Rebels Fire On Americans Near Iloilo City Front
Manila february 15 reports say rebels lined roads near Iloilo City and fired on American out posts while a gunboat shelled villages. California volunteers and Washington Idaho regiments pressed the fight driving insurgents from Jaro Presidencia and toward Lake Laguna de Bay with several wounded among US troops.
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Sixth Artillery
Lake Laguna de Bayo
Potter
Iloilo
M. D. Miller
Otis
United States
Philippine Islands
Miller
Cheatham
Tennessee Volunteer Regiment
Molo
Loilo
Kellar
Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Jaro
Griffiths
Presidencia
Frank Bowles
Eighteenth Infantry
Olympia
Dewey Comments on Filipino Defeat Lessons
Admiral Dewey says the onshore people know more about the situation than he does. He notes natives returning, especially in San Roque, where they were driven off earlier by insurgents who had burned their houses. The interview reflects lessons learned from recent defeats.
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Aguinaldo
Noilo
Hoilo
Molo
Jaro
Hale
Manila
United States
King
New York
the Herald
Dewey
San Roque
Gorge at Niagara Falls Drives Jam in River Gorge
Niagara Falls reports ice packed along many shorelines with river piling high and extending from banks. Large ice hills form near the gorge foot, some as high as 50 feet, a mountain-like block over 100 feet. If mild weather returns, moving ice could sweep away structures near the river. Railroads restart service. trains moving with some regularity. Upstate lines resume travel. full schedules anticipated on passenger, freight, and coal runs.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Philadelphia
Weather and travel update from Washington and Texas cattle deaths
Washington reports clear sunny weather with 20 degree warmth, streets reopening and railways operating. In McKinney Captain Stiff sails to ranch as cattle die from unknown disease, Dallas telegraphs for vet. Near Charleston a construction engine is wrecked by spreading tracks on the Garret line, killing two and injuring eight.
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McKinney
Tex
E. R. Stiff
Dallas
Charleston
South Carolina and Garret
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