Idaho News Roundup of Mineral Finds and Railway Shifts
Idaho items report a big fire in Lewerton with $10,000 loss, mineral strikes at Halley showing promise, and a new up-to-date state map issued. Bowen Devils may start a new town this year. last week San Francisco argued the Diamondfield Jack case with no decision yet. Weather relief to floods reduces damage in the House valley.
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San Francisco
Holse Valley
Willian Ainslie
Congress
Northorn
Hurah
Hawley
Bolae
Wariner
Weiser
Janet
CS Hassett
Wichita
Kan
Hayn Nays
Bunker Hill Mill
Outlaw Holing to the Wall band in chase across Powder river country
Cheyenne June 7. Sheriff Helstand of Natrona county and a posse of twelve chased the Hole in the Wall band thirty miles north of Casper as they headed toward the Powder river country. The outlaws fired on the pursuit. Helstand’s horse fell and he walked fifteen miles to a camp before returning. Converse county Sheriff Tinzen continued the pursuit as federal officers join the hunt to capture the gang roaming through South Dakota, Montana, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Oncar Helstand
Natrona County
Union Pacific
Casper
Heistand
Powder River
Sherrit Helatand
Tinzen
Converse County
United States
Union Pacitic Detective Department
Washington Volunteers Take Morong Under Fire in the Philippines
Two Washington battalions led by Colonel Whalley landed at Morong after being towed from Pasig. American artillery drove insurgents from their positions, nine killed and others wounded, as troops secured the town while rebels fled to the hills. Fire from a shore battery at Ancona and gunboats Navidan and Covadonga supported the operation.
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Manila
Whalley
Cascoes
Pasig
Morong
Nupidan
Covadonga
Ancona
Weyler’s Agent Lynched in Havana Markets
Joseph La Brega, Weyler’s agent infamous for outrages against women and killings, was captured by a mob at San Antonio de los Ages and lynched in the public square after firing on demonstrators. The event sparked wide riot and vigilante justice in Havana.
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Havana
Joseph la Brega
Weyler
San Antonio de Los Ages
Sultan of Gulu Arms Acquisition Aims at U.S. Clash
Beltane of Bale Redela Hongkong reports the sultan of Gulu has imported a large quantity of arms from Singapore via Gandaken. Arms stored on Bosal Island as he raises Sepoys at Singapore to oppose the United States. Bray's April mission to Singapore is blamed for the shift.
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Hongkong
Gulu
United States
Singapore
Gandaken
Bosal
Bray
Mingapore
Defiant Bandits and Samoa Fallout Amid Pacific Turmoil
Reports from Apia dated May 10 describe Hines and Malietoa loyalists clashing with Mataafa followers in Samoa. Patrols of 700 to 800 men monitor Falenia as looting rises, the Lotopla fort is destroyed, and Mataafa vows to fight to the end if the commission opposes him.
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San Fracisco
Apia
Samoa
Hines
Falenia
Lotopla
Matanfa
Falenla
Campaign against Rio Del Pilar rebels advances in Luzon
Manila reports a Saturday campaign against General Rio Del Pilar's 2000 rebels in the La Guna de Bay foothills and towns of Gainta Taytay and Antipolo. General Lawton with 2500 troops moves southeast from the pumping station while Colonel Whalley heels from San Pedro Makati. Whalley seizes Cainta with light losses as Hall pushes Filipinos from Mariquini toward Whalley's column.
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Rio del Pilar
la Guna de Bay
Gainta
Taytay
Antipolo
Lawton
Hall
Aod
Whalley
King
San Pedro Muacati
Cainta
United States
Mariquini
Peacekeeping Troops Move Toward Manchester in Baker Trial
Three state troop companies and a Gatling squad were sent to Manchester to guard the Baker murder trial after warnings that Whites and Howards are armed and intend to kill the Bakers. Militia is also needed at London where a judge faced an attempted assassination amid a disputed verdict.
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Manchester
Baker
Williams
London
Colson
BE. K. Wilson
Wilson
Press Censor Issued for Santiago amid Editorial Pressure
General Brooke orders a press censor in Santiago after inflammatory editorials spark concern. Editors protest while the public largely approves. Anonymous letters to U.S. officers threaten an uprising set for June 20 unless concessions are granted.
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Santiago
Brooke
United States
Henderson poised for Iowa gain in GOP caucus
Chicago reports Congressman David R. Henderson of Iowa has secured 102 pledges by telegraph and mail for the caucus in Washington. A majority requires 93 votes, giving Henderson a nine vote edge with several states pending. News also says James Sherman and Soren Payne of New York will withdraw, clearing Henderson's path to the speakership.
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Chicago
David R. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
Colonel Henderson
James. Sherman
Soren Payne
New York
Henderson
Germany Pays 27 Million Pesetas for Caroline Lands
Madrid reports Germany will buy the Caroline Palos and Marianne lands for 27,000,000 pesetas. Spain retains three coaling stations for each group and Germany commits to defend them if war occurs. Germany grants Spain most favored nation treatment in Germany and colonies.
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Madrid
Germany
Daring Robbery Blocks Westbound Train in Rain
A six man band of outlaws believed to be Hole-in-the-Wall robbed the Wabash Pacific westbound passenger train near Wilcox, blew the express car with dynamite injuring Engineer Jones, but no passengers were harmed. The robbers fled to the mountains. a $1,000 bounty is offered.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Waoion Pacifle
Wilcox
Express Company
Carbon County
Aurora
Ogden
Sheyenne
Jones
Medicine Row
General Charles King predicts extended guerrilla war in the Philippines
General Charles King arriving from Manila warned the Philippines campaign remains fierce with guerrilla resistance. He cited mountainous retreats and subsistence struggles, predicting a large force is needed to subdue Filipinos. He praised volunteer troops as veterans in hardship and noted their deeds will honor American history.
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San Francisco
Charles King
Manila
Puebla
King
Philippines
U.S. Public Debt Shows May 31 1999 Balance Decline
The monthly debt statement reports total debt, less cash, at 1 168 891 407 dollars as of May 31 1999, down from the prior month by 3 095 857 dollars. Cash in treasury totals 898 067 003 with net balance 267 584 004 after liabilities.
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Washington
Treasury
Bryan Favorite Nominated by Ohio Valley League
At a Louisville meeting the Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs adopted resolutions endorsing William J. Bryan for 1900 president and opposing trusts, urging adoption of the 1896 Chicago platform, and backing free silver at 16 to 1.
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Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clube
Louisville
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs
William J. Bryan
Jamaicans Discuss Reciprocity Ahead of US Talks
Kingston Jamaica June 3 The reciprocity delegation sails to the United States on Tuesday to press Jamaicas position and seek best terms. Delegates may enter into an agreement and are confident that US acceptance will come to preserve West Indian trade amid Canada annexation prospects. Manila June 3 Captain Smith commands American forces on Negros and has punished insurgents who murdered Captain Tilley. The eastern coast now flies the American flag and locals seek protection from robbers driven into mountains by US and native troops.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Manila
Holls Seeks Mediation Tactics in Hague Speech
The Hague dispatch says Mr Holls, secretary of the American delegation, authored mediation proposals and urged special mediation citing lessons from the Hispano American War. He argued timely actions after battles could have shaped outcomes had arrangements been made.
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London
Daily News
The
Hague
Holls
Ppc
Manila
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