Troops Leaving for the Front and Philippine Reinforcements
Washington dispatches report rapid troop movements to the Philippines as the administration outlines enlistment plans and officer commissions for volunteers. Reinforcements aboard Zealandia Sheridan Valencia and Pennsylvania total about 3,500 with 2,000 recruits at San Francisco and 4,000 ready to deploy to Manila pending transport.
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Washington
Philippines
Oua
Alver
Cuba
Porto Rico
Gage
Porto Rigo
Alker
Adjutant-General of the Army
Pennsylvania
San Francizes
Zealandia
Sheridan Valencia
Ban Franchon
Werden
Manila
San Prancince
War Department
Uti
Ceneral Otters
Warrington
PUK
Appr
Corbin
Corbin. Ame the Same Time Hy Takes the Fear That Iy
Otis
Morgan City
San Francisco
Bullets Fly In Winnemucca Streets At Night
A train from the East brought colored troops to Winnemucca. In a saloon near Al Street a fight erupted with shooting and vandalism. Chris Detss was wounded, a mirror and bar shattered, and soldiers raided the saloon. Police and city officials held the train for hours while investigations traced the shooter and thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Klueny
Chris Detss
Mr. Klueny
Winns Tucea
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Burt
Lafayette Hotel
C. H. Noblé
Fieth Trfantry
S Ay
Spokane
Cadante
San Francisco
Ogden
Grant’s Pass
Oregon and California
Tenty-Fifth Infantry
Fort Francisco
Len Wen
Brong
Anioon
Hough
Mr. Killeny
Saforn
Chris Deis
Frank Weld
Deter
Weld
Dess
Hint
Fiom
Aupper
Sal
Carly
Cartin
J. Isola
Fort Logan
Carlin
Winenemugen
McDeid
Jose
Moore
W. L. Samuels
Delss
Samorlt
Fort Assiniboine
Company M
Frank Denning
Jack May
Jalie Merling
Prank Marchant
Dow
Hunt
Nffers
Reform Through Party Action Probed At National Conference
Leased wire report from The Silver State notes June 3 session chaired by Rev. B Pay Mille of Boston at the National So cal and Political Conference. Morning debate centered on Reform Through Party Action with Senator John Laughlin outlining a Republican platform aimed at addressing emergency needs and emancipation of millions of enslaved people. The speech framed the party as born to meet great crisis and to free and elevate mankind.
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Mille
McKinley
Philippines
Roose- Welt
Thompson
New Kira
Springfield
Union Reform Party
George Fred Williams
Rufvalo
B Pay Mille
Boston
Socal and
Dothay
John Laughlin
Republican Party
Havana unrest spreads as Cuba faces new violence
The Silver State report from Havana dated June 20 notes continued riots in Guanajay and Matanzas with armed locals robbing Bachichi, killing a proprietor, and police fatally shooting a bound man at Cabexas. Spaniards are reported killed near the Bo Hla plantation as brigadier generals warn rural police are not welcome amid expected further trouble in Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces.
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Silver State
Havana
Guanajay
Lee
Diaro de la Marina
Matanzas
Bachichi
Cabexas
Bo Hla
Cardenas
James Hy
Meni
Santa Clipe
California Auto Truck company to form on coast
J P Taylor trustee of the International Power Company travels from New York toward the Pacific Coast to establish auto truck ventures. Plans include large plants in Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles with smaller works in Sacramento Stockton San Jose and other sites north of San Francisco. Capitalization set at 5 million.
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Los Angeles
J. P. Taylor
International Power Company
Diriven
New York
San
Mr. Taylor
Pacific Coast
Portland
Taylor
California Auto-Truck Company
San Francisco
Omer
Sacramento
Stockton
San Jose
California Company
Lawmakers In A Fight In The Chamber Of Deputies
In Rome the Socialists and extreme Leftists renewed obstruction in the Chamber of Deputies. The President of the House battled their moves as deputies crowded the floor. The sitting was suspended, resumed, and then suspended again amid a deafening tumult and a free fight.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Wood declines Washington Traction presidency move
General Leomerd Wood declines the presidency offer from the Washington Traction and Electric Company and will return next week to his post as Military Governor of Banting. He cites the yellow fever outbreak at Santiago as his duty to return there promptly. The Star notes the Sloan assault case settlement with a $1000 payment to the waiter.
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Washington
Leomerd Wood
Washington Traction and Electric Company
Banting
General Wood
Santiago
Peace at the mouth of guns in Samoa ends fighting
The International Commission in Apia oversees disarmament and political reform. King Tanu resigns the kingship, Mataafa agrees to peace, weapons to be compensated, and a provisional government proposed with an administrator and three-power legislative council.
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Apia
Samoa
San Francisco
Badger
International Commission
Tripp
Morgan
Tanu
Mataafa
Supreme Court
Chambers
United States
Matin Fa
Baron Sternbers
Rose
Traded Titles. fly The Silver State's Leased Win
Coburg reports that on June 9 the Duke of Connaught and related royals renounced their claims to the Coburg succession. The announcement states the renunciation in favor of the Coburg line.
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Coburg
Duke of
Too Generous to Succeed in Fisher Bankruptcy Case
Bay City Michigan reports ex-Congressman Spen Fisher a leading Democrat and former lumberman has filed for bankruptcy in federal court. The petition lists $428 475 in personal assets about 75 000 mortgaged and pledged assets total liabilities include 220 000 in commercial paper, notes and bills of others 350 900 of personal indebtedness. Most notes and open accounts are deemed worthless.
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Bay City
Mich
Spen
Fisher
Woman Sentenced to Death for Poison Cake Murder
At Hartford Assizes on June 86, Mary Ann Ansell was found guilty of murdering her sister, an asylum inmate, by sending a poison cake through the mail. She had previously insured her sister’s life under a false description and was sentenced to death.
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London
Hartford
Mary Ann Ansell
French Deputies Debate Millevoye Interpellation
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated interpellation of M Millevoye and the Minister of Commerce over secularist doctrines. The chamber voted 357 to 165 to postpone the question for a month. Separately, Brooklyn street railway workers threaten a systemwide strike at 7:30 P.M. if demands are unmet. The Knights of Labor organize the workforce while the company balks at recognizing unions. Captain James F. Simpson, U.S. Army retired, died at Prescott Arizona after a long career with General Crook.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Millevoye
M. Miller
Chamber
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Knights of Labor
Captain Simpson
Prescott
Ariz
James F. Simpson
U. A
Arizona
Crook
Ainien
Steamer City of Seattle Brings Klondikers to Victoria
The City of Seattle arrived from Alaska with eighty Klondikers and a small amount of gold. The Schwarzs of Portland are credited with 25000 dollars, H Stevens and his wife 10000 dollars, and Blanke and Conrad 15000 dollars.
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Bilver State
Victoria
Seattle
Alaska
Schwarzs
Portland
H. Stevens
Blanke
Conrad
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Smith
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van Duzer
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Esloew
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H. Kitto
Kitto
Wein
A. 8. Burt
Automobiles
California
Sloan
Bliver Blale
the Star Today
Ted Sloan
Ataafa
Commission
Duke of Albany
Leopold
England
Helena of
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