Treachery in Rear By Supposed Friendly Filipinos
Battle described near Mantl with heavy fighting lasting hours. Five Americans killed and 25 wounded as Fourteenth Infantry repels attackers from Imus to Bacoor. Napi dan gunboat and Franklin report insurgent movements and artillery exchanges on the lake shore. American forces gain near Pinheiros valley and secure rebel arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantl
Fourteenth Infantry
Imus
Geomral Wheaton
Nnler Justards Peres Das
Warren
Las Minas
Sires
Proencsk
Americana
Manila
Napidan
Prank
Jane Mt
Wheaton
Teguise
Franklin
Insurgenta
Bunn Tn
Muntuiicna
FUNSTON COMING DO OR DYE? US SHIP SHERMAN MOVEMENT REPORTED
Manila reports the transport Sherman sailed from San Francisco May 24 with 1 company and others under command. Brigadier General Fred J. Grant arrived after a smooth voyage. A private died. troops offensive to Negros to guard California contingents. General Grant likely to command, with Generals Wheeler and Funston accompanying regiments. Depot artillery noted. Nebraska company to join Sherman. Pennsylvanians head to transfer transport. Indiana sailed with discharged and wounded soldiers. dock operations planned. South operations appear planned. Wheaton at Imus dispatching recon parties to locate the enemy and other reconnaissance from Cavite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sherman Yehich
San Francis
Fred J. Grant
Negros
Californin Co Bates
Grant
Emeral
Wale
Fonsion Destin
Deak Arillery
Nebraska
Harowek
Indiana
General Wheaton
Imus
Cavite
Sarah Bernhardt Faces Critics Over Hamlet Reception
London critics lash at Sarah Bernhardt for her Hamlet performance. Bernhardt defends the role, saying she is reproached for alleged faults and faces a harsh reception from leading English critics amid the June coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sarah Bernhard
Harmlet
Bernhardt Hamlet in London Sparks Mixed Reception
The article reviews Sarah Bernhardt's Hamlet, noting her lack of the melancholy Dane's depth and the production's weak rhythm. It contrasts her interpretation with the Shakespearean portrait, praising the staging but criticizing the performance as lacking manhood and tragic gravitas. It cites forthcoming appearances in Saraford and Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannish
England
Hamilet
Wittemberg
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Wittembers
Pee Vorbadel
Harmlet
Abe
Tam
Polonius
Marmltt
Hell
Heaven
Othello
Hemilet
Nawalet
Ophelia
Rosencrants
Guildenstern
Young
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardts
Hernhardt
Eichardtt
Saraford-on-Avon
Lyons
Re open war on Schley rumored in navy inquiry
Washington reports advance on reopening the Schley case as navy officials prepare a confidential inquiry into Lt Commander Hodsen and Admiral Schley. The probe may include scathing testimony from officers who questioned Schley's conduct at the Battle of Santiago, with calls for a Senate investigation and shifting commands. Less certain: Evans and Yellowstone ties and the future North Atlantic command. Porto Rico franchise plans and insular railway interest also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
Washington
Lenz
Navy
Navy Department
Hodesin
Bimeslf
Admiral Sehley
Department Offickii
Sehley
Kely
Admiral Schley
Sant~ago
Schley
Robley D. Evans
Sechlty
Bandaga
Brooklyn
Evans Wain
Hie Weasel
Evans
Ncval
Wan Eent
Uty
Admiral Sching
Mars
Eet
Admiral Sampron
IMPAC
Porto Rico
War Department
Congress
Army Engineers
Porto Fiieva
Insular
Paris
Lne
Ready for Rages Excellent Contests of Speed In Prospect
A verbose prospectus for a four day horse show with races and events led by John Nolan and Pilot Evans. Includes classes for trotters, ponies, merchants, saddle ponies, Corinthian jumping, driving, tandems, and horse turnout contests. Kansas City entrants and over 100 entries cited. organizer F. Wear touts strong attendance and notable contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolan
Fair Grounds
Pilot Evans
Kansas
Merchante
Sones Reunty
Hey
Tider
Norell Clase
Toad
Cliss No
Tady
Shore Lane
Bhawhne
Shijoa
Walt Mlie
Fiied Prostamme
Cinas No
Danie
Capalderet
Shaw Tieg Vary Chom
Honda
Apenas Ersten
Shane
Pires
Cires
Ben Stepper
Santa Fe
Conny
Sinn Rex
F. E. Wear
Rapennes
Arooter the
Kansas City
Herbert Wolff
Dr. Buckner
Henry C. Merril
Dirty Maxwell
RTL
Williame
Joe Whevier
Sel Putton
Miss Rex
Ashbrook
Bonnie Lasele
Vred BP
Smith
Dons C. Christie
Bob Itiley
The
Horse Show Monthly
Black Douglas
Police to Enforce Street Littering Ordinance
Chief Ramey and Sergeant Donovan will inform blockaders that ordinance 962 section 62 must be observed. They will warn businesses to clear sidewalks and streets. noncompliance may lead to arrest and fines from one to eight hundred twenty five dollars. Vehicles left for repairs or loaded wagons blocking streets beyond ten feet from the curb are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey
Donovan
Ramsey
Topeka Seeks First Class Baseball Club At Low Cost
With the Western Baseball association folding, Topeka could host a first class ball club for a nominal expense. Local supporters urge organizing a 60 to 90 day schedule, drawing players from Emporia Atchison St Joseph Leavenworth and others. If start is made, a four to six club league may form and run through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Western Baseball Association
Emporia
Atchison, St. Joe
Leavenworth
Clarence Smith
Suryrmne
McKinley Out Early in Northampton Visit to Smith College
President McKinley rises in Holyoke and travels by special train to Northampton where Smith College hosts senior day events. The welcome is marked by flags bunting and cheers as the presidential party tours the campus and meets residents, with a luncheon and a brief review of school children before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
McKinley
McKinlay
Whiting
Northampton
Smith College
United States
Willian Whit
Billette
Lawrence
Holyokes
McKinkey
Mra McKinley
Jowut
Grand Army
Henry L. Williams
Capt. Williams
Mekhinipy
Hethewedu
Order of the Eastern Star
L.3
Hastings
Eit
Opinion in Bunton on Trusts and Protectionism
In Boston on June 19 Henry W. Lamb president of the Free Trade League comments on Mr Havemeyer's claim that the term mother of trusts is apt. He argues that attacking protective tariffs is the way to curb trusts, stating cut off protection and you cut off the claws of trusts. His remarks aim to bolster a movement already endorsed by Republican papers for removing protective duties supporting trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Henry W. Lamb
Free Trade League
Havemeyer
All Vote for Frisco Volunteers Discharge Request
Washington cabled Otis from Manila mentioning volunteer units seeking muster out. A June 19 dispatch notes Coghlan of the unit cruiser Raleigh arriving Terre Haute and traveling west with his wife, stopping en route at St. Louis and Belleville, as he heads toward Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Manila
Adjutant General
San Francisco
Coghlan
Terre Haute
Ind
Joseph B. Coghlan
Raleigh
Puget Sound
Stone
St. Louis
Belleville
Prominent First district fight over Curtis Leland Bailey pact
The First district congressional contest heats up as Curtis deflects claims of a signed agreement to stay out of the race. Leland and Bailey backers press for Bailey while Curtis warns voters to await both sides before judgment. Curtis insists he was pushed into the district by Leland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
W. J. Hailey
Cyrus Lelana
Bailey
Lejared
Journal
Leland Sys
Mr. Bailey
Iet
Leland
Shawnee
Broderick
Fulton
Taeland
Congress
Alle Wasgener
Washington
Nates
NEW FRENCH CABINET IN PARIS EXPECTED
Paris reports a proposed Waldeck Rousseau cabinet with Waldeck Rousseau as premier and war minister, Aiken as minister on paring, Canse as forestrial minister, Millerand in charge of public works, Gaullanx finance, Loobre commerce, Leygues public instruction, Guiten colonies, Lepine interior, with Walleck Rousseau possibly taking interior and General Hrugero as war minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Waldeck-Fourieai
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Sefiera Aiken
Tri Canse
M. Millerand
Gaullanx
Mance
Loobre
M. Leygues
Si Guiten
M. Lepine
Ponsilly
British Press Bitter Toward American Jockey Sloan
London reports allege Ted Sloan the American jockey assaulted a waiter at Ascot last Thursday. Papers condemn the Jockey Club for dropping the matter and inflaming public opinion. The Star prints abusive letters and claims Sloan struck the waiter with a champagne bottle, injuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ted Sloan
Ascot
Evening News
Jockey Club
Biri
England
Sloan
The
Star
Dieene
Tariff Dispute Tied to Trust Power Says Franklin McVeagh
Chicago June 18 Franklin McVeagh a leading independent Republican and brother of Wayne McVeagh of Pennsylvania said the protective tariff is not solely responsible for the trust idea The Standard Oil Company has never had protection and antedates most protected trusts He cited low sugar prices as a result of independent refiners pushing Havemeyer and noted trusts had consented decades ago to tariffs Former Judge Thomas Moran a prominent old Democrat agreed that protection aided capital but not all aspects of capital demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin McVeagh
Havemeyer
Chicago
Wayne McVeagh
Pennsylvania
Italy
Standard OM
Nala
Thomas Moran
Xold
War Plans Claim Plan for Transvaal Invasion
The St James Gazette cites an alleged Pretoria source outlining Gen Joubert's Boer plan after war with Britain. A 20 400 armed force with Mauser rifles plus 46 guns and 1 000 artillerymen would advance on Kimberly, use rail lines, blow De Beers, and aim to seize Cape Town within about a fortnight to dictate peace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James Goette
Pretoria
Transvaal
Joubert
Great Britain
Orange Free State
Kimberly
West Griqualand
Cape Colony
Bloemfontein
de Beers
Cape Town
Bulawayo
Cane Colony
Elizebeth-Pretoria
Robbers Loot Fairmount Park Transit Cash, $4008
A ten man masked gang raided the Belmont office of the Fairmount Park Transportation Company early today. They bound seven workers with wire, blew open the safe, and escaped with $4,008 in receipts for two days after destroying telegraph lines to hamper pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pmce
Fairmount Park Transportation Company
Belmont
Fairmount Fork
Frank Leaven
Frank Watson
Henry B. Whitehouse
James Cavanaugh
Power House
Philip Eaves
Willum Cadmus
Pairmount Park ‘Transportation Company
Delia
Frank Levan
Whitehouse
Vic
Wilson
Philip Ba
Ue Telment
Earthquake for Victor celebration plans
Victor Colorado June 18 The Fourth of July committee approves an artificial quake plan using ten tons of dynamite on a mountain summit about 22 001 feet high The explosion is expected to be felt up to 15 miles away Governor Charles S. Thomas will deliver an address and trigger the blast by electric button Sound-wave recording instruments will be set at distant points to measure results
Stands Pat Says She Must Choose Between the Dominion
A political figure declares she must decide between two rival groups, the Dominion and its opponents, outlining pressures and potential alliances. She defends independence while avoiding commitment to either side, signaling a pivotal but undecided stance in a contested leadership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Boundary clash over Alaskan line deepens UK Canada rift
Canada presses England to choose between the United States and its North American dominion in Alaska boundary talks. Officials in Washington signal potential U.S. concession while London denies new rupture. The dispute remains unsettled as Choate and Salisbury negotiations continue amid conflicting cables and official denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
Weahington
Canada
England
United States
Choate
Lord Saliabury
Abe
Pacife
Fouh
America
Canacher
State Department
Engeland
Caimuta
London
Washington
Great Britain
Associated Press
Vanderbilt Tunnel Purchase May Link to Chicago New York Line
A public purchase reported today ties the Vanderbilt group to a potential trunk line between Chicago and New York. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, via J P Morgan, is named as the principal buyer of the tunnel property. The price stated is $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Vanderbilte
Hagbee
Delaware, Lackswanna & Western
Theough J. P. Morgen
Dingley's Successor Vote Underway in Maine District
A special election in the Second Maine district to fill the vacancy caused by Nelgon Bingley death saw Charles E. Littlefield of Rockanin win the seat for the Republicans over Democrat John Scott Worth by a strong majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tewiston
Nelgon Bingley la
Charles E. Littlefield
Rockinai
John Scott Wtrth
Sixth Reach Manila as Volunteers Await Return
General Otis reports Sixth Infantry in Manila with orders to send volunteers home. Sherman arrived this morning. casualties include Huett L Gavitt of the Sixth. Col Kellogg commands 12 men, others ill with typhoid aboard. Saga of troops moving to relieve Culitar Babs and transport status amid casualty records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Washington
Otle
War Department
Manila
Dre
Sherman
Huett L Gavitt
Col Kellogg
Jert Minojula
Shek
Iloto
Culitar
Babs
Milana
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Hancock and
Nebraka
Poonsylvania
Utah
United States
California
Colorado
Californias Senator Offers Regiment for Philippine Campaign
Washington received a telegram from California senators noting Southern California’s support for the administration in suppressing the Philippine insurrection and offering an immediately serviceable infantry regiment. Officers and men ready to embark are prepared, with field equipment to be supplied. The message is signed by GEORGE C. PERKINS and STEPHEN M. WHITE.
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Funston
Sarah
Bernhardt
Dynart
Fort Scott
Stanley
Mkinley
Bunton
Frisco
Charles Curtis
Cy Leland
First District
M. Waldeck Rouseau
Call Sloan Names
South Africa
Victor
Pat
Vanderbilt Tunnel
Dingley
Tiena
Northwest Partie
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