London Nears Normal After King Edward Recovery
London reports a gradual return to normal as King Edward’s condition improves. Queen Alexandra receives U.S. Ambassador Reid and Mrs. Reid at Buckingham Palace in a farewell audience, signaling strong Allied sympathy. The crowd gathers at Portsmouth and across Wales for royal progress updates as officials confirm the monarch’s stabilizing health.
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the Voor
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Dewey Ends Testimony on Acainaldo Looter Accusations
Admiral Dewey closes inquest testimony denying Acainaldo's looting role and arguing Southlands turmoil blamed on delayed U.S. troop relief. He asserts Philippine resistance, notes actions at Manila and Malolos, and defends the conduct of American forces amid questions about enslaved status and native reactions.
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Philipa
Seuthalda
Manila
General Smith Guilte Sentenced to Reprimand
Washington January 30 reports say General J E Smith will likely be reprimanded after a court martial review. The case, now before Secretary Root and President Roosevelt, remains confidential pending final action by the executive.
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FIGHTING IN HAITI Aiding Candidate Firginn Sparks Tensions
June 20 dispatch reports Admiral Killies sending Haitian fleet troops to back former minister Firginn in the presidential race. After rejecting constitutional authorities, Firginn threatens to bombard Cape Haitien as consuls struggle to mediate. Street fighting continues amid grave fears of further clashes.
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Paris
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Appeal of Rathbone Seeks Case Reopening In Cuba
The petition argues Rathbone's Conviction was unjust and calls for reopening the Cuba trial. It contends one foreign trial violated fundamental principles and due process, citing amnesty and improper proceedings as grounds for relief. It names Senator Vetter and describes the director general of posts role in Cuba during U.S. relations.
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Cuba
Vetter
United States
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Fatal blast at Gallitzin tunnel ruins hotel porch
Altoona Pennsylvania June 30 John McKenna proprietor of the Gallitzin hotel and borough council president was crushed to death by a platform blast at the opening of a tunnel on the Gallitzin branch railroad. The blast also seriously injured Thea Gillespie on the hotel porch.
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Castro Hosts War Officers In Venezuela Visit
President Castro and his wife welcomed Commander T. C. McKean and Commander, leaders of United States contingents, during a high profile visit to Venezuela on June 30. In Morristown New Zealand Jameshart of Princeton defeated Conkin of Princeton in a county golf club tournament, by two strokes to claim the presidency.
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Civil Authority Takes Control of Philippine Governance
The War Department states that by July civil authorities in the Philippines will govern the archipelago, with General Chaffee’s military role ending as the civil government consolidates. He will head the Philppines division to aid civil authorities in peace and order as needed, while the military remains subordinate. Conferees report progress on civil government, with remaining items on coinage assembly and friars lands largely settled by phrase.
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Squall Drowns Five On Errant Luxe Boxed Vessel
A violent squall near Washington Missouri capsized a schooner of Kugier Rinmber company. J L Patterson, two schooners aboard, was struck by thunder and lightning. The wind overwhelmed the vessel, the pilot house tore away, and two persons were carried inside. Five men aboard perished in the incident.
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Observer
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Guilty Verdict Delivered in Omnilustrial Bribery Case
Seven defendants convicted after a three week trial period. William J. Gallagher receives an indeterminate sentence and Cyrus S. Simon, attorneys, are fined $2100 each. Additional fines levied for other named individuals and jurors at $2, per person.
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Donnell Brett
O'Donnel
Therbert Rothery
Victim of Auto Crash Near New Harven Dies? Clarified
Confused OCR fragment from New Harven Connecticut describes a student victim after a vehicle incident on Woodward Avenue. The report mentions a motor vehicle crash involving a bicycle and a vehicle, with uncertain details about names, date, and circumstance. The readable text indicates a grave injury risk and possible death.
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