Rebels Cut in Twain as Wheaton Forces Advance on Malolas
Manila dispatch reports Brigadier General Wheaton driving a flying column to split Aguinaldo's northern and southern wings along the Pasig River. American units along with gunboats shell insurgents, driving a retreat toward Guadalupe and Pasig as plans target Malolas to compel surrender or capture Aguinaldo.
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Malalos
Aguinaldo
Wheaton
Laguna de Bay
Manila
Pasig
Guadaloupe
General Otis
Malolas
Associated Press
Lloyd Wheaton
Twentieth United States Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Washington Volunteers
Oregon Volunteers
Fourth United States Cavalry
Sixth Artillery
San Pedro Macati
Guadalupe
Guadalupe Church
Scott
Washington
Parteros
United States
Twentieth Regiment
Pateros
Great Britain Seizes Miao-Tao Islands Near Port Arthur
Shanghai correspondence reports that Britain has seized the Miao Tao Islands opposite Port Arthur in the Strait of Po Chi Li north of Teng Chau Fu on the northwest Shan Tung Peninsula. The claim appears in the Daily Mail dispatch dated March 14.
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Britain
Miao-Tao Islands
Port Arthur
Strait of Po-Chi-Li
Teng-Chau-Fu
Kipling Expected to Return to England After Brief U.S. Visit
An intimate friend says Rudyard Kipling will likely make a short visit to the United States before returning to Brattleboro Vermont for a few weeks. He is not planning a trip to Mexico and intends to sail back to England early in the spring.
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New York
Britain backs Italy in Far East say. debate on naval power
In the House of Commons Liberal MP Wm Pritchard Morgan urged adjourment to spotlight Britain's support for Italy's Far East aims and Peking policy. Brodrick defended Italy as Britain’s ally and said Britain safeguards its interests while allowing allies to pursue concessions. The motion to adjourn failed 147 to 19 as charges of naval competition were rejected.
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London
House of Commons
Wm. Pritchard Morgan
Merthyr
Great Britain
Italy
China
Far East
England
United States
Admiralty
Goschen
Arthur J. Balfour
House
Italy Reverses China Ultimatum Stance Disavows Martino
The Tribuna reports Italy has not issued an ultimatum to China. The government disavows Sig. Martino’s San Mun Bay actions and recalls him, entrusting Italian interests to Sir Claude MacDonald of Britain in Peking until Martino’s successor arrives.
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Rome
the Tribuna
Italy
China
Sig. Martino
San Mun Bay
Peking
Claude MacDonald
Army Cut Down From Cuba As 30000 Return Home
The article reports plans to muster out about 30000 U S troops from Cuba with no new troops to replace them, leaving roughly 15000 regulars and 30000 volunteers in Cuba under ongoing military control. It notes the administration’s still unsettled stance and mentions delays in forming future troops and continuing local policing. It also covers the departure to Thomasville of President McKinley and party, and the Turley fallout over the Memphis postmaster appointment.
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Commercial Tribune
Wagton
Cuba
Spain
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
War Department
Dubay
State Department
Congress
West India Islands
Fraudulent Agent Impersonates Smithsonian Representative
The Smithsonian Institute warns residents across Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan and New York that a man posing as Thomas C Gentry Ridgeway or Cowley has solicited subscriptions for bogus bird publications. He claims to represent the Nature Study Society and the Smithsonian, which do not exist. numerous reports have reached the institute in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Thomas C. Gentry
Thomas C. Ridgeway
Thomas Co. Cowley
Meney
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Michigan
New York
Nature Study Society
Smithsonian Institution
Soldiers suffer knife attack at Cheyenne resort
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 13 a melee broke out among Twenty fourth Infantry colored soldiers at a resort. Corporal Greenhouse of Company I was fatally stabbed by Sergeant Barnes who was also wounded and fled the scene watched by a searching party.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Greenhouse
Barnes
Rhodes Plans Cape to Cairo Railroad Push in Berlin
Cecil Rhodes in Berlin to press German cooperation on the Cape to Cairo Railroad through German African territory. Reichstag circles view the military bill dispute as serious with Emperor seeking full funding and Center leader Dr Liever opposing concessions. Many expect a Budget Committee vote around 200 to 168 with possible dissolution.
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Cape To Cairo
Reichstag
Prince Hohenlohe
Lie
Government
Herbert Putnam Appointed Librarian of Congress
President appoints Herbert Putnam of Boston to be Librarian of Congress. Born 1861 in New York City, son of George P. Putnam founder of the publishing house. Harvard graduate 1883, Minnesota bar 1885, organized Minneapolis Public Library, expanded its Athenaeum into a free city library, later led Boston Public Library before return to library leadership.
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Washington
Herbert Putnam
Boston
Mass
Congress
New York City
Geo. P. Putnam
George Putnam & Sons
Mr. Putnam
Harvard
Columbia Law School
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Minneapolis Atheneum
Putnam
Minneapolis Public Library
Atheneum
Athenaeum
Suffolk Bar
Boston “Public ‘Library
Red Cross to Start Havana Hospital Mission
Government asks the Red Cross to take hospital duties in Cuba. A staff will depart for Havana to establish a hospital for Americans and civilians and to open others across the island. Doctors and trained nurses will be sent as needed. more representatives to Manila.
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Washington
Red Cross
Cuba
Havana
Manila
Judge Dellenbaugh and Senator Burke Disbarred
The Circuit Court signed journal entries disbarring Judge Frank E. Dellenbaugh and Senator Vernon H. Burke after they were found guilty of unprofessional conduct. The court extended motions for new trials to April 7, effective immediately, barring both from practicing in Ohio courts.
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Burke
Cleveland
Frank E. Dellenbaugh
Vernon H. Burke
Circuit Court
Dellenbaugh and
Ohio
President McKinley Heads South for Thomasville Visit
President and Mrs. McKinley with a party of friends depart Washington at 6 40 PM for a two week vacation in Thomasville Georgia aboard a Pullman equipped special. The train includes Iolanthe Clematis and Aberlin cars with guards and staff aboard. Vice President Hobart and Mrs Hobart and other officials accompany them to the station.
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McKinley
Hanna
Thomasville
Iolanthe
Pennsylvania
Hobart
Bict
J. N. Rixey
Charles B. Cortelyou
Barnes
White House
Corbin
Washington
Horatio
Clematis
Aberlin
Phelps
Ee B. Cortelyou
Gating
Trial for Colonel Picquart in Civil Courts
Paris report states Colonel Picquart, by order of the Court of Cassation, is handed to civil authorities for trial and moved from Cherche Midi Prison to La Santo civil prison.
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Paris
Picquart
Court of Cassation
Cherche Midi
la Santo
Mrs. Eliza Keifer Funeral Arrangements Set
Funeral plans for Mrs. Eliza Keifer wife of Major General J Warren Keifer were announced. Services will be held Wednesday forenoon at 48 East High Street conducted by Rev E P Thomson and Dr George H Fullerton with pallbearers three sons and a brother. Burial will be private at Ferncliff Cemetery. Court adjourned for a week in respect to General Keifer and his two sons, who are Clark County bar members. General Keifer and Captain Keifer had arrived from Havana.
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Ohio
ARMY
War Department
Geo. D. Freeman, Jr
Columbus
R.P. Risenberick
Hamilton
Guy E. Manning
Dayton
Cleveland
Jack” Hayes
John L. Bond
Freeman
Hayes
Bond
Grosvenor
Ohio State University
Ohio Volunteers
Puerto Rico
Rifenberick
West Point
Gambier
Manning
Hawkins
Santiago
Mead
W. W. Bond
Jack’’ Hayes
Regular Army
Southwest
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Eliza Keifer
J. Warren Keifer
Seventh Army Corps
East High Street
E. P. Thomson
Second Presbyterian Church
William W., Warren
Horace C. Keifer
Charles Stout
Ferncliff Cemetery
Common Pleas Court
United States
A. P. Linn Cochran
John C. Miller
Keifer
William W
Clark
Mrs Midgeley Granted Divorce In Pittsburg Case
Decree dissolving marriage of Seler M Midgeley and George F Midgeley issued today. Suit filed 1896. Music teacher of 31 Roberts Street, Dayton and Hamilton resident before moving to Pittsburg in 1890. Lida Bowers related to Mrs Midgeley implicated. letters to sister-in-law helped secure the divorce.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Seler M. Midgeley
George F. Midgeley
Roberts Street
Springfield
Dayton
Hamilton
George Midgeley
Lida Bowers
Lida Bowers, A Sister of Mrs. Midgeley
Midgeley
Doctor Murray Arrested in Sewickley Murder Case
Dr Charles F Murray, a young Sewickley physician, shot and killed his father s colored butler John Jennings and fled. He was arrested this morning at his uncle s home near Sewickley and is jailed here. He gave no reason for the crime.
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Pittsburg
Charles F. Murray
Sewickley
John Jennings
Firm Cuban Stand Blocks U S Recognition
No Cuban government has been formed that the United States can recognize or deal with. The text notes a firm stand by Cuban factions preventing official recognition or diplomatic dealings.
Census to count Cuban citizens under U S military rule
Washington reports a full census of Cuba will be conducted by U S military authorities assisted by civil officers. The move aims to identify citizens and electors for a representative government and money will be paid to Cuban soldiers as part of the process.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Gomez
Should Cuban Troops Uphold Assembly. U S May Disarm Them
Havana March 13 The article explains that if a portion of the Cuban army backs the assembly against the Gomez Porter agreement the United States may forcibly disarm them after a warning. US administration remains committed to Porter Gomez plan and its distribution details.
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Havana
Military Assembly
United States
Robert P. Porter
McKinley
Gomez
Parade Clash as Havana Police Attempt to Block Gomez Honor
In Havana on March 13 Civil Governor Frederico Mora ordered police to stop a people’s parade honoring General Gomez. Police, aided by mounted inspectors, failed to halt the march as crowds jeered and clashed, prompting bayonet charges by the Twentieth Regulars and a swift withdrawal.
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Havana
Frederico Mora
Gomez
Menocal
Quinta de Los Molinas
Raoul Arango
Mia Point
Quinta’ de Los Molinas
Central Park
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General Wheaton
Egbert
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Oeste
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Tinue
Ers
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Shanghai Cor
Daily Mail
Peninsula
Kipling
Senator Turley
Ohio Army
Muskingum River
Perry Heath
By Hal D. Landon
Turley
L. W. Dutro
Memphis
Tenn
South
Dutro
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Han
Frank M. Rider
United States Supreme Court
Federal Court
Perry S. Heath
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Seligmah Bros
American Bank of Hawaii
Honolulu
Island
Hawaii i
First National Bank of
Corporal Greenhouse
Cecil Rhodes
Berlin
Nate
Congressional Library
Dellenbaugh
Will
Thomasville, Ga
Mrs. McKinley
DR. Murray
U. S
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