Americans Suffer Col Stotsenberg SLAIN in Quengua Fight
Major Bell with Fourth Cavalry reconnoitering near Malolos is surrounded at Quengua. First Nebraska loses Colonel Stotsenberg and Lt Sisson with four others killed or wounded. Seven Iowa soldiers wounded. Utah artillery and Nebraskans press assault amid heavy trench fighting. Troops from Nebraska and Iowa rush to reinforce as Filipino defenders retreat.
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Wasmsaroy
Quengua
War Departments
Fourth Cavalry
Iowa
Utah Light Artillery
Otis
Mantua
Nebraska Regiment
Stotsenberg
Sisson
Bell
Mulford
Manila
Bai
Down
Utah Regiment
Nebraska
Wasuinatoy
John Miller Stotsenberg
First
Nebraska Infantry
Quenqua
Indiana
Military Academy
Sixth Cavalry
Arizona
New Mexico
Wounded Kner
Fort Niobrara
Fort Myer
Washington
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leaveworth
University of Nebraska
Mialil
New York
Herald
Malolos
Dnam
Fhvo
Wasmyerox
Alger
Philippines
News From Goat's Crew and Other War Dispatches
Washington reports from Admiral Dewey show uncertainty over the Yorktown party's fate near Baler in the Philippines. Other items note alleged anti enlistment cables, Beatrice mourns Macey, Sisson a printer killed in Manila, and various local incidents across the nation including strikes and crimes.
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Goat
Washington
Secretary Long
Admiral Dewey
Yorktown
Baler
Gilmore
Long
Selborne School in Ruins After Fire. Pupils Perish
Selborne school for boys near San Raran, Cal, an Episcopal institution, was destroyed by fire. Four teachers and ten boys were inside. Felix Armstrong, age 7, died in bed. The three story frame building and gymnasium burned in 40 minutes. loss $30,000, insured for $20,000. Origin unknown. Fire discovered in basement by Chinese cook. a strong west wind aided spread.
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Felix Armstrong
San Raraun
Cal
Selborne School For
William Babcock
Freedman
Contempt Debate Over Insurance Paper At Inquiry
In a hearing involving United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. figures T Freedman and C Croker, Mr. Moss expressed strong anger at Freedman over a business paper. Moss demanded the paper’s authorship details, but the witness refused. Moss warned that witnesses in contempt would face later action in a regular process.
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Platt Companies
United States Fidelity and Guarantes Company
T Freadman
Croker
Moss
Freedman
Mr. Moss
Defense In George Case Clones Canton Trial Update
In Canton Nebraska on April 22 the defense rested its case for Mrs. George. A brief cross examination is planned, followed by rebuttal. If all concludes early, court may adjourn to Monday for arguments likely lasting two days. Jurors expected to be charged Wednesday forenoon as Sample O George testified and Mrs. George’s alibi was disputed.
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Jose
Cranford
Hose
Jones Brothers
Macon
Columbus
Jones Boys
Jones
Georgia Central
Atlanta
Griffin
Newnan
George
Canton
Sample O. George
Iowa
Telegrams Terse, Cuba, Policing, and Pant of 1902
Telegram summaries from Matanzas note nine bandits killed by Americans and rural police powers authorized for Pinar del Rio villages. Reading repair shops workers to receive 10 percent raise. Latonia distillery moved to Kentucky whisky trust. Judge Kohlsaat opens Peoria session. Hwar & Co. Philadelphia reports 100000 loss with 50000 insurance. Edmund Rostand not insane, drafting new play. D. P. Livermore, 94, dies in Missouri. Cardinal Krementz dying in Cologne. McKinley accepts G A R encampment invitation for Youngstown. Marvin & Brown sue Chicago Master Steam Putters for 50000 over alleged blacklisting. Missouri passes beer taxes. Marathon winner Lawrence Brignoli leads by over a half mile. Earthquake hits Rioja Argentine. villages Vincina Jaquel destroyed. Huonggo eruptions cause minor damage. Sons of the Revolution finish Denver meeting. next in Washington April 19 1902. Governor vetoes Colorado bill forcing full policy payout after total loss.
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Matanzas
Cuba
Reading
Latonia
Kentucky Whisky Trust
Kohlsaat
United States
Peoria
Hwar & Co
Philadelphia
Pinar del Rio
American Railway Company
Capital
Trenton
N. J
Edmund Rostand
D. P. Livermore
Hallowell
Philip Krementz
Cologne
Germany
McKinley
Ohio State
Youngstown
Marvin & Brown
Chicago Master Steam Putters’ Association
Missouri House
Senate
Lawrence Brignoli
Boston Athletic Association
Dick Grant
New York
Rioja
Vincina
Jaquel
Huoungo
Vinchina
National Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Denver
Washington
Thomas
Colorado General Assembly
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Col. Stotsenberg
First Nebraska
Mor Bell
Roeders
Beatrice
Macey
Brute Macey
Company CO
Captain Hollingsworth
Mr. Macey
CoLuun
Lester FE. Sisson
Ape
St. Edwards
Frank Loyer
Mooweaqua
Ill
OD & Strike
Carlton
Minn
Cannon
Ilinois
Mississippi Board of Health
New Orleans
Jack Schoenafield
Hutchinson
Kan
J. W W. Dicks
Havana
Holguin
Oliver Mining Company
Cincinati
Lake Superior Iron Company
Sait
Louisville
Warwick Distilling Company
Treval
Tex
Bunday Liward Warding
James C. Trebathun
L. C. Harding
Lavelle
John Cavanaugh
Homestead
Georgia
Sam Hose
Nivwsas
Sam Hos
Alfred Crawford
Pennsylvania
Newaru
Palmetto
Gampbell County
Sheriff Brown
Cramford
Nepro
Billing Cranford
Tam Sam Hose
Alfred Cranford
Lige Strickland
Hosa
Selborne School
Mazeot
Mesa
Mazet
Andrew Freedman
Abrihiaim Hinunelwright
Roebling Company
Freeman
Egzema Raby
Cuticura
Kane
Ghlo
Kansas
City
Burthad Ann C. Core
Shaw & Crombie
Nak
J.o.wilkean
Stuert
Occidental Hotel
Ona
Frank Sherdin
Prora
Atlantce
H.C. Weber & GO
California
Chicago
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Ft. Wort
el Paso
Joan Sebastian
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