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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1899

Page

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Filipinos Desperate Stands as Americans Press Across Manila Front

American forces push along the Dagupan railroad driving Filipinos from Malinta and Newcanayan. Otis Hale and Wheaton brigades link with McArthur division to seize trenches protecting the track. Casualties show 45 Americans killed or wounded. rebel losses estimated at 20 with 40 prisoners taken.

Manila Dagupan Malinta Newcanayan Harrison Gray Otis Hale Newcanyon General Wheaton Wheaton McArthur United States Helena Malabon Monadnock Paranque Twentieth Kansas Company E H. S. Plumer Curran C. Craig Nibal Third Artillery William Patton James O'Neil Forwarthy Herbert Ewose Stewart Twenty-second Infantry Egbe ‘i Prince Loewenstein Miller Tloilo Prince Ludwig Karl Loewenstein-Wertheim London Associated Press Prince Anne ®Aville Earl of Mexborough Philippines Montejos European Club Polo Washington Volunteers Pasig

American Troops Press Toward Malolos During Philippine Campaign

American forces under General Otis advance from Meycauyan toward Malolos as Filipino troops retreat to Aguinaldo's headquarters. Circulars by Antonio Luna threaten harsher actions against spies and looters. firefights near Marilao result in American casualties and enemy losses.

Battle ends with American artillery in Filipino town

The American artillery broke a Filipino defense, forcing panic and flight as about 100 sought safety while white flags rose. Colonel Funst on and 20 Kansas men crossed the river to seize 80 prisoners and arms, with the Pennsylvania regiment taking 40 prisoners. The Filipinos on the right faltered. Americans rest in the town as Otis' brigade crosses the bridge.

Funston Kansas Regiment Pennsylvania Regiment Otis

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