Pursuit of Aguinaldo Reported by Gen Young in Luzon
General Young sent a detailed account of the chase after Aguinaldo through northern Luzon and the recapture of Lieutenant Gilmore. The report describes Tinio's maneuvers in the Tangadan and Ganon passes, battles with Hare and Howse, and the dispersal of Spanish prisoners. A separate incident reports a fatal lightning strike at Kokomo injuring Eva Hamilton.
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Washington
Young
War Office
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Gilmore
Navy
Otistrom Pozorrubio
Vinio
Canyon
Lepanto
Tangadan Mountains
Thirty-third Infantry
Tangadan
Tinio
Hare
Howse
Hayes
Natividad
Tiuch
Robls
Ganon
How Lieut Munroe Rused the Bayombong Siege Exploit
A colonial war narrative recalls Lt Munroe’s deception near Bayombong that led to a surrender. The report notes prisoners, recaptures, and the joint actions of officers Castner and McDonald with Lowe’s scouts. It ends with General Young praising officers and sailors. Also reports Sioux City’s first white settler Joseph Ib with 81 years, arriving in 1852.
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Munroe
McDonald
Fitzgerald
Farley
Gilmore
Concepcion
March
Aguinaldo
Leyba
Sitayar
Cristobal
Sityar
Paez
Fourth Cavalry
Bayombong
Castner
Lowe
Iyonbong
General Canon
Vigan
San Isidro
Young
Sioux City
Sioux
Joseph Ynais
Yeserday
Double tragedy and trial in early 1900s notes
In Baltimore a saloonkeeper Charles iepk horn of Union Illinois was convicted of second degree murder for killing inmate Katie O Neill at a disreputable house during Christmas. He received a twelve year prison term after an attempted suicide and claims the room had no other occupants. Also reports from Chicago say the American Anti-Saloon League met with delegates from thirty states as President McKinley’s stance on liquor drew questions. Separately New York notes the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad board approved regular and extra dividends on preferred and common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Iephorn
Katie O'Neill
Pipekorn
McKinley
Temperance
Chicago
American Anti-Saloon League
H. H. Abrams
Iowa
President
Price
William McKinley
House of Representatives
New York
Chicago and Eastern Ilinois Railroad Company
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Livestock Quotes
May 25 market notes from Chicago Board of Trade with Wheat at 65% to 66% and Corn around 21% to 37% for May July contracts. Live stock in Chicago and East Buffalo show varying runs with hogs 5.10 to 5.37% and cattle 4.20 to 5.50, lambs 4.75 to 6.20, plus regional prices from St Louis Milwaukee and Detroit reports.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
UEBE
Sauiad
Illinois
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Labor Legislation Action States Should Take
The industrial commission urges states to enact eight hour workdays for ages 14 to 11 in factories, ban child labor under 14, require cash wages, restrict women and girls in mines, and require safety checks for engineers. It also suggests prohibiting under 18 telegraph operators and inspecting color vision for railway workers, with penalties for intoxication on duty.
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Washington
The
Industrial Commission
Congress of Labor
Congress
Granting Restraining Orders and Labor Law Views
Minority views discuss government by injunction and labor contract enforcement. They caution against blanket injunctions and support applying statutes to both union and nonunion labor, with safeguards for the right to work and to organize. Also notes on discrimination laws, private detectives, conciliation, arbitration, and state labor commissions. Across notes: Garder case in Ohio and a homicide near Ishpeming with a disabled victim.
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Equity
Alreay
Congress
Commission
E. A. Smith
C.J. Harris
John W. Daniels
Judge Rules City Warrants Unconstitutional in Cronce Case
Shawano Wis May 26 In the case of A M Cronce charged with resisting an officer Judge Goodland ruled the legislature form for warrants to enforce city ordinances unconstitutional and void He held warrants issued and served under the act statewide are illegal and invalid protectors to officers are not provided by the act.
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Shawano, Wis
A. M. Cronce
Goodland
Thunder challenges White Buffalo over Chief grave
Tom Thunder dons war paint and issues a battle challenge to White Buffalo at Black River Falls Wisconsin on May 24, promising a wager of battle tied to a revered tribal chief’s grave.
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Black Hawk
White Buffalo
Thomas Roddy
Young Thunder
Bluesell
Black River Falls
Wis
Tom Thunder
Drowning of Two Boys in Floyd River Near Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa on May 24 Llarold Dennison nine and George Lewis ten drowned while swimming in the Floyd river. Dennison exhausted followed by Lewis who died saving his companion. Lewis father recovered both bodies but could not resuscitate them. In New York on May 25 Otto Malden died at Morris Park after his horse Kingbon bolted through the fence and fell. Kingbon owned by John Monahan was shot after the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Hahnemann Medical Association of Iowa
Redmond
Ihn Remington
Sioux City
Floyd River
Llarold Dennison
George Lewis
Dennison
Lewis
New York
Morris Park Race Track
Otto Malden
Kingbon
John Monahan
Southeast gale claims four fishermen in Astoria coast
A sudden May storm in Astoria Oregon brought winds over sixty miles an hour driving fishermen from the river with nets spread. As the gale intensified at least four men were drowned while seeking shelter along the coast.
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Astoria
Ore
Industrial Commission Hails Labor Law Uniformity Report
Washington May 25 The industrial commission has completed its report on general labor laws and will forward it to Congress Saturday. It is said to be highly important, possibly more than the trusts report, with several specific recommendations including making labor laws uniform across states.
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Industrial Commission
Washington
The
Congress
Epidemic hits Madison horses. whisky and quinine aid
About half the horses in Madison show griplike epidemic symptoms with doctors recommending whisky and quinine as treatment. Livery stables and deliveries suffer from the illness as local merchants cope with the disruption.
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Madison
Wis
Shively Likely to Enter Democratic Governor Race
South Bend reports that B. F. Shively, who declined the nomination, plans a gubernatorial bid. It is stated friends are raising about 3000 dollars to fund his campaign.
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South Bend
Ind
Running Fight With Thugs In Olivet Post Office Raid
In Olivet Michigan on May 26 a post office safe robbery failed. Sheriff Shepard and deputies nabbed three well dressed men after gunfire near Grand Trunk yards. They carried cartridges dynamite fuses pepper knives and a map around Olivet. Twenty cents was all they had. Names on a memorandum included Edward Co Gilman Hillsdale Michigan James Gilmore Albany New York Frank Graham Buffalo. English Second Adventists advancing beliefs noted.
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Charette
Mich
Olivet
Shepard
Grand Trunk
Michigan
Chicago
Edward Co. Gilman
Hillsdale
James Gilmore
Albany
N. Y
Frank Graham
Buffalo
NEXT FIGHT WHERE HUNTER AT WARRENTON
London dispatches report British forces advancing toward the Vaal with uncertainty over the next fight location. General Hunter's brigade reaches Vryberg. Lutter holds Laing’s Nek as operations push forward eighty miles. War Office to send 4,000 more troops next month amid recruitment concerns.
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London
Vredefort Road
Vaal
Marshal Roberts
Johannesburg
Hunter
Veryberg
Vryberg
Lutter
Laing’s Nek
Warrenton
War Office
Secretary of State For War
House of Lords
South Africa
Lord Lansdowne
Boxer attacks and massacres reported in Hueh province
A Shanghai dispatch says Boxers destroyed two villages and killed many converts at French missionary stations in Hueh province. A regiment was sent to the scene, was ambushed, and twenty six soldiers died. Reinforcements have been dispatched.
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London
Shanghai
Szuchman
Hueh
Shi Nan Pu
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Lieut. Gilmore
Gen. Young
Lieutenant Munroe
Hoa
Hamilton
Eva Hamilton
Kya Hamilton
Kokomo High School
Tan
Kokomo
John Hamilon
Chicago Grain and Produce
Milwaukee
Detroit Grain
Detroit
OVAL
Labor Legislation
Rib Lake
Leach
Kayette Shaw's
J. J. Kennedy Lumber Company
Towa
Ohio
Columus
Richard Gardner
Little Thel Long
Ross County
Athens
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Ishpeming
Dexter
Lom Thunder
Madison, Wis
Oxford
A. G. Evans
Bert
Blinn
Tuscola County
Denton
Mishawakee
Evans
Arnold & Ivans
Mayville
Rising Sun
Alarfield Peak
Peak
Worcester
Mass
John A. Clark
Clark University
B. F. Shively
Transvaal
Butler
Laing's Nek
Lansdowne
Isle OF Jerssy
St. Hellers
Island of Jersey
Edward Hopton
King
Leyds
Associated Press
Daily Express
Transvaal Secret Service Fund
Brussels
Rhodes
Kinnerley
Citizens’ SA Wings Bank
Hington
Tsou
Jan. G. Farmen
GPS
Tabor &N Ry
Hotel Allen
C. Keck
Frank Bowers
Allen
Ort
W. E. Anderson, M. D
Cyrzko
Klein's Clothing
Washington, Towa
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
Ieraduate
American School of Osteopathy
Pirst National Bank
Marsh W. Bailey
City Hall
Washington, Town
C.J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Washington, Lowa
W. H. Butterfield
Orall's
Lowa
Syracuse
Louise Foster
Collins’ Block
Ernest Hecht
Hecht
St. P
Daily News
A. B. Bridges
J. W. Keyes
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Mr. Bridges
Getters Southwestern
St. Paul
Paris
Morocco
San Francisco
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Yipaovvn
Utiooun
Amor
Sony
Aoaoni
Warfel
T. J. Dempsey
GEST
National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Capital
Doon
W. KR. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
Andladitian
JT Anderson
Ana't Ona
Washington County
Ings Bank
Paynterest On Time Deposite
Don General Banking Business
Jon. Keon
A. Wrrr
O. H. Keox
O. M. Kmow
First National Bank
Wm Bieler
Wallaces
Keck
D. H. Keck
L. Robinson
Clark Setlar, Prop
Prices Rieht
North
Washington House
Moothart
S. E. Washington
Kemble
Kempe Flower Co
Oskaloosa, Lowa
R. F. Riley
Smouse
Knecht
East Side Restaurant
Burlington
Philadelphia
East
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