Secretaries reply on Filipino casualties and debt figures
Secretary Root answered a senate inquiry about Filipino killed wounded and prisoners since the insurrection began. Gen MacArthur in Manila provided figures with no precise records, noting about 10 780 killed 236 wounded and 2 000 prisoners in possession though estimates are approximate. The Havana reports cite teacher transfers to the United States, payrolls, and a visit by Gen Wood with debt figures showing the May 31 public debt at 1 422 005 411 dollars, a monthly decrease of 2 193 274 dollars due to redemptions.
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MacArthur
Manila
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Marl
Hunte
St Louis Strike Ends as Casualties Reported
Reports from St Louis recount ongoing street railway turmoil with fatalities and violence amid the strike. Incidents include a man shot by a revolver, a drowning near a baptizing steamer, and a woman stripped of clothing during clashes. Additional notes mention a death from paralysis and a mint director's May coinage total of 11.6 million dollars.
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E Crane
Tifleor Mafier
Pulice
St. Louis
Janes
Ricta
St Louis
Stoner
Pretoria Occupied by British Forces Ends Boer Resistance
Reported from London and Washington describe Lord Roberts’s forces entering Pretoria after heavy fighting near Six Miles Spruit. Dispatches detail advances, artillery actions, and Boer attempts to block flanks, with celebrations in Britain and cautious notes from the United States Consulate confirming safety in Pretoria.
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Dune
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Pole-Carew
Maxwell
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Erestora
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United States
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Washington Senate Condemns Hanna Conspiracy Claims
In a tense session on the antitrust WIM matter Senators Pettigrew Gallinger and Bacon clash over Cramp Shipbuilding funding and alleged promises. Carter denies improper use of funds while Hanna and Pettigrew trade denials and discussions of a minority report. A riotous House scene follows later in the day with remarks by Lente and Hath amid attacks on Geo. Corbin.
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Cramp
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Warlike Demonstrations Shock St Louis Crowd
A June 1 incident in St. Louis involved a special car of a posse tasne and a crowd at multiple street locations. Explosions lifted the car, injuring two deputies. five thousand residents gathered, rocks and missiles flew, and deputies fired to disperse the crowd. A telegram from 40 business leaders urged militia to protect property and lives while ex-Gov Stone presented amended strike demands to the Transit Company.
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F. Pleischman
Sam Schwartzberg
Mie Dupuiles
Pir
Desollante
Gov. Stephens
Jefferson City
W. J. Stone
St. Louis Transit Company
Presta
A Word to Doctors on External Liniments
A historical notice urges doctors to prefer external liniments for expectant mothers, claiming internal remedies harm pregnancy and asserting that a laxative liniment softens overstrained muscles. It announces the sale of such a liniment with unique ingredients.
Mother's Friend Promoted for Easier Childbirth
A testimonial style promotion claims Mother's Friend eases morning sickness, reduces tightness, stops headaches, and shortens labor with less pain. It asserts doctors recommend it and that many women buy it in drug stores, priced at $1 a bottle, advising use during most of pregnancy. Look appears for more information.
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Jon
Teller
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