Filipino War Dispatch Describes Aguinaldo Forces
American troops occupy perinsals and encamp at Morone while insurgents flee through mountains. A Washington regiment spy report notes uniforms discarded and natives changing guise as U.S. forces move to corral rebels near Morong. Casualties mount with several wounded and one killed after clashes at Macabebe and Morong. Hall’s march toward Morong disclosed, with native townsuffering heat and strife.
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Pia
Hart
Santa Teresa
Morne
Tien
Uwe i
Hocke
Pilipinas
Skang Diecard
Saliners
Mitorg
Washington Regiment
Lawton
Truman
Blautguman
Morohm
Trure
Paneet
Macabebe
San Fernando
Meny
Larem Abelly
MacArthur
Batarday
Morong
New York
di Patel
Manila
Geners Hall
Antipils
Morung
Antipol
Muorune
Washington
Iuake Unig
Morag
Whalley
Peace aims and troop measures in Philippine crisis
A cablegram to General Otis reflects the President's belief that peace requires Filipino submission and military superiority. The War Department plans 6000 more troops to reach 30,000, potentially pulling regiments from Cuba and Puerto Rico. The State Department notes Cebu cable service is restored.
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Mr. Schurman
Otis
Otits
United States
Emerces
Comrmésalon
War Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
State Department
Philipines
Cebu
Andree Sinking Buoy Released From Balloon Flight
Two boys recover a paper buoy marked Andree and Strindberg from the Worth toast of Iceland. The buoy dated July 1 187 indicated altitude and coordinates. The message notes a seven hour fifty minute balloon flight and a distant Greenwich time.
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Christiania
Iceland
Associated Press
Andree
Greenwich
Andree Strindberg
Froenckel
Andree Messages From Mandal North Coast Noted
A Mandal dispatch reports on May 4 a small cork case found on Norway's north Iveland coast containing a slip dated 11 1987 and signed Andree and Praemkel. The document suggests the cause may be linked to fetters used by the Andree expedition.
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Christiania
Mandal
Norway
Iveland
Andree
Praemkel
All Mad Consumption at Governor's Dairy Herd Slaughtered
Governor Tanner calls for action after the slaughter of twenty seven cows from a Sangamon county dairy herd supplying the governor's household milk. The carcasses revealed twenty five advanced consumption and two with well developed cases. The live stock commissioners should be empowered to inspect all herds statewide. Dr Loeweiny notes the herd's disease matches tuberculosis risk.
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Tanner
Cheater Board of Health
Baird
Ure Stock Commissioners
Sangamon
Loeweiny
Three Die in Berins ville Slate Mine Cave-In
Allentown reporting confirms a cave-in at FA Peterson's slate mine in Berins ville results in three deaths. Victims named are Robert Snyder and Jacob Schafer, both with dependents.
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Allentown
FA Peterson
Beriinsville
Robert Snyderaraves
Jacob Schafer
Leedy ex governor Leedy in town amid mining talk
Ex governor Jain W. Leedy arrives from Law reservation and hints at mining prospects near Galena. He downplays political aims, says he will help friends if asked, and comments on Ed Lutthe’s treatment by a crowd. Meanwhile the Queen sails to Alaska with many passengers bound for the Cape Nome district.
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Jain W. Leedy
Tlay
Galena
Dee
Leedy
Ka Lutthe
Stanley
BROKEN PROMISES PROMPT KENTUCKY STYLE POLITICS SCANDAL
Statewide uproar follows accusations of corruption in the selection of an insane asylum site. Senator Zimmer denies cash payments for votes while Governor Stanley pushes for an inquiry. Osborn’s Salina committee vote sparks fiery fallout as Parsons and Fort Scott compete for the facility. Zimmer signals district interests and hints at future political plans.
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Osborn
Reming
Salina
House of Representatives
Lewelling
Parsons
Fort Scott
Senate
Zimmoer
Farrelly
Zimmer
Chanute
Pitt Scott
Port Scott
Biwn
Court action urged in state asylum scandal
Governor expresses sympathy with injunctive proceedings and calls for a full court airing of corruption charges tied to the Clay Center asylum contest. Senators, representatives, and local figures deny or claim pledges, with destruction of ballots and party lines fueling the controversy as the committee seeks clarity and accountability.
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Stasley
Legislative Committee
Ursoas
Executive Department
Gumrtlites
Doodle
John Fulton
Clay Center
Aesium
Friends of Clay Center
Leland
Rock Island
Fulton
Friends of Clay Center United
Steve Osbert
House
Salvin
Goern
Osborn
Samoa crisis unsettled as Mataafa surrenders
Apia May 31 to June 6 reports show Mataafa disarmed after 1,500 rebels surrendered and Samoan commissioners consider reducing administration costs under the Berlin treaty. German, American, British ships observe the armistice while natives submit to the commission.
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Apia
Samoa
Auckland
N. 2
Mauitoa
Tamasese
Samoya Commission
United States
Badger
Matuafa
Reel Exiies
Mataafa
Matuifa
Teather Pewery
Allves
Mitaata
Philadelphia
Syria
Hague
Kancs
F. Fay
Alia Mirif S
Herr Pose
Europe
Salinton
Malinuu
Epesee
Fagell
Diet Justies
W. J. Chante
Wilhelm Self
Psenss Een Eh
Berlin
Ion
Pango Co
Mullican
Washington
Bartlett Tripp
Samoan Commission
May St
N. Z
Floral tribute rejection by G A R posts in Columbus
The G A R posts in Columbus refused a floral tribute from ex-Confederates for Union soldiers. The committee issued a statement explaining the decision citing the emblem design showing a Confederate gray arm above the blue and on the emblem stand, provoking protests.
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Columbus
G. A. R Posts
Grand Army of Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Ex Congressmen Warner Sees Other Issues Above Silver
Ex Representative Adoniram Warner of Ohio, longtime silver advocate and head of the National Bimetallic League, says free coinage should be a secondary issue in the next campaign. He backs the Chicago platform while urging focus on trusts, imperialism, and the Philippine war, warning of three major combinations shaping the economy and currency. He predicts renewed debate on silver but calls for attention to monetary reform and broader political questions.
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Warner
Ohio
Chicago
Washington
Adoniram Judson Warner
Naonal Bimetallic League
Mysterious Disappearance In Chicago Sparks Robbery Probe
In Chicago a medical postgraduate, Dr A Rungelt of Butler, vanishes with a fortune rumored stolen. His brother A E Russell seeks clues while friends fear murder. Separately, Northern Pacific ship Pelican signature case confirmed as genuine after doubt.
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Chicago
ER. A. Rungelt
Butler
Tr Russell
Fukry
May Jeth
Hig
A. E. Russel
Dewey Sails From Hong Kong After Brief Departure
The Olympia with Admiral Dewey left Hong Kong at four this afternoon amid rough weather and a quiet scene. Consul Wildman accompanied the ship as it saluted nearby vessels with bands playing national anthems and salutes from the Powerful, while ships and crews observed a subdued departure. Admiral Dewey appears intent on avoiding demonstrations.
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Hong Kong
Olympia
Dewer
Consul Wildman
Mandin
Tratan
Canara
Admiral Dewey
Cripple Creek Ore Yields High Values and Projections
Colorado Springs report shows New England and Colorado Copper Mines near Salida shipping ore containing silver and gold with a gross $210.23 and net $152.33. A new oxidized copper vein could add 25 percent copper. May output records show 129 tons of ore valued at $4219.95, equating to about 12.29 dollars per hour and roughly 37 dollars per minute.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
New England and Colorado Copper Mines Company
Salida
Philadeclphia
Pueblo Reruros
Denver Mint
Steatton
CYCLONE STRIKES RYAN WRECKS HOMES IN INDIAN TERRITORY
A cyclone hit the southwest part of Ryan in Indian Territory late last evening, wrecking two houses and partially destroying the Davidson hotel. Neaves were lost but a cedar saved the Shelton family as their home was torn apart. In Princeton Kentucky on June 6 every man was fined one cent for contempt of court after a petition sought to block indictments of insurance companies. Ex Mayor Frederik O Prince, a Boston banker, died today from lung trouble.
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Indian Territory
Wichita
Ryan
Davidson
Shelton
Princeton
Grand
Thee Commonwealth
Prince
Frederik O. Prince
Boston
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We McElwain
Fourth Cavalry
Eumre
Seth Lovell
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Benjamin Craig
MH. Bilis
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Bimmer
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Mpany KK
Win B.smith
Arm
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Patriot Mruntzun
Compiny G. Nelson
Aimpany J
Mau- Hee Coffield
Charles A. Hickman
Foot Reat Ovstn
Piet Montana
Thewiere Suhuten
Slight Fourth Infantry
Juse
McCurtty
Sticht
Washitgton
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Phil Bins
Fulpinos
Itor
Hay
Colne
Gov. Tanner
San Francisco
Alaska
Cape, Neme District
Klondike
MR. Fulton
Brown
Frank Reeder
Reeder
R. F. Moore
Marshall County
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Witham
Tom Anderson
Clay Cester
Wright
Stevens County
Stevens
the National
Chay Center
Heeder
Copeland
Major Anderson
Leavenworth
Representative Wright
Tripp
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Chauncey M. Depew, Jr
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France
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Fate OF the Pelican
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Cal
Merchants” Exchange
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
A. H. Patterton
Pelican
Tenange
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Paget Sound
China
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