Yankee Boys Show Their Metal in Manila Battle
In Manila on February 5 American forces clashed with Filipino troops in a prolonged engagement. Nebraska Montana North Dakota regiments repelled attacks near Santa Mesa Caioocan and Balik Balik as Charleston Concord and Monadnock provided naval support. Californians Washington Kansas and Dakota regiments drove Filipinos from Paco and Santa Mesa with heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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Manila
Nebraska Regiment
Santa Mesa
Creely
Balik-Balik
Paco
Pandacan
Utah Light Artillery
United States
Charleston
Concord
Matabon
Caioocan
Malate
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakota
Caloocan
Senators Battle Over Treaty Vote In Manila Conflict
Senators debate the Manila battle's impact on the treaty vote. Absentees and pairs, readiness to defend Manila, and varied views from Lodge, Gorman, Pettigrew, Elkins, Teller, Lindsay, Harris, Morgan, Frye. Some foresee no effect, others warn of renewed push for ratification or reconsideration as executive session proceeds.
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Ave
Messrs
Proctor
Stewart
Cannon
Wilson
Wetmore
White
Turpie
Senate
Manila
Senator Lodge
Gormas
Maryland
Elkins
Martin
Virginia
Lindsay
United States
Wilson’ S
Hanover Street
Wilson’s
SIVEW
Boston
China
Hanover ST
Hanover
Veritable Slaughter of Filipinos in Manila Fight
The Morning Post reports heavy Filipino losses as two insurgents challenged the Nebraska outpost near Manila. American troops repulsed the attack, captured villages along the line, and repelled further assaults with naval bombardment by Charleston, Concord, and Monadnock. Several officers were wounded, and many insurgents were killed or captured.
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London
Morning Post
Manila
Nebraska
Cily
Nebraska Regiment
Charleston
Concord
Monadnock
San Juan del Monte
Santa Ana
San Pedro
Maort
Santa Mesa
Lomit
Charles Hogan
Wall
Colton
Second Reserve Hospital
Willam
Smith
Pasig
Aguinaldo
Civil court docket itemized list and World War II text
The document lists numerous civil cases in Middlesex Superior Court with docket numbers for defendants and plaintiffs across various towns and banks. It also includes political commentary on the Philippine War with quotes from Senators Harris Cullom and references to Aguinaldo and treaty ratification during the Manila conflict.
Reframing social justice as the norm of conduct
The passage argues that social reconstruction awaits when social justice stops being merely idealistic and becomes a standard of behavior. It contends that social righteousness must achieve the power of economic law to effect real change.
Health-Maker Hostetter's Bitters Promises Digestive Help
Advertises Hostetter's Bitters as a health maker and saver improving blood quality stomach function digestion and nerve strength. Claims a healthy stomach sets matters right and supports liver activity appetite brain and overall vigor.
Rawlins Urges Immediate Exit From Philippines
Senator Rawlins, once seen as doubtful on the treaty, declares the United States must withdraw from the Philippines. He explains the natives owe allegiance to Spain, while American troops occupy Manila under a protocol. He warns continued control risks conflict and responsibility the U.S. should end as soon as possible.
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Dewey
Otisas
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Manila
Spain
United States
Tey
Agoncillo
Washington
T Tose
Pettigrew
Philippine Republic
Luzon
Elkins
Senate
Harris
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate of the
Agoncio
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mr. Teller
Rawlins
Ghetto Dreamer theme frames social reconstruction address
Rabbi Charles Fleischer spoke at Temple Adath Israel on social reconstruction inspired by Ferdinand Lassalle and the Paris Commune. He argued that social inequity and acquired rights drove reform, calling Lassalle a semitic genius and stressing ethics over material wealth.
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Rabbi Fleischer
Ferdinand Lassalle
Temple Adath Israel
Charles Fleischer
Zangewili
Paris
William Morris
Lassalle
Laveleye
Shipping News Mini Almanac Arrivals and Sailings
Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings with steamers and schooners, including Ontario, Huby, and Boston lines, with destinations across Halifax, Yarmouth, Philadelphia, New York, and Portsmouth. Details note heavy weather, cargoes of merchandise, passengers, and barges, plus vessels like Columbia and Prince George moving near Philadelphia and Portland.
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Ontario
Huby
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son Manhauset
Walker
Halifax
Sanderson & Son
Lonedon
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. Sis
John G. Flall & Co
Kerkshire
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Herman Winter
Nickerson
New York
H.M. Whitney
Tremont
Thompson
Portland
City of
Robinson
Philadelphia
Draper
Guarantee of refund for Cheene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
Undersigned agree to refund money if Cheene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure cough or cold. Also guarantee a recent bottle proves satisfactory. List includes Emery Souche, Rickard Owirogcy, Goodwin & Co., Bradbury, Woodward, Parker, Demberitt, Rowlton, Gammon, Siskind, Alexander and hundreds of others.
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Emery Souche
Green
Rickard OW Irog
CG. Goodwin & CO
P. Bradburry
Wash'ngton St
Woodward
Bromfild
Jobepa L. Parker
Trevont
W. A. Demberitt
Columbus Ave
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Matite
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Boston & Maine
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Atl. Con. Co
Travellers’ Ins. Co
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Boston & Maine R. Ft
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Johnson
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Hellier
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Gute
Fverett Nat. Bk. of
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Fowler
Damon
Coleman
Clark
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Rowley
Desmond
Dyer
Marcus
Seme
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Hancock National Bank
Ellis
Ewing
Calahan
McWhee
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Hostetter
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