Filipinos Slay A Frenchman In Manila Amid War News
A French negotiator killed by Filipino insurgents under a flag of truce risks French action. OTIS reports encouraging progress as insurgent disintegration appears, volunteers return to Negros, and the Navy moves four regular regiments to Manila via New York and Suez. Transport ships Meade Thomas Logan aid Pacific deployment.
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New York
Manila
M. Dumarias
France
Washington
General Otis
War Department
Philippines
Otis
Calumpit
Rio Grande
Macabebe
Corbin
Negros
United States
Hancock
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Nelson
Cleveland
San Francisco
Twenty-first Infantry
First Artillery
Jacob Kline
Dio E. Jones
Elmer H. Chevalier
Suez Canal
Thomas
Meade
Logan
Atlantic
Seventh Infantry
Missouri
Porto Rico
Seventh Artillery
Atlantic Coast
Coast
Chesapeake
Gulf
New York City
Suez
Great
Sherman
Sheridan
Pacific
Army
Pacific Coast
Fifth
Sixteenth Infantry
Newport
General Merritt
Fourth Artillery
Fifth Artillery
Warren
Eighth Artillery
City of
Pueblo
Zealandia
the Herald
Capiz
Panay
Mr. Higgins
Manila and
Dagupan
San Fernando
Higgins
The
Herald
Senor Mabini
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Long
Navy Department
Dewey
Department
Suit for Damages Over Train Wreck Death
Cornelius Line files suit in Kansas City for 2200 against the Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham railroad after his son, a member of Terry’s Rough Riders, was killed in the Tupelo military train wreck en route to Cuba. The note also mentions a stove manufacturers convention and a proposed trust affecting about 200 plants.
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Kansas City
Cornelius Line
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company
Terry
Tupelo
Miss
Cuba
Cincinnati
National Association of Stove Manufacturers
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Dozier
CME Best
C. M. Proctor
Herbert Campbell
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney
Gunther
Europe
Savannah
Santiago
Myers
Secretary of War
Telephone
MO. B. Mike
Garth, Howell & Webb
Chester
Connecticut
Bryan Water, Ice, Lights and Power Company
Rockers
James & Castles
Dixie