Cavlary repels entrenched Filipino force near Laguna de Bay
The gunboat Napidan acted as convoy and shelled entrenched rebels on the western shore of Laguna de Bay. As troops landed, Filipinos fired a final volley, killing one cavalry private before retreat. The move followed Captain Gale's Fourth Cavalry voyage from Vancouver to Motong for embarkation.
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Laguna de Bay
Vancouver
Manila
Gale
Fourth Cavalry
Motong
Muntiubipi
End of the war in Philippines not near, says Japanese observer
Leonile La Dew, arriving from Manila via Yokohama, argues in Japanese papers that American losses are undercounted due to hospital deaths. He praises the volunteers as peak troops but notes reinforcements lack their discipline and fitness. He says Filipinos overwhelm with numbers, weapons rarely captured, and American troops suffer in trenches yet avoid cholera.
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Vancouver
Leonle la Dew
Yokohima
Manila
Philippines
Army of Occupation
High Ray
Dewey Leaves Colombo for Port Said
The US cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard left Colombo for Port Said at 4 PM. Dewey has been living quietly, health improved, and boarded the ship at 10 AM after exchanging official visits. Captain Richard Poe is said to remain aboard. The governor of Guam, RN, continues to his post. Navy announces Dewey sailed for Port Said this morning.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Uniwe States
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Port Said
Gounitlars Ecnifsee
Guam
Washington
Navy Department
Dewey Saile
Cilomiio
Poyt
Canteen Case Not To Be Re-Tried At This Time
The attorney general was notified the war Department will not retry the Camp Meade case where Judge Simonton ruled no state license was owed. The decision aims to avoid potential implications at Meade and to prevent a usable precedent for future challenges.
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Washington
War Department
Simonton
Pennsylvania
Camp Meade
Department
Wage increase announced by Pennsylvania Coke and Nail Co
Lebanon Pa June news reports a 0 center per tin wage rise for puddling department workers. The July 10 start date applies to the entire toll hall division with a seven percent per ton rate increase. Employers in the toll division will receive the same percentage rise.
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Lebanon
Poypeylvania Bost Ad Nnt Company
Puddling Department
Tollha Department
American Wheelmen meet in Wilkon- Sarre from September 3
Chicago reports the American Wheelmen racing circuit will hold a meeting at Wilkon- Sarre from September 3. Cor movt a2 Philadelphia is named among several participants.
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Chicago
Wilkon- Sarre
Philadelphia
Hollinger to be hanged for wife murder in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 8 Joseph Hollinger will be hanged in Dauphin county jail yard tomorrow for murdering his wife in August last year in a jealous frenzy. He faced his fate with little disturbance though nerves trembled at the scaffold builders noise. His daughter bade him farewell this afternoon. He expressed regret for the crime and spoke of his son in the insane asylum and his father in the county home. Ministers visited him and will attend the execution. A limited ticket allotment was set. over three thousand ticket requests flooded the sheriff. A clergyman seeking to observe tied to a death book also asked to witness.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Hollinger
Dauphin County
Hollinger
Sellers
Trouble in Brussels Chamber of Deputies
Disturbance erupts as the chamber votes confidence in the president. Socialists clash on the floor with deputies. Catholic Labour member Mr Guichtemere from Ghent is badly beaten. Guard clears galleries and session is suspended. War Minister Pevan den Peerboom faced abuse for provoking the uproar.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Guichtemere
Ghent
M. J. H. Pevanden Peerboom
Powderly at Pittsburg on all organized labor week
Terrence V Powderly former grand master of the Knights of Labor and current United States commissioner of Immigration was the guest of honor on the third night of the all organized labor benefit week in Pittsburg. He was warmly greeted and applauded as he urged union expansion and urged trades unions in Pittsburg to join to secure needed amendments.
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Pittsburg
Terrence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
United States
Hmmmigration
F Powderly
Sigwl
California fruit shipments rush to eastern markets
California Fruit reports shipments by Central Pacific trains reaching fifty carloads daily. Through last Saturday, season totals total about 4,000 pounds per carload and Socanloads shipped. The season may reach 1000 carloads, with peaches plums and table prunes driving profits for California orchardists as prices remain firm.
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San Francisco
Central Pacific
California
Strike at Dorrance Mine Over Safety Lamp Debate
About one hundred miners in the Baltimore vein of the Dorrance mine in Wilkes-Barre struck over a proposed new safety lamp. They argue the lamp gives little light and heats, while the company insists on its use due to gas conditions. The dispute is expected to intensify tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Lehigh Valley
Coams
Tita
Sun Printing firm sued for damages over yacht loss
Justice Hyown in the United States district court awarded 0 damages with interest from November 1, 1883, to William Th. Moore in a libel case against Sun Printing and Publishing company for the loss of the yacht Kanapaha. The vessel was stranded off the north coast of Cuba in September last year while employed by The Sun as a dispatch boat.
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New York
Justice Hyown
William Th. Moore
Sun Printing and Publishing Company
Cuba
Defender Defeats Old Champion in Windward Race
New London today witnessed the Defender eight minutes ahead of the old champion in the windward sprint. The challenger from New York faced a two minute handicap with the Yacht Yaeht being towed from Brenton’s Reef lightship in Newport to New London. Jubilant crews praised the Defender’s sterling qualities in the long race.
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New London
Conn
Windward
New York
Hrentons Reef
Newport
Coroner Exonerates Marry Peppers in Tuten Nel Case
The coroner's jury cleared Marry Peppers of blame in the Tuten Nel dispute after autopsy showed the debtor Neal died from a brain hemorrhage. The verdict finds no foul play connected to his death on Saturday.
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Chinage
Jung BA
Marry Peppers
Tuten Nel
Baturdey
Neal
Yale Harvard Regatta Preview on Thames Course
Yale and Harvard unveil crews for the Thames regatta with detailed lineups. The Yale eight features experienced substitutes and captains, while Harvard’s varsity showcases seasoned Weld crew adaptors led by Captain Wigginson and bowman Higginson. The program outlines morning and late afternoon races including the great eight oared varsity final and two mile legs for freshmen and sophomores at Gales Ferry, Conn.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
New Haver Conn
Neidecken
Brown
Hoth
Willams
Stroke
Greenleaf
Cambridge
Mass
Higekinson
Harding
Cichte
Higginson
Sheafe
Bancroft
Wood
Evans
Marvard
Lawrence
Tilton
Francis Leo Wigginson
Af Howton
Groton
Hile Friehiman
Lin
Ase Q
Weigit
Beatile
Wash
Roosevelt at Milwaukee and Chicago tour report
Governor Roosevelt of New York spoke to Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce urging citizen support for the president and flag in foreign questions. He emphasized unity with America, England and Germany and the goal of peace as three great nations cooperate. He then traveled to Chicago, arriving by rail and bidding farewell amid crowds.
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Milwaukee
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
America
England
Germany
Chicago
Gcoavernor Roo
Evolt
Milwakes
Lake Shore
Democratic slate named at Kentucky state convention
Kentucky Democrats at Louisville adjourn after nominating a full ticket for statewide offices. Governor William Goebel of Kenton County is named along with Lt Governor C W Berkham of Nelson, Secretary Brook Mill of Clay, Attorney General BR G Hrockirides of Hosle, Auditor Gue Coulter of Graves, Treasurer 8. W Hawger of Koya, Agriculture J BD Nall of Lewisville, and Public Instruction Willan Chewbel of Livingston.
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Louisville
Nlthy
William Goebel
Kenton County
W. Berkham
Nelson County
Brook Mill
Clay County
BR. G. Hrockirides
Hosle County
Gue Coulter
Graves County
Creanunr
W. Hawger
Koya County
J. BD. Nall
Lewisville
Bl. V. McCheaney
Livingston
Willan Chewbel
Drowned in the Pasig details reach the Orient
Details of five soldiers drowned in the Pasig River on June 5 were sent from the Orient aboard the Empress of China. Four bodies were recovered at Foljowa and buried in the new National Cemetery. named are Corporal B. E. Hermann Jasper le Whims Nelson Andersen Joseph Nuneville.
Shamrock Aground Off Southampton in American Cup Chase
During a calm evening in Southampton a misaligned tack left the challenger Shamrock aground with 15 degrees to port while contesting the American cup.
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Shamrock
Wee
Deaths Of A Day At London Residence
June 21 to 26 reports detail the deaths of Lovie and Admiral Sir Wyndham Horatio. Lovie, superintendent of Maxkachu dette Women's Reformatory prison, died at the London residence of the bishop of Rochefor Wheat Hew dwar Stuart Talbot at London. Admiral Horatio, a retired vice admiral, died of apoplexy in the afternoon while presiding at a Hotchkiss Ordnance company meeting.
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Lovie
Mire Eilen
Johnson
Maxkachudette Women's Reformatory
London
Rochefor
Stuart
Talbot
Sir Wyndham Horatio
Hotchkiss Ordnance Company
Oriental Budget Claims Drought Blamed on Railways and War Fear
From Vancouver June 25 Oriental advices via the Empress of China report drought blamed on electric railways amid growing tensions in China rice exports halted by viceroy orders. News notes also describe pirate robbery of a British steamship on the West river, a planned Burma frontier demarcation progress, and a plague surge in Hong Kong Singapore and Saigon with 154 deaths after 140 cages.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Russia
Siberian
Vancouver
B. C
Empress of China
Wuhu
Nanking
Pekin
China
Yang-Tae
Corea
Seoul
Bhamo
Sailween
Scott
Lut
George
Kian Chau
Thussia
Vindiivostock
Kinchta
Mouken
New Chwang
Port Arthur
Vindivostock
Taung-Il-Yamen
Woon
West River
Saigon
Transvaal reports success for Fischer peace mission
Pretoria June 28. Conferences between President Kruger and Fischer of the Orange Free State have concluded. The general impression is that Fischer's mission to resolve disputes with Great Britain has been successful. He then met with Conyngham Greene, the British diplomatic agent in Pretoria.
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Kruger
Fischer
Orange Free State
Free State
Transvaal
Great Britain
Fishiers
Conyngham Greene
Dreyfus Court Martial Panel Listed at Rennes
Rennes June 28 The official panel for the Dreyfus court martial to retry the prisoner includes President Colonel Jonaust Major Frongniart Major De Breon Mayer Profilet Major Merle Captain Par falt Captain Beauvais all from the artillery branch and all graduates of the Polytechnique school.
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Rennes
Dreyfus Courtmartial
Jonaust
Frongniart
de Breon
Mayer Profilet
Merle
Parfalt
Beauvais
Polytechnole School
Political duel follows altercation in Paris chamber
A duel occurred in Paris this morning between M Berteaux Socialist and M Millevoye Republican Nationalist following a clash in the chamber yesterday. Millevoye wounded Berteaux on the left cheek before the two deputies shook hands.
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Paris
M. Berteaux
M. Millevore
Chamber of Deputies
M. Millevoye
M. Berteasux
Transatlantic Movements From New York Ports
On June 2 arrivals include Ken sington in Antwerp and Burvia in New York. Ships sailing or passing include St Paul to Southampton Majestice to Liverpool West anlnad to Antwerp Queenmown to New York and Amsterdam to Rotterdam and to New York. Southampton to Bremen and Crook Haven to Liverpool are noted as passages or passes with New York as origin or destination.
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Kensington
Antwerp
St. Paul
Southampton
Majestice
Liverpool
Westanlnad
Burvia
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Adam
John
Bremen
Savilly
Crook Haven
Germanic
Ryan Accepts McCoy Duel Despite Denver Offer
Syracuse June 2 Tommy Ryan says he will fight Kid McCoy but refuses any Denver offer if a larger purse comes from another club. He also mentions willing to post a forfeit with Louw House man of Chicago if McCoy covers it. Molloy’s stance is doubtful and unclear in the report.
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Syracuse
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Denver
Colorado Athletic Club
Ryan
Louw Houseman
Chicago
Molloy
Rown
Appointment of Henry K. Biratton Philadelphia Magistrate
Norrisbury June M Clovernor Bione announces the appointment of Henry K Biratton of Philadelphia as magistrate to replace the late Hamp ton Thomas. The change confirms the continuity of local judicial leadership and names a new official to the post.
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Norrisbury
M—Clovernor Bione Toilay
Henry K. Biratton
Philadelphia
Hampton Thomas
Weather and War News Mix From Early Morning Page
Weather indicates rain and cooler conditions with news on General Otis reinforcements in the Philippines. Yale and Harvard crews won races while other items cover music recitals weddings, police stopping street railway work, and local court proceedings in Scranton.
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Otis
Philippines
Yale
Harvard
Oriental News
Commencement Exercises At St Pauls Green Ridge
The seventh annual commencement at St Pauls school Green Ridge drew full seating as eleven graduates received diplomas including two business course graduates Judith Loftus and John P Doherty. Rev P J McManus presented diplomas after remarks praising the students and urging continued study.
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St. Paul's School
Green Ridge
Genevieve F. Manley
Helen G. Smith
Louise A. Fore
Co. Eugenie Smith
Agnes J. McTague
J. F. Doherty
Ll. J. Grewer
J. A. O'Hara
H. P. Gratten
Judla Loftus
John FP. Doherty
Tallman
Hilligan
P. J. McManus
Swingle Divorce Case Opens With Testimony
Commissioner W hears the divorce case of Grace I. Swingle against A. T. Swingleira. Grace Swingle testified they married Sept. 23, 1841 in Binghamton New York and lived with her parents in Carbondale then Mariondale and Dunmore. She says Swingle left Feb. 16, 1898 after a farewell and has not seen him since. Doctors Bernstein and Brown testified for Mrs. Swingle.
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Coton
Grace I. Swingle
A. T. Swinelera
Swingle
TL. Wedeman
Binghamton
N. Y
Austin Griffin
Thirty Foot Line Fence Dispute Reaches City Hall
Photographer Frank Jewell complained to Mayor Moir about a thirty foot fence erected by neighbor Dr JT Band on Spruce Street. The issue was referred to the fire chief, building inspector, city solicitor, with action expected today. Jewell says the fence violates building and fire codes.
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Moir
JT. Band
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Jewell
Scranton Man to Be Deputy U S Marshal Candidate
Hal Bacharach of Wilkes-Barre resigns as deputy U S marshal and will become deputy executive clerk to Governor W A Stone. Several candidates are named from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton as Marshal Leonard pushes for the prize to go to Scranton.
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Hal Bacharach
Wilkes-Barre
United States Marsrial
W. A. Stone
Scranton
Marshal Leonard
Post Office Carriers Pose for Photographer Dillon
Local mail carriers Postmaster Ripple and Deputy Postmaster Powell had their pictures taken at the post office building. Photographer Dillon arranged the session for the group.
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Dillon
Ripple
Deir Ty
Powell
Post Ofice
Fleita and Quay Tour Florida for Ten Day Hunt and Fish
Deputy Attorney General Freidert W. Fleita traveled yesterday with Senator M and Quay for a ten day stay in Florida. The visit centers on hunting on the southern estate and tarpon fishing, a favored pursuit of Mr. Quay.
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Freidert W. Fleita Te
M. & Quay
Florida
Senators Southern
Mr. Quay
Bethlehem Steel handles ship Alabama plate to Washington
Bethlehem Steel shipped a nearly two ton plate marked for the ship Alabama to Washington. An additional black mortar weighing about one ton was sent to Bundy Look.
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Bethlehem
Dune
Bethlehem Steel Company
Alabama
Washington
Bundy Iook
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Monday Operations
New York governors of the Stock Exchange announce a suspension of business starting Saturday noon through Wednesday at 4 am. The action allows no holiday for members during the period, affecting trading days and schedules.
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New York
Governor's of
The
New York Stock Exchange
40 000 Men for Otis Recruiting Drives Philippines
Seventy recruiting stations will enlist volunteers for three year terms in the regular army to reinforce General Otis in the Philippines. The plan aims to have 40,000 men ready after the rainy season ends, with enlistments extending to volunteer service as needed.
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Washinton
Al«ger
Corbin
Bird
Oda
Philippines
Alger
Ote
United States
General Otis
Hines
Otis Hoe
War Department
Otis
Dld
Adjutant General
Cuba
Porto Theo
Congress
Algeria
Strikers Killed in Germany Amid Ruhr Disturbance
Berlin reports three strikers killed during rioting at Bochum mines as troops move in. Dozens of private houses sheltered injured workers yesterday while authorities scramble to secure the scene and prevent further clashes.
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Bochum
Berlin
Dane
Kiley
Race Horse Killed in New York Derby Incident
A horse named Byron Mir Clelland caused a fatal crash during a race in Sherpetoad bor. The rider was thrown at the lower tyre, the horse broke the track, and then hurled into the crowd, fatally injuring the rider almost instantly.
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Sherpetoad
Bor
Tihiy
Byron Mir- Clelland
Tle
Weather Forecast for Washington Two Days Ahead
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania on Thursday and Friday calls for rain and cooler conditions. A late Friday change brings fresh southerly winds turning to northwest as the system departs.
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Waerhington
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