Washington and Dewey Face Manila Crisis in War Plan
Reports detail General Otis's force of about 21 040 troops with 19 516 on duty and 6 000 more sailors and soldiers en route in four expeditions to Manila. Dewey controls Manila Bay with nine warships and aims to reinforce before the rainy season complicates inland fighting.
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Sherian
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Norfolk
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Luson
Follow Up Victory in Philippines Aguinaldo Power Crushed
Washington convenes to direct Major General Otis to press victory against Aguinaldo in the Philippines and seize Ilocos and surrounding islands. Reports detail a strategy to block insurgent supply lines and rapidly occupy archipelago territories as the White House debates expansion policy.
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Aguinaldo
Philippines
Washington
Otis
White House
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Alger
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Corbin
Tloilo
Otia
Manila War Toll By Feb 7 Inches Higher
Reports from Manila recount fierce fighting as US forces press an assault on insurgents. Estimates place Filipino losses around 9,000 dead, 3,500 wounded, and 5,000 prisoners while American units including the Washingtons Idahogs and California regiments push through rice fields amid heavy fire.
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United States
W. ©. Smith
First Tennessee Infantry
Washingtons
Idahogs
Companive
K and M
California
Paco
Bantano
Onloacat
Singalon
Duboce
Burrahe
Vivas
Yyorutes
Manila
Filipinos in Manila Junta Face Uncertain Aid and Arrest Fears
The Filipino junta in this city is bewildered as Senor Agoncillo fled hastily leaving no instructions. Their lawyers withdrew, leaving the group without advisers in a foreign land and fearing arrest despite assurances. A separate dispatch confirms Manila fighting as an outpost move to sway the U.S. Senate vote, with rebel losses and a Dewey seizure of arms for Aguinaldo.
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Canada
Appang
United States
Manlis
Manila
Immonas
Minnesota
Olympia
Leing
Narcisens
Ohilo
Elispivo Santa Foara
Wasaixaron
Senor Agoncillo
Messrs
Ralston and
Siddons
Aguinaldo
Senor Lopez
Hoxa Kona
United States Senate
Dewey
American Poland- China Record Company to Meet
The 22d annual meeting of the American Poland- China Record Company will be held in this city tomorrow with a 8 o'clock morning board meeting at Clifton hotel to transact business before the association convenes. Thursday will feature the breadars' institute. judge in West Point Nebraska district court adjourns until February due to illness of Judge rps.
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Poland- China Record Company
Clifton Hotel
Cuban Situation And Agoncillo Mission Update
Washington reports General Proctor says order restored by Cuban police with volunteers. General Lee commands Havana area while Monacall trains new police. In Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces calm prevails and Puerto Principe army has disbanded. Leonard Wood and Castillo control Santiago as talks possible to solve Cuban problem. Agoncillo busy in Montrean. questions about Canada, future movements uncertain. Nebraska casualties for First Nebraska uncertain. several soldiers reported wounded. Whisky trust plans a $60 million capital launch, American Spirits Manufacturing to dominate trade.
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Robert P. Porter
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Proctor
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Pinar del Rio
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Lee
Monccal
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Pedro Betancourt
Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Santiago
Leonard Wood
Castillo
Agoncillo
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Associated Press
Canada
Senate
Nebraska
Lincoln
Poynter
Manila
Congress
Omaha
Curtis
Keckley
Begler
Charles O. Ballenger
Ralph W
Kells
Harry 8. Hull
York
Davis Lagger
I, Bennett
E. Eggert
Fremont
Charles R. Keckley
Pawnee City
James Kalsey
A. York
Edward K. Erwin
Telegraphic Briefs From The Nation And World
Advance of 10 percent in wagon hire ordered for Cambria Iron workers at Johnston. Five more smallpox cases reported to Washington health bureau. Campbell defeats Farren in 16th round at Homestead. General Fitzhugh Lee inspects Isle of Pines for a potential military sanitarium. Government forces defeat and capture Colorados in Uruguay, Cuestas. Peace treaty ratification cable to General Otis in Manila acknowledged. Alabama imported blacks in Virden, Illinois, report freezing in Cahokia camp. A northern Madagascar cyclone causes severe damage. Melania district hit. A. G. Bradley sentenced to two years in San Quentin. Col H. F. Bledsoe dies, veteran of Mexican War. Banana trust forming. Fruit Despatch Co to consolidate three fourths of banana business, HQ in New York.
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Cambria Iron Company
Johnston
Washington Health Bureau
London Campbell
Billy Farren
Homestead
Campbell
Fitzhugh Lee
Isle of Pines
Senor Cuestas
Uruguay
Otis
Manila
Alabama
Virden
Tis
Pleasant Hill
City of
Mexico
Fruitespatch Company
New York
List of Casualties From Manila War Fronts
Washington dispatches confirm the peace treaty ratification and release casualty lists from General Otis. The document names hundreds of wounded and killed across regiments including First Brigade First Division Tenth Pennsylvania First Montana First Colorado and others with updates on missing and dead elements.
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Washsleton
Washington
Otis
Friends
Manila
War Office
Dewny
Tenth Pennsylvania
Albert J. Buttermore
Joseph K. Sheldon
Hiram Conger
Edward Caldwell
Debault
Montana
Reynolds
Charles Rummels
John Sorenson
Mayersick
Skinner
Hayes
First
Colorado
Orton Treyer
Charles S. Morrison
Maurice Parkhurst
Monaca J.mccracken
Fred E. Green
William J. Lewis
Benjamin Phepps
Eugene E. Stevena
Frank G. McLain
Hiram Fay
Carl F. Osgood
A. Haskell
Third Artillery
Bernard Sharp
Ea McConville
Frank R. Calvert
James Frazer
California
J. J. Dewar
K.tom Bryan
H. Joseph Maher
George W. McGowan
Ralph W. Simonds
George B. Reichart
Frank Smith
M. H. Cherry
Sherman Harding
Edward H. Perry
Walter N. Han
Long
Dewey
Philippines
Hail Other Chances at Harpex's Bazaar
A fragment from Harpex's Bazaar quotes a maid aunt advising a saucy niece about how she would react in a dating scenario. The exchange shows sly humor between a cautious elder and a bold younger woman, reflecting social norms of flirtation and propriety.
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Niees
Harpex
Sure Cure Claims to Cure Insomnia in Vanity Fair
The item reports a claim from Sure Cure detailing how a wife supposedly cured her husband’s insomnia. The anecdote cites a doctor’s medicine to be administered by Henry every half hour nightlong, as described in Vanity Fair.
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Henry
Vanity Fair
Adoctor
H. G. Weber & Co
H. C. Weber & GO
Fast Mail Trains Collide Killing Three In Sunny City
Chicago and Grand Tronk passenger train No. 1 collided with east bound No. 6 at a station in Sunny City Michigan. Three men died Engineer Fairbanks Howanyd RerD and Thomas Stuart mail clerks. West bound train drivers and east bound passengers suffered. both locomotives and mail cars wrecked. Cause of the stop failure unknown. Doyle Seeks Receiver in Portland Gold Mining Case. The lawsuit against James F Burns president seeks to reach defendant's property and wind up affairs. asks appointment of a receiver to satisfy a judgment of 717 025 and to sell the company name.
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Sunny City
Mich
Chicago
Grand Tronk
Fairbanks
Howanyd Rerd
Thomas Stuart
Doyle
Ocovunom
Bruins
James A. Doyle
James F. Burns
Portland Gold Mining Company
Colorado
Burns
Postal Robbers Arrested Ex Rexo C T Feb 7
Postofiles inspectors arrested J EB Robertson and his son Albert Robertson subcontractors M E Robertson S BH Robertson and J H and Thomas Bseecka stage drivers on a charge of robbing the mails. They covered star routes from have occurred since Oct 1 67 1808 The officers recovered about 1000 worth of merchandise Strong Case Against Goodshot
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J. EB
Robertson
Albert Robertson
M. E, Robertson
S. BH
J. H
Thomas Bseecka
Public Buildings Reports Favorable in House Committees
Report on Public Buildings Washington Feb 7 notes favorable recommendations from house committees on public buildings across the country. Bills listed include Dubuque Iowa 100000 Omaha Nebraska 1800000 Butte City Montana 200000 Oreston Indiana 50000 Hastings Nebraska site 14000 Norfolk Nebraska site 7000 Clinton Ireland 75000 Blair Nebraska 43000 Aberdeen Dakota 87000 Leadville Colorado 50000
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House
Dubuque
Omaha
Butte City
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Hastings
Neb
Norfolk
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Blair
Aberdeen
Leadville
Colo
D M Moninger Dies at 66 in Galvin Home
Galvin resident Hon D M Moninger died suddenly at his home yesterday from heart failure aged 66. For two decades he was a noted breeder of flooded stock and served 18 years as Galvin postmaster. He also sat in the state legislature in 1874 and 1875.
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Marswall Brown
Ian
D. M. Moninger
Galvin
Sundry Civil Bill Tops With 20 Million Spain Pact
Washington February 1. The sundry civil appropriation bill, completed by the House committee on appropriations, carries 20 million dollars to carry out the obligations of the treaty between the United States and Spain. Outside of this, the bill appropriates 42,927,801 dollars.
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Spain
Washington
House
United States
This Is Your Opportunity For Catarrh Cure Sample
Receive a ten cent sample by mail of Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and hay fever. Ely Brothers offer the remedy from 56 Warren St New York City with testimonials from Rev. John Reid Jr of Great Falls Mont and Rev. Francis W Poole of Helena Mont. Balm is mercury free and marketed at 50 cents.
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ELY Brothers
Warren &J
Francis W. Poole
Central Pres
Church
Helena, Mont
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