Maybrick Case Reopened. Baronesse Denies Release Effort
Report notes Baroness de Bankes has ceased seeking Florence Maybrick's release or pardon. The American prisoner, serving life in England for murder, is described as gravely ill and deserving consideration. Diplomatic efforts across administrations failed to secure freedom or transfer. Maybrick, born in Mobile, faced a controversial conviction later commuted to life.
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Kizarte
England
Amy
Stippin
Lum Tod
Florence E. Maybrick
Chandler
Morbile
Ala
Jane Maybrick
Norfalka
Muybrick
Ardenie
Home Secretary
Lord Rosell
Kiswwei
Gail Hamilton
Bave
Harrison and
Cleveland
McArthur Advances Toward Malolos After Rest
General McArthur's division resumes the advance from the captured Marino toward Malolos at 9:30 AM. He pauses near Bulacan before attacking, amid extreme heat of 90 to 100 degrees, as Filipino prisoners are paraded into Manila. Rebels reportedly intend a last stand at Malolos if defeated.
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McArthur
Murtlac
New Youk
Manila
Journal Today
Marino
Malolos
Bocave
Americana
Aguipaldo
Revols
M'Arthur
Bulacan
Balacan
Ovenshine
Hall
California Regent
Eerique
Island of Negros
Miller
van Volza
Eighteenth Infantry
Heavy fighting reported in Philippine clashes near Marilan
Washington March 28 The latest Otis dispatch describes a major clash beyond Marilan where South Dakota troops led by Frost charged Aguinaldo forces from Malolos. Fatal casualties include three officers and four enlisted men, with McArthur advancing as railroads reach Marilao. Gunboats patrol the Bulacan river. insurgent orders burn towns northward.
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Aguinaldo
Otis
McArthur
Marilao
Bulacan River
Lona
Washington
Greely
Manila
Frost
A. S. Frost
Twenty-second Infantry
South Dakota Volunteers
Jonas H. Lien
Fiest
Frank H. Adams
Sydney E. Morrison
Paul D. McClelland
Third Infantry
Twenty-third Infantry
Twenty-third
Oregon
Haveeen
Large fire sweeps through Alberuville store district
A major blaze at 4am destroyed Barron & Russell dry goods and groceries, with about 15,000 loss and 6,200 insured. Lon Brown clothing store burned, goods partly saved and insured. John L. Ray druggists house destroyed with stock saved, 2,000 loss. Jones and Hard dentists office barned with fixtures saved. Total loss around 25,000 with 10,000 insured. Second conflagration this year.
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Alberuville
Barron & Rusell
Lass
Lon Brown
John L. Ray & Co
Joss
Jones & Hard
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a solution for feminine weaknesses. It claims the remedy ends painful examinations and focal applications, restores internal health, stops drains and ulcerations, strengthens ligaments, nourishes nerves, and supports motherhood through critical life stages. Strong claims target women facing bodily weaknesses and reproductive concerns.
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Sue
More Soldiers for Otis Artillery Regiments Reach East
The War Department considers sending an artillery regiment to the Philippines in addition to those already bound for duty. Orders send First, Fourth, and Fifth Artillery units toward Manila via San Francisco. Infantry and other units depart or travel, with ships scheduled to sail and arrive in San Francisco by April as officers and men are recruited for the Sixth Infantry and Sixth Artillery.
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Lee Allen
Americas
War Department
Philippines
Manila
San Francisco
Yue Zealvedra
Pueblo
Niety
Toe Hancock
Tue
Warren
Revraiis
Comntanles
Apulia
Toe Guie
Toe Seustor
Ovie
Ixth
Dewe Wasnixatosx
Cavite
Newport
Otis
Chte
Heywood
Dewey
Unti
Cavite Havyyard
General Miller Retires After Sixty Four Years Service
General Miller retires on his sixty fourth birthday with complimentary speeches at headquarters by volunteers and regulars. Officers praise his leadership and field work while the detachment at Cavite plans further movements as marines prepare for deployment and hospital barracks construction begins.
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Island of
Panay
Miler
Caoitor van Valenb
Eighteenth Infantry
Gref
Childers
Tennessee Volunteers
Cap Bridgman
Woodward
Miller
Southern Road plans new line to connect to Savannah
Columbia to Savannah trade extension moves forward as Southern Railway surveys a line from Cheraw to Columbia to meet Seaboard Air Line at Savannah. Engineers Welle and Cognita lead surveying for a rapid extension expected to speed passenger and freight service to Jacksonville and Tampa. The Seaboard’s purchase of the Florida Central and Peninsular prompts the plan to link with Pant system via the coast route.
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Copia Tc
Marca
Alediates
Savannah
Jacksomvice
Welle
Pate
Savanna
Wileter
Seaboard Air Line
Blornda Central
Peninsuan
de Vainly
Jacksonville
Tampa
Seaboard
Cheraw
S. A
Columbia
Courees
Oculumbu
Savangean
Buenas Outu Tuat
Severe storms wreak extensive damage near Cuanwrrs, NC
A March 28 cyclone event caused severe destruction across the Dover area. The upper portion of the Dover cotton mill was blown off, the Reformed Presbyterian church at Bessemer was burned to its foundation, and the Southern Cotton Mill roof was partially blown away. Several operatives’ houses were destroyed, barns and buildings were struck by lightning and burned, and the Salisbury Knitting Mill was set on fire. Large timber areas were felled.
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Charlie O
Cuanwrrs
N.C
Dover
Pitile
Ie Reformed Presbyterian Church
Bessemer
Salisbury Koiriog
Temporary Injunction Halt Track Teardown In Greenville
In Greenville a U.S. circuit court judge issued a temporary injunction restraining W C Cothstan A W Anderson and others from tearing up the Carolina Knoxville and Western railway track from Greenville to Marietta The action follows a March 17 start to remove about one mile of rail The injunction remains temporary pending proof of rates and other details. A separate report notes a violent clash as Negro miners attacked a camp near Dolomite with white forces firing back causing injuries and prompting deputies to seal camps amid fears of a race war.
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Greenville
Chaniestux
United States
Brawley
W. C. Cothstan
A.W. Anderson
Carolina, Knoxvile and Western Railway
Marietta
Greensave
Ami Ss
LiMnaat
Negro Minera
Dolomite
O'Brien
Eczema cure claim from patent remedy advertisements
An advertisement claims a patent remedy cures eczema, arguing doctors fail and mineral mixtures harm health. A daughter’s case is described, with progression from scalp to face, multiple doctors and springs tried, and a first bottle of the product allegedly restoring clear skin and hair after sixteen years.
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