Insurgent Tactics and Politics Stir Manila Debates
Report from Manila notes continued insurgent activity in Cavite and Leyte as rains hamper campaigns. General Wheaton returns with wounded. Filipino women vow to fight, while Independencia claims American antiwar sentiment and upcoming presidential politics. A move to abolish kingship in Apia is outlined with a governor and council proposed to govern Samoa.
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Manila
Linus
San Francisco de Malabon
Wheaton
Imus
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Otis
Independencia
America
United States
No Call for State Volunteer Organizations. Corbin Defends Plan
Adjutant General Corbin stated there will be no call for state volunteer organizations as part of a mature plan to increase the army. He warned against feverish enlistment and said the department will select only the best men for service, emphasizing a quiet, controlled mobilization.
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Chicago
Evening Journal
Washington
Corbin
Provisional Army
Joliet Dairymen Resist Tuberculin Tests On Cattle
In Joliet Illinois the state milk tuberculosis commission faced strong dairy opposition when owners refused inspection access to cows. Health officials vow to bar milk from dairies that block the tuberculin test and await mayoral review as protests grow.
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Joliet
Cushing
State Board
Mount
Violent attack on wagonette of miners in Evansville
A wagonette of Kentucky bound negro miners heading to Sunnyside mine was ambushed by about forty armed men, six shot including driver Edward Geiger and bookkeeper James Moore, with one fatality Charles Smith. Police and union officials reported no arrests, and gunmen fired on Patrolman Ruston. sixty to one hundred shots fired. Local and Chicago scores and British honors noted in brief.
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Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Sunnyside
Edward Geiger
James H. Moore
Charles Smith
John Phillips
Henry Smith
John Horsley
Ruston
Miners’ Union
Chas. Smith
Prince Found Dead After Bicycle Ride in Calumet
John Prince was found dead about two miles from Calumet, Mich., after an evening ride. A postmortem cited brain hemorrhage as the cause. In Iowa Marsalltown the fifth annual convention of the Society of Music Teachers of Iowa opened with about 100 delegates.
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Calumet
Mich
John Prince
Prince
Marswalltown
The
Society of Music Teachers of Iowa
Iowa
Beethoven Society
Harried End to Democratic State Convention Session
Louisville and Joliet report on a sweltering June 22 convening day. A chaotic reform of Kenton county contests precedes Goebel faction clashes, a chair clash prompts a stampede, and Redwine wins temporary chair before adjournment. Joliet mills resume after months idle. McKenna Steel plans expansion in Kansas City.
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Louisville
Johnston
Kenton County
William Goebel
Stone- Goghel
David B. Redwine
Breathitt County
Hardin
W. H. Sweeney
Marion County
Redwine
Sweeney
State Central Committee
Strike settlement hopeful as talks continue in Cleveland
The Cleveland street railway strike may end today after a long conference of city council mediators, company officers, and strikers. The sticking point is how many of the old drivers will be rehired, with the firm initially offering 60 percent and later proposing all but 100 old men rehired.
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Cleveland
Yellow fever outbreak and civic reforms across Cuban ports
Cable reports 14 yellow fever cases and 4 deaths at Santiago as American troops evacuate barracks. Havana receives a Cuban reform note praising General Wilson and land reforms. Havana revaccination plan targets 175,000 within 30 days with a calf-based lymph supply. Separate notes cover insurrection payoffs, payroll fraud in Santa Clara, and July 4 banquet preparations. Sycamore reports rare potato bugs threatening local crops.
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Wytoan
Marine Hospital Service
Park
Santiago
Havana
Brooke
Santa Clara
Wilson
Matanzas-Santa Clara
Ludiow
United States
Ludlow
Matanzas
George M. Randall
Miguel Gomez
Lajas
Third Corps
Santiago Society
San Juan
Cervera
McKinley Visits Adama Mass After Parade Reception
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley arrived in Adama Massachusetts at 6 30 PM after traveling from Holyoke by trolley and steamer. They were greeted by large crowds in Springfield and hosted by W B Plunkett with a reception and parade review for about 30 000 attendees.
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Shrinefield
Deplorable Assault By Father On Infant Roy Youngman
Shelbyville Indiana June 22 The act of John Youngman a respected local man led to a brutal blow that struck his one year old son Roy as he warned him about a horse near a barn. The child suffered a concussion with a poor prognosis while the father shows distress and the community hopes for recovery amid shock and sympathy.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John Youngman
Roy
Here
Youngman
General Leonard Wood Offered Washington Traction Presidency
General Leonard Wood, the military governor of Santiago province, has been offered the presidency of the Washington Traction and Electric company. The note mentions other telegram items including mail robbery arrests in Chicago and stock exchange seat purchases.
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Leonard Wood
Santiago
Washington Traction and Electric Company
Walter Porter
John Newman
Chicago
A. L. Dewar
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
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Parsons
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