baron
Bilite HB
pee—Nerew Petohen
Simran
Sims
Hie Hees
Pri
Fight Night Fumes as Chivas Fights Jum Yb Joe Ceddard
In a Melbourne bout at the Adelphi theater a light heavyweight clash ended in chaos after a foul in the fourth round. Chivas and Jum Yb Joe Ceddard clashed as the rough action escalated, with punches and a fall prompting referee intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivas
Joe Ceddard
Klondike
Adelphi Theater
Cheidead
Iit
Sunday Ball Test Case in Detroit Court
Detroit records show W A Herre of the Die Wilt baseball team acquitted of Sunday baseball charges. A new tent code aimed to open a condition under the statute forbidding Sunday amusements was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
W. A. Herre
Miners Fight Breaks Out In Evansville Strike Clash
Evansville Indiana June 2 Mine owners import thirty black miners from Kentucky to replace strikers. Gunfire erupts injuring six including stockholder James Moore and several African American workers. Police respond as the attack ends with attackers vanished and injuries treated at St Marys hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Geriona
Sunnyside
Kentucky
Iero
Fred
James Mowe
Denny Stith
John Philips
Ed. Geiger
Charles Smith
John Nore
Poe
Compine
Cir
West Maryland Street
Kusten
Qiexy
John Phillips
Dleher
Bee
Bee Whury Kennedy
Tovernor Mount
Recruits Sought for Manila Deployment in Philadelphia
Major Craigie announces open enlistment for colored men to serve in the Philippines. Officers in telegraphic offices coordinate recruitment under Marie Crates. Lt. Job W. Fourtone of the Fifth Cavalry will oversee preparations and transport arrangements. Local activities include securing quarters and work sites on Arel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Craigie
Phillippines
Petruthans Jaye Leon
Dich
Marie Crates
Arel Street
Job W. Fourtone
Fifth Cavalry
Feat of a Wheelman Lew York and Team Pace Race
Lew York, carried by Karlys Murphy, races against Ghewote in a tight mile event. Brera and Wh bie plan to cover the Nie in one minute as the Long stad railroad company allows two miles of flat track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew York
Karlys Murphy
Lomowat
Mile
Liew Brera
Ralle
Long Stad Halbroad
Niles Fiat
Dutch Neib Put to Sleep in Chicago Hospital
A garbled report from Chicago details a person named Dutch Neib being put to sleep after an incident. The text is unreadable in parts but mentions a hospital and an alleged injury or death, with references to a war or conflict context and a person named Pepger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neib
Wheeler to Be Sent to Philippines, Army Moves Top Commander
Secretary of War Alder confirmed that General Joseph Wheeler will be sent to the Philippines. The wartime placement aims to reinforce command as strategic operations proceed in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Philippines
Abe
Mien
Faye
Alder
Tole
Joseph Wheelle
Fast Motor Cycle Time and New Hedform Practice
Agency notes racing practice and testing behind the motor venue. Eddie Molcuttle is listed in the lineup with a focus on improving lap times and new performance form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedform
Muse
Eddie Molcuttle
Weather forecast for Washington area in June
Weather forecast indicates a warm, improving pattern with lighter winds. Northerly flow shifts to cooler conditions by late week, with a gradual rise in temperatures and more stable skies expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Society OF Homeopathists
Porto Rico
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Ite
Nationa
Mr. Cassatt
Dr. Stewart
Pennsylvania Pensions
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Malieto Tanet
Cosmors
Lafayette
Indiana
Minera
Loent—Wort Sorenten
Whitney
Gordon
Otis
Cavite
Aguinaldo
the Hague
BIG Whiskey Trust
M'Kee's Rocks
Goddard
Wheelman
Lake
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