Americans Fight Rebels Near San Fernando in Philippines
American forces move to clear Bacolor from Mascardo's 6000 strong rebel force as San Fernando hosts a growing American camp. Filipinos burn churches loot Chinese quarters and many flee. Mabini may be replaced. Charles King sails home. Omaha mason Owen dies by suicide amid financial woes.
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Manila
Baecolor
San Fernando
Mascardo
Isis
Bacolor
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
MacArthur
Lawton
LaGana de Bay
Ovenshine
Col. Wholly
King
la Guna de Bay
Cavadonga
Grant
Guagua
Mabini
Patreno
San Tomas
Fiftyfirst
Iowa Regiment
Senor Hizon
Calumpit
Gen. MacArthur
Charles King
United States
Pueblo
Verdict on B F Gray’s Death in St Louis
A coroner’s jury in St Louis found Benjamin F Gray died of fatty degeneration of the liver with traces of morphine in the stomach. He had reportedly used morphine to quiet nerves, a bottle of morphine was found in his room, and he was connected to a California move after a fire ruined his drug store. Gray, 39, was a Sedalia native with links to J Gray and L M Gray, educated at St Louis University and Missouri State University, and a pharmacist who moved to California.
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St. Louis
Benjamin F. Gray
Post- Dispatch
Frank H. Day
Benjamin
Gray
J. Gray
Missouri
Moniteau County
Lashley M. Gray
Woodland
Cal
St. Louis University
Missouri State University
Ann Arbor
St. Louis School of Pharmacy
California
Carrie Beam
Klonkike
Sedalia
Vermonters Seek 3000 Acres for Oklahoma Settlement
A Vermont colonization effort targets Oklahoma with 3000 acres of bottom farming land in Logan Payne or Lincoln counties. A group of 25 Vermont farmers has formed a colonization association to establish a settlement in Guthrie area.
Well Known Mason Death by Own Action
Omaha Nebraska May 8 William R. dies by his own hand as reported by local authorities. The incident involves a well known Mason in the community with details sparse. Investigators pursue clarifying statements from family and lodge members.
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Omaha, Neb
William R
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Piay
Davol Medicine Coo
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Fifth and
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Ohio and
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Edward Hurley
J. M. Offield
W. P. Haley
W. S. Baker
Third National Bank
Sedalia, Mo
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R.H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
J.N. Dalby
R. H. Moses
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W. H. Evans
H W. Meuschke
Charles E. Musick
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin
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Henry Lamm
J. W. Murphy
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Missouri Trust CO
Crta
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Owen
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Ilgenfritz
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B. FR. Grays
Allen
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le Roy
N. Y
WS Dade
Warrensburg
Versailles High School
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Chicago
New York
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Chestnut St
Phila
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Kelk & Keens
P. Hoffman
West Main
Robert Cleary
Texas
Pacific
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Ticket Agt
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Los Angeles
Southern
Ft. Worth
Pullman
A. H. Moffet
G.S.W.P.A
John Sebastian
Chicago, IL
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lamine Street
Bankers of Missouri
Steven
Chas. van Antwerp
West Broadway
Boatright’s
Tony
East Third Street
Ott
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Sangree & Lamm
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