Filipinos Fight强 as Luna Leads Rebels Near Manila
General Hale pushes insurgents toward San Fernando as General Wheaton’s brigade attacks Santa Tomas. General Luna heads the rebel forces and may soon surrender or disband. Otis maintains firm peace terms while Filipino envoys seek terms without progress.
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Manila
Hale
San Fernando
Wheaton
Santa Tomas
MacArthur
Kansas
Montana
Utah
Iowa
Sata Tom
Luna
Summer
Lawton
Maasan
Aguinaldo
Otis
Summers
Oregon
Minnesota
Moasin
San Isidro
Arayat
Panpanga
Spanish officers held awaiting court martial in Madrid
Admiral Montojo Captain Sasato and Generals Toral Jaudenes and Pareja are confined in the Madrid military prison awaiting court martial for Manila Cavite and Santiago defeats. General March is detained for remonstrances over promotion disputes. Cervera and Crain Diaz Moreau are indicted but free.
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Madrid
Montojo
Sasato
Toral
Jaudenes
Pareja
Manila
Cavite
Santiago
General March
Luque
Cuba
Hate
March
Cervera
Crain Diaz Moreau
Cou
Martial
Atlanta
Hiei
Dead fish fill White River from Chesterfield to Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on May 4 a five mile stretch of the White River from Chesterfield to Anderson is crowded with dead and dying fish. The fish kill is blamed on refuse from the Yorktown strawboard plant. The local fish commissioner has notified State Commissioner Sweeney, who is expected to arrive to act on the matter.
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Anderson
Ind
White River
Chesterfield
Yorktown
New Coaling Stations Planned Across Pacific and Atlantic
Rear Admiral Bradford completes plans for widespread U S coaling stations to serve the navy in war. Mission Rock condemnation soon, Honolulu coaling sheds and 20 000 ton coal pile discussed. Brutus with 4500 tons at Apia, Aberdeena 3000 tons en route, Yosemite to Guam to store 10 000 or 14 000 tons. Dewey holds 12 000 tons at Cavite, 17 000 on the way, 5 000 bound for Manila. Atlantic has 3 000 tons at San Juan, 1 500 on a coal hulk at Guantanamo, 7 000 at Key West.
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Washington
Bradford
United States
Mission Rock
Cal
J. F. Merry
Naval Coaling
Honolulu
Brutus
Apia
Aberenda
Yosemite
Guam
Leary
Admiral Dewey
Cavite
Manila
San Juan
Guantanamo
Key West
Admiral Dewey Honors British Master For Manila Service
Secretary Long presents to A W Robbins master of the Buccleuch a chronometer recognizing his services to the Asiatic squadron after the Manila battle on May 1. Robbins aided Admiral Dewey by relaying messages to Spaniards in Manila and assisting with cable communications despite Spanish refusal.
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Washington
Dewey
Long
A. W. Robbins
Manila
Robbins
Admiral Dewey
Hong Kong
Mrs Edgerly Dead Widow of Texas Cotton Trader
Mrs Amelia Corbett Edgerly widow of Samuel A Edgerly a noted southern cotton trader is dead in New York city. She accompanied her husband to Corpus Christi in 1859 and shared hardships during the Civil War after being captured by Union troops and later exchanged.
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New York
Amelia Corbett Edgerly
Samuel A. Edgerly
Corpus Christi
Tex
Edgerly
Thirty-second
Confederate Cavalry
Galveston
Texas Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Gored to Death by a Bull in Natchez
Natchez Mississippi May 2 Edward Mc Cabe a well known young man was gored to death by a thorough bred bull His body was found on the outskirts of the city badly lacerated and the skull crushed The timing of death is unknown and the bull is kept on the premises
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Los Angeles
Cal
T. W. Heinemann
Chicago
Natchez
Miss
Edward McCabe
McCabe
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