Peace Proclaimed as Philippines Placed Under Civil Control
Washington July 4 the president proclaims peace in the Philippine archipelago, places it under complete civil control and grants general amnesty to rebels with conditions. Three orders express the measure including amnesty limits and an oath to the United States. The United States also sends a note to the Vatican outlining a settlement plan for land and friars in the Philippines.
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Washington
Hae
Philippine Archipelago
Root
Chaffee
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
United States of America
Philippine Islaeds
Inete Som
Rome
Vatican
Sete
Manila
Jdudwe Taft
San Jose Foundation
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Roosevelt
Luneta
United
Guam
Crossdelt
Batangas
Laguna
Cailles
Luzon
Desperado On The Run In Washington Pursuit Ends Fatal
In Seattle area on July 4 Tracey the escaped Oregon convict ambushed Deputy Sheriff Charles Raymond near Bothell, killing him and wounding Deputy Sheriff John Williams. Real fear grows of militia call out as deputies search for Tracey and a pursuing crew.
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Seattle
Wash
Tracey
Oregon
Bothell
Het
Charles Raymond
Sherif
Everett
John Williamen
Carl Anderson
Louie Seefrit
Raymond
Williams
Meliride
Travey
Itothell
Treery
Clark
Larry Tracey
Clarks
South Point
Unclear Action on Launch Follows Gunfire Near McNeill Island
A damaged account describes a group planning a raid with a launch voyage toward McNeill’s Island. The narrator details cautious gun handling, a single missed strike, and a stealthy approach to the guards. Separate items report Spain United States treaty signed, Roosevelt visit talks at Sault Ste. Marie, and a postponed 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition opening.
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Costie
Tacoma
McNeills Island
McNeill’s Island
Washington
Hay
Bellamy Storer
Madrid
National Amateur Press Association Opens 27th Convention
New York on July 4 saw the National Amateur Press association begin its twenty seventh annual convention with John T. Nixon of Crowley Louisiana serving as president and chair.
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New York
National Amateur Press Association
John T. Nixon
Crowley
Court in Chicago Grants Separate Maintenance in Pastor’s Case
In Chicago on July 4 Judge Horton grants separate maintenance to Mrs Brebst in a divorce suit filed by Rev Flavius J Brobst against his wife. The judge also dismisses the petition for divorce on statutory grounds and finds the alleged cruel acts and desertion not proven by the evidence. The courtroom eruption by the minister and the reading of passionate letters from his wife dominate the scene as the verdict is announced.
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Chicago
Horton
Allen Dee
Pla Ving J. Brother
Crowe
Prenachers
Brobat
Toerton
Viaving
Philippines
Miss Fink
Strobst
Cally
Manila
Cornelius Gardener
United States
Gardener
Two Thugs Get Away In Last Train Hold Up
Joliet Illinois July 5 police hold Charles M Nessler alleged accomplice in a Rock Island line train robbery. Nessler climbed to the engine and obeyed gunmen amid a brief confrontation with two masked robbers. Express messenger Kane shot in groin during a raid on the baggage car.
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Nessler
Kane
Linley Park
Englewood Hospital
Hog market report from Chicago on July 3
Estimated hog receipts for the day were about 25,000 with sales in the 5.90 to 6.90 range for pigs and 7.05 to 7.65 for light hogs. Light, rough packing, mixed hogs sold between 7.30 and 7.75, with higher ranges up to 7.90 observed.
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Chicago
Oki
Golie
Petey
Oriental Splendors At Royal Charity In London
The Prince of Wales hosted a lavish reception for King Edward’s faction at the Todi office in London. The Indian themed decorations cost about 90 00, with a 1000 flower display and a celestial painted ceiling. Three thousand guests attended as princes and nobility in court dress admired the opulent jewels and exotic plant arrangements.
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Towson
Prince of Wales
Edward
Petnees
London
Todi
Alessadia
Team Hall
Roosevelt greeted by a throng in Pittsburg at Schenley Park
A half million people welcomed President Roosevelt in Pittsburg with a four mile parade from Union Station to Schenley Park. He spoke on expansion and the Declaration of Independence. Several thousand troops, officers, and civic leaders joined the ceremonies and a luncheon followed at Frick residence.
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Pittehure
Theodore Roosevelt
Pittshura
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Diest
Warstort
Union Station
Dchenley Park
Roosevelt
Willinebure
Penmmsylvania
Sheridan
John A. Wyle
Tyrone
Hoya
GiLaEy
Tia
H.C. Frick
Schenley Hotel
King Edward's condition remains satisfactory in Buckingham Palace bulletin
London reports the daily bulletin on July 5 stating King Edward's wound shows signs of repair and his constitutional condition is satisfactory. Queen Alexandra and royals enjoyed a brief outing as the king reads newspapers and follows press reports with amusement.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Treves
Barlow
Laking
Edward
Matesty
Alexandra
Duchess of
Aosta
Waldemar
Denmark
Prince George
Greece
End of Week Marks Exiting Americans from London
Dispatch notes many United States residents leaving London by week end. A large fire at Lauring in Jaarlsberg destroyed 150 buildings and left significant damage. In India, a train was blown off the track near Rampurha with thirteen people nearby. John McElroy, managing editor of The National Tribune, stands as the District of Columbia GA leadership candidate.
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International Association of Machinists
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