List of Casualties From Fili- Pine Bullets at Manila
Washington March 29 The war department released a long casualty list from recent fighting. Killed include many named soldiers from the Twentieth Sansas Third Artillery Second Oregon First Montana and First Nebraska among others. Wounded list follows with numerous Private and Captain names and injuries. Forces Now Beyond Polo notes MacArthur's advance toward Polo and Malolos with Otis reporting insurgents behind entrenched lines and steady progress toward open country.
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Manila
Twenty-second
Sergeant Poor
Nebraska
Wallace
Taylor
Washington
War Department
Twentieth
Sansas
H. 5S
Plumer
Curran O. Craig
A. S. Anibal
Third Artillery
William Patton
James O'Neil
Sergeant Fogarty
Herbert Ross
Thompson Clarence Watts
Oregon
H. B. Adame
William W. Cook
Charles Herbert
Guy Miller
First
Montana
Joseph Bickman
Percy Lockhart
Steve Stevens
William Mitschke
First Nebraska—Company A
Harry Sherman
Roscoe C. Ozmen
G. Ward
Roberta
OC. E. Young
Lee Forby
Otis Font
William J. Koopman
David O. Barnell
Edward A. Pegan
Clarence A. Fay
Ward
Crawford
Robert E. Fitscher
Wallace C. Taylor
John ©. Robinson
Twentieth Kansas—Company A
Frank Stewart
Thaddeus Widgant
George Nicholas
George Havene
Joseph H. Noflin
Harry M. Glosser
Avery Grimes
M. Pauliness Hahn
Twenty-second Infantry
Harold L. Jackson
F. W. Arendt
George O. Richards
William Howard
William Meyers
Bert E. Clough
Albert E. Axt
Merton Hendricker
Edward F. Lamers
First South Dakota—Company G
W. E. Brown
Polo
Otis
Mawia
MacArthur
New Canavan
Malolos
Krayenbuhl
Wasu Hinaton
Associated Press
Meikelsohn
Long
Dewey
Sherman
Funeral of Ex Governor Pierpont Held in Oakland
Services for former West Virginia governor Francis Harrison Pierpont were held at his daughter Mrs W H Siviter’s residence on Dithridge street Oakland with hundreds in attendance. The body was later removed to Fairmount West Virginia for burial.
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Pierpont
Francis Harrison Pierpont
Ingalls Mis navigational error delays Havana arrival
Secretary Alger and party aboard the Ingalls lose their way at sea for hours then reach Havana harbor amid delayed reception. General Brooke and staff waited offshore, while pilots misread positions near Matanzas. The incident follows a Sunday misnavigation before a planned arrival.
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Algearts
Havana
Alger
United States
Ingalls
Key West
Brooke
Morro
Matanzas
Bates
Wilson
Hasbrouck
la Machina
George Bidwell Dies After Illness in Montana
George Bidwell elder of the Bidwell brothers, known for forged securities defrauding the Bank of England of eight million dollars, dies after two weeks of pneumonia. Brothers Austin and George died within weeks, with both bodies awaiting burial likely to be interred by the county. Also notes deaths in Indiana and Missouri with ex governor Fletcher's remains en route to St. Louis.
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George Bidwell
Burree
Mont
Bidwell Brothers
Bank of England
Austin
Fletcher
WasHinGrox
Thomas O. Fletcher
Missouri
Pletcher
St. Louis
Dr. Clark
Foundry Church
Union Veterans'’ Legion
Mohammedan Rebellion in Kan Sui Province China
Shanghai dispatch reports a Moham medan rebellion in Kan Sui province between Shen See Se Chuen and Mongolia and Gobie desert. Also note a double tragedy in McKeesport where Frederick T. Clark shot his wife then killed himself, jealousy cited. Almanac and weather items follow. Earthquake reports from Japan describe Kobe Yokohama shock with deaths and injuries. In Pakistan, strikers in Patna? No, the item states Puiamperula strike pants makers seek 25 percent wage rise, 10 hour law enforcement, union recognition, and end of subcontracting.
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China
Shanghai
The
Daily Mail
Kan Sui
Shen See
Se Chuen
Mongolia
Gobie
Prirrseukd
McKeesport
Frederick T. Clark
Richard Hoyle
Puiaperrula
Fearful of a flood as Missouri ice thickens near Sioux City
Sioux City reports fear of a river flood as river ice in the upper Missouri runs from 18 to 25 inches thick. Residents recall 1880 disasters and monitor ice on the treacherous stream while snowmelt raises Pierre’s river level two feet. A breakup is deemed imminent across Montana Dakota and James River country.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Streau
Montana
Dakota
James River
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Burglar shot during early attempt at Nebraska store
In Brapy Isapano Willard Hayey and Walter Hayey woke to burglars trying to enter a store housing a post office. They fired when intruders appeared. one thief wounded and identified as George Reed from Shelby Iowa, while the other escaped. In Manson Iowa Ben Loots, driven mad by religious fervor, attacked his wife and is now confined to Independence asylum.
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Brapy Isapano
Neb
Willard
Walter Hayey
George Reed
Shelby, Ia
Manson
Ben Loots
Belleville Township
Independence Asylum
Freight Wreck on PW&C at Jack's Run Kills Two
A Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago freight wreck at Jack's Run yesterday caused two deaths. Engineer James A. Bracken and fireman James Br. Lowe, both of Pittsburg, perished. One other worker was fatally injured and the locomotive with ten freight cars were destroyed. Company losses estimated around 25000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Jack’s Run
James A. Bracken
James BR. Lowe
Street Duel Ends in Kinahan’s Death at Night Clash
Electrician Frank Kinahan was slain in a street duel with two unknown men after more than twenty shots were fired. He named knowing his assailants but refused to reveal their identities or motive before dying. Kinahan formerly lived in Kansas City.
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Cnicada
Frank Kinahan
Kinahan
Kansas City
Havana
Cuba
Smith
Fostoria
Wheeling , Iron and Steel Company
Indiana
Davitt
Cork
Ireland
Wood
Santiago
China
William Scott
Liverpool
Chicago
Charles W. Allen
Great Western Mining Company
Oregon
Samuel Crow
Bion
Denmark
Prince Waldumir
Francis I. Randolph
Medelin
Colombia
United States
John Webb
Willoney
Edgefield
Cincinnati
Richard A. Roberts
Charles Frietsch
Surrender of Zoltner murderers ends standoff at Hoyts Corners
News from Hoyts Corners reports Paul and John Zoltner, suspects in Lawyer Westenhaver’s murder, surrendered after 18 hours of defiance. Militia guarded the scene, avoiding clashes as crowds dispersed and prisoners were escorted to jail with no disorder.
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Lam
Zoltner
Zelmers
Zeltners
Clarence Wettenmeyer
John Zeltner
Fire at Labor Temple Hurts Dozens in Omaha
The Seventeenth Street Labor Temple fire in Omaha caused multiple injuries and two deaths among a group of Maccabees women. A gasoline stove explosion on the third floor ignited flames driving several women to jump from windows to the pavement. Rescue efforts followed as firefighters battled the blaze and victims were taken to Dr Grossmann’s office.
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Omaha
Labor Temple
Seventeenth and
Doughs Streets
Thomas C. Taylor
Anna Sctamel
Charles T. Williams
Sarah Sullivan
A. A. Smith
Ed Shriner
William Guidor
C. ¥. Brosius
A. King
A. J. Samuelson
French
South Omaha
Women’s Lodge of Maccabees
Quick cure ads say One Minute Cough Cure saves coughing families
A compact advertisement fragment touts One Minute Cough Cure as the solution to coughing, croup, whooping cough and influenza. It claims doctors endorse it, praises its rapid relief for severe colds, and notes sales by Vic Emmert and LH. G. Weber & Co. Also promotes Grain-O as a healthful coffee substitute and Rock Island Playing Cards with mail order offers.
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Vic Emmert & Co
Vic Emmert
LH. G. Weber & Co
Rock Island
Express
Joan Srpastian, GP
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Pneumonia Warning From La Grippe Remedies
An ad warns pneumonia can follow la grippe despite remedies. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as preventing pneumonia and cites testimonials from Vic Emmert, F Parsons & Co, and H G Weber Co. It also advertises Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup and Week's Laxative Quinine Tablets with no cure no pay.
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Grippe
Foley’s
Vic Emmert and
F. Parsons & Co
Foley
Vic Emmert
F. Parson & Co
Warner
H. G. Weber & Co
N. Jackson
Danville, Ill
Vie Emmert. & Co
Fy Parsons & Co
Doctor’s Gills in the country Seep Brazilian Basin
An old time remedy claiming to ease colds coughs croup catarrh asthma pleurisy rheumatism constipation female troubles and fevers. The ad asserts the doctor in the house is always ready and reliable saving doctor’s bills and long sickness.
How to Put Up a Prescription
A brief trade note boasts careful prescription handling with latest appliances and purest drugs. The firm claims a strong Atlantic clientele and confidence that they will win any missing trade.
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Atlantic
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Liz Newall
Walter Poor
Colorado
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H. O. Berhart
Alma
Western Wholesale Druggists Association
West
Koromo
Ind
Charles McCoy
Carl Connor
Connor
McCoy
Iowa
Japan
Victora
B. C
Tacoma
Kobe
Yokohama
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Windsor
New York
Windsor Hotel
Fort Meade
Fort Maye
D. D
Sturgis
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Moses
Spokane
Andorzon
Colville Reservation
Bright
Nespelim Saud
Armour
Kansas
S. B. Armou
Colonial Commission
Ponce
Poxer
Porto Rico
United States Colonial Commission
Robert P. Kennedy
Charles W. Watkins
Henry G. Curtis
Blake
Puerto de Jobes
Guaymas
London
Towa Medical State Colleges
Kerokun
Keokuk
Paris
Euclair
Toulon
Ladies of Maccabees
Dora Hoffman Ofaltimore
Margaret. Auze
Statrit
South Second Streets
D. N. Jacoby
Alfred Sawtelle
Burns W. Beall
Evansville
Caroline Freyser
Susan Smock
Ashtabula
Mahoning
Shenango
John O. Sturgis
Elmer Peterson
A. Blonge
Cleveland
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