Kipling daughter dies of pneumonia in New York
Josephine Kipling, eldest child of Rudyard Kipling, died at 6 years old from pneumonia at the home of Miss DeForest in East Thirty Fifth Street New York. The father’s health remains fragile and doctors advise withholding the news until he strengthens. Kipling’s wife Elsie also suffered a bad night while he recovers on fluids and milk. Meanwhile General Carey plans to move $3 million to Cuba for Cuban army payments and American officers will disburse funds under General Carey’s direction.
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Americans prepare large onslaught against Filipino insurgents
A March dispatch reports General Otis planning a grand onslaught in the Philippines to strip insurgents of offensive power. About 41,000 American troops are en route with 20 infantry rapid deployments, engineers, cavalry, and 11 artillery batteries, plus a strong naval contingent under Admiral Dewey. Additional ships, reinforcements, and transports are joining Manila, while Filipino forces push in jungles and attempt to threaten Manila waterworks, causing casualties among both sides.
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Militia Readied Over Eighth Immunes Threat at Lytle
Sheriff Henry of Walker County notified Governor Candler that Black residents of Witneis Iowa and Wisconsin forming the Eighth Immunes were threatening to burn Lytle. Governor wired President McKinley and ordered Atlanta units to be on standby. Colonel O Bear investigated, with Company K of the Sixteenth Infantry arriving from Huntsville. The governor chose to keep militia in reserve while the Eighth heads to Manila and the area remains tense.
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McKinley Plans Visit To Fitzgerald Grand Army Colony
President McKinley will include Fitzgerald in his southern itinerary on a trip from Senator Hanna’s home in Thomasville. Fitzgerald, founded by Grand Army of the Republic veterans from Indiana and Ohio, is a 10 000 population city with electric lights and waterworks. Local posts, the Confederate Veterans, city council and citizens plan a homecoming reception and auditorium. governors, editors, and 15 New England touring editors will attend.
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Incendiary Fire Levelled West Huntaville Factory
West Huntaville furniture factory two miles west of Hustsville Als burned to ashes. Loss about 25000 dollars with 16000 dollars insured. Suspected incendiary blaze follows a prior arson attempt two weeks earlier. James Coons of Huntsville heads the firm which employed about 150 men and suffered a prior similar fire two years ago. Local authorities expect sensational developments.
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Quarantine Rule Defied On US Transport Sheridan
A Gibraltar dispatch reports the US transport Sheridan, quarantined for contagion, left Port Said without further restrictions. Two crew had measles, one report claimed smallpox though denied by the US surgeon. The ship carried the Twelfth US Regulars and a battalion of the Seventeenth with 28 soldiers sick, nine serious.
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Molineux's arraignment for murder in first degree
Roland I. Molineux is to be arraigned before Recorder Goff in the general sessions court tomorrow to plead to the indictment for murder in the first degree in poisoning Mrs. Katherine J. Adams. The proceedings are expected brief and the trial may follow soon. counsel Weeks will attack the indictment, with handwriting expert testimony likely to play a key role.
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