Secretary Root Accepts Payments to General Gomes
Secretary Root assumes responsibility for payments made by General Wood to General Gomes during the Cuban occupation. The War Department cites dire Cuban conditions two years ago, Gomes as revolutionary leader, and a Cuban congress pension as evidence of entitlement and legality.
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Washington
Root
Gomes
Wood
United States
Cuba
Congress
War Department
Department
Omer
Gomex
Ceneral Wood
Liv
Philippines
Spain
Brooke
Wool
Gomez
Senate weighs Cuba reciprocity as adjourn date nears
Washington June 17 Several senators with business knowledge said Congress would adjourn by July 1. Reciprocity advocates expect a Republican conference to decide support or opposition, with estimates of 18 or 19 senators opposing the reciprocity bill and preferring amendments to defeat it.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Cuba
Bgget Suger
Teller
Cullom
Spooner
House
Taylor
War Office
Lincoln
Secretary of War
United States
Woman’s cure celebrated by Dr Pierce’s medicines
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Adams of Ashe County North Carolina describes seven weeks of sleepless suffering from uterine ulcers. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery with curing her condition after months of doctors saying it could not be cured. She praises the medicines and requests the Common Sense Medical Adviser mailed to her.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Muskegon Banker and Trustee Vanishes Under Cloud
Luther W. Shear district agent of Northwestern Mutual Life and church trustee has disappeared from Muskegon amid forgery allegations between 850000 and 8100,000. Sheriff Payne leads the case as a 8200 reward is offered. He leaves a wife and four daughters. his absence shocks social and business circles.
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Muskegon
Mich
Luther W. Shear
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
First Congregational Church
Payne
J. C. Nolen
Frank IL. Smith
Robert K. Mann
Paul Bo
J. Harve McCracken
Fleb. Hammon
Muskegon Savings Bank
William Carpenter
Shear
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Terrific Storm Strikes Alton Islands Area Causes Flood Damage
A violent Sunday storm drenched Alton Island with over three inches of rain. High winds and hail damaged buildings including the post office, flooded streets and sewers, uprooted trees, and washed out two railroad blocks. Spectators fled at Sportsman's Park as fencing collapsed.
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Alton
Hehtuing
Grafton Clark Waa
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Pasa Creek
William Wheeler
Six Men of the Fifth Cavalry Captured by Tagals
The bodies of six Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured May 30 by Ladrones at Bi Nangonan Rizal province were recovered. Most bodies were mutilated and four could not be identified. Nine men linked to the Ladrones band have been identified. two are Teresa police officers. Soldiers were buried together.
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Fifth Cavalry
Tagals
Manila
Binangonan
Rizal
Ladrones
Teresa
Morong
Preacher Charged with Robbery in Murphysboro Scene
Rev Joseph Lindsey a southern Illinois Christian church minister is jailed on robbery charges after allegedly robbing George Wright a De Soto farmer while intoxicated at a resort in Murphysboro. Officers recovered Wrights clothing believed stolen from Beatrice Nebraska. A separate fire attempt in Woodward block aimed to destroy the large city office building, marking the third time it has been set ablaze.
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Carbondale
Joseph Lindsey
Christian Church
Hanois
George Wright
Murphysboro
Lindsey
Wright
Beatrice, Neb
Woodward Block
Five Children Shot, House Burned in Tragic Fatality
June incident reports Leon Westrop, a white woman, killing five of her children by shooting them to death in a home near Martin station several miles away, then setting the structure ablaze. The event follows a later note that Captain Charles B. Clark was nominated to rear admiral in the navy by the president.
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Penatura
Aet
Jackson
Miew
Mel
Leon Westrop
New Martin
Washington
Senate
Charles &. Clark
Navy
Ann Arbor
Mich
George W. Parker
Lima Township
Noted Neb Leader G M Lambertson Dies in Lincoln
G M Lambertson a prominent Lincoln Nebraska lawyer died Sunday at the hospital in Lincoln. He arrived in Chicago days earlier and attended a Chicago Northwestern game and a University of Chicago banquet before returning to his hotel. He was 62 and had long served as a vice president in state and national affairs including a stint as assistant secretary of the treasury under President Harrison.
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G. M. Lamberton
Hiengoe
Indianapolla
Joseph A. Swain
Indiana State University At
Bloomington
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
Bryan hints at 1904 campaign issues and imperialism
William J. Bryan passed through Kansas City en route from Lincoln to Neosho where he lectured. He said it is early to define campaign issues, predicting imperialism, money questions and free silver as likely topics, with Democrats holding hopeful prospects.
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Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Neosho
Chicago hogs and cattle prices and East Buffalo market quotes
Market reports cover hogs and cattle receipts with price ranges for Chicago markets, including pigs and feeders, plus cattle classes from Texas steers to veal calves. East Buffalo figures list prime steers to stockers and heifers, hog receipts and prices, and sheep and lambs values, with Milwaukee grain notes for wheat, rye, oats, and corn.
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Chicago
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Milwaukee Grain
Fire bosses not out strikers say that many are out
Warmer tor Kechnia Wilkesbarre Pa June 10 the sixth week of the anthracite coal miners strike passes with little disturbance. Rain kept 150000 idle. reports of assaults on workmen and coal police but no serious injuries. Some mine superintendents report more men at work than last week, while leaders dispute counts. Soft coal strike talks revive but leaders foresee curtailment rather than a mass walkout. Kanawha field sees renewed intensity with Winnefrede miners striking and three company mines accepting concessions. others ordered closed and cars moved to Obie.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Central Pennsylvania
Gilday
Central Penneylvania
Tie
Kanawha Field
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Fields
Winnefrede
Kanawha and Hocking Company
Kanawha River
Obie
King Edward Nearly Recovered After Windsor Visit
London reports King Edward grew much better after a Windsor outing planned before the lumbago attack at Aldershot. Sir Francis Knollys said the king would rest to regain strength and fulfill remaining pre coronation engagements.
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London
Edward
Windsor
Aldershot
Sir Francis Knollys
Francis Laking
Prisoners Put to Death Report From Manila Dispatch
In Manila on June 16 a rumor circulates that five Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured by Filipino insurgents on May 30 were executed near Teresa in Morong province Luzon. US authorities in the district have not confirmed the report. It is expected that a general amnesty or action may follow.
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United States
Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Teresa
Morong
Luzon
Dastardly dynamite blast rocks Sault Ste. Marie home
A titroglycerine charge exploded at 2 a.m. on Donald M. McKensie's Elizabeth Street porch blowing in the front door and shattering windows across the neighborhood. McAkenale, ship canal superintendent, was nearby. his wife and two-year-old niece were unharmed. The bottle explosive contained wire nails. motive unknown.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Donald M. McKensie
Elizabeth Street
McAkenale
Thuffalo
Wrestling match headline draws large crowds at Indiana fair
Terre Haute Indiana June 17 twelve thousand people arrived by excursion trains from Indiana and other points for a fair at the grounds under the Order of Railway Conductors. The main attraction was a wrestling match between a South American strongman Nero nus and a year old Hereford bull. The bull overpowered the man in the first round but caused only slight injuries. In the second round the man finally secured a fall. Entertainment included harness horse racing high diving and marksmanship by Dr. Carver.
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Terre Uaute
Ind
Tndiana
Uitools
Order of Liniroad
Neronus
Dr. Carver
Tragedy as Bridegroom Slays Bride Then Commits Suicide
Indianapolis reports Andrew Dells of Peoria Illinois killed his 16 year old bride at her mother’s home on West Washington Street and then swallowed carbolic acid dying in convulsions before arrest. Motive stated as jealousy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew Dells
Peoria
West
Washington Street
Deiss
Suburban Splurge Marks New York Chicago Train Race
Trains on the Lake Shore and Pennsylvania lines set a speed record with two trains from New York arriving in Chicago three minutes early on a trial run. Lake Shore 642 PM and Pennsylvania 502 PM arrivals surprised rail officials as crews praised the nonstop service plan.
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New York
John W. Gates
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Take Shore
Fifth Avenue
Tarren Street
Pennayviventa Road
Alsa
Troth
Train Runs At Ninety Five Miles An Hour On First Test
On a trial run just west of Mariinburg engineer Led by conductor Walsh reached ninety five miles per hour with thirteen minutes saved after a freight interruption. Passengers included reporters from New York and officials from the New York Central. Other reports note a twenty hour Chicago to New York service and Beloit college students presenting The Frogs of Aristophanes. A tornado near Sioux City injured cars and found a Chicago man among the dead.
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John Walsh
Dering
Union
Canal and
Adams Streets
Grand Central
Fifth Avenue
Blarkson Street
Lake Shore
New Carliste
Ind
Mo Ty
Wieming
C.ff. Rexinger
Edward Tice
T. V. Wagner
New York
M. Wolt
New York Central Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Jersey City
Sth
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Tine
Pennsylvania
Sioux City
New Feacoe
Patrick Brennan
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