Glenn Convicted Gutting Fili Pinos by Water Method
Secretary Root sent to the President the court martial findings in Major Edwin F. Glenn Fifth Infantry Lieutenant Julien E Cauot Tenth Cavalry and Lieutenant Norman E Cook Philippine Scouts Glenn and Cook faced verdicts with Glenn guilty of water cure of natives and a one month suspension plus fine Cook acquitted on ordering killings during escape attempts The Secretary recommends approval of sentences with no further action while praising Glenns service and pacification efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Oyster Bay
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Julien E. Caujot
Tenth Cavalry
Norman E. Cook
Philippine Scouts
Glenn
Cook
Smith
Changes in the Army to Be Honored in Like Manner
Washington July 2 General Thomas Ward chief of staff to General Miles was today named brigadier general in the regular army to retire soon. Col Joseph P Sanger now in the Philippines will be promoted next. General Fred D Grant in the Philippines has been offered command of the Department of Texas. ward and sanger rises will move hetland to colonel in the adjutant general corps and hey l to colonel in the inspector general corps. vacancies filled by officers from the line. Brigadier generals Wade Sumner Wirt Baldwin Lee and Sanger will command various departments in the islands. Acting adjutant general Carter detailed during Corbins absence in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Ward
Miles
Jacob Smith
Ward
Joseph P. Sanger
Philippines
Fred D. Grant
Department of Texas
Smith
Sanger
Hetstand
Adjutant General's Corps
Charles H. Heyl
Inspector General
Ine
War Department
Davis
Islands
Geverals Wade
Sumner
Wirt
Baldwin
Lee
W. H. Carter
Corbin
Europe
War Board
Advice to Young Army Officers Urges Perfect Training
Secretary of War Root urges newly appointed lieutenants and graduates to pursue broad military education. With Cuba and the Philippines reduced, officers must advance practical and theoretical training through Port Leavenworth, the War College, and an expanded engineer program to strengthen future readiness. Cooperation with the War College board is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Cuba
United States
Spain
Congress
Port Leavenworth
General Service and Staff College
War College
Engineer School
War College Board
Army
Military Academy
Duty and Honor Guide Public Service Conduct
Fragment from an editorial tone emphasizes formative duty and personal responsibility in public service. It calls on officials to act with integrity in all relations and to bear themselves in a way that honors their role and the service they provide.
Secretary Shaw Supports Steady Civil Service Policy
Washington July 2 In a Treasury Department statement Secretary Shaw denies endorsing a five year omit for service and rejects reports he would dismiss workers after five years He asserts support for civil service and cites his signing of regulations placing unskilled labor under the Civil Service Commission ending patronage in the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Shaw
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
May Be Shot by Nicaraguans Filibuster Doctor
The State Department acts to save Dr. Russell Wilson a young Ohio physician held by Nicaraguan authorities at Bluefields. Wilson joined a filibustering landing near Bluefields prompting diplomatic efforts. Continued on page 6 column 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wilson
Nicara
Guans
Washington
State Department
Ohio
Bluefields
Wilson
Escape of ladrone chiefs breaks constabulary cordon
In Cavite province Montalloh and Felizardo broke the cordon and fled to the mountains. Fourteen followers were killed and fifteen captured as the pursuit widened. The ladrones, hiding until darkness, killed one and wounded another before slipping away. Authorities destroyed supplies and planned a large crackdown involving twelve hundred troopers to trap the fugitives and their men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Das Armas
Montalbon
Berzardo
Cavite
Baker
Cardinal Ledochowski Dies After Stroke at Vatican
Cardinal MiEcislas Ledochowski prefect of the Congregation suffered a paralytic stroke and died soon after, causing great distress to the pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miecislas Ledochowski
Death of Cardinal Ledochowski Shocks Vatican Rome
Rome July 22 Cardinal Ledochowski prefect of the Propaganda died this morning after a paralytic stroke. Pope Pius X expressed distress and prayed for the late cardinal. Speculation names Vincenzo Vannutelli and Salotti as likely successors, with Salotti noted for American affairs expertise. Ledochowski, born 1822, served as Polish church leader, diplomat, and archbishop of Posen and Gnesen before rising to cardinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Ledochowski
Congregation of the Propaganda of the Roman Church
Ledochowski
San Stefano and
Parocchi
Pius IX
Vincenzo Vannuttelli
Palestina
Congregation of the Propaganda
Cardinal Vannutelli
Francis Satoll
United States
Cardinal Satolli
Propaganda
Miecisias Ledochowski
Gork
Prus IX
Pole
Madrid
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Santiago de Chile
Thebes
Brussels
Poland
Posen
Gnesen
Ostrowo
Manila death of A A Crawford and army deaths report
The War Department received a cable from Manila noting A A Crawford formerly of Gagetown Michigan a Philippine service school teacher died July 21. The Masons will handle the funeral. Also Manila reports seventy six army enlisted men died between May 9 and June 11 thirty two from Asiatic cholera. General Wint assigned to command the Second Brigade in North Luzon and General Lee to Batangas as Bell is relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Manila
A. A. Crawford
Gagetown
Mich
Philippine Service
T. J. Wint
Luzon
J. M. Leeves
Batangas
Franklin M. Bell
Cholera Epidemic Eases in Manila and Provinces
Manila on July 22 reports cholera cases continuing to decline both in the city and surrounding provinces. Officials say the epidemic now appears less virulent as transmission slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Roosevelt in 1904 Only Roosevelt Seriously Thought Of
Cincinnati July 22 Senator Foraker on his return home confirmed that Roosevelt is the only Republican seriously considered for the 1904 nomination. He said a few flickering names exist among ambitious partisans but will fade as the American public remains behind Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Foraker
Roosevelt
May Yohe Withdraws Larceny Charge Against Missing Captain
May Yohe withdraws the grand larceny charge against former Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong who is missing. Her lawyer notified police that the withdrawal was for the sake of Strong's family and the $14 reward for information on his whereabouts will be drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May Yohe
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yohes
Strong
Death of Archbishop Thomas W. Croke of Cashel
London reports the death of Most Reverend Thomas W. Croke archbishop of Cashel Ireland and administrator of Emery Born in 1824 at Castlecor Cork he hailed from a family of gentlemen farmers He studied at Charleville and the Irish College Paris he was not ordained at first due to his Irish Cause advocacy later ordained and taught in Rome and Paris His stance on the Irish Land League caused friction with papal authorities before serving in a Cork diocesan college in 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas W. Croke
Cashel
Ireland
Emery
Castlecor
Kanturk
County Cork
Charleville
Irish College
Paris
Rome
Pius IX
Irish Land League
Vatican
Sinking of Primus Roughly Tops 100 Deaths
Hamburg reports the steamer Primus sunk in the Elbe. Over 100 persons are missing, with sixty one bodies recovered. An inquiry finds serious shortages of life saving appliances on Elbe excursion steamers. Primus carried ix life boats and one small boat. Dolphin later arrived with seven capacity.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Dolphin
Irish Autonomist Leaders and Deaths in America
In 1870 a bishop was consecrated in Auckland to remove him from Irish politics he returned to Ireland in 1874 and became archbishop of Cashel a supporter of Parnell and autonomist leaders. James Johnson a fifty year college vendor in Princeton died aged 54 born 1815 in Easton Md captured as a runaway slave later freed for 500 by a Witherspoon descendant Red Bird Harris Cherokee Nation leader and lawyer died at Muskogee Territory home near here with ties to Chief Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Ireland
Cashel
Parnell
Princeton
N. J
James Johnson
Easton
Teakle Wallis
Johnson
Miss Provost
Witherspoon
Presbyterian Church
Muskogee, L. T
R. B. Harris
Red Bird
Harris
United States
Chief Harris
General Allen T. Wikoff Dies at 77 in Columbus
Columbus records the death of General Allen T. Wikoff state canal commissioner at age seventy seven. He served as secretary of state and later adjutant general. Wikoff also held the pension agent post for the Columbus district for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Allen T. Wikoff
Notable Deaths Across Cities On July Twenty Second
William T Bryant vaudeville writer dies at fifty in Chicago consumption. J L Penderoy aging lawyer and mining man dies in Colorado Springs at seventy five. Col A J Minnio former Civil War commander dies in Jonesboro Illinois at eighty. Mrs Jane Hayes Gaige cousin of McKinley dies in Binghamton New York. Captain B D Wood Pittsburg coal man and former transport board president dies in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. Bryant
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dayton
Colorado Springs
Col
J. L. Penderoy
Hamilton
Colorado
Carbondale, Ill
A. J. Minnio
Tenth
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Jonesboro
New York
Jane Hayes Gaige
President McKinley
Binghamton
New Orleans
B. D. Wood
Pittsburg
National Board of Transportation
McGowan Subscribes $10,000 To Arsenal Grounds Fund
Indianapolis Street Railway Company president Hugh J. McGowan yesterday subscribed $10 to the fund raising to purchase the arsenal grounds for a national technical school. The gift is unconditional and the promoters expect rapid follow up gifts as the drive aims for $150,000 with others offered conditionally. G W Brown and Albert Sahm secured another $10,000 conditional on reaching the full goal. Canvassers plan a 30 day stretch to gather the required amount to interest the government in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Arsenal
G. W. Brown
Albert Sahm
McGowan
Wrhi
Sahm
Two Bad Men Executed in Greenville Incident
In Greenville Mississippi a dramatic fatal incident left two men dead as investigators link them to serious charges. Authorities report the event escalated amid tense proceedings with alleged involvement in an engineer’s death and related crimes.
Double Execution At Greenville Miss July 22
Ashley Cocke and Tom Lauderdale were hanged after trial for the Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad murder near Elizabeth on Dec 30, 1901. About 6,000 spectators watched as both men cursed the crowd and proclaimed revenge before the trap released them at 11:27 am. Lauderdale died at 11:43 am and Cocke at 11:41 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
Ashley Cocke
Tom Lauderdale
Cocke
Lauderdale
Hell
Mississippi
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Elizabeth
Will Blackburn
G. M. Phipps
Shelby
G. M. Wray
Phipps
Wray
Blackburn
Lauderdale Were Tried Toether
Supreme Court
Longino
Murder of Minnie Fisher Leads to Private Hanging
In Vicksburg Mississippi on July 2 Steve West a colored man was hanged in the jail yard for the murder of Minnie Fisher a nineteen year old negro girl a year ago. The execution was private and the father asked forgiveness for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Migs
Steve West
Minnie Fisher
Conscience Fund Gifts Split Gold Certificate Mailings
An uneasy donor sent a $2 gold certificate in two parts to New York and to Jersey City, accompanied by a letter signed Conscientia. The two halves were exchanged for a new $20 bill and placed in the conscience fund.
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New York
Jersey City
Washington
Conscience Fund
Treasury Department
Treasury
Conscientia
When the Mothers Vote Critics at Asbury Park Suffrage Meet
The National and State Women's Suffrage Society closed in Asbury Park New Jersey with Carrie Chapman Catt presiding. A question asked who will care for babies when mothers vote and Rev. Anna Shaw answered that persons who care for them when mothers go to the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
National and State Women's Suffrage Society
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Shaw
Aldermen Reject Pennsylvania Tunnel Plan for Rapid Transit
New York aldermen vote 9 to 3 against the Philadelphia tunnel route from Jersey City to Long Island City under Manhattan. Borough leaders criticize labor terms and city control, with Canter calling compensation inadequate and the city’s rights under the franchise to be insufficiently protected. The Board then adopts the committee report by 56 to 10, rejecting the contract as presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railroad Committee
Board of Aldermen
Jersey City
Long Island City
Manhattan Island
Alderman McCall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canter
Rapid Transit Commission
Peary relief in sight as Windward leaks at Sydney
At Sydney this afternoon the Windward began taking water after bunkering and showed strain. Mrs Peary and her daughter Marie are in Halifax ready to sail. The wife believes Peary will reach Cape Sabine and signal his return with news of the pole. Later the water was pumped out and the Windward sailed north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Sydney
Peary
A J Caton Injured in Chicago Car Collision
Arthur J. Caton, president of the Chicago Club and a prominent figure in Chicago society, was severely injured when an Indiana avenue electric car collided with his carriage. He was dragged fifty feet. his coachman was seriously hurt and rushed to a hospital. The accident occurred on his way home from the Chicago Club, with the car striking the carriage in the middle. Caton suffered a severe scalp wound before escaping the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur J. Caton
Chicago Club
Indiana Avenue
Caton
Earthquake Strikes Kingstown Civilians Flee In Nightwear
Another severe quake hit Kingstown Island of St Vincent at 1 19 yesterday morning. It lasted long and echoed Thursday's shock. Residents rushed into streets in night clothes and stayed out as partially ruined buildings were torn down for safety. A thunderstorm followed and seas fell with fears of a possible tidal wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Armour & Co absorbs Hammond Packing and G H Hammond
A Chicago report dated July 22 states Armour & Co has absorbed the Hammond Packing Company and the G H Hammond Company. The G H Hammond Co holds 3600 stock and 1550.08 bonds, while Hammond Packing shows 110 capital stock. G H Hammond plants are in Hammond Indiana Omaha and Chicago, Hammond Packing plant in St Joseph Missouri.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Hammond Packing Company
G. H. Hammond Company
Hammond Packs Company
Hammond
Ind
Omaha
St. Joseph
Vanderbilt Jr. in Car Collision Near Chartres Road
W K Vanderbilt Jr touring near St Arnold collided with a market wagon driven by a woman and both were upset. Vanderbilt suffered leg and arm injuries while the woman had facial scratches. The dust from a larger car caused the collision as the driver did not see the wagon in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Chartres
St. Arnold
Ireland Satisfied Archbishop Discusses Rome Negotiations
Archbishop John Ireland reports progress in Taft Vatican talks and defends administration toward Catholic orders. He says Rome is pleased with Taft's negotiations, expects a prudent path to a Philippines settlement, and cautions Catholics against inflexible criticism while stressing American governance and religious tolerance.
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Paul
Minn
John Ireland
Taft
Vatican
Rome
Associated Press
London
Manila
Philippines
Abe
SSL
Washington
America
United States
Goose
Spain
Roosevelt
Root
White House
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Hanna
Col. Ward
Col. Sanger
Edison
Satolli
Leo
Croke
Black Vendor
Gen. Lee
Thomas
W. Croke
The
Irish Home Rule Party
Primus
Princeton's College Vendor
Hugh J. M'Gowan
Engineer Wray
Greenville, Miss
Hades
Coce
Port Gibson
Abe Deal
Barge Miller
Pennsylvania
Rapid Transit Commission Re
Garding Big Tunnel
North
A. J. Caton
Hart
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