King Warns Philippines War Will Last, Guerrilla Fight Continues
General Charles King, back in San Francisco due to ill health, says the Philippine struggle is serious with guerrilla warfare persisting. He notes rugged mountain retreats, scarce supplies, and the need for a large force to subdue insurgents, praising volunteers as veteran fighters and foreseeing ongoing hostilities.
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Charles King
Philippines
San Francisco
Pueblo
King
East
Duke d Arcos assumes Spanish minister post in Washington
Duke d Arcos arrives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to take the vacant Spanish legation post in Washington. He says the war is over for Spain and predicts natives will surrender to a stronger United States. He offers no new Cuban details and indicates Spain is thinking of other things.
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New York
Duke d’Arcos
Washington
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
Virginia Woodbury Lowry
Senor
Juan Riano
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Transmississippi congress adopts wide ranging resolutions
Resolutions favor arid land cessions to states and federal subsidies to merchant marine and denounce grain export rate preferences. It endorses free homes opening Indian lands statehood for all territories new cabinet offices mining and industry and a national academy to train consular officers removing appointments from politics. A pig iron famine threatens manufacturers with a 35 percent rise in consumption.
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Wichita
Kan
Transmississippi Congress
Territories
Transport Logan Arrives in New York With Hood's Immunes
The United States transport Logan arrived from Gibara Cuba bringing 65 officers and 866 men of the Second United States volunteers known as Hood's immunes.
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Logan
New York
United States
Gibara
Cuba
United States Volunteers
Hood’s
PANA COAL STRIKE REMAINS UNSETTLED
In Pana Illinois June 1 striking Southern Illinois coal miners vote to accept arbitration only on wages if operators recognize the union and hire only union men. President Horace Califf urged acceptance of the board of arbitration decision at a mass meeting.
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Pana, Ills
Ilinois
State Board of Arbitration
Horace Califf
St Patrick's Church in East St Louis Closed
Bishop Janssen closes St Patrick's Roman Catholic church in East St Louis due to parish opposition to Vicar General Cruz as rector. He orders the acting rector reassigned and says the church will stay shut until the congregation submits and agrees to obey his commands.
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St. Louis
St. Patrick’s
East St. Louis
Cruz
Janssen
Yellow Jack's Advent First Fever Case Reported in New Orleans
June 1 report from Jackson Mississippi states one yellow fever case has appeared in New Orleans. Inspector Gant has departed to inspect the city, to be joined there by Inspector Dunn.
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Jackson, Miss
New Orleans
Inspector Gant
Dunn
Russian Wheat Crop Suffers
The winter wheat crop of Southern Russia is completely destroyed by drought. The spring wheat crop also faces jeopardy from the same drought. The steamer Moscow has sailed with 3,500 Cossack emigrants for Port Arthur.
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Odessa
Russia
Moscow
Port Arthur
Chinaglia elected president of chamber of deputies
In Rome on June 1 Signor Chinaglia was elected president of the chamber of deputies with 223 votes. Signor Zanardelli, who had resigned the presidency amid cabinet reorganization, received 193 votes.
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Rome
Signor Chinaglia
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Zanardelli
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