Desperate Fighting for Caloocan and Santa Ana
Manila dispatch describes Sunday night and Monday action across a seventeen mile front. American volunteers and regulars faced intense Filipino resistance at Caloocan Santa Mesa and Galingatan with heavy artillery and naval support. After fierce shelling and close combat at Paco church and surrounding villages, U S forces claimed multiple captures while sustaining casualties and maintaining order in Manila.
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Spanish minister warns Philippines will cost Americans dearly
Madrid reports an interview with a Spanish minister predicting that Philippine independence will inflame insurgents and prolong conflict. He says U.S. victory at Manila harms its interests, invites ridicule, and could sway Senate against annexation. He notes rebels’ timing before treaty ratification worsens Spaniards’ position.
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Treaty Ratified by One Vote Despite Doubtful Outcome
A treaty passed 57 to 27 after a tense final vote with the result in doubt until the end. McEnery reportedly shifted support when promised to adopt his resolution opposing permanent annexation in the aftermath.
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Senators Vote Ratification Peace Treaty
Washington February 6 The Senate finally ratified the peace treaty by a 57 to 27 vote in executive session. Six members were absent four Republicans paired against two Democrats. Leaders Aldrich Lodge Elkins had worked to secure the majority while McEnery McLaurin Jones shifted votes amid Manila concerns. No applause greeted the result as relief settled the chamber.
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Day After the Battle in Manila Destruction Ends Clash
Desolate scenes around Manila after a two day battle as American forces rout Filipino defenders. Estimates place Filipino losses near 4000 with over forty Americans killed and about 150 wounded. About 13 000 Americans faced 26 000 Filipinos in a costly engagement.
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