Mayhem in Malabon and surrounding towns as insurgents retreat
Troops under General MacArthur press the advance toward Malabon and Malolos after heavy fighting. Colonel Egbert of the Twenty-Becona Regiment is killed. American losses include seven killed and 25 wounded with about 40 taken prisoner. Destruction along the railroad, heavy trenches, and shelling by Helena and Monadnock mark the operation. Civilians flee Malabon as rebels burn the town and evacuate toward the countryside.
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Wheaton
MacArthur
Malinta
Neweanayan
United States
Helena
Malabon
Monadnock
Purungue
Oregon Regiment
Malinta and Polo Campaigns Firefight Struggles Near Polo
General MacArthur's division pressed toward Polo after Malinta fall. Troops faced intense heat and fatigue as the Second Oregon engaged about a thousand Filipinos west of Malinta, with one Oregonian killed and five wounded. Artillery and infantry actions continued along the line, with several enemy dead and prisoners as the bridge at the river remained impassable. Surgeons from the fleet and the British cruiser Powerful aided the front-line wounded.
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Ho Tillpinos
MacArthur
guAm
Third Artillery
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Wheaton
Malinta
Novallohes
Polo
Oregon
Malapan
Soting
Utah
Ma- Mata
Ralitona
Powerful
List of killed and wounded in Manila war casualties
Washington March 28 casualty list released by the War Department names officers and men from multiple regiments and batteries. Included are privates from the Twentieth Kansas, Third Artillery, Second Oregon, First Sroterania, First Nebraska, First Colorado, Twenty-Second Infantry, and others with serious wounds detailed as chest, thigh, knee, or head injuries. The roll lists numerous individuals with clear ranks and units, reflecting a broad dispatch from Manila theater.
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Otis Cables
Washington
War Department
Manila
Bihed
Twentieth
Kansas
Plumer
Curran C. Crate
Gemnanm Parrivetes
Joseph Bickman
Percy Lachart
Steve Stevens
Twista Muchke
Third Infantry
Prisvate Morrell
Cummings
Pec Prinnsylvania
Allzrewall
Nebraska
Bsergeant
Walter Poor
Colorado
John 8. Stewart
H.C
Georges 8. Owens
Gordon A. Peel
Peter West
Eugene J. Owen
Fourth Infantry
James O'Neil
Wenty
Pirot
Harold L. Jackson
Fred W. Arendt
George C. Richards
William Howard
William Myers
Bert E. Clough
Merton Henrico
Edward H. Lamers
Thaddeus Wigant
George Michele
George H. Cravens
Joseph H. Heflin
William J. Brattape
Ester Hoberte
B. Chandler
James West
Willem ¥. Bearcy
John Davis
George Bayder
A. Brazee
Charles Sueder
George C. Spicer
Albert Wor
Dan
George Elchamar
C. A. Marcy
Frank EH. Thompson
John Jansen
John Bailey
Wiliam Allen
Guy N. Bandens
B. F. Burnett
Ten G. Holand
CD. Cospoer
Jofin ‘Biogset
Albert J. ‘Callff
William Ungerman
J. C
Third United
A.W. Thomas Lynch
Chauncey Tush
William Patton
Ab. Gomen
Earl Fister
Fred Clark
Herman E. Werner
Barry Howe
Wis
Siveres
Charles Rice
Perrier
Neblager
Secretaries Voyage to Havana by Transport Ingalls
General Alger and party, including Secretary of War Vicer, reach Havana by the transport Ingalls after a tense voyage. They miscalculated, sighted Matanzas, then entered Havana harbor. Governors and aides board a tug for harbor reconnaissance, meet at Trocha hotel, with plans for Clenfuegos overland.
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Havana
Viger
United States
Ingalla
Pea
Ingalls
Alger
Key West
General Brook
Matanzas
Enat
Secretary of War
Arbor
la Machina
Generala
Boar
Nod
Trocha
Genera Brooke
Et Veadao
Pinar del Rio
Clenfuegos
Fino
Bryan Is To Be The Orator For Dinner Event
New York on March 21 the general committee began arranging preliminaries for the one dollar dinner. The meeting drew a large crowd with many attendees though only about sixty were present.
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Bryan
New York
Hondr
shone _defterson
Debate on ban etching and party devotion to Bryan platform
Knoxville special reports Rev George R Stuart asserting Tennessee has not had four sober governors since the Civil War. He names Centre Brownlow and McMillin as sober figures, challenges editors to prove otherwise, and plans to travel to Clareland and Bowling Green for meetings with Mrs Jones.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Ferp
George R. Stuart
Ray
Sam Tones
Centre
Brownlow
Fenton McMuin
McMillin
Mr. Surart
Clareland
Tenn
Bowling Green
Mrr. Jones
Dr Charles Corey Kills Wife In Nightmare Delusion
Tacoma March 2 Charles Corey physician shot and killed his wife while they slept claiming a nightmare in which she was pursued by a stranger. He woke with a smoking revolver and the act followed by a belief of danger. Authorities and friends guard him as grief overwhelms.
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Tacomas
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Corey
Corey
Washington
Mia
Corey Wao
No Lynch Threat After Surrender in Bloomdale Case
Report from Hoyts Corners states the Bloomdale Rifles quelled a disturbance peacefully. Citizens were not in danger, militiamen arrived after most had dispersed, and guards relaxed before fugitives surrendered. Authorities expect no lynching and the law will take its course.
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Johsnena
Ciitizens
Bloomdale Rifles
Hoyts Corners
Zelters
White Boys Cause Fatal Harm in Edgefield Factory Trouble
Charleston, March 20. Last night in Edgefield two Black youths, John Webb and Will Taney, about eighteen, were fatally wounded and two companions seriously hurt by four white Edgefield cotton factory workers. Thirteen rounds fired with six shooters. verdict supports these facts and suggests motive unclear but that shots were aimed at others. In Darlington, Jim Johnson battered his wife while Chief Dargan intervened but was cut with a saw, sustaining severe injuries.
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Charleston
8. C
Edgefield
John Webb
Will Taney
Derlington
Jim Johnson
Palls
Dargan
Johnson
Bryan Dentes A Conference
Colonel William J Bryan says no conference of political significance has occurred in Hot Springs Arkansas but there will be one. He notes attendees from across the country were unaware of his arrival and that he came to deliver a lecture.
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Bays
Political Hot Springs
Ark
William J.bryan
Pines
Kipling Relapse Improves. Sits Up to Read
New York March 9 The condition of Rudyard Kipling who was reported to have suffered a light relapse is again improving and he is better than at any time since his illness began Mr Doubleday said this noting Mr Hunting was sitting up in bed reading the morning papers
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New York
Rudyard Kipling
Doubleday
Hunting
Third Georgia at Savannah leaves for Augusta today
Found late this afternoon near the Fifth avenue entrance to the hotel were little of the victim, only a small portion and some tendons. Workmen recovered a pair of slippers and a coffin containing the sheath relic. The morgue records list sixteen unidentified bodies and eleven identified.
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Fifth Avenue
Two Hundred and Third New York Regiment Riot in Columbia
Mustered out troops from Greenville passed through Columbia last night causing alarm as trains halted. Soldiers fired at will injuring no one seriously though a Negro man had a hat shot off and hair burned. The incident left a tainted reputation and created widespread commotion in the western part of town.
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Columbia
Charlotte
N. C
New York
Greenville
Ex Gov Pierpont Funeral Held at Daughter’s Home
Services for Frances Harrison Pierpont, former war governor of the loyal Wir ginfang and father of West Virginia, were held at his daughter Mrs W H Siviter’s home on Dickridge Street Oakland. Hundreds attended paying tribute to the distinguished deceased. The body will be moved tomorrow to Fairmount West Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Fairmount
W. Va
Mask Dies by Own Hand in Cincinnati Hospital
Abram Moses of Natchez Mississippi died in the Jewish hospital Cincinnati tonight from a self inflicted pistol wound. He came here weeks ago with a deranged mind and escaped twice from care, including leaping from the suspension bridge. He was a large gatton bruke er, president of the street railroad company and the electric light company.
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Cincinnati
Abram Moses
Natchez
Miss
Street Railroad Company
Electric Light Company
Exports of Cuban Tobacco Reported by Meiklejohn Statement
Washington March 26 Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn issued a statement on February Cuban exports detailing 18 458 bales of tobacco with major destinations New York 12 172 bales and Tampa 712 bales plus 198 to New Orleans 27 to St Nazaire. Cigars 1 674 49 shipped mostly to New York and Tampa 11 600. cigarettes 1 010 405 packages led by New York 803 253 and Key West 4 278. Cut tobacco 854 kilograms with 34 781 kilog New York. leaf tobacco 6 barrels 4 053 tilograms to New York. Exports area duty for February includes 6 415 894 culely sugar and pineapples etc.
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Meiklejohn
Washington
Havana
New York
Tampa
Key ‘West
New Orleans
St. Nazaire
Cigara
Bidwell Dies in Butte After Illness Linked to Bank Fraud
George Bidwell elder of the Bidwell brothers died after two weeks of pneumonia illness in Butte Montana. He gained notoriety for defrauding the Bank of England of five thousand dollars through forged securities. His brother Austin had died about three weeks earlier, leaving George devastated and bedridden. Both brothers lie in an undertaking room awaiting burial, likely to be interred by the county.
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Bank of England
Butte
Mont
George Bidwell
Bidwell Brothers
Austin
Davitt Stoned at Charleville Meeting in Mayo
Cork correspondent reports Br Davitt nationalist MP for South Mayo was pelted with stones at a county councillorship meeting in Charleville County Galway. Rival candidates’ supporters fought with clubs and stones, the meeting broke up amid a hail of stones and injuries.
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London
Cork
Thy Daily News
Br. Davitt
South Mayo
Charleville
Gov
Nér
Daxitt
SSRN
Desert of Gobt on the other side clash noted
A fragmented report from Tondod mentions a disorderly skirmish at an unnamed desert area with unclear sides and participants. The snippet indicates a clash or confrontation, but details, names, dates, and locations are largely unreadable.
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Tondod
Patel
Gobt
Third Georgia Regiment Returns and Heads to Augusta for Muster Out
The Third Georgia regiment arrives at Savannah quarantine from Cuba aboard the Logan and begins fumigation. Colonel Berner opts to muster out the unit in Augusta, with four regiments planned for Augusta and eight returning to Savannah for mustering out. Troops will travel by tug and river steamer, expected to reach Augusta by tomorrow evening in good health after preventive disinfection.
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Savannah
Third Georgia Regiment
Logan
Nuevitas
Cuba
Georgia
Augusta
Griffin
Robert L. Berner
J. B. Bellinger
Bellinger
Berner
Bolith Caroling
Virginia
Central of Georgia
Gordan Wharf
Thethers
Central Wharf
Tealne Y
Sew Industries Progress in Route This Week
Chattanooga reports The Tradesman list of week ended March 25 showing new factories and plants across several states. Alabama Georgia South Carolina Texas Arkansas Kentucky North Carolina Virginia Tennessee West Virginia generate mills minings canning carriage tanneries electric plants and a self opening can company reflecting broad industrial growth. Snow falls in Vermont rising concerns with March weather.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Parrel Ard Kes
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
South Carolna
Arkansas
Kentucky
Alalams
North Carolina
Georgi
Virginia
Tannery
Tennnessee
West Virginia
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