United States Forces Capture Pasig and Surround Aguinaldo's Forces
Manila report: American troops gain control of Pasig and nearby towns Guadaloupe and San Nicolas after severe fighting with rebels. Casualties: rebels heavy with over thirty killed and about one hundred wounded. U S forces suffer light losses with one killed and a few wounded. General Wheaton seals ground between rebel wings and pursues retreating forces to prevent recovery.
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Presidential Train Leaves Washington for Thomasville Trip
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley depart Washington at 6 40 p m for a ten day to two week vacation in Thomasville Georgia aboard a Pullman equipped special train. Vice President Hobart Senator Hanna and others accompany the party. Secretary Long to Pensacola and Alger to Boston will follow with concurrent duties.
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President's Night Ride Opens Voyage to Georgia
President McKinley sails from Danville on a palatial special train amid cheers and dusk, with Mrs. McKinley waving farewell and Mark Hanna vowing to ensure a smooth journey to Georgia. The luxurious cars, crew, and plans mark a festive political departure after Congress adjourns.
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American Forces Break Filipino Resistance Near Guadaloupe and Pasig
General Wheaton with Twentieth and Twenty second Infantry and others advances from Guadaloupe to San Nicolas and Pasig. A river gunboat shells entrenched positions, causing retreat. Otis eyes Malolos as the next objective to capture Aguinaldo and end the rebellion amid harsh conditions and heavy heat.
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Dewey Sends Supplies for Guam Station
Navy confirms Admiral Dewey reports Nashan has departed Manila carrying provisions for the new naval station at Guam.
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Sadie Pettie 17 Dies After Jump From Window
Sadie Pettie died after a month on a white cat under City Hospital care. The 17 year old, injured when she reportedly jumped from a window at 1022 Tremont Street on February 14. Medical Examiner Draper will investigate the mysterious case and seek light on the cause.
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Arrest of John Clarity on assault charge at Station 5
Early this morning officers from Station 5 arrested John Clarity a 22 year old resident of 32 Second Street South Boston on a warrant charging assault and battery.
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Prisoner Rescue Attempt Named in Court Proceeding
The statement describes an intent to rescue a prisoner from Sergeant John P. Clark of the Dedham Street Station on Washington Street near Malden on the night of March 8. Clarity will be arraigned in court this morning.
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Boston Braces for Deep Freeze as Cold Wave Nears
Forecaster Smith predicted a sharp fall in temperatures with Boston facing a brutal cold spell. At 10 oclock the mercury neared freezing while yesterday the core of the wave hovered near the Great Lakes and White River saw 25 below.
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Death ruled an accident in East Boston dock scene
Associate Medical Examiner Stedman concluded after examining Mathew Nelson that his death, found unconscious at the bottom of Simpson's dry dock in East Boston, and who died at Massachusetts General Hospital, was caused by an accident.
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