Army in Philippines reports army supply shortages and ration changes
Washington June 12 Colonel L D ehtet Cimmxatry of the army reports in the Philippines that supplies to the troops are limited with ten day rations issued by the commissary. Adjustments include reduced meat and canned goods, fresh vegetables brought from San Francisco, travel rations on the firing line, and regional stores at Cavite and nearby garrisons.
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Washington
L. D. Ehtet
PhiUppines
Tela
Ratie
Meir
Cavite
Coregdior 1
Toe
Bucalar
Einorat
Prva
Duke of Autherland
Cabs
Totlo
Mob clears jail to lynch suspected attacker
A mob abducted and hanged a suspect from a Sob hexToes jail, after a violent assault on a woman whose throat was cut and jaw injured. The mob’s actions followed a shopping trip and involved theft from a store, with part of the goods later found in a tie belonging to Utooks. The community remained silent until a later report brought the event to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lSimon Brocka
Wasteful Education Funding Allegations Stir Alaska Case
A June report from Seetile details a U S grand jury investigation into educational offers and misused funds. The attorney general accuses an official of making false statements and urges the secretary of the interim to remove Alaska from office pending findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seetile
Wash
Altetg
Alenia
Dewey's Son Favored in Cincinnati Travel Notes
Dewey's son, a favored traveling salesman, gains orders in Cincinnati as he continues a year on the road. He praises his father's business success and modestly credits his fortune to the family enterprise, planning to report back to merchants about future orders once his trip yields results.
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Cincinnati
George Frmin
Dewey
Ram
Mella
St Nichole
Engineers' Work Shaped Army Use in Philippines
June 22 dispatch notes Lieut Cone and Charles Potter, dernghnters of the army, detailing March 31 operations in the Philippines. The engineers supplied with tools and maps kept roads, canals, and bridges repair ready, supporting fast entrenchment and supply as insurgents were encountered. A sister report from June 12 describes the Duke of Alberust expedition departing at 11 am amid crowd cheers and fort salutes.
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Rastington
Cone
Charles Potter
Philippines
Samar
Urbe
National Educational Association Meeting in Los Angeles
National Educational Association plans its July convention in Los Angeles from the 1st to the 14th assisted by reduced round trip fares offered by the Union Pacific line. The ad praises Union Pacific service via Omaha or Kansas City includingSleeping and seating cars as ideal for summer travel to the event.
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National
Los Angeles
Cal
Valon Pacific MI
Crow Pacific
Washington
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
Pension Office Change Effort Fails Across States
June 12 report on pension attorneys failing to secure a change in the pension office. At Wilkesbarre PA Grand Army encampment the resolution for resigning Commissioner H Clay Ryans was crushed. New York Oklahoma encampments had backed it earlier but defeated again. Corral Tanner sparked a telegram relay, and Oklahoma followed New York. Encampments in Aliota Wisconsin Pennsylvania and others rejected the move amid Jubilation from supporters. Governor Barnes of Oklahoma attacked G A R briefing. New York Grand Army leaders repudiated the Syracuse action.
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Pension Office
Washington
Wfficout
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
H. Clay Ryans
New York
Oklahoma
Corporal Tanner
Mitten
Syracuse
Pat Coney
Ccnfeadthem
Petsion
Aliiota
Wisconsin
Barnes
Grand Army
Death of Baker feud leader sparks Kentucky violence
June 12 London Depot Kentucky reports that Tom Baker was shot in his tent as the Baker faction battles the Howards. The state militia moves toward Barboursville while a special grand jury may indict the slayers. Sheriff Beverly White's forces secure the area amid feudal war tensions.
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Kentucky
London Depot
al Baker
Mountain Road
Barboursville
Burch Stores
Wilson Howard
Judge Cook
Baker
Sherif
Beverly White
Elret
Willams
Millia
White House
Bie
Manchester
John A. White
Winchester
Inday Rolie
King Cook
Tom Baker
Cook
Immersed by wholesale pastor baptizes 58 in minutes
June 12 Rev M Bachman of United Brethren Manheim conducted a mass baptism at Ettunsville, Laricanter county, baptizing 28 converts in 40 minutes from revival meetings at Ruhier and Union church. Among converts was Gere Ablot, who recently murdered his father and killed himself amid religious excitement. his son Freeman was among the baptized.
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United Brethren
M. &. Bachman
United Brethren Church
Manheim
Foon
Ettunsville
Laricanter County
Ruhier
Union
Union Church, Near Mt. Hope
Gere Ablot
Freeman
Hanna Visits Hobart on European sail plans
United States Senator Mark Hanna and his wife are hosted by Vice President Hobart in Hollywood Nova Scotia. Hanna says the visit is nonpolitical and he intends to sail for Europe next Wednesday.
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Hanna
Hobart
Europe
New York
United States
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Garret A. Hobart
Hollywood
Hama
Tani
New Ereeys
Romance of a Convict Wins Pardon in Alabama
Montgomery June 12 Governor Johnston pardons Dr W S Baldwin a young Cuthbert Ga physician who killed his lover in Patrick Ala years ago and had not served the state penitentiary He is released on condition to leave the state The romance began when Baldwin fell for a country schoolteacher at a convict camp She joined him and they married the next day she was expelled from the prison but later worked to secure his release aided by a large petition.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. S. Baldwin
Cuthbert
Pitepatrick
Als
Johnston
Tie Baldwin
waOter Prion
Prette
Frim
Agay
Jim
Eh Baldwin
Bie Witt
Shubert
Denver
State Board of Charities
Cory Rats
Barles Curtis Hae
Washington
G J. Mulvane
A. McGui
Delphos
Kas
Francis Henry
St. Joseph's
State Auditor
Moethodier Episcopal Church
Bric! Slavwallen
Parkdale
Kunesan Avenue
Yellville
Ark
Judge Perry
Bouch Topeka
Topeka
Uch
Juseph Murry
Granie
Elie
Bridgeport
Bizarardin
Stix Burparet Hobers
Hur
Ant
Toirst
Stratford Center
Roberta
Alan
Hioberds
Neero
Connecticut
Tolbert Returns to South Carolina Politics After Expulsion
Tolbert, a candidate for the Con grovatian seat, has returned to his Phoenix home after being expelled during the November election riots. RW Tolbert issues a public statement distancing himself from inciting or attending negroes meetings. The remaining Tolberts remain in exile as the political climate shifts in Columbia.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Jane
R. KH. Tolbert
J. R. Latimer
Washington
Phoenix
Poe
Why Iola Missed Asylum Bid Revealed by Register
The Iola Register editorializes on why Iola did not bid for the asylum location. It alleges a confidential tip suggesting money would influence the decision and accuses the Topeka committee of complicity. The piece calls for proof or identification of those charged and insists on accountability.
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Topeka
Iola
Iola Register
Vic
Tola
Deaths at Manila Washington June list of war deaths
War department weekly report from Manila Washington lists soldiers dead from injuries and disease since May 20. Names include Carl A. Carlson Melvin P. Daily Robert J. Milla Patrick Branigan Clifford H Bowser John A Saxton George A King Frank L Garrison Ralph Odell Oscar A Finnizar J J Chee and others with units such as Second Oregon Seventeenth infantry Fourth cavalry First Colorado Utah artillery and more. Causes noted include wounds disease and drowning.
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Washington
Otishea
War Department
Carl A. Carlson
Hwenty
Second Infantry
Melvin P. Daily
Fourth Cavalry
Robert J. Milla
Patrick Branigan
Clifford MH. Bowser
First Colorado
John A. Saxton
Fireman Rescues Child On Fast Rail Run
Alexander Jarvis, a fireman on the New York to St Louis train along the Pennsylvania line, leaped to save a one-year-old girl playing on the track near St Paris. The engine could not be stopped in time. Jarvis reached the pilot and pulled the child to safety as the train bore down.
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Richmann
Ina
Alexander Jarvis
St. Paris
Jarvis
Bride Shot During Charivari in Oklahoma Frontier Town
Wichita Kansas reporter notes a serenade near Watonga Oklahoma ends in tragedy as a 2 hour-old bride and groom are shot by a party of about 20 young men. Gunfire wounds the bride fatally and lightly wounds a brother. a participant fires at the couple but is not arrested.
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Wichita
Ken
Kay Higgins
Watonga
Harry Randall
Chaiivart
Silver for Nicaragua moves toward a paper money end
New Orleans June 12 special correspondent reports General Estrada read Zelaya's program calling for retiring all paper money in Nicaragua and replacing it with silver. Merchants have until today to propose a plan. failure will trigger Zelaya's own timetable. About 1,000,000 pesos currently circulate as currency. Zelaya's move seen as prep for possible war with Costa Rica.
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Zelaya
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Times-Democrat Bt Bluefields
Estrada
Nicaragua
The Most Popular Book Visit in Butte and Helena
Butte and nearby areas report a popular book sale featuring David Harum at Bennett's Book Store. The event highlights a 25.55 fare via the Santa Fe Route as travelers explore new literary offerings.
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Butte
Mont
David Harum
Bennett
Ava
Brett
Strength of the West and a New York Senator's Calculations
New York on June 12 reports Republican politicians discussing Senator Thomas C Platts stance on the speakership. A Washington source says Platt believes the West now dominates national politics and that New York can gain patronage but not the chair of Ways and Means. He hints the vice presidency may carry the east.
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New York
Thomas C. Platt
Ways and Means Committee
Platt
Washington
Payne
Sherman
Great West
United States
East
Eastern
Middle States
Pratt
New York State
Humors and jests from vintage newspapers collage
A compilation of old jokes and quips with varied sources recounting domestic misunderstandings, clever misreadings, and social foibles. Notable lines reference a vaudeville manager, a scuffle over dinnerware, scholarly pretensions, job pleas, and racing anecdotes, all delivered in period-appropriate tonal color.
Holy Ghost Angels Gather Followers Rally Ends In Mob Action
Reports from Levant Maine describe a clash with the Holy Ghost Angels Congregation led by Rev Sanford. Citizens seized Ruel Clement and George W Higgins during a mob incident at Clement’s home and village, with Higgins’ fate and Clement uncertain as the group fled toward the woods.
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Rangor
Levant
Holy Ghost Angels
Maine
Massachusetts
Georges W. Higgins
Ruel Clement
Tieulah Hill
Durham
Androscoggin County
Sandford
Sanford
Disciples of the Church
Clement
George W. Higgins
Clement Becalle Ured
Beulah Hill
Currency Plan Shift Outlined by New York Senate Figures
Reports from New York describe a move to form Republican sub committees on currency after conferences among Senators Aldrich Platt of Connecticut and Platt of New York and others. Sub committees will likely convene later after a two to four week adjournment with hearings by treasury officials and mint directors not planned.
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New York
Aldrich, Aillsor
Platt
Connecticut
Finnal
Secretary of the Treasury
Mint
uMelala
House Caucus
Epworth League Plans Entertainment at First Methodist
A local Epworth League event by the First Methodist Church was announced for tomorrow with plans for a brief entertainment program featuring local performers. The notice mentions community efforts and a focus on non money-making activities for residents.
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Agust Voc
Paani
Compass
Aycoa Bank
Erte Sma
Epworth League of the
Firet Methodist Church
Colorado
Woodland
Connecticut Lynch Fear Reflects Local Tension
Bridgeport area shocker as a home invasion ends with bindings and threats. The assailant tied a young woman and attacked the mother, prompting sheriffs and pollormen to pledge swift action. Police report a dramatic rescue and pursuit across Stratford Center toward Bridgeport.
Arbitration Meeting Plea Aimed at Cleveland Strike
Report from June 12 notes both strike sites resting while a state board of arbitration meets later in the day. Crowds of strikers and supporters gather as officers, counsel, and a road committee prepare to arbitrate. No serious trouble expected amid hopeful prospects for a settlement.
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Cleveland
Consolidated
Americus Steam Laundry
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