Courts for Filipinos legal tribunal re established
The Philippine court system is re established with Filipino leaders in top posts and English retained as the language of the courts. The article notes the chiefs and associates of the civil and criminal branches and cites oath language pledging allegiance to the United States. It also reports on disbarment of New York correspondents for fabricating an interview and details a brutal killing of Captain Tilley by insurgents in Negros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lnterview
Tilley
Cuba
Manila
United States
Philippine Court
Caytana Arralano
Manuel Araulla
Colonel Crowder
Gregorio Arauita
Raymundo Melliza
Ambrosio Rianzares
Julio Lorenzo
Major
Signal Corps
Cuban Troops Payfront Crowd As Cuban Arms Surrender
In Havana May 30 Cuban privates rushed to apply for American gratuity payments. About 300 arrived, 112 paid, 99 rifles surrendered as officers shift tactics to aid applicants. Over 200 still awaiting after pay day with paid car returning June 15 and extra days likely. Posters announced payment sites across Pinar de Rio. General Brooke ordered printing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Randall
Pinar de Rio
Brooke
Senor Domingo Mendez Capote
Steam car collision near Seattle leaves one dead
An electric car carrying twenty five people was struck by a Northern Pacific train near Seattle on May 29. Emanuel Bread a clerk died. Frank Hofeltz and E. E. Hope were severely injured. Duncan Brown Ike Newman Billy Fisher George Brown and I McLean were lightly hurt. Motorman Sharp saved himself by jumping into the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Northern Pacific
Emanuel Bread
Frank Hofeltz
E. E. Hope
Duncan Brown
Ike Newman
Billy Fisher
George Brown
I. McLean
Sharp
Non-Union Men Must Go in Pana Mine Case
Illinois Arbitration Board rules on Pana mining troubles and sets price at 0.14 cents per ton. The key issue, non-union workers, may require operators to recognize the miners union and follow union mine rules. Existing non-union workers to be retained or rotated until voluntary departure or company rejection, with 150 union miners reassigned to ensure even turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
State Abitration Board
Pana
Sawed Their Jail Bars. Escape Foiled by Turnkey
At Fond du Lac Wisconsin on Sunday a prison guard discovered seven cut bars in the county jail. Six prisoners would have escaped including James Lonergan charged with murder of Officer Prinslow and Henry Miller along with Thomas Kelley and Charles Harvey tied to Abbotsford burglary. George Murphy charged with illegal voting and Harry Morton linked to the Windsor House robbery and Fairwater robbery were named. Saws hidden by prisoners. outside confederates believed to have passed tools.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Kunz
James Lonergan
Prinslow
Charles Harvey
Henry Miller
Thomas Kelley
Abbotsford
George Murphy
Harry Morton
Windsor House
Fairwater
Will Go For Buell's Record At Pleasant Fair Grounds
Mount Pleasant Iowa May 30 A local man Dr J O Ball bets 100 to equal or surpass Charles Buell of Chicago by walking sixty miles in fifteen hours He will walk 120 laps around the fair grounds track without rest or eating during the event Business men have accepted the wager Ann Arbor Michigan May 30 surgeons at the University of Michigan hospital removed the cancerous portion of a woman's stomach then rejoined the stomach to the small intestine The patient is recovering satisfactorily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Fair Grounds
J. O. Ball
Charles Buell
Chicago
Ball
Ann Arbor, Mich
University Hospital
University of Michigan
Jail delivery attempt exposed in Marion tunnel incident
In Marion Indiana on May 30, Sheriff Bradford and deputies reported an attempted jail escape. Three prisoners were seen in the corridor using a gas pipe to heat the stone floor and douse it with water, causing crumbling. A tunnel under the jail from the debtor house to the courthouse was partially exposed.
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Marion
Ind
Sherif Bradford
Beiler House
Court House
Salt Lake City Hails Rear Admiral Schley During Civic Celebration
Salt Lake City celebrated Rear Admiral Schley with decorations and ovations as he reviewed public school children and attended the unveiling of a Lincoln statue at the high school. He then departed for Ogden and the east around 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Schly
Lincoln
Ogden
East
Cadetship Best in Wisconsin Examinations
Representative Esch announces the West Point cadetship results from LaCrosse Wisconsin May 30. Among 23 candidates Christopher Jensvold of LaCrosse, member of company M Third Wisconsin regiment led with a score of 5 and was appointed. Harry Austin Spalding of Tomah stood second with 38 and was named alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Wis
Esch
West Point
Christopher Jensvold
Wisconsin Regiment
Harry Austin Spalding
Tomah
Indiana Republicans back Hopkins for speakership
Indianapolis May 30 The Republic notes Indiana delegation members show strong support for Hopkins Illinois in the national speakership contest. Nine Indiana lawmakers appear ready to vote solidly for Hopkins with party managers favoring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Congress
National Congress
Hopkins
Ilinois
Harrison Leads Venezuelan Boundary Commission Banquet
Paris hosts a parliamentary banquet in honor of Benjamin Harrison, the Venezuelan boundary commission's legal representative, and Mrs Harrigon. President Loubet presided followed by a reception watch as Harrisson and entourage attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Loubet
Benjamin Harrison
Venezuela
Venezuela Boundary Commission
Harrigon
League Scores From May 29 Panoramic Summary
Chicago May 30 Yesterday's scores list results from the leagues with matches in Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Buffalo St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Detroit including a high 11 to 4 win for Minneapolis over Detroit and a 8 to 1 result for St. Paul over Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapoli
Detroii
Minnapolis
Henderson Seen Likely Speaker on First Ballot in Iowa
In Iowa political circles General Henderson is viewed as practically sure for the speakership. Representative Hall declared last night that he confidently believes Henderson will be nominated on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
General Henderson
Representative Hall
Henderson
Civil Service Changes Reorganize 4000 Posts
Washington May 30. President signs new civil service rules shifting 4000 classified posts to appointing officers control and loosening competitive exams. Revisions allow noncompetitive tests for certain technical roles and expanding department head discretion to transfer, remove, or reinstate personnel with written reasons. Veterans preference broadened and temporary appointments made permanent at heads discretion. A commission statement on effects is forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Executive
Smithsonian Institution
United States
Senator McMillan Pushes Duty on Canadian Lumber
Senator McMillan of Michigan held a long conference with Secretary Gage on restricting lumber imports from Canada under section 195 of the tariff act. If the attorney general’s forthcoming opinion supports a retaliatory duty, authorities plan to impose a broad tax on lumber from all Canadian provinces, not just Ontario, due to Canada’s log export ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McMillan
Michigan
Gage
Canada
Treasury Department
Ontario
Canadian
Air ship tested after midnight in Evansville
A midnight test of Arcidas Farmer’s air ship proceeded with a successful run at fifty feet despite a stiff wind. The balloon and aluminium propellers powered by bicycle gearing were tested an hour, while public testing was delayed by stockholders meeting. Other dispatches report a Janesville student, a Paris marriage rumor, a Robbery in Cohpe, and a Studebaker contract in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneville
Ind
Arcidas Farmer
UK Miners Employ 741125 Men Across Industry
The text notes 741125 men employed in and about all United Kingdom mines. It lists various brief items including Edwin C Madden of Detroit nominated as third assistant postmaster general, a drowning death of Eddie Hintzman aged 11 in Wisconsin, and other oblique notices about public figures and sensational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Edwin C. Madden
Detroit
Eddie Hintzman
Albert Hintzman
Menomonie
Wis
Wilson Creek
Paris
Isaac Peterson
South Chicago
Peterson
John 8, Lord
Springfield
Ills
Washington
Milk from cows infected with tuberculosis alarmed Chicago dairy scene
A post mortem test at the stock yards showed 25 cattle from a top Illinois dairy were tuberculous. The findings suggest a large portion of milk could be tainted, with action to prevent spread urged and dairy owners responsible for inspections. Dr C P Lovejoy led the test under the Live Stock Board with Dr B A Pierce's dairy supplying subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Stock Board
Chicago
P. Wolf
P. Wolf, Forty-firat @Street
Union Avenue
Board of Livestock Commissioners
C. P. Lovejoy
Union
McHenry County
Dis
B. A. Pierce
Tuberculosis in Cattle Spurs Chicago Dairy Discussions
Dr Lovejoy notes meat from infected animals may be eaten if the germ is localized, but milk must be discarded. He cites a Chicago plan to test cattle and halt milk from unexamined herds as physicians meet to discuss preventing milkborne spread and eradicating affected dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Chicago
Chicago Medical Society
Reynolds
Fire destroys Madison wholesale grocery firm Gould Wells Blackburn
Fire Sunday night gutted the whole sale grocery establishment Gould Wells Blackburn in Madison Wisconsin with a total loss estimated around 59000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Gould, Wells & Blackburn
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Aguinaldo
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Melliza
Iloilo
Torres
Philippines
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N. J
Alexander Culross
Fourth Infantry
Culross
Ilinois Arbitration Board
Buell
Admiral Schley
Gen. Harrison
Commission
Civil Service Reform Association
Choate
Mra. Maybrick
England
London
Hay
Mrs. Maybrick
Hav
Bald
Janesville
Charles Glass
State University
Midson
Glass
Roy Sanhore
St. Louis
Paderewski
Ignace Paderewski
Mme. Gorski
Ladiselas Gorski
Lamoreux Orchestra
Mme
Gorski
Paredewski
Caehton
William Piergenhart
Cogpe
Two Rivers
McMinnville
Tenn
Sonny Crain
Crain
South Hend
Studebaker Gros.s Manufacturing Company
Boston
W. H. McDancba
His
Richard Cornwall
Thiaking
Koch
Dr. Lovejoy
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Casey Bros
Feed and Sale Stable
Hotel Allen
EE. M. McConaughy
Orwick
T. Klein’s Clothing
J. R. Burroughs
Stewart's Drug Store
Ride of Square
Wasnianron
ORS
J. H
H. C. Hull
Physicians and Surgeons
Prince Norvice
Washington Nat'l Bank
East Matin
Dor. P.W. McElwain
Marsh W. Bailey
City Hall
G. H. Pratt
I. Klein's
Delong’s Grocery
T. T. Keeley
Ommce
W. Washington Street
H. Sanford
Peed and Sale Stable
T. J. Dempsey
National Bank
Burplub
Joh. Young
W. RK. Jeverey
A. Andierson
J.T. Andreon
Washington County
Capital
Ings Bank
Paynterest
Jon. Keex
A. Warre
Cashier, Co
HU. Keck
V. BP
O. M. Keck
J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Vrioce
Bear Alberson’s Grocery
Washington, Lowa
W. E. Anderson
M. D
Homeopathist
Klein's Clothing
Frank Rogers
Candy Kitchen
Schneider
East Side
First National Bank
Wm. Blair
A. A. Wall
Joseph Keck
D. H. Keck
L. D. Robinson
Stewart
J. ¥. Henderson
W. H. Butterfield
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