Bloody battle on mountain top in Jolo Moros clash
Major General Wood reports a severe action on Mt Dafa near Jolo involving troops, naval detachments, and Moros. Casualties include 11 enlisted men and 4 officers killed or wounded, with 17 Moros killed and 13 wounded. The fight aimed to exterminate hostile bands raiding Moros near the target range, lasting two days on steep crater slopes with heavy artillery hoisted up cliffs.
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Asashila
Wood
Joto
Naval Department
Mt. Dafa
Tiradly
Mt. Dajo
Summi
Amber
Englen EH
D. Cooke
Pampanga
Gilmore
Constabulary
sThne Constabulary
John R. White
Tyree Rivers
Gordon
Conway
Joseph W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Joly
Valcano
Jolo
Captain Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Agnew
Lieut
Gordon Johnson
Signal Corps
Ensign Cook
Captain White
Duncan
Jaleo
Joloa
Wie
Dattag
Calbi
Joaklutie
Labor leaders confer with UMWA chief on mining talks
President Gonte pers of the American Federation of Labor and President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America met to discuss the situation. The talks occurred in New York amid ongoing hard and soft conferés aimed at easing tensions and outlining next steps in the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maw York
Gontepers
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Waldoorf Astor Engagement Notice Stated in London
An authorized engagement announcement appears in the Morning Post for Waldoorf Astor and Mrs. Nannia Lanzhorne Shaw, dated March 1, from London society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Waldoorf-Astor
Nannia Lanzhorne Shaw
Snow Storm Sweeps New England Amid Gulf-Origin System
Boston reports a developing storm that moved north from the Gulf of Mexico yesterday and swept across New England today with heavy snow causing major disruption. Separately, the Clyde and Navahae vessels ashore near Cape Fear were floated tonight with only minor injuries reported. Montevideo notes a related event on the day reported.
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New England
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Publication resumes after suppression of political slabs
A recent revolutionary movement led to suppression of political slabs and newspaper parora in the town. Publication has been permitted to resume, allowing the tows parora to restart printing and distribution.
Horse Eating Grass Seeks Divorce From Old Squaw
Billings reports a Crow man known as Horse Eating Grass seeks a divorce from his longtime partner the old squaw. He traveled to town to seek counsel from W. B. Ton Dyck the harness man who speaks Crow language and is a tribal friend. The man told the innkeeper he no longer loved his wife and was directed to Justice Mann who promised a divorce once spring stock arrives, with the man to return in a couple days.
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Billings
Wes Taid
Foreman Thomas Nelson Promoted to Master Mechanic
Livingston report states Thomas Nelson foreman of the Northern Pacific round house at Mandam N C has been appointed master mechanic at Livingston to succeed J J Sally with restoration effective the 1st of the month Nelson was in Florida on vacation and will assume charge Monday next He has long served the Northern Pacific in Mandan Glendive and at Mandan and his promotion marks recognition of his work
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Dimatch
Livingston
Thomas Nelson
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
Mandam
N. C
J. J. Sally
Mr. Nelson
Florida
Nelson
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Sn Wall Ax
Mandan
Funeral Monday for George Ennis Captain Died in Los Angeles
Livingston reports the local Joconotive engineers learned the body of George Ennis, the captain who died in Los Angeles last Friday, would arrive Sunday evening. Funeral is planned from the Innis residence in Columbus, Ohio, Monday afternoon. The notice also mentions Marvin Harris, an Empire theater actor and son of a late Congressman, joining the coast artillery today with a stated net worth of 350,000.
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Standard
Livingston
Joconotive Engineers
George Ennis
Los Angeles
Innis
Calumbis
Ohio
Marvin Harris
Empire Theater
Harrie
the Coast
Trad & Aiutetor Lita
SBONTS WILL NOT RESIGN CHICAGO CANAL CHAIRMAN
Chicago march 9 Bhonts chairman of the canal commission arrived in Chicago and declared he had no intention of resigning his position to the Clover Leaf president or relinquishing his chairmanship. In Chicago today in the Ivins murder trial arguments began on the admissibility of confessions claimed by Ivins as largely fabrications.
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Chicago
Bhonts
Canal Commission
Clover Leaf
Richard Ivins
Bessia Hollistec
Iving
Eny
Cormunaliston
Congress
Rhody 135 Identified in Seine tragedy inquiry
Mr and Mrs Brown of London identified the body of Ethel Brown found in the Seine. They said the deceased was their daughter, previously thought to be an American girl, prompting a cross channel identification process in Paris.
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Paris
March
College athletics West conference second meeting held
Eleven representatives from major western universities met today in Chicago for the second conference on college athletics. Discussions focused on governance and standards amid ongoing efforts to unify practices across member institutions.
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Chicago
Maren
Conservatives elected in Moucow and Peltava polls
Preliminary peasant elections in Moucow and Peltava provinces produce conservative delegates. The results indicate the conservative faction secured a portion of seats for provincial conventions amid a broad turnout and regional voting.
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Movcow
Moucow
Peltava
Bills Introduced To Cure Defects In Investigation
A congressional push in Washington in March proposes two bills to cure defects in an ongoing railroad investigation. Representative Townsend of Michigan seeks an $80,000 appropriation and Representative Gillespie of Texas proposes $109,000 for the same purpose. The bills would empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to subpoena witnesses, compel testimony, and produce documents, with protections and immunities similar to prior acts. If passed, the bills aim to streamline findings and avoid duplications by allowing adoption of other agency findings. The president’s objections warn the measure could hinder quick results and risk immunity for wrongdoing.
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Washington, Margh
Roosevelt
Commares Compalsyion
Railroad Us
Townsend
Michigan
Gillesple
Texas
Gillespie Bi
Townes
Interstate Commerce Commissian Challeave
illman-Gillespia
Witnesars
Wlao
Gilespie
Gillespie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Mey
Monument to Confederate Dead Planned for Montana
Helena March 9 A plan by Winn Davis Chapter 1 D O to erect a fountain in a Helena park as a memorial to Confederate soldiers buried in Montana was formally placed before the people. The project aims to honor Southern soldiers with a statewide tribute, requesting contributions to Amelia denbach, Helena, or N J Gould, Helena, bank, the latter acting as trustee.
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The
Standard
Helena
Lee
Alate
Elate
Winnis Davis
Montana
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnla Davis
D. O
Solder
Thoag
Miss Ameliaidenbach
Ironsurer
Mont
N. J. Gould
Eaghler American National Bank
Helena, Mont
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Bliss
Omar Bundy
P. Lawton
Hivers
L.M. Mohler
McGlachlin
Johnson
Moro Constabulary
Washington
Philippines
Twenty-Eighth Battery Field Artillery
Twentieth Infantry
H. D. Cook
District of Columbia
Naval Academy
New York
Astatia
Oscar F. Cooper
Department of the Rol
Tasker Bliss
Leonard Wood
Philipine Division
Corbin
Jelo
General Corbin
San Francisco
A. €. Corbin
Philimpines
Toto
Morod
Arizona
Rindanso
Irving's
Uila
Smith Dry Anaconda
Mont.christie
Lave Gon Butiey Fort
Mitchele
Astor
Navahoe
Wilmington
Des
Clyde
Navahaé
Cape Fear
Igi
Mide
Montevideo
Aly
Nicu
Sean Jor
Sbonts
Rhody
ALOMO
Gure & W. Gnoves
Chamberlain’s
Gilteaple
Siegel
Sitegel’s
Langhst
Com{t Bicetric Company
Chsays
M. RK. Greene
March Technical World
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Moore
Nottingham
Fox Day
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