Dewey Weakening in Manila Duty and Health Rumors
Rumors circulate that Admiral Dewey is losing strength during his Manila tour as private reports cite whitening hair and signs of fatigue. Officials say no official confirmation exists, noting his ongoing duties and a potential return to the United States if needed.
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Menlia Bay
Waswratox
Vancouver
Deny
Long
Navy
Manila
Dewey
Mdiv
Philippines
Dewsy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
United States
Department
N. H. Dyer
Baltimore
Mogine
Comer
David Scartrough
Calvin Freeman
Carson
Franesco
Ala
Frants
Age- Herald and
Western Union Telegraph Company
The Cruel Knife and Blood Disease Treatment
The text argues against surgical cures for blood diseases noting the disease is in the blood and cannot be cut out. It claims the knife often hastens death, with nine of ten cases showing malignancy resisted by doctors and operations that fail to save patients.
Postmaster Caught Opening Letters in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre, Pa March 9 Ed ward F Bogert postmaster of Wilkes-Barre was arrested on charges of tampering with United States mails. Authorities traced complaints of disappearing mail to his office. Bogert, also editor of The Evening Leader, admitted with a heavy bail set at 4000. Local politics react to the sensational arrest.
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Hystone
Wilkesmarne
Edward F. Bogert
Wilkesbarte
United States
Washington
Gorman
Baltimore
Bogert
Secret Service
Hugh Gorman
Bogart
Han
Bai
Evening Leader
Baseball Association
Joseph K. Bogert
Recruiting Work Begs. Stations Established Across Many Cities
War department launches 25000 recruit drive to raise regular army to 65000, setting stations in Chicago New York Philadelphia and many eastern towns. Recruits initially join nine regiments and six artillery to reinforce General Otis in Manila. Enlistments rising due to newspaper ads as stations fill from 40 to over 70.
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South
Wasuisoron
War Department
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Augusta
Anniston
Albany
Chickamauga Park
Macon
Savannah
Hartford
Conn
Harrisburg
Raleigh
Columbus
Philippine Islands
Ninth
Star
Sixth Artillery
Otis
Ma Nils
Onner
Confession From Breese in Asheville Bank Trial
Special Bank Examiner Coffin testified Breese admitted he and partners Penland and Dickerson benefited from $250000 in discounted notes, with Breese alone realizing $110000. The confession was given without immunity and followed by court rulings allowing the testimony.
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Asheville
N.C
George H. Coffin
W. E. Breese
Breese
Coffin
Defeadant
Penland
Dickerson
Baseball men in session at Mobile for Southern League plans
Southern Baseball League representatives met in Mobile on March 9 with President Powers and Abner Powell among attendees. The league, centered on New Orleans Mobile Montgomery and Shreveport, considers Birmingham Dallas Galveston and Houston joining. Final schedule and club count to be decided at New Orleans March 10. Anniston to hold Democratic primary nominating F. M. Might for mayor and council candidates.
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Southern League
Mobile Moune
Southern Baseball League
President Powers
Abner Powell
New Orleans
S. Cahn
Shreveport
EV. Ovonne
Blomgouviry
T. Smith
Jack Huston
Kile
Ed Sullivan
New Orlans
Mobile
Montgomery
Former Minister Talks on Mantia Collision and Filipino Strife
John Barrett, ex minister of Siam, traveling via Hong Kong to the United States, tells the Associated Press that the Mantia clash is disastrous for Filipino independence. He says Maldo and the Junta leaders urged restraint and sought explanations, blaming the outbreak on war factions and denying Aguinaldo's support for Filipino troops.
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John Barrett
Webers
Hosa-Koxu
San Francisco
Associated Prest
United States
Siam
Hong-Kong
Sala
Mantia
Inaldo
Congress
Admiral Dewey
General Os
Aguinaldo Kinssll
Change of flags urged by Wrangel residents to join Canada
Port Wrangel Alaska residents reportedly draft a petition asking the high joint commission to cede their town to Canada. They argue Canadian rule would boost trade to the interior mines via the Stickeen trail, citing neglect under the United States and hoping for better business prospects. Wrangel’s population is about 500 and serves as the interior gateway.
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Port Wrangel
Alaska
Wash
Canada
Wrangel
Wintie
Rienonn
Hollywood
Winnie Davis
New York
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
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Levitt & Seeman's
Mar.ro and I
W. L. Douglas
H. C. Godman Co's
Melmath Bros
Nix & Coman
Artesian Corner
Americus
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sey’s
Delineator
March Magazine
R& G
Cataroxma Fya_Sraur Co
Californsia Fio Synur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louvigville
Kew York
Schumpert
Arthur Rylanier
Belle of
Kentucky
Ozcar
Dia Club
Hoffman House Rye
Mount Vernon
Bend F
Altmayer & Fintan Liquor Company
Union
Ion
S.S
College Street
Jackson Street
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Mer Maisty
Lespos
France
Cherbourg
Folkestone
Boulogue-SurMer
Estone
John Fullerton
Yache Victorm
Albert
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Fullerton
Channel
Marseilles
Wasmxarox
Skioner
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Paul
Senate
ROYAL
Birmingham
Axsistos
F. M. Might
O. Z. Henderson
W. H. McKlerry
J. H
Ward
Lon Ritch
G. BW. Robertson
Thorme E Ruby
Max Markstein
Notsinees
Tarhre Kolues
Barstow
Talks
Contsvire
Hance Gilreath
Joos
Fapat Nunelo Clari
Clari
Si Op Soa
Bradfield
Field
Atlanta
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