Americans Near Malolos Press Attack in Manila Campaign
United States forces move within three miles of Malolos, the insurgent capital, as Washington signals a possible assault tonight or tomorrow. General Corbin and Major Simpson map the arrival of Hale and Harrison Gray’s brigades with regular artillery, backed by Wheaton’s reserve and volunteer regiments, including the Second Oregon.
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Foreign Attaches Track Philippine War For Long Fight
Washington March 30 Foreign attaches in Washington follow the Manila fighting with interest. They predict a long harassing war as casualties mount daily. One veteran observer notes sustained action could wear down insurgents and delay decisive outcomes. Some governments have sent or plan to send military attaches to Manila to monitor developments. The Italian military expert has already departed.
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The Painter’s Image of Maidenhood in Dreamland
The text contrasts the idealized image of a young girl with lips full of love, and the mirror of maidenhood reflecting waking thoughts. It links pleasant dreams with happiness while noting pain from feminine ailments. It discusses how dream impressions affect a woman’s image of herself and her roles as daughter and mother, and the burden of household duties when dream and duty clash.
Bombardment Flares in Samoa Clash of Kautz forces
Reports from Apia say the US cruiser Philadelphia and British ships Porpoise and Royalist bombarded native villages along Samoa's shore for eight days amid election turmoil. Casualties among sailors and Marines rise as Mataafa and chiefs defy provisional rule, German and British forces align with rebels, and reinforcements and fortifications shape a tense standoff with evacuations and renewed attacks.
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Kautz to Be Sustained in Samoan Events Discussed in Washington
In Washington the State Department reports no official advices on the Samoan incidents. Adm Kautz’s action is regarded as his best judgment given available information. Senior naval officer Sturdee and Porpoise commander are expected to be supported, with no word yet from Rear Admiral Matis or Assistant Allen.
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European Powers Seek Unity Over Samoa Crisis
Reports from Samoa describe tension among American British and German officials over Mataafa's rebels. Navy dispatches show a lopsided force with Philadelphia and Porpoise facing a single German ship, while Berlin reports bombardment and white evacuations at Apia. Scattered notes mention the Scipio adrift at sea and a Copenhagen plot against the czar.
Delegates to disarmament congress discussed in Washington
United States officials consider naming delegates for the Hague disarmament congress. Sir Julian Pauncefote is expected to be among British delegates with possible American and other high ranking representatives under discussion. Names like John Bassett Moore and Archbishop Ireland are mentioned as potential appointees.
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Cotton Up Two Points in Market Amid Samoa News
Market opened steady to firm with futures up 1 to 3 points on light foreign buying and English cables but trades read lessened by an eight day adjournment and political turmoil in the south seas. Early orders faded as the day wore on leaving a narrow trading range with limited activity from local and outside buyers. Weather and crop news were unfavorably received.
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Apia
Samoa
New York
South Seas
Philadelphia
Ateady
Shoria
Tverae
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Blood Remedy
A historical ad claims a blood remedy cures rheumatism where doctors use mercury and potash that worsen joint pain. It features testimonials from Captain O K Hughes and a sufferer who reports permanent relief after taking the product, urging others to try the remedy as a superior treatment.
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