Burlington's Feb statement and Washington Mining meet
A bustling market advances dominate the day with a 12 1/2 point rise in Chicago and Northwestern. Washington Mining Company held a special meeting to consider reorganization and increasing capital to 2 500 000, with new directors elected and exploration reported on, while Boston and other stocks show notable moves and forecasts.
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Toacco
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Bingham Mining
Boston Stock Exchange
Washington Mining Company
R. Dow
John C. Watson
Charles E. Adams
James Chynoweth
Fay
Tmne
Mahaia Minng
Michigan Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Eeeses
United States Mining
Boston
Trimountain
Mass
Michigan
Fortuna
Victoria
Trio
Copper Range
Miners
Boston & Lake Peel
Bay State
Dominion Coal
Nova Scotia
Whitney Iron
Whitney
T. W. Lawson
Boston E
New York
Standard Oil
Cochiti
Butte
Mon
Clancy
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Montana
Mayflower Mining Company
Calumet
H. F. Fay
J. C. Watson
W. B. Mosman
S. R. Dow
O. M. Emery
Houghton County
Mich
Boston & Cripple Creek
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Boston & Lowell
Messrs. Dunbar and Whipple
Pinkham
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Franklin King Company
Couny
Officers named by Otis in Manila dispatch
General Otis’s despatch lists Captain A. B. Frost now colonel of the First South Dakota Volunteers and notes three officers killed Jonas S. Lien Frank H. Adams and Sydney E. Morrison. Wounded is Paul D. McClelland. Third Infantry takes front role replacing Twenty-third Infantry. Two battalions of the Twenty-third with Oregon Volunteers saw heavy fighting before the unit was recalled to Manila.
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Washington
Frost
Otis
A. 8
Twenty-second Infantry
South Dakota Volunteers
Jonass. Lien
Frank H. Adams
Sydney E. Morrison
Paul D. McClelland
Third Infantry
Oregon Volunteers
Manila
Spanish Steamer Mandara Seized After Gulf Chase
The US gunboat Yorktown arrived in Manila with the Spanish steamer Mandara, owned by the Monderona Company, which attempted to run the blockade. After a stiff chase in the Gulf of Lingayen twenty five miles north, the Mandara was overhauled following two shots fired by the Yorktown.
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Manila
United States
Yorktown
Mandara
Monderona Company
Gulf of Lingayena
Gulf
Navy Department
Dewey
Gulf of Lingayen
Malolos
Spain
Luzon
Sheriff Denies Abandonment Claim in Bartlett Habeas Corpus Motion
Law yer J. W. Britton argued for a writ of habeas corpus to release Walter A. Bartlett from Charles Street jail. Sheriff O'Brien was said to have effectively abandoned Bartlett by staying outside the Commonwealth. Judge Barker denied the motion.
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J. W. Britton
Barker
Supreme Court
Boston Druggists Meet on Windward Islands Talk
At a monthly gathering of the Boston Druggists Association twenty five members attended at Young's with President Cutler presiding. Harvey N. euteara spoke on the Windward Islands.
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Boston Druggists’ Association
Young's
Cutler
Harvey N. Euteara
Windward Islands
Cod liver oil advised for nursing mothers and infants
Dr Thompson urges cod liver oil for mothers and infants to prevent wasting diseases from fat and hypophosphites deprivation. Prof Cheadle presents experiments at St Marys Hospital supporting the need for such fats. Scott Emulsion marketed as Norwegian cod liver oil with hypophosphites by Scott & Bowne New York.
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W. B. Cheadle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thompson
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Morphine Cure Advertisement in Early Boston Notice
An 18th or 19th century style advertisement promises care before payment for morphine addiction or withdrawal, directing readers to contact Thomas Watson at 1 Somerset St Room 8 Boston for treatment and assistance.
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Fiona
Thomas Watson
Somerset St
Boston
Decisive battle nears as Manila campaign advances
Reports from the front describe American forces near Marilao and Bulacan as Major Howard’s battalion led a river crossing under fire. Otis notes strong supply lines, high troops’ spirits, and plans to push toward Malolos with MacArthur likely to assault if not halted by river barriers.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
Otis
Marilao
MacArthur
Malolos
Bulacan
Santiago
Major Simpson
Harrison G. Otis
Hale
Wheaton
Bulacan River
Manila Bay
St. Isabel
General Otis
Military Casualties Reported From Multiple Regiments
Message forwarded to Adjutant General Corbin lists March 27 fatalities across units including First South Dakota First Lieutenant Jonas H Lien and Frank Adams, Sidney Morinse, and several privates. also casualties from Twentieth Kansas C and Tenth Pennsylvania with named soldiers.
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Corbin
Saat
South Dakota
Captain Farrell on Philippine guerilla resistance report
In Chicago Captain G P Farrell of the First California Volunteers recounts his Luzon tour, noting the flat rice-field terrain aiding defense, native drill and armaments, Aguinaldo’s wary leadership, and expected protracted guerilla warfare after major battles as American forces push inland. He traveled incognito to study local attitudes and outlines entrenched native lines and shipping of arms during summer and autumn.
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Chicago
G. P. Farrell
California Volunteers
Manila
Luzon
Dagupan
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Malolo
Otis Praises Dakotans for Bravery in Aguinaldo Fight
Washington dispatch reports General Otis commending a South Dakota led charge under Frost against Aguinaldo's Spanish troops at Malolos and Marilao. Casualties include Lieutenant McClelland and 22 enlisted men. four others killed. railroads damaged, gunboats active on the Bulacan River.
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Torreo
Pacheco
Howard
Marilao
Kansas
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Bell
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Pennsylvania Regiment
Abernathy
Washington
Manila
South Dakota
Frost
Spain
Malolos
Lion
Adams
Morrison
McClelland
Bulacan River
Luna
Ames
Otis
Greely
Corbin
Loile
Smith
Ensrique
van Valzah
California
Prince Loewenstein
Wheaton
Oregon
Ae oTis
Associated Press
Losses in Manila report 157 killed 64 wounded
A War Department tally shows in Manila from Feb 4 through March 3 a total of 157 killed and 64 wounded. The list, prepared by the adjutant general’s office, records the casualties and notes medical and support staff recommendations for clubs and home use.
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Washington
Adjutant-General
Manila
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