Heat Worse Than Armed Foe At Manila In June Battle
Daybreak march of Gen Lawton and General Wheaton forces from San Pedro Macati led to heavy fighting near Paranaque. American casualties tallied 6 officers and 71 enlisted killed and wounded totals over 500. 596 for the month, with 1 020 since outbreak. General Crosby praised tents and supplies, Filipino wounded cared for, hospital cases 180 remain.
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Manila
Colorado
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Crosby
Corbuaier
Aguinaldo statements counter U S Philippines tensions
Paris dispatch quotes Aguinaldo denying splits with Luna and subordinates and denying hostility to the United States. It says differences center on General Otis and McKinley’s stance, while independence would bring liberty for all religions and denounces imperialist pretexts used in politics.
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York
Paris
Agon
Aguinaldo
Cenenat Luna
United States
Aernaide
Olle
McKinley
America
Philippines
Otis reports Manila operations and Filipino engagements
General Otis submits a reperté on Manila operations. A March report from Colonel Henry Lipincott, Chief Surgeon, notes ongoing engagements between American troops and Filipinos throughout the month, signaling sustained contact and medical observations.
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Aan Washington
Otis
Manila
Henry Lippinsatt
Lippincott
DAMPER ON THEIR PLEASURE AT STOCKTON CATAMARAN ACCIDENT
A river catamaran ferrying twenty one youths overturned near Stockton at midnight. Rescue teams saved many as others swam to safety. Miss Mabel Kafitz and engineer Walter Henderson drowned. Boatman Peterson fled after the incident.
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Silver State
Stockton
Cal
Ife
Mabel Kafitz
Walter Henderson
Peterson
Battle over Molineux life in New York court
George Gordon Battle for R. B. Molineux, charged with the death of Mrs. Adais, secured writs of prohibition, habeas corpus and certiorari in Supreme Court chambers. Justice Gilderl eeve set Monday morning to review why Molineux is detained, with Juror Jerome and DA Gardner to appear.
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New York
George Gordon Battle
R. B. Molineux
Adais
Gilderaleeve
Supreme Court
Court of General Seasions
Hagen
Molineux
Jerome
Daly Remains Arrive Southampton For Burial In America
The remains of Augustin Daly, who died in Paris, arrived in Southampton aboard a steamer. The casket marked A. D., New York, was prepared for shipment to the United States by the American Line steamer New York. Mrs. Daly will travel on the same voyage. Only Mrs. Eric Farrington accompanied the remains from Paris. Also reported, the Bank of England reportedly purchased large amounts of American gold Eagles to bolster reserves.
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Southampton
Augustin Daly
Parks
Havre
A. D
New York
United States
American Line
Mra. Daly
Mra
Eric Farrington
Paris
London
Bank of England
Russia
Transvaal tension and US mediation talk in June crisis
London dispatch reports mounting pressure as Uitlanders rally to Milner proposals amid Kruger threat of war. US envoy Choate says America not approached. UK Foreign Office notes unlikely mediation and no US contact. Also notices the Paris steamer doomed off Cornwall with crew tensions and Hon. Timothy Phelps dies after cycling accident.
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London
Transvaal
Johannesburg
J. B. Robingen
Milsionaire
Alfred Milner
Kruger
United States
Transvant
Great Britain
Joseph H. Choate
America
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Royal Engineers
South Africa
Southampton
Kruger Proposals Backed by People Represented
In Pretoria on June 16, the Volkaraad approved President Kruger’s franchise proposals after secret deliberations. The council instructed the government to draft them as law to be submitted to the Volksraad. A resolution of regret was passed over the British High Commissioners not accepting the proposals.
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San Francis
Tiothy Guy Phelp
Board of Regents
University of California
San Carlos
Timothy Guy Phelps
San Mateo County
Congres
Wiliam Irwin
John Bidwell
Irwin
Mr. Phelps
Thos
G Clanle
Henry French
Congress
Phelps
Clanle
Harrison
The
Pretoria
Transvaal Republic
Volkaraad
Kruger
Volksraad
Arbitration Doomed As Nations Clash At Hague Conference
Washington June 1 report warns that arbitration schemes may fail at the Hague conference as Germany campaigns against the principle and seeks second-rate powers support. Paris June 10 police to guard Leubet at Longchamp racecourse for the Prix de Paris. London reports jockey L Reiff wins Landport Auction Plate on Mrs White's Frivola bay gelding at Lewis Springs meeting. San Diego June 10 Thos Gardner longtime publisher of the San Diego Union dies at seventy-three. Portsmouth June 10 U S S Raleigh out of commission. crew reassigned to New York and Boston stations.
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Washington
Hague
Tetie
Germany
Loubet
Paris
Prefecture of Police
Elysee Palace
Longchamp
Leubet
Silver State
London
L. Reiff
Mra. White
San Diego
Cal
Thos,Ganiner
The
San Diego Union
Gardner
Scotland
Portsmouth
N. H
U.S
Raleigh
New York
Boston
Wreck of the Howse Reported Near Atlantic City
Life saving crews patrolled the scene of the three masted schooner George Howse wreck after a storm. Nine crewmen were aboard. no survivors found as a yawl washed ashore. Despite favorable seas, rescuers returned with no trace. Authorities note possible later recovery if survivors drifted ashore.
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Atlantic City
NX. 1
George Howse
Little Exe
Barnegal
Killing Fountain Murder Trial Proceedings Continue
In Hillsboro on June 10 Major Llewellyn faced rebuttal in the Fountain murder case amid claims of threats and plots to harm Oliver Lee and Attorney Fall. Defense and prosecution presented cross examinations. witnesses included Captain Brannigan Carl Claussen and Jack Fountain. The defense aimed to establish alibi while rebuttal sought to vindicate the ex-legislator. The case closed with Attorney Barnes leading arguments as a larger crowd attended. Jury deliberations slated for Monday.
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Hillsboro
M.1
Llewellyn
Fountain
Rhodes
Lee
Oliver Lee
Fall
Brannigan
Carl Claussen
Jack Fountain
Barnes
Neoal
Elevator Trust Is In Danger
The Industrial Commission has appointed a sub committee to visit the Northwestern States in July and August to investigate an alleged elevator trust. Senators Kyle and EB D Conger lead the group, with A.T. Yorrie and John Arbuckle among members. Jarvie will testify in lieu of Arbuckle. he will arrive in Washington next week. Nearby: tornadoes in Spain and a separate note on other dispatches.
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Washington
The
Industrial Commission
Kyle
A.T. Yorrie
EB D Conger
John Arbuckle
Nine Hundred Carmen Strike Grips Cleveland Light Rail
Cleveland’s Big Concern faces a citywide rail strike as motormen and conductors walk out over union recognition and arbitration. About 900 workers shut down lines including Euclid and Central. initial runs and injuries reported as deputies and guards contend with protesting crowds.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railroad Company
the Big Concern
Euclid
Wade Park
Cedar
Central
Scoville
Wilson
Broadway
Jennings
Brooklyn
Bryan
Big Consolidated Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America
Big Consolidated
Lake View
Amalgamated Association of Street Car Men
Stone
Jacob Kratz
United States Malls
United States
Buffalo
Stringham Launches Torpedo Boat Stringham at Wilmington
The torpedo boat Stringham built by Harlan and Hollingsworth for the government was launched at Wilmington. Miss Edwins Stringham Creighton christened the vessel, named after Admiral Stringham, with guests from New York Philadelphia and Washington including Navy officials and admirals attending the ceremony.
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Wilmington
Stringham
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
Edwins Stringham Creighton
Admiral Stringham
Creighton
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Charles H. Allen
Navy
Nelson A. Miles
Hichborn
Lemley
Dawson
Spear
Taylor
Murdered wife and daughter near Delmont
A.F Clark fatally wounded his wife and six year old daughter five miles northwest of Delmont last night and then dis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
8. D
A.F Clark
Delmont
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General Otis
Islands
Anerican Hospital
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Falmouth
W. N
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Howse
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Norton Bros
Maywood
Chicago Federation of Labor
Olympia
Rogere
Fees Lane
Wyoming
Bia
Spain
Madrid
San Pedro
Alaree
Vellidos
Toledo
Wallace
Idaho
Jane
Sheri Young
Boyle
Simpson
Kautz
Navy Department
Admiral Kauta
Honolulu
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Dreyfus
Cayenne
Cruiver
Sfax
Torelock
Norning
Ohio
Clark
John P. Lalor
Milwaukee
Treasury Department
Geo. Wingfield
Golconda
James Bateman Jr
Paradise
Barber
Salt Lake
Lafayette
W. C. Pitt
Lovelock
W. J. Bell
E. E. Winfrey
Reno
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Morton Lindley
Mr. Lindley
Aire. G
Moffat
California
Order
Ladies of the Maccabees
Nevada
Winnemucca
Winnemuces
Miller & Lux
White Howe
Humboldt
Fitzsimmons Extra
Silver State Office
Linotype
Willie
W. S. Bonnifield
Karl
Engle Drag Store
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