Twenty five Americans killed in Manila action logged
Otis informs the department of a morning push toward Manila as twenty five Americans killed and about one hundred fifty wounded are reported in the hospital. The Filipinos use trench lines and cover to slow American advances near Malabon, Polo, and Novaliches, with heavy losses on both sides and prisoners taken, including a Japanese captain.
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Manila
Malaton
Malabon
3Fonila
Caloocan
Helena
Mantis
Haraon Gray
Laloma
Montana
Kansas
Hale
San Francisco del Monte
Ine
Novaliches
Saloma
Nova- Nehew
Chinene
S Ton Filloinon
Pennsylvania
MacArthur
Gener Harrison Gray Otis
Hall
Wheaton
Polo
Novallchea
Maridulng
Caloccan
Aguinaldo
Malapon
Glngelon
Third Artilery
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
Oregon
Utah
Tullahan
H. G. Ota
Nordliches
Poto
Aale
Singalon
San Francisco
Otis
General Hale
Balad
Oregon Regiment
Utah Artillery
Gibbs
Montana Regiment
Halintanac
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe Relief From Piles
A period advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, painless treatment for all forms of piles, claiming it avoids surgery and dangers of ointments. It cites a Pittsburgh man who regained ability to work after using three boxes and promotes the cure as the best known remedy, with orders for a book on piles.
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Jer
William Handsohu
Cotton Alley
Butter St
Pittaburg
Pyramid Co
Mamshell
Mich
Anne
Inside Manila duty as MacArthur flanks insurgents
Fragmentary orders detail Major General MacArthur leading a northward move to Novaliches then west toward Pelo to flank insurgents. General Otis commands from a telegraph station as divisions Hale Otis Wheaton Hall Hold reinforce a double envelopment with about 14,000 American troops facing roughly 12,000 rebels.
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Thia Ane
Pasig
Are
Lawton
Philippines
Wheaton
MacArthur
Caloocan
Harrison Gray Otls
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Tentythird Infantry
Utah Artillery
Simpson
Otty
Associated Press
Novaliches
Pelo
al Pelo
Malebon
Harrison Gray Ove
Manila Bay
Ball
Hale
Otisy
General Otis
Otis
Otis le
Supreme Command
Tragic Port Barnwell Murder Suicide In North Carolina
A seventeen year old, Dick Lane, killed his sweetheart during a walk in the pine woods near her guardian's house at Port Barnwell, following her refusal to marry him. He then shot himself, leaving a shocking scene in Raleigh reported March 25. The tragedy underscores a desperate youth’s reaction to rejected marriage plans.
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Hoy Killa
Raleigh
N. C
Port Barnwell
Dick Lane
Postum Gold Prize Drive Promises Cash for Letters
A dated solicitation urges readers to write honest health experiences with coffee and Postum Food Coffee. Five writers win $10 gold boxes, twenty win $1 gold boxes, and thirty win smaller prizes, with envelopes of money for selected missives. Judges from outside the company will decide by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postom Co
An An
IGE
Roosevelt Witnesses on Canned Roast Beef Court Inquiry
In New York the army court of inquiry on General Miles charges convened with Governor Roosevelt as the sole witness. He testified the canned roast beef aboard ships proved unfit and unwholesome, noting embalmment and poor quality in Cuba and Montauk. Other witnesses described gelatinous contents, boiling odor, and limited edible portions. The hearing adjourned to Monday at Washington.
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York
Army Court of Inquiry
Mueg
Roosevelt
Cuba
Major Lee
Tampa
Tropics
Sveraoerd
Montauk
Governor's Island
Eugens Mealexander
Quartermaster's Department
Davis
MacAlexander
James D. Gullirle
Fifteenth Regiment
M. B. Safford
Washington
Humorist Burdett Weds Clara Baker in Pasadena
Humorist Robert Burdett married Mrs. Clara B. Baker in Pasadena California on March 25. The couple will reside in Pasadena where Burdett will serve at the First Presbyterian church pulpit.
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Clara B. Baker
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Robert 3. Burdett
Third Georgia Starts Homer Transport Logan Crew
Washington reports from the War Department that Third Georgia sent forty six officers and fifty five enlisted men along with eleven civilian employees aboard transport Logan leaving Nuavitas at 5 am. The dispatch notes Jehonnes departed Nuavitas on March 25 bound for Bavatinah.
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Logan
Washington
War Department
Principe
Georgia
Jehonnes
Nuavitas
Bavatinah
National League Delegates Finish the Spring Session
National League delegates closed their spring session in New York on March 25 after nearly six hours, approving the season schedule. Opening dates run April 16 to October 6, with optional adjustments for clubs wishing an April start. Boston to host Brooklyn, New York to face Baltimore, and other opening pairings listed.
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National League
New York
National Baseball League
Robinsons
Young
Chicago
Louisville
Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Atlanta Sees Optimism on New Depot Plans
Officials view the depot project with optimism as Atlanta negotiates with railroads and the state. They expect concessions on Central grade crossings and possible lease extensions, hoping for a magnificent new south city depot though disagreements may lead to multiple depots if talks fail. Local interest remains high as thirty day timelines shape the next steps toward a final state_reports backed solution.
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Atlanta
Union
Franchise fight may end with council action
The west side rights of way dispute between Consolidated and Atlanta Railway Co may be settled if Consolidated withdraws appeals in Fulton county cases. The electric railway committee planned a report to council as mayor Woodward weighs adjournment. If approved, a special directors meeting will decide franchising even as material costs pressure timely action. No US senate quorum in Harrisburg ballot news opens with Quay and Jenka tallies.
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Consolidated
Atlanta Railway Company
Electric and Other Railways
Yeaterday
Fulton Superior Court
Assessory
United States
Fulton County
Mitchell Street
Idane
Supreme Court
West Aide
Electric Railway Committee
Cornel
Woodward
Burns
Woodruff
Consolidated Directora
The Ravages of Grip and New Medical Discovery
Fragmented OCR text mentions grip illness and a new medical discovery. It references air poisons and health impacts, with unclear names and terms. The readable portions emphasize a health crisis and a proposed remedy or prevention method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebead
Connernal
Byiapta
Orin
Slocum System touted as cure for consumption
An advertisement-like notice proclaims Dr T A Slocum has perfected the Slocum System a four part cure for consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis catarrh and related ills. It promises germ destruction tissue rebuilding and immediate relief urging readers to send name address and payment to Slocum Laboratories New York for the full four preparations.
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T. A. Slocum
Slocum Laboratories
Pine Street
New York
Tle
N.Y
President McKinley to stay in Washington Tuesday
Thomasville reports President McKinley will not travel to Tampa during this visit. He is improving, said to feel first rate, and enjoyed a morning stroll near the Hanna home. The entourage later toured around town and countryside, returning for dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George H. Stone of Cleveland.
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Thomasville
McKinley
Tampa
Washington
Associated Press
Hanne
Thia
McKinney
Hanna
Hobart
Jench
Pope Steadily Improves After Illness
Rome reports the pope is steadily gaining strength and eating well. His holiness celebrated mass unaided and is likely to offer mass at St Peter's on the Sunday after Easter. Dr Lappon and Professor Mazzonii praised his condition.
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Rome
Masa
T. Peter
Lappon
Mazzonii
Chicago sails from Santiago with ex Secretary aboard
The United States cruiser Chicago, carrying ex-Secretary Eherman, departed Santiago today sailing east through the Windward Passage. Captain Coover expects Hampton Roads in four days where Mr. Sherman will transfer to a smaller steamer for Washington, preferring to go home directly.
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Iruleer
Chicago
Santiago
Santiago de Cubs
United States
Eherman
Coover
Hampton Roads
Sherman
Washington
Bryan Reaches Hot Springs for Amporian Silver Talks
Ath for Springs March 25 William J Bryan of Nebraska and ex Governor Stone of Missouri arrived in Hot Springs tonight and took rooms at the Eastman hotel. Bryan lectured at the opera house and a conference of free silver leaders is expected tomorrow or Monday. Other silver republicans and politicians including Senator Perugrew Gehatur Mantle Dubois Reagan and Sheehan have been in and out, with Sheehan planning a New York return to meet Bryan and Stone.
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William J.bryan
Nebraska
Stone
Missouri
Hot Springs
Eastman Hotel
Bryan
Opera House
Gehatur Mantle
Perugrew
South Dakota
Silver Republicane
Dubois
Idahy
Jobn H. Reagan
Texas
John (. Sheehan
Tammany
New Yore
Slosers
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Amy
Inipaon
Chiles
Military Informa
Court OF Inquiry
Miles
Burdett
Tadge W. P. Gaddis
Alabama
Kort
Harrisburg
Hartsburg
Quay
Jenka
Rice
Dalzell
Doctor Slocum
Oleg
Mantle
Pettigrew
Duobsis
Reagan
Sheehan
Dr. Hathaway
Broad St
Reas
Cotor
Perice Port Barrel
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