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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1899

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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.

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.

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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