Aguinaldo at the Front Fights in Philippine War
dispatch from Manila reports MacArthur's division crossing the Martlao river and advancing toward Malolos. Filipino circulars promise harsh reprisals for spies, looters, and towns abandoned by troops as U.S. forces engage near Marilao with casualties on both sides and Paranaque shelled by Monadnock.
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Troop Movements North of Manila Describe Ongoing Engagement
Washington March 1. The third day of heavy fighting north of Manila yielded no decisive result. General Otis reported continued clashes as American forces advanced toward Martleao and Aguinaldo’s insurgents retreated toward Malolos, fighting entrenched positions and burning bridges to slow pursuit. Officials noted the action resembled a chase rather than a decisive strategic thrust, with engineers repairing bridges and troops advancing cautiously along a protected corridor toward Malolos, the insurgent capital, where a desperate defense was anticipated.
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Quay Friends to Confer on Senatorial Contest in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports say a statewide conference of Senator Quay's allies will meet at the executive mansion to decide the senatorial race. Quay is reportedly too indisposed to travel to Florida, with Magee and followers expected to switch support within ten days. Anti-Quay Republicans plan to unite behind a strong candidate as ballots and votes remain unsettled.
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Senator Martin Reticent on Virginia Conference in May
Richmond Va March 27 The move by over fifty leading Virginia Democrats to call a convention to assess methods for voters to have a voice in selecting U S senators sparked surprise among supporters of Senator Martin who arrived tonight and declined to discuss it. His camp says they will not oppose the movement though they doubt it will affect his re election while Governor Tyler abstains from politics but endorses the call and remains a possible candidate against Martin with Attorney General Montague also discussed as a potential backer.
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Martis
Harvey Quits the Committee in Democratic National Wires
Chicago March announcement reports H. Harvey resigning as general manager of the ways and means committee of the Democratic National Committee. Samuel B. Cook of Missouri is appointed in his place. Harvey cites failure to secure an aggressive policy aligned with the Chicago platform. He emphasizes support for committee work but provides no further comment.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Bryan compliments Harvey as silver sentiment grows
Nebraskan leader William Jennings Bryan commented on W H Harvey's resignation telegram noting Harvey's efficiency and influence on bi metallic sentiment. He praised the educational funds plan and urged supporters to back the cause while stating he knew nothing of Harvey's motives beyond the telegram. Bryan spoke to Arkansas lawmakers and an audience at Glenwood park before leaving for Lincoln.
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McKinley Leaves Georgia Amid Farewell to Thomasville
President McKinley and party depart Thomasville for Washington after a warm sendoff. Milas Ruth Hanna drives the president to the station as about 200 locals gather. McKinley thanks the crowd, praising hospitality before the special train heads east.
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Civil officers to lead Cuba and Porto Rico under military authority
Washington March 27 The administration near after his return will seek to replace military rule in Cuba and Porto Rico with civil officers. The plan maintains military supremacy for now but aims to place civil administrators in contact with island residents, arguing military methods fail to suit local relations.
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Race War Threat Looms After Alabama Camp Attack
In Dolomite near Birmingham Alabama overnight a clash erupted when black miners attacked a white workers camp. White workers fired back injuring several blacks as deputies and sheriff’s reinforcements patrolled the area. One black man is seriously wounded and sixteen ringleaders are seized with a large cordon around the camps.
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O'Brien
Fragments of Three Bodies Recovered from Windsor Ruins
Three bodies were recovered from the Windsor hotel site in New York on March 2 and moved to the morgue. Bodies Nos 19 20 and 21 were unidentifiable, contained only charred bones blackened flesh and dirt John remaining dead total stands at thirty two with eleven identified and twenty one unknown.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Roosevelt urges joint committee on corporate tax inquiry
Governor Roosevelt sent a message to the New York Legislature requesting the appointment of a joint legislative committee to investigate public tranches held by corporations and to report to the next legislature.
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New York
Albany
Inessage
Imaged Himself the Pope Bishop Duggan Dies at Asylum
Bishop James Duggan, aged 74, died today at St. Vincent's insane asylum in La Louie after twenty eight years as a patient. Once coadjutor to Archbishop Kendrick, he later moved to Chicago. He retained bishop garb throughout his confinement and suffered delusions that he had become pope.
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Straus Receives Sultan and Seeks Urgent Talks
Oscar Straus United States minister meets Sultan Abdul Hamid in private audience after selamlik ceremony. Sultan salutes Secretary of State Hay and hopes pending Turkey-US issues accelerate. Cruise ship Auguste Victoria delivers gifts. Straus forwards sultan’s thanks to Yildiz Palace with hundreds of signatures.
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Storms Leave Destruction Across North Carolina Mills Burned
Severe thunderstorms swept through Pineville and Salisbury causing extensive damage. The Dover cotton mill in Pineville lost its upper section, while the Reformed Presbyterian church in Bessemer and Bowthern cotton mill suffered roof and foundation damage. Several operatives’ houses were destroyed, barns and buildings were struck and burned, and timber vast areas were leveled. A Balsborg knitting mill fire followed a lightning strike. Various regions reported heavy disruption and casualties as the storm moved through the area.
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Wealthy Widow Weds Attorney After Meeting by Mail
A romance in Seattle ends in marriage as Mia Irma Knight, a wealthy widow from Galveston and Wood City, Cal, wed J. Dupree, a local lawyer. They met only twelve hours before the ceremony after Knight arrived from San Francisco, having engaged by mail based on appearance. Both are middle aged.
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Irma
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Fayne Moore Released on Bond in Badger Case
New York March 21 Mrs Fayne Strahan Moore was discharged on her own recognizance by Justice Fursman in the supreme court on the badgering charge against Martin Mahon. She remains in $1,000 bail on a second charge of stealing a liverware from the Waldorf Astoria hotel and offered to tarnish the bond. Mahon, the complainant in the badger case, is out of the city, preventing any attendance by the prosecution.
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New York
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Justice Fursman
Supreme Court
Bandits Active Near Guanajay Stir Cuban Authorities
Havana March 27 The bandits near Guanajay in Pinar del Rio province are highly active General Diaz the Cuban commander urged Sixth army corps to pursue and end the outbreak It is unclear if the raiders are Cuban or Spanish and horses and cattle were stolen from the Bernarda estate near Artemisa trail riding toward Guanajay where traces disappeared.
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Will Try to Extend the Hour Def Monk Says There Is 2 Beheme To
Def Monk speaks on extending the hour claiming there are two beyond the present limit. The quote reflects ongoing debate over time policy and potential schedule changes. Officials have yet to confirm details or implications for public routines and markets.
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Cerman Americans Oppose Anglo American Alliance Debate
A city council meeting tomorrow night will feature a discussion on an Anglo American alliance and the response from German American groups. The outcome is expected to attract broad attention as factions state contrasting views on the proposed partnership.
Klondike Gold Yield Forecast From Dawson Reports
Beattie Washington March 27 H Milter and Thomas Scott report large gold influx into Dawson from Klondike creeks. Estimated annual yield reaches 15000000 with French Gulch and Gold Run yields noted. Bull quartz found on Fisher Gulch hill claim. seven pound nugget worth about 200. Alder Creek gravel paying 0 per day per worker. claim potential revived for mother lode.
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Fire in Chicago Hall Kills One and Misses Six
Fire at Armour curfew hall and felt works on Benson street causes $405000 in damage, injures eleven, and endangers 400 workers. Six missing include James Flannigan William Gillson Ella Henuil weight Thomas Mitchell Denne Sheehan and Jahn White as panic and smoke force frantic escapes. Jeremiah Steele leaped from a window but fell to the sidewalk. The blaze started when a nail caught in a picker ignited flammable materials in use at the machine shop.
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Locomotive output rushed by Baldwin for Great Northern
London reports the Great Northern Railway ordered twenty locomotives from Baldwin in Philadelphia with a four month delivery, shocking engineers who deem eighteen months typical. British officials note rising orders from Indian and Australian governments as confidence in American capacity grows.
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Great Northern Railway Company
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Great Northern Railway
United States
Battle Pending in Bolivia Near Oruro and Corirella
Advices from Bolivia report an imminent clash between government troops under President Alonzo and federalists or insurgents. The expected action would hinge between Oruro where government reserves are held and Corirella about sixty miles northwest of Oruro.
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Peru
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Paris Reaches Havana Amid West Indies Tour
The American steamer Paris arrived in Havana from Santiago de Cuba with a party of Americans on a West Indian tour. In New York news, Empire Iron and Steel Company was organized by Rogers Brown Co and Moore Schley with a $5,000,000 capital to control blast furnaces including one at Greenabovo North Carolina. Secretary Long and Commodore Higginson traveled from Washington to Newport News then Norfolk aboard the Dolphin. In Pittsfield wages were restored after January reductions raise about 10 percent affecting 20 workers. Wheeling Steel and Iron Company granted wage increases as part of a price agreement.
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Newport News
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German Americans Denounce Anglo Alliance in Protest Meeting
Immigrant German Americans in Chicago gathered to denounce English influence and defend German culture, urging resistance to Anglo-Saxon labeling and warns against entangling alliances with England. Ex-Congressman William Volke opened the rally urging unity and action among German churches and societies.
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Conerens
General Union in Virginia Plans June Meeting
A general union of southern organizations in Mississippi Virginia and the District of Columbia will hold a gathering at Falls Church Virginia on June 7 and 8. Committees from the Daughters of the Confederacy the Southern Relief Society and the Confederate Veterans met with W L Utley to organize the encampment and to invite General Joe Wheeler to address the president. Other expected speakers include General Miles Admiral Behrey Senators Daniel and Ma...
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