Malolos Taken as MacArthur Pushes North
General MacArthur entered Malolos at 10:15 this morning as insurgents burned the city and withdrew north toward Aguinaldo. Nebraska and Dakota troops suffered four killed and dozens wounded at Guiguinto while facing entrenched Filipino forces.
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Guiguinto
MacArthur
Aguinalde
Cabinet
War Department
Otis
Malolos
Evemy
Hall
Mariquina
Orr
AIM AT SECRETARY ALGER AND CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY AT BEEF COURT
Washington April 1 Witnesses before the army beef inquiry court include mostly medical staff from the Spanish war era and two contract seekers, Giddings and Scypher. They contradict General Eagan over efforts to test refrigerator beef and beef on the hoof. Giddings notes Hawley present in several conferences. Majority of surgeons find canned beef unsatisfactory though some deem it no worse than Cuban meat.
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Hagan
Washington
Army
George H. Giddings
J. Hale Scypher
Cuba
Eagan
Bypher
Giddings
Congressman Hawley
Telegraphic Briefs Chronicle Short, Varied News Items
Flood looming on the Ohio river but not a dangerous rise. Ex Senator George Gray named United States circuit judge for the Third district. Judge Jenkins rules in a lottery case that a territory is not a state under the Constitution. Fire at Columbia Ohio causes heavy losses. Longshoremen in Cleveland press for higher ore unloaders scale. Remains of General Daniel B Flagler shipped to Washington. President Dreyfus in Washington with Nick Young over schedule. Lt Frank S Curry to court martial for killing Private Leo Reid. Bids opened in Chicago for Manila refrigeration plant. DeLavergne NY lowest. Commander Forsyth takes Manila Station command. Toronto express train kills Mrs Mary Malone and son William. Tommy White defeats Jack Dempsey in Denver. West Virginia grants Blue River Gold Excavating Company charter. operates in Colorado with 5 million capital. Timothy Reardon, ex gunner on USS Kearsarge, dies in Brooklyn at 66.
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Ohio River
George Gray
Delaware
United States
Jenkins
Chicago
Lumbia
Cleveland
Daniel B. Flagler
Ordnance
O.d Point
Washington
Dreyfus
Louisville Club
Nick Young
Dye
Aeaion
Frank 8. Curry
Georgia
Leo Reid
Second Artillery
Savannash
Manila
DeLavergne Machine Company
New York
J. M. Forsyth
Baltimore
Dyer
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Mary Malone
William
Toronto
Tommy White
Jack Dempsey
Pueblo
Denver
Colorado
Timothy Reardon
Kearsarge
Alabama
Chattivary
Brance
Brooklyn
Insurance
Americans Hold Malolos Front in Tough Assault
Mantua April 1. American troops net one dead and 15 wounded at Malolos as Nebraska regiment bears heavy losses in a bamboo and earthwork stand. Funston leads the advance, rebels retreat after burning the presidencia, while desertions shrink Aguinaldo’s force to potentially a few hundreds in guerrilla resistance. American troops endure heat and jungle as they push forward, the hospital train ferrying wounded to Manila as cocoanuts and bananas nourish the marching men.
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Guigninto
Manila
United States
Malolos
Gniguinto River
Nebraska
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
MacArthur
Kansas
Guiguinto Station
Hall
Mantua
Nebraska Regiment
Funston
Montana
Aguinaldo
Three Lost in Lee Wreck Near Tyler Missouri
The Rowena Lee sank after striking an obstruction while backing from Tyler harbor. Two lives are known to be lost and one is missing, including Mrs Champrs of Caruthersville and an unknown Negro woman. George Kwon Lee, mail clerk, is listed as missing. The Rowena Lee was total loss, valued at about $40,000 in 1893 with $15,000 insurance. The Ora Lee rescued passengers and crew.
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Mormruis
Lee Line
Tylor
P. O. Lewis
Roweva Lee
THREE NEBRASKANS KILLED IN FILIPINO CAMPAIGN CASUALTIES
Report from General Otis lists First Nebraska casualties including Milton Lynde William Orr A J H Whitmore and more killed or severely wounded in the Filipino campaign. South Dakota and Colorado units report additional dead and wounded. A separate item notes a washout derailment near Grand Bay Alabama delaying trains and injuring baggage master Joseph LeBloss. Spanish reserves near Madrid are called up amid talk of Carlist rising after Easter.
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Caplin
Wastineron
Otis
Nebraska
Milton Lynde
William Orr
Hugh Clapp
Robert McConnell
Herbert H. Barber
William Logeden
George R. Bommer
Lyoners Durham
Bert §. Watts
Herbert Hodges
Eric Newfeldt
John EB. Davis
Claude WN. Chenowith
Lloyd Spottenstein
Edward Downing
John O. Marshall
Walter A. Hufritz
Hey Duncan
Moeur
Ala
Louieville
Nashville
Grand Bay
Joseph LeBloss
W. E Gardiner
New Orleans
Bennings Racetrack
Washington
Passagere
Madrid
Daily Chronicle
Witnesses at army beef inquiry recount canned roast claim
Washington reports two original witnesses before the army beef inquiry court and two recalled. Lt. Gampier and Major Webb testified. Armour representative Moorhouse denied claims of chemical preservation. Other items note burglaries in Dennison, a ten year sentence for assault in Fort Dodge, a fleet sailing for Venezuela, a hastily married couple in Fort Dodge, drownings in Ompar Ramips, an execution in Harrisonville, a debt dispute in Lincoln, a British messenger’s return, and a Crawford fire with $20,000 loss.
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Armour
Tampa
Denios
Washington
Army
Gampier
Lakeland
Fla
Creighton Webb
Lawton
Stady
Cuba
Woodruff
Morahouse
Armour & Co
Major Webb
Armours
Moorehouse
Moorghouse
Crawford
Cuapton
Neb
Syndicate Opera
Notorious Guerilla Fighter Fought by a Detroit Comrade
Comrade Joseph Myers of Detroit recalls the six weeks long chase of Quantrell and his bushwackers in Missouri during the Civil War. He details nightly fights, exhaustion, and skirmishes as First Missouri Cavalry pressed to trap the guerrilla band. Myers also cites his later exposure to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and testifies to the truthful nature of the accompanying statement dated September 14, 1897.
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Koenwig
Detroit
Michigan
Board of Public Work
Joseph Myers
Fort Street
West
Grand Army of Veterans
Myers
Edinburg
Southwest
St. Louis
Co. K
First Missouri Cavalry
Mth
A. C. Western Army
Burnside
Eads
Springfield Seon’s Ford
Missouri
First
Missouri Cavalry
Myera
Quantrell
Mich
Dr. Williams
Ohio
Jushin B. Myers
Joseph B. Myers
Isaac M. Bates
Marconi wireless tests read across the Channel
London reports the first Marconi wireless dispatch between South Foreland and Boulogne read clearly, using Morse code as if wired. Other items note Cuban army movements toward American control, riots among sailors in Jamaica, Negros unrest, Botkin stay of execution, Guthrey case, and a Burlington wreck at Leavenworth with minor injuries.
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London
Guguilmo Marconi
England
France
South Foreland
Boulogne
Lime
the Times
Marconi
Lynching at Ennese Howton shocks small town crowd
In Ennese Howton March 29 Henry Sander son killed Mr Fleisher in Mayetta, then was lynched by 15 men on the town outskirts yesterday morning. Miss Myrtle Fleisher escaped injury but a first shot wounded her father, John Fleisher, who died Monday night.
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Ennese
Howton
Henry Sanderson
Mr. Fleisher
Mayetta
Here
Sanderson
Myrtle Fleisher
Miss Fleisher
Winchester
John Fleisher
Fire at Pacific folding box plant gutts 65 story Miller Sloss & Scott
A blaze began in the engine room of the Pacific folding paper box factory at 14 and 16 Fremont street and spread to the adjacent 65 story Miller Sloss & Scott wholesale hardware building, destroying the factory and gutting the hardware warehouse. The Hicks Judd printing house at 23 First street also suffered fire and water damage. Loss estimated around $500 000.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Fremont Street
Miller, Sloss & Scott
Hicks-Judd Company
First Street
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van Duson
Supreme Court
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Canada
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Teanadie
Fifth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
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Bsiontana
Mliplio
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Lewis ©. Barber
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M. Rickman
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Frank Ferguson
John Ottman
Knut Peterson
John Donnelly
Oscar Johnson
Frank Stevens
Charles Theiss
Coclorado
Fred L. Perry
Darter
Dennison
Thomas Crocker
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Whittaker
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Maud Ames
Onekey
Anamosa
Lampoon
Venezuela
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Jamaica
la Quayara
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Bert Dickinson
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Code Commission
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Fisher
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Richard Harding Davis
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London Times
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Brooke
Maximo Gomez
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Inglaterra
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Armstead
Texas
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Negros
Binca Porre
Aniseto Lacson
Luzon
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Plover
Mrs. Botkin
Cordelia Botkin
Cook
Guthrey
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W. Godfrey Hunter
Guatemala
Churchill Guthrey
Honduras
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Hay Han
Machias
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Burlington
Kaneas City
East Leavenworth
H. L. Harmon
General Southwestern
A. T. Krauss
Halstead
Kan
R. A. Crow
Kansas City
G. W. Summers
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Platte
Fremont
Platte River
Elkhorn
Howison
Government Anchorage
Tompkinsville
Fred
Raleigh
Dewey
Philadelfala
Harry Lappin
Point Breeze Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Lappin
St. Jacobs Oil
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