Bulacan Burned As MacArthur Advances Toward Malolos
A Manila dispatch reports eight miles from Malolos as General MacArthur’s forces near the insurgent capital. Bulacan burned Tuesday, Bulacan railroad bridge intact, insurgents reportedly entrenched but fighting fiercely. Navy and army officials note desperation among rebels as Yorktown moves on Lingayen.
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American forces rest as MacArthur lines advance toward Bulacan
General MacArthur's division pushed nearly two miles amid light resistance toward Bulacan, repairing bridges as rebels failed to stop the advance. The force aims to take Bocave today, with about 4 days' rations and 200 rounds per man. Casualties Monday totaled 20 killed and 61 wounded on the American side, including 10 killed and 87 wounded in the South Dakota regiment.
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Added list of casualties from South Dakota unit
Washington March 20 General Otis sent Adjutant General Corbin a casualty list. Killed March 28 for First South Dakota include First Lieutenant Jonas H. Lien and Second Lieutenant Frank Adams and Privates Nelson, Ryan, Keogh, Chase, Shrader, and others. Wounded details follow for First South Dakota and First Colorado, with numerous arm, leg, and chest injuries noted. Also listed are casualties from Twentieth Kansas and Nebraska units with several killed and wounded.
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Fred Brunger
Matt Schuebel
Charles H. Jackson
Charles B. Preacher
David Bhnes
Colorado
Harry Kerr
Kansas
John Shears
Carroll ‘Williams
William Kinney
MacArthur Forces Press On Toward Malolos in Philippines
General Otis reports near breakthrough as MacArthur advances from Mavilao to Bigaa then Guiguinto amid jungle resistance. Casualties mount with two killed, twenty wounded on day one. rebels burn villages and tear rail lines before retreating toward Malolos.
Rebels Losing Their Vigor Cablegram From General Otis
The Washington dispatch reports a cablegram from General Otis stating MacArthur’s advance reached the outskirts of Manila yesterday after repairing bridges and sending supplies. The march began at 6 this morning with limited progress toward Bocave, and the operation will continue.
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Bocave
American Forces Press Further Advance Under MacArthur
Bizaa seven miles from Malolos reports enemy rail and telegraph destruction as trains follow American columns. Troops shown in high spirits, fires destroy front towns, and Otis notes renewed advance by MacArthur with better supplies. Washington dispatches indicate decisive developments expected today.
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Baroness Still Pressing for Maybrick Release
The baroness de Roques has not abandoned efforts to secure Florence Maybrick’s release or pardon. She says her aim is to highlight prisoner treatment and alleviate conditions for the American woman, who is serving a life sentence for murder.
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Will Balld a Lins of 114 Own Des Moines March
Officers of the Minneapolis and St. Louis road announce an extension from Angus to Des Moines this year. The Rock Island previously controlled the line, etc. Five injured in wreck near Alton Illinois as trains collided head on on the Bnrif line.
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Banquet at Topeka Denounces Militarism and Democrats
The Democratic conference and banquet in Topeka held under the state committee featured speakers including Colonel William J. Bryan Champ Clark Allen O Myers and Sidney Clark. Bryan affirmed support for the 1900 Chicago platform and warned Republicans against defending trusts while denouncing militarism and imperialism. About 1 000 guests attended in a ceremony highlighting party unity and policy.
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Missouri
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Wreck on the Burlington derailed near Parkville
A southbound Burlington passenger train No 20 from Omaha derailed three and a half miles north of Parkville Mo at 3 30 pm. Seven were injured two fatally as most cars plunged down a 120 foot embankment. Telegraph lines broken fire in a coach. cause spread rails at about 35 mph. Injured taken to Kansas City.
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