Lawton Killed in Philippines Assault at San Mateo
The battle at San Mateo in the Mariquina valley ends with General Lawton killed while advancing under heavy fire. He rode with a white helmet visible, fell after bullets clipped the grass, and staff officers rushed to aid him as the line faltered under insurgent fire.
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Pew Amer
Ican Cavnaltien
Mavsita
Lawton
Mariquing Valley
Geronimo
Manila
Otis
Mariquina
Bia
Mossiag
le Loma
Canebrake
Dee
Awcon
Ricer
Gene Lawton
Senator Hoar Opposes Foros in Extending Precedence to Unwilling Nations
Massachusetts Senator Hoar introduced a resolution opposing the use of force to compel independence abroad. He argues the United States must honor the Declaration of Independence and avoid pushing liberty by bayonets, insisting on peaceful, lawful means and noninterference with others’ rights.
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Alfred Taylor
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Senate
Sullivan
Mississippi
Treasury
Troney
United States Treasury
Yourassour
Brereton
Third Infantry
A. Logan
Reat
United States
Cuba
Porto
Far East
United Brace Constitutich
L ‘Reedom
Usder
Supreme Court
Negro Bishop Urges End to Lynchings at Mission Conference
At the northeast A M E mission conference in Mississippi Bishop Wilkes Benjamin Derrick of New York urges preachers to condemn lynching and lawlessness alike and insists punishments must come from law, not mobs, as he notes white allies oppose crime and protect the worthy.
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Bishop Derrick
South
Brumby Laid to Rest in Atlanta Funeral
Lieutenant Brumby’s funeral took place in Atlanta with United States Senators A. O. Bacon and A. S. Clay present. The service at St Phillip’s Episcopal Church followed a state-guard vigil at the capitol and an interment in Oakland Cemetery’s Heyward lot. Mayor Wood closed city offices 3 to 4 pm in respect.
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Atlanta
Brumby
United States
Bacon
Clay
Caldwell
Navy
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's League
State Capitol
St Phillip’s Episcopal Church
Nelson
Heyward
Oakland Cemetery
Wood
Miner Found Dead on Rail Line in Alabama
A young miner Fréd Douthwait was found dead on Southern Railway tracks near Osalburg Alabama, with a pocket photo of a young woman and a letter implying engagement. Railroad officials say the bell rang and headlights appeared as the body was struck, suggesting homicide. Douthwait, from Welbarton LT, had been working at Lewisburg mines in the district.
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Ateutxortam
Ala
Fréd Douthwait
Southern Railway
Osalburg
Welbarton
Lewisburg
Congate
Nasaville
David L. Soodgrass
Tennomen Supreme Court
Uatoos
States Senate
People of Tennessee
Carmack
Frlanda
Ernor McMillin
Sam
Wasminatoy
State Department
France
Ubinas
Porter
United States
French Aireeabacie
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