Pneumonia Strikes Hon. John Sherman Abroad
A telegram from Port de France reports former Secretary John Sherman diagnosed with pneumonia while in Martinique. Brig. General Fred Grant hosted him in San Juan, and authorities prepared to bring him back to the United States. The White House and Navy Department coordinated reaction as doctors monitor his condition and arrange transport.
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Martinique
United ‘States
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Mohrenheim Accused as Dreyfus Spy Link—Russian Culpable?
London dispatch reports The Evening News claiming Count von Mohrenheim, former Russian ambassador, sold Russian and French secrets to Germany, with the Russian government allegedly convinced of guilt to avoid public scandal. A separate item notes W. E Breese, president of the defunct First National Bank, found guilty and sentenced to prison, with potential appeal.
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W. E Breese
Piret National Bank
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Caital Falls To Twentieth Regulars In Desperate Fight
March 1 190? Caital northwest of Pasig captured after a fierce assault by the Twentieth Regular Infantry. American losses about 17 killed or wounded. insurgents suffer heavier casualties. Fire from outposts and trenches near Caloocan prompts renewed action as gunboats silence a lake battery.
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Toren
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Pauwerro
Henry Bingham
Tip Hoteon
Ed Brown
John Bigby
Clem Watts
John Jamison
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Sj Sock
Arnold
Johnson
Negroce
Bud Cotton
General Otis Says Iloilo and Negros Improve
General Otis reports from Wasmyatox March 16 that Iloilo shows improved conditions with reduced insurgent activity, Negros most encouraging with enthusiastic inhabitants and quiet throughout the island under Colonel Smith's guidance. Samar and Taytay show inhabitants desiring United States troops. Insurgent activity confined to small pockets. business proceeding under U.S. protection.
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Trestles Washed Away In Unprecedented Downpour
Moonwratxsnona Alabama reports the heaviest rainfall in state history. Railways suffer major damage as Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis lose bridges and half a mile of track. Southern Railway trestle at Gadsden falls. Trains delayed. boats used to evacuate residents near Beele. Sale of railroad assets noted by state assessment board. Wreck near Montevallo injures brakeman. one man hurt. Local official resignations and theater news conclude the day’s items.
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Policy on Cuba Direct Rule by Brooke and U S Authority
Telegraphic exchanges between General Brooke and the war department outline direct U S dealings with the Cuban people under congressionally approved policy. The census aim is to identify resident Cuban citizens while the Cuban assembly will be treated as other organizations. riots will be dispersed and assemblies moved on if they hinder U S authority and public order.
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Lee returns to Havana amid police force turmoil
March 16 Havana reports Chief of Porter Mibocai resigning then reconsidering after censures. General Fite Lee returns from Cienfuegos. police captain Meuocal involved. new force criticized. arrests of jawbreakers noted. American soldiers reportedly compliant.
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Fitehugh Lee
Cienfuegos
Meuocal
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Omre
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Baltimore
Ohio
Pain of Rheumatism Promises Swift's S S Cure
An old promotional note extols rheumatism as a blood disease and hails Swift's S S as the only cure that can reach deeply seated cases. The speaker recalls a prior inflammatory rheumatism that left them immobile for weeks.
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