Army in excellent spirits in the Philippines report
Washington April 1 War department officials are gratified by the conditions in the Philippines. Dispatches from Gen Otis say Aguinaldo’s army is largely broken up and insurgents avoid facing American troops. Otis pursues rebels along the railroad from Manila to Malolos while preparing for a continued campaign.
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Washington
Manila
Tiroppa
Malolos
War Department
Philippines
Otis
Aguinaldo
Wim
Offs
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
MacArthur
Lawton
Hall
Salonia
Pilar
Cainta
Taytay
King
North Dakota Regiment
Ihe
Lieut
Gregg
Fourth Infantry
Corbin
United States
Berlin
Baron von Richthoffen
Unite States
Andrew D. White
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Germany
Samoa
Wellington
N. Z
RB. J. Seddon
Tutonelkai
Auckland
Atelland
White
Lord Salisbury
Hay
High Commission
Oscar
Norway
Sweden
Economic Wobble Marks First Quarter 1890 Reports
R G Dun reports early 1890 failures totaling about 26.7 million, higher than 1898 and 1896, with a mixed outlook. Business shows a check from January onward amid new clearinghouse tax shifts and transition to new ownership. Bradstreet notes quieter tone yet solid first quarter results, with reduced failures and improving industrial conditions in iron and steel. Additional items cover Missouri and Texas, personal tragedies, and labor unrest in Michigan and Philadelphia.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Lftte
United States
Canada
Bradstreet's
Brad Streets
New England
Massachusetts
Far West
World News Wire Streaming From Dover to Ackley
A 19th century dispatch bundle reports multiple maritime losses and rescues. The British steamer Ethelhilda afloat near Dover with six crew missing. Pontos sunk after collision with Star of New Zealand, crew and passengers rescued. Heathpool collier sinks off Beachy Head with one survivor. Other items note searches for victims, a large estate in Santa Barbara, and Alaska to Seattle mail routes.
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Dover
England
Pontos
Rosario
Star of New Zealand
London
Ponto
Hastings
Ethelhilda
Dungeness
Harrison
Buenos Ayres
Antwerp
Brighton
Heathpool
Sunderland
St. Nazaire
France
Beachy Head
Lambert Collieriea (Limited
Southampton
London & Southwestern Railway Company
Southwestern
Stella
Casquet Rocka
Cape la Hague
Normandy
Aurigny Island
Carquet Rocks
The Jonah Superstition In The Theatre World
The Chicago Journal notes theater superstition about actors labeled as a Jonah or bird of ill omen. It cites managers authors and players who avoid certain actors, and recalls examples from benefit announcements and failed runs. The piece blends anecdotes from Detroit and Boston papers with theatrical banter and rivalries.
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Tittle
Chicago Journal
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Scouis
Wear Department
Officinia
J. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Dallas
Tex
W. B. Bryant
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hillsboro
Bryant
San Francisco
Louis Bremer
Bremer
Ishpeming
Mich
Sevral
Cuba
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Croek
Seize-Chon
Wen
I-Chou
Shan Tung
Kourt
St. Paul
Minn
Harry, A, Leonhauser
Fifteenth
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Wil Bail
Beattie
Wash
W. R, Abercrombie
Intersor
Alaska
Copper River
Valeden
Philadelphia
Journeymen Bricklayers’ Union
Valies Yt Works Company
THE
Ackley
Iowa
Whovesnay
English Channel
Santa Barbara
Cal
Anna
Blake
Clare Friends
Carriey
Seattle
Jack Carr
Dawson
Skagway
Yukon
Detroit
Richmond & Backus Company
Atationeys and
Denver
Col
Colorado Midland Railroad
Hagerman
Trafic
Carson
Wilebrand
Detroit Journal
Arthnadadot White
Sale
H. Grettel
Jonahs
Old Boreas
Mr. Ricketts
Mrs. Ricketta
Mouxpinas
Andrew Rath
Ren
Alix
RoostEvEeLr Brothers
Knickerbooker
Hearing
PC Bakker
Eiie Furniture
Bolleers
Naferala
Hieh
Martin & Faust
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