Details of the Filipino War headline and policy shifts
General MacArthur favors enlisting Macabebes against Tugalu, seeking arms and allegiance transfers from Spain to the United States. A Macabebe delegation meets the General to pledge friendship and request protection. Otis calls volunteers to reenlist for six months. Transport Morgan City arrives with 1000 recruits for Toilo. Major A M Diggles of the Thirteenth Minnesota dies from head wound. Colonel J D Miley named collector Manila.
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Manila
MacArthur le
American Commission
Spain
United States
MacArthur
Otie
Congress
Morgan City
Details of the Work of the Brave Boys from Utah
Major Richard W. Young of the Utah Light Artillery reports on operations near Mavila from February 4 to 16. He commends detachment gunners under Lieutenant Seeman and Fleming, notes accuracy of Heald and Wedgwood batteries, and praises all officers and men for fearlessness, labor, and intrepidity during open-road advances against enemy fire in Luzon.
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Washington
Mavila
War Department
Richard W. Young
Utah Light Artillery
Young
F. A. Grant
E. A. Wedgwood
George A. Gibbs
George A. Seeman
Luzon
Major Young
Caloocan
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Muns
Sixth Artillery
A. 5. Fleming
Hie Divielon
Heald
Grant
Critehlow
Cemetery Gate
Gibbs
White to say a word for peace at Hague talks
Andrew D. White US ambassador to Germany and head of the American delegation at the International Peace Conference announced he would present the United States arbitration proposal next week. Details were not ready for yesterday's session. The arbitration principle was adopted and the discussion focused on the tribunal's permanence, with a majority of committees favorable.
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The
Hague
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
Italy Has Her Troubles In Troubled Chamber
A Rome dispatch reports May 27 that in the Chamber of Deputies Premier Pellegrini denounced socialist attacks on the army. Rightists clashed with Socialists causing blows and uproar. session suspended and adjourned as officials closed the chamber amid grave talk.
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Hiiwer
London
Rome
Sommes
Tallen
Chamber of Deputies
Pelleax
Offic
Wisconsin Delegation Talks Speakership Move
Members of the Wisconsin congressional delegation met in Milwaukee on May 27 to caucus on the House Speakership. Earlier reports had A J Hopkins of Illinois or Davis B Henderson of Iowa as likely nominees, with no other names mentioned.
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Milwauker
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
A. J. Hopkins
Illinois
Davis B. Henderson
Lowa
Final decision on fifty acres tract dispute in Tacoma
After a dozen years of litigation the court awarded Seymour Allen the least five acres of the sixty acre Nigger tract in Tacoma. Pierce County had claimed the land, which had been bought by Portland Black residents twenty years earlier.
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Tacoma
Fatal Ending of a Free Fight on the Steamer Mind
The Solace from Manila brings news that William Gillespie, waiter on the Australia, died of wounds after a shooting by a man named Wade at sea. The report notes Italian labor plans for Hawaiian plantations and a large future import of Italian peasants.
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San Francisco
United States
Solace
Manila
Honolulu
William Gillespie
Australia
Wade
F. A. Schayler
Schaefer
Rome
Chamber of Commerce
Ormada
Oil Well in California Spouts 400 Barrels Daily
A Fullerton California report describes a remarkable oil well near the town now delivering about 400 barrels of oil each day with no sign of slowing. The find is hailed as the most promising in the field to date and draws attention from regional energy observers.
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Fullertin
Cal
San Francisco’s New Building Bids Revealed
Washington May 27. Treasury opened nine bids for masonry and roof work on San Francisco public building. Lowest offer came from Wm. H. Ellis Washington DC at 735000 for granite and 757000 for marble, though stone quality will be a key factor in awarding the contract.
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Washington
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Wm. H. Ellis
Washington, D. C
Heavy rain and hail damage railway in Wisconsin
By The Silver Belt's Leased Wire CHIPPEWA FALLS Wis May 27 A heavy rain and hail storm caused major damage to railway and property many reports say the Wisconsin Central suffered most Two miles of track washed out near Howard five miles from here The Elk river bridge near Howard was washed away and tracks sustained heavy damage
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Howard
Elk River
Train wreck near Canon City reports drowning victims
A passenger train on the Peros Valley road was wrecked near Canon City Texas by a water spout under a culvert. One crewman and a passenger were drowned and the entire train reportedly destroyed. Separately, bank data show surplus reserves up, loans down, and deposits fluctuating in New York Washington reports, including postmaster nominations in the capital. Wichita dispatch notes ex Governors Francis Jones Stone expected to attend the Louisiana Purchase Celebration.
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Dallas
Texas
Post Dispatch
Texas & Pacific
Peros Valley Road
Canon City
Rilver
Wichita
Kan
McKnight
Transmppi
Francis
Missouri
Congress
Jones
Arkansas
Stone
Nebraska Wind Whirls Things
The water storm hit Nebraska north of Minion last evening causing widespread destruction. Buildings were wrecked and livestock killed over a several mile stretch while no lives were lost as residents sought shelter in cellars. The storm moved slowly with intense rotary motion and left property damage in the thousands of dollars.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Minion
Carelessness and Its Result at Scotthaven Mine
Seven men injured in a powder explosion at Youghiogheny River Coal Co mine No 2 Scotthaven Pa. A match ignited old stock ing of blasting powder tossed by an Italian worker on a mine car. Most men recover. William Baird Jr believed fatally injured.
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Pittsburg
Youghiogheny River Coal Company
Scotthaven
William Baird Jr
Cuban troop pay dispute unsettled at Havana
Havana May 27. U S Paymaster Major Dodge brought $30,000 in gold and 9,000 in silver to pay troops as guards kept order. Few Cuban soldiers appeared. officials say most are outside Havana. Egypt? No, Cuban officers show mixed signals while some vow disbandment. In Sagua la Grande, Cuban generals adopt anti Gomes resolutions and refuse money for surrender.
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Havana
la Punta
United States
Francia
Dodge
Eighth Infantry
George M. Randall
Rivera
Gomes
Eighth Regiment
Fourth Corps
Gomez
Brooke
Rodriguez
Scott
Ludiow
Harris
Trotcha
Sagua LA Grande
Santa Clara
Alocaldes
Local notices and ads from Winnemucca run together
An assortment of small notices and ads mentions F J Cheney and Co family pills, a new dentistry office opened by Dr MacMillan on Bii street, Soldier and Sailors Armory Hall event on May 30, and Shiloh’s tinctures with prices. It notes decorations at G A R cemetery and urges patronage locally.
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F. J Cheney & CO
MacMillan
Bii Street
Robinson
Winnemucca
Army
Navy
Armory Hall
G. A. Re
S. L.eonard
McDermit Post
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Mortgages Record $75 Million Bonds
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company filed two mortgages covering all property rights and franchises. The first lien to Mercantile Trust Company of New York secures 75 million dollars in bonds due July 1, 1925, with interest payable semi annually. The filing marks the largest recorded transaction of its kind.
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John A. Stuart
Silver Brace
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Twa
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