The Last Stand of the Rebels in the Philippine Front
Manila reports describe American advances toward Malolos with heavy fighting, a river crossing by Major Howard’s unit, and Filipino losses in the thousands. Aguinaldo reportedly warned surrender if the capital falls. additional dispatches note casualties, skirmishes along the railroad, and insurgent capitol movements to San Fernando.
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Manila
Malolos
Bocave
Bulacan
Aguinaldo
Garcia
Torreo
Pacheco
Howard
Mariboa
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Funston
Marilao
Montana
Bigan
Riebels
Minnesota Regiment
Dakota
Manilao
Meycauyan
MacArthur
Third Artillery
Mariloa
Nebraska
Kansas Volunteers
Nebraska Volunteers
Pell Mell
San Fernando
Malabon
Pasay
Yorktown Fires Two Shots as Steamer Is Overhauled
Dara entered the gulf heading southward as the Yorktown fired two shots before the steamer was overtaken and overhauled.
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Gulf
General Otis reports supplies sufficient for immediate wants
In reply to Adjutant General Corbin’s inquiry Otis states supplies of all kinds are sufficient for immediate wants.
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Otto Boehme
Washington
Corbin
Otis
Fire destroys Howard block in Hartford. hotel lightly damaged
A Hartford blaze completely destroyed the Howard block and slighted damaged the Hines Bros. hotel. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. The Howard block housed James L. Howard, machinery manufacturer. Meanwhile Alger departed for Cienfuegos with the Ingalls transport. Alger spent no time in Havana.
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Hines Bros
Howard Block
James L. Howard
Izavana, Marcn
Alger
Cienfuegos
Ingalls
Havana
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