Protest by Manila correspondents demands censorship reform
In Manila on July 27, correspondents formed a protest to Gen. Otis demanding the right to cable factual reports. They allege censorship hides truth about the Philippine war and seek to publish uncensored dispatches to U.S. papers. Capt. Green appointed censor. a joint statement from American and allied newspaper staff follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hong Kong
Iran
United States
Aif
Abe
Gils
Americen Dewnpapers
Mardin
Washington
Philippians
Philippines
Americus
Budkgud
Mirpowe
Reid
Nuluce
Hela
Oscar K. Davis
P.G. Mponnell
New York Sun
Rohhrt M. Collins
Associated Press
Wiel
Bes
Ars New York Hernia
Marjory Wallace Registers at Police Station
An older report notes Marjory Wallace registering at a police station after an incident involving Bre Rigan and Baltes at So Wese Stan street. It mentions Wallace and relations, prior involvement with Tait and a sentence to penitentiary, plus connections to Chicago and a boarding house kept by Marjory’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Wallace
Baltes
Arterias
Wallace
Tait
Harry Stoopa
Chicago
Bure
Minta Fe
Walfather
Banners for Kansas at Christian Union Convention
The July 17 report notes religious enthusiasm recognized at the Christian Union Convention in Lynn Milt. Highlights include prizes for largest church membership growth and missionary fund contributions. Delegates from many states attended. speakers urged support for Japan and Texas missions, with districts like Cabibta receiving banners for fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union Convention
Lynn
Milt
Westerney
Ape
Lye
Cabiibta
Miso
Missionary Fund
Wilkin
Mr & Pr
Japan
Mary Skiener
Texas
Alabama
Wiesner Trey Pia Cottmecticut
Ohio
Vermont
Pennsylvania
L. Neary
Rosa
Alma
A Cop On Every Car In Brooklyn Transit Strike
In Brooklyn the Hupid Transit line reports two thirds of cars running this morning under patrol. Union leaders claim turnout from yesterday's workers was high and vow support as tensions rise. Police guard some routes amid scattered clashes as discussions on a ten hour day and arbitration continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Hupid Transit Company
Putnam
Hateer
Koakier
Tapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Midh
Gor Wing
Nostrand
Flatbush Avenue
Dirbera
Charles W. Mackenzie
Crassa
Mace Kenzie
Seven Avenue
tHergen Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Vanderveer Park
Flaybush
Kies
Gani
Pan
Ethene Pe
Buniteks Ten
Tn Guenom
Dievakiyn
Renin
Tila Sinke
Parsona
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
Vreeland
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mbor
Metaphysical healer linked to mail theft case in Navarre
James Wick, a stenographer for Gleed, Ware & Gleed, copied manuscripts for a man signing as Blake Wilson. Postmaster W. A. Redding and Inspector Fulton traced a scheme involving altered postmarks, misaddressed enclosures, and a man claiming to be a “metaphysical healer” to warn a girl’s parents. The suspect was held on charges of sending objectionable material via mail and opening others letters, with bond set at $500 after an examination by US Commissioner George W. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wick
Gleed, Ware & Gleed
W. A. Redding
Navarre
Kansas
Fetter
Wick
Redding
Gunde
Thia
Bone
Falfon
Blake Wilken
Hardick
Tors
Burdick
Morris County
Sante Fe
Biedick
Blake Wilson
Navaste Ir
Red
Fulton
Blake Wilton
Dietmaster Redding
Heididing
Trispector
Reding
Mr. Wick
Fluke Wilson
Wilson
Bisserine
Wbsen Hanis
Topeka
Mr. Rone
Teklinge
United States Commirasioner
Ge W. Clark
John W. Breidenmail
Reservoir Lands Under New Rules Spark Fear of Monopolies
Reports from Washington on July 17 indicate concerns the land reforms for reservoir sites could lead to monopolization. Interior Department officials say rules prevent exclusive rights, cap holdings at 160 acres unless a reservoir of 500000 gallons exists, and ban fencing to keep land open for water rights and public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Strike on again halts Cleveland streetcars
Cleveland July 7 The conductors and motormen of the Consolidated Street Railway strike again after failing to meet terms of the previous agreement. About 1000 workers walk out at 2:15 AM paralyzing fifteen lines while crowds gather at company barns but, so far, no violence is reported.
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Cleveland
Mojormen
His Consolidated
Consolidated
Pratt
Gitnation Ag
Ble
Sirent Railway Company
Armicricran
Daliig
Wien
Cuihell Committee
Populists for Bryan in Wisconsin clash over nominating plans
Milwaukee July 17. Robert Schilling, chairman of Wisconsin People’s party state central committee, says his party will push for a separate nomination if the Democratic convention moves slowly or fails to nominate Mr. Bryan. He expects a separate bid to fight for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Uty
Rober Schiling
People’s Party
Bryan
Schulling
Demwersti
Nominat
Geyas
Mr. Senifling
Tooth
Naif
Lone Navigator Fails Atlantic Crossing Attempt
Captain Andrews, famed as the Lone Navigator, was picked up exhausted at sea about 700 miles from the Irish coast after leaving Atlanta City on June 18 in a 12 foot craft named The Darws. He had steered toward Agores Island then aimed for England, hoping a sixty day crossing. The British steamer Camperdown awakened him on June 20 and he declined help.
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Liverpool
Holbein
Shorrock
New York
Manchester
William AL Andrews
Atlanta City
Atlantic
Andrews
Irish
Agores
England
Camperdown
Jordan Arrested in Saturday Shooting Incident
Fragmentary report describes a man named Jordan arrested near McParland or Atma after a Saturday event. Witnesses mention a person called Dick Williams and a Sheriff Cook being notified that Jordan was in Bend and would surrender soon. Details are unclear due to mangled text.
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Seeet nSeen
Jane EE Bund
Inhrson Aoedan
Dick" Willams
McParlnd Grurder
Ahs
Topeka
Jordan
Sherif Cook
Bend
Willie
Many Drowned Near Windy Arm and Dawson Millions
News reports eleven prospectors drowned near Windy Arm after a tidal wave swept their boats. Names include A B Johnson and Louis Peterson. Separate dispatches from Victoria, BC note six million dollars coming from Dawson via St Michael to Roanoke and Garonne routes, with sums shipped by Canadian banks and mining firms.
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Seattle
Wash
Turnagan
Cook Inlet
Alaska
A. B. Johnson
Malone
Louis Peterson
Chicago
Chris Madison
Porter
California
Hutchinson
Rockford
Madison
Peter
Smith
Ogden
Utah
Hope City
Peterson
Madigan
Peter Madigan
Huntchinson
Pribune
Victoria
Windy Arm
Mills
Vancouver
Kiuule
Harry Howard
Dawren
Victoria Fim
Ays
Hoanoke
Garonne
St. Michael
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Alaska Commercial Company
A Uute
North American ‘Trading and Transportation County
Bank of Commerce
Roanoke
SARR
Skiruay
Yukon
Turner
Hush Lancaster
Liverpool
Eng
Atlin
Irvine
Atrid
Eight Hour Law Dead in Supreme Court Ruling
Denver July 17 The supreme court declared the hour law unconstitutional with the opinion still to be written. The act limited hours to mines smelters and ore reduction facilities and affected Ore American Smelting Refining Company wage scales. Smelters warned of renewed pressure to modify wages and hours as plants adjust to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Supreme Court
Laure
Sessiim
Reeistacure
American Smelting
Ecompany
Lik
Knotnax the Smelter Trust
Palesible
Smetermen’s Union
Wight Hiurs
The Pullman Divorce Rumors Surge Again
Reports from Chicago claim alledged steps toward a Pullman divorce. The young wife declines to discuss details and reiterates secrecy. Desertsion is cited as ground, with possible alimony considerations pending.
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Saya
Chicage
Iy W.—George ML
Isin Palace
Lya Dene Brasco
Mra
Grated
M. Pullman
Rinchy
Pullman
Gerson
Rita
Newt
Weather Indications Chicago Kansas July 17
For Kansas, fall tonight and Tuesday with winds shifting to southerly. Chicago areas receive similar cool spell as a weather front moves through the region with temperatures likely dipping and fronts driving changes. A cooler pattern is expected to linger into midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Salvation Army Hospital Held to Stay at Buchanan Street Site
Staff Captain Milne says no acceptable relocation found for Salvation Army hospital at the corner of Buchanan and Sixth streets. City will sue if hospital authorities do not move to a better location and notes current site is well kept with low rent and city arrangements to care for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Buchanan and
Sixth Streets
Robert Milne
Spital Bie
City Board of Health
Bind
Kansas Gold Fields and Holliday's shale prospect in Kansas
Charles K. Holliday returns from Florence Colorado with a Kansas shale car assay showing zinc and gold content. He notes a Beam milling process to treat low grade ores in Cripple Creek and says English investors will arrive. Syndicates own large tracts in Trego and Ellis counties as mining interest grows. Holliday plans a unit to run Trego ore and aims to locate a mill in Tree or Topeka counties.
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Charles K. Holliday
Florence
Colorado
Kansas
Trego County
Thee
Mr. Holliday
Cripple Creek
Third States
Canada
Australia
England
SS Ottyes
Trego
Ellis
Minimistand
Holliday
Afl
Klondike
Tree County
Lawrence Branch Change Rumor Proved True
The Lawrence wrench will be taken from the Southern Kansas division on July 20 and moved to the eastern division. Southern Kansas has long operated the Lawrence branch with headquarters at Chanuvé, while the eastern division runs the Kansas City to Ft North Ottawsia line. Rumors of the transfer spread for years, but now official word confirms the July 20 transfer to the eastern division.
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Lawrence
Southern Kansas Division
Chanuvé
Kansas City
Ft North Ottawsia
South Ottaws
Southern Kansas
Neural
Authoity
Prominent Colored Men Meet President Over Race Policy
In Washington on July 17 Mr Lyonn and other leading officials discussed race matters with President McKinley. Lyonn reassured him that efforts to oppose the administration over its Philippine policy would not harm the party. In Baltimore on July 17 Senator Gorman will miss the Democratic National Committee meeting but sends proxy Victor Baushman of Frederick County.
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Washington
Lyonn
Register of the Treasury
Cheatham
Derda
John P. Green
U.S
Gorman
Baltimore
Permer
U. S
Ator Gorman
Victor Baushman
Frederick County
Nineteenth Starts Move to Philippines By Rail
Harrisburg July 17 the First and Third battalions of the Nineteenth infantry began their transfer from Camp Mead to the Philippines via San Francisco over the Pennsylvania road. Five trains moved the unit with one 48 car train carrying baggage and equipment and four trains for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ninteenth Infantes
Cami Mead
Philippines
San Francisco
Pennyslvania Road
Taining Regiment Bagesve
Dreyfus Acquittal Rumor Sparks Hush Up Debate at Rennes
Paris reports, via the Tribune, that France’s cabinet plans hush up the Dreyfus affair after an acquittal at Rennes. Critics see this as a test of republican integrity as papers urge a full investigation into the conspiracy, while some favor a clean slate and no retaliation. The stance may set a key course for the republic’s response to the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Tribune
Dreyfus
Rennes
France
Ribot
Republicen
Martal
Vanderbilt at Throttle on Mohawk Locomotive Duty
Syracuse July 17 Comnania Varder accompanied by several New York Central officials rode a Mohawk locomotive on a private car trip on West Shore tracks. Corelis operated the lever as engineer Toda Moore observed the run. The event drew attention to railroad operations and locomotive construction interests.
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Syracuse
Comnania Varder
New York Central
West Shore
Corelis
Powee
Medal for Helen Gould in Sixth Ohio units gift
Amid messy OCR text an item notes a medal presented to Miss Helen Gould by members of the Sixth Ohio Regiment in New York. The gesture honors her aid to soldiers in Corinth or a related theater, with engraving planned stating the gift comes from united men of the Sixth Ohio in recognition of her patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Ohio
Quarantine Rules Ease for Homeward Bound Hero
A Port Said dispatch reports quarantine restrictions blocking seating on the Olympian voyage, with a near-miss heading to quarantine. The Staten Island hero Smooth for Dewey now set to arrive, gaining practice at Trieste before final homeward passage.
Robbed in Paris. Strebinger Loses 34000 Under Pillow
San Francisco man Mr Strebinger was robbed in Paris of thirty four thousand dollars he had left under his pillow while visiting with his wife in an adjoining room. The incident occurred July 17 with no further details available.
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Mr. Strebinger
San Francisco
Paris
Streninger
Cal
Sittin
Unclear fragmentary sports row in Lowville note
Fragmentary OCR text describes a late night event with names Vandreason Vandrosson Ammond and others. includes unclear references to boating or chaos. Several garbled names and phrases hinder clarity but suggest a local sports or social incident with multiple individuals involved.
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Gov. Otis
Jacksonville
Fla
United Stites Metrict
Florida
Uncle Sam Agrieved
Big Consolidated of
Robert Schilling
Treu
Alme Jali
Turnagain
Dawson
Salvation Army Hospital
Kansas Gold Fields
McKinley
Hennes
Stoke
Vanderbilt
Cornelius, Jr
Hex
Walsh
Troi Tacoma
Waelay
Oluma
Lowen
Caleggo
Mertine
Homt
Carigualgt
Wwe
Dewey
Jobe
Herald
Port
Lowville
Frank Vm Snuna
Charien
Vandreason
Zod
Jodwand Wate
Tien
Swarm Amare
Rene Ann
Thane
Ean
Ammond
Vandrosson
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