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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1899

Page

4

Calumpit Battle Pushes Forward in Philippine Campaign

General Otis reports Hale's brigade reached Calumpit after crossing the Quingua river amid fierce Filipino resistance. Hale's forces suffer 6 killed and 12 wounded. 4,000 Filipino troops near Manila conduct daily demonstrations. Major actions include the decisive Kansan charge at the Bagbag river and crossing to assault trenches, with heavy casualties on both sides and a strategic attempt to wreck transport thwarted.

Washington War Department Otis Maxis Hale MacaArthur Quingua River Calumpit Wheaton Lawton Norragaray Bocave Wnovaliches Manila Ors Calampit MacArthur Bagbag River South Dakota Funston Bagbag Malolos City Montana Utah Light Artillery Montana Regiment Utah Artillery Twentieth Kansas Beltwood Frederick Tanston Ball Ferguson Company K Kansas Hate Kansas Regiment

American Victims At Manila Listed By General Otis

General Otis furnishes the war department with the April 23 casualty list. Killed are Colonel John M. Stotsenberz and several noncommissioned officers. Wounded in multiple companies include numerous first lieutenants, sergeants, and privates with varying severe to moderate injuries.

Otis Washington War Department Nebraska John M. Stotsenberz L, Eb, Sisson J. F. Storch Charles Meleck Fourth Cavalry William B. Jackson William D. Skinner William K. Moore A.S. Wadsworth William L. Richards Lee Stoner Edwin O. Peterson James Richard Charles Swartz Iliac John White Law Walter G. Tingley H. W. Livatei Walter Elifritz Guy Minor Edwin F. Gregg James Keenan Severs David Wilkins Clyde Vosburg Dallas Henderson Harry Brookover Frank Fauks Robert L. Smith Lewis Hunter Carl Gardner Walter Larson Robert EL Daily Adrian Hackett Bert Thomas

Negro Troops For Philippines Debate At White House

A proposal to use black troops extensively in future Philippines operations draws wide attention. Administrations are expected to consider the plan, arguing racially based strategies might quell Aguinaldo’s rebellion and stabilize the United States newly acquired eastern territories.

Philippines Waswxaton Aguuinaldo

Peace Demonstrations Planned Worldwide by Women

The plan from Mrs May Wright Sawall calls for universal simultaneous peace meetings on May 15 ahead of the Hague conference to advocate peace over force and justice in international relations. Meetings will share addresses of sympathy and brief pro peace resolutions to be sent to The Hague by May 17.

SypianaPolis International Peace and Arbitration Committees May Wright Sawall Hague Vradescomita

Reign of Terror in Bluefields Drives Merchants to Close

In Bluefields Nicaragua on April 18 pandemonium drove American merchants to seal their doors after General Torres threatened to close shops and seize receipts for unpaid duties. Merchants met and hoisted the American flag as sailors withdrew. Detroit and Minister Merry were en route to Bluefields, with consuls returning from Greytown.

Bluefields Nicaragua Jarl Torres United States Detroit Merry Greytown Sorsby Allinger

Hospital ship Missouri to sail from Havana

Telegrams report the Missouri will depart Havana for Nuevitas province. Other items note Secretary Wilson studying tea culture in South Carolina, Don Carlos sending a fresh manifesto, and deaths and legal actions including Joseph B. Floyd, Lt. Perkins, and Dr. Rakestraw. General Gomez plans Cuban disbursement funds. manufacturing transfers occur between firms. a boxing result in New Haven and arbitration refusals in Arkansas also appear.

Missouri Havana Nuevitas Wilson South Carolna Don Carlos Skagway Joseph B. Floyd United States Customs Warren Keifer Cuba Newton Rubber Company Boston International Automobile Vehicle Company E. W. Perkins Eighth Infantry Woman's Whist Club Washington General Gomez Malinas Popo Manufacturing Company Columbia Motor Carriage Company General Betancourt Matanzas Marty McCue Hickaville, O Stanton

Gasoline Stoves Quick Meal Tops the List

Gasoline blue flame and wickless stoves come in one to four burners. The Quick Meal leads the list and is praised as unbeatable and guaranteed in every aspect.

Arguments In George Cane Trial In Canton Ohio

At the adjournment of the court last evening the arguments in the trial of Mrs. George were little more than half completed. It will be no surprise if the judge's charge is not delivered until Thursday morning.

McFarland Drs. Maines Remley George Cane Canton

Berry description and sale notice from Atlantic Iowa seed ad

Mec RD McGechon touts a farm berry variety near J. G. Wallace and describes its color firmness and disease resistance. The ad promotes planting shipping and mailing six plants for $1.25 with O W Rich and T G Wallace in Atlantic Iowa and notes real estate bargains in Iowa and Nebraska.

Mec McGechon J. G. Wallace U. S O. W. Rich T. G. Wallace Attantic Iowa P. S Nebraska Atlantic Houses O. W. Righ Atlantic

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