Hoar Defends Cuban Faith as Philippine Policy Draws Fire
Senator Hoar assails the Philippine government bill arguing the United States fights for sovereignty not a self made republic. He denounces reconcentrations and criticizes War Department actions while contrasting Cuba’s freedom with the Philippines’ subjugation and urging vows to keep faith with history.
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Hoar
Islands
Cuba
Washington
Senate
Philippines
Massachusetts
Mr. Hoar
United States
Clare
President Loubet receives hearty welcome in St Petersburg
President Loubet arrived from Erskoe-Selo to a thronged St. Petersburg, with rail station and city decorated. Officials greet him with bread and salt as crowds cheer and display Franco-Russian alliance souvenirs. He toured the cathedral amid large jubilant processions, pledging cordial Russia France ties.
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ST. Petersburg
Loubet
Erskoe-Selo
M. Loubet
Russia
France
Madame Loubet
Guard of Honor
Cathedral of
St. Peter and St. Paul
Hochheimer & Co Lose by Fire at Willows
A large warehouse at Butte City, owned by Hochheimer & Co of Willows, burned this morning in Willows California. The blaze destroyed hundreds of tons of broom brush belonging to E. W. Jones & Co of Colusa and seven thousand sacks of wheat. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Butte City
E. W. Jones & Co
Colusa
Hochheimer & Co
Portrait of Panic at Fort de France Refugees Reach Castries
M Labat Fort de France senior town counselor described the panic and ash rain from Mount Pelée after the St Pierre disaster. Refugees arriving on the Helgia spoke of darkness ash showers and lava, with families seeking boats and steamers carrying Jesuit refugees and paying passengers to Guadeloupe. Public funds and subscriptions support the evacuees.
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Castries
Island of
St. Lucia
M. Labat
Fort de France
Martinique
Helgia
Associated Press
St. Pierre
Mount Pelee
Labat
Guadeloupe
Wheat and barley market quotes from San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 22 wheat remained quiet with May bid at 41.12 dollars, December at 1.125 dollars and cash at 1.13 dollars. Barley showed firmer demand with May 0.99 and December 0.83, cash at 1.0 dollar.
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San Francisco
Negro burned at the stake in Texas lynching
Dudley Morgan, alleged assailant of Mrs. McKay, was captured and brought to Lansing Texas. A mob of about 3000 met the train at Hallville and Lansing, prepared to execute a mob trial and burn Morgan at the stake after declaring him guilty. Morgan confessed before the fire stating he was guilty and pointing to Wharley Hurd as his influence.
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Mr. Hoar
Kay
McKay
Lansing
Texas
Hall Wille
Mra. McKay
Wharley Hurd
Marshall
Hallville
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Philippine Committee
Philippine Islands
Fathers of
Republic
Alwayer
And
Funston
Aguinaldo
War Department
Roosevelt
McKinley
Family of Nations
Europe
Ching
America
Eer
Californian
Willows, Cal
Dinkelspiel Bros
Fort DU France
Pelce
Dallas
Tex
Dudley Morgan
Mount Pleasant
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