Sagasta resigns amid cabinet crisis in Madrid
Madrid March 1 Senor Sagasta hands in the resignation of his ministry to the queen regent. The cabinet crisis prompts consultations with political leaders as the chambers adjourn for a new ministry. Spain expects defeat on the Philippines cession bill, while Germany withdraws all naval vessels from Philippine waters to protect subjects and foster U S relations. Rumors of a clash in Manila evaporate with the gesture.
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Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Germany
Ste Navy
Philippine
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo Refuses Release Offer for Spanish Prisoners
A Manila dispatch says Spain authorized General Rios to offer 500000 for Spanish prisoners. Aguinaldo's insurgents, demanding 7000000, rejected the deal and accused Spain of lawlessness. Senors Flores and Torres carried the message. No peace talks, and about 20 English subjects remain inside rebel lines north of Manila with no word since February 5.
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Filipino insurgents claim advances in Manila area
A Manila dispatch dated Feb states the Filipino junta reports real battles and holds Pasig, Pateros, Guadalupe, and Tondo while holding 600 American prisoners. They say no insurgents surrendered and that their government remains independent amid calls from foreign residents to withdraw to avoid bombardment.
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Tondo
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Germany withdraws warships under American protection
Washington report states Germany will withdraw its warships and place German subjects under American protection. The March 1 dispatch notes a shift away from hostility, with Germany seeking safeguarding for nationals amid evolving tensions.
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Washington
Monterey Off Docks Barnacles Removed From Hull
Monterey left Manila for Hong Kong dry dock to scrape barnacles and clear topical buildup. Baltimore takes her place, then the fleet returns to the Philippines within a week. Castine heads toward Manila, slow progress from Havana since hostilities began. Rebels near Caloocan Malabon mounting batteries in front of Malabon church, rebuilt after Monadnock fire.
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Malabon
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Monadnock
Post Office Robbery in Covington Targets Stamps and Cash
The Covington Kentucky post office was robbed late last night with about $20000 reported stolen. Thieves allegedly hid in the stamp department using an open door near the main staircase to observe the clerk sealing stamps and cash. Inspectors are investigating while Postmaster Reynolds declines to disclose the total loss.
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O. A. Reynolds
Affairs in Samoa Not Yet as They Are Wanted
News from Apia Samoa dated February seventeenth reports ongoing troubles under the provisional government with interference against natives and British subjects and their servants. Malietoa and Mataafa groups are taxed, while Dr Raffel apologizes for boycott incidents aboard the Porpoise and for insulting legal figures during guests aboard the ship.
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Raffel
Chambers
Malietoa
Pope Undergoes Unsquerred Operation and Recovery
In an event reported from Rome the pope underwent a medical procedure to remove a long standing cyst that had become inflamed. The operation could not use chloroform, yet the pope’s condition afterward is described as fairly satisfactory. Other items note Mrs Jeffer son Davis arriving in New Orleans and Spanish miners facing deportation from New York.
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