Water Works Taken as Rebels Fall Back
Moncia Feb 7 10 50 am Gen Hale's brigade captured the Singalon water works after a sharp fight with Nebraskans and Utah battery support Dr Young wounded captured and killed with body mutilated Gen Ivershine took Paranaque and Gen McArthurs division advanced beyond Gagalangin as insurgents retreated Manila reports place Filipino losses at 9000 dead and 3500 wounded with 5000 prisoners US casualties tallied 40 killed 150 wounded and 13000 American troops engaged
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Ivershine
Paranaque
McArthur
Gagalangin
Caloocan
Manila
United States War
William C. Smith
1St Tennessee Infantry
Water Front
Minnesota
United States
Olympia
Irene
Narcissus
Noilo
Uranus
Snd
Singalon
Col. Duboce
Washington
War Department
Manua
Tenth Pennsylvania
Maj
E. Briere
Albert J. Buttermore
Joseph Sheldon
Hiram Cooper
Edward Caldwell
Montana
Reynolds
Charles Rummels
Corp. Hayes
John Sorenson
Mayersick
Hings
Corp
Charles Toughwout
1St
South Dakota
Horace J. McCrancken
Fred KE. Green
W. Z. Lewis
Benjamin Phelps
Eugene Stevens
Frank G. Melain
Illiam Say
Carl Il. Osgood
A. Haskell
Bernhard Sharp
Ryan
Lundstrams
James Gleason
Otis
WastincTos
Dewey
Navy Department
Manta
Navy
Boston
Iloilo
Baltimore
Monadnock
Pasig
Porter Reports From Havana To Remedios Cuba Pact
Porter recounts his Havana to Remedios tour with Gen Gomez and Cuban officials. He notes improved conditions, growing crops, cattle herds, and a peaceful crackdown. discusses tariffs, reconstruction aims, and cooperation among US and Cuban military leaders to resolve the Cuban question. Also mentions Sundry Civil Appropriation and a Welch murder verdict in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Porter
Gen
Gomez
Remedios
Washington
Robert P. Porter
Havana
Gage
Cuba
Proctor
Vermont
Piner del Rio
Davis
Lee
Menocal
Mantanzas
Pedro Betancourt
Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Santiago
Leonard Wood
Castillo
United States
Brooke
Senate Ratifies Peace Treaty With Spain in 57 to 27 Vote
The U S Senate ratified the Paris negotiated peace with Spain by 57 ayes to 27 nays in executive session. The tally shows one vote above the required two thirds. Absent and paired members are noted.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Paris
Senate
Yeas
Aldrich
Allen
Allison
Baker
Burrows
Butler
Carter
Chandler
Clark
Clay
Cullom
Davis
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Faulkner
Foraker
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Gay
Hanna
Hansbrough
Arvis
Hawley
Jones
Penrose
Perkins
Pettis
Platt
N. Y
Pritchard
Quay
Ross
Sewell
Shoup
Simon
Spooner
Stewart
Sullivan
Teller
Thurston
Warren
Wellington
Walcott
Nays
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Caffery
Chilton
Cockrell
Daniel
Corman
Hale
Heitfeld
Hoar
Ark
Col Sexton’s Remains Arrive in Chicago for Grand Army Funeral
The body of Col James A. Sexton arrived with Mrs Sexton and William Sexton. Grand Army men greeted the procession to the Sexton home and memorial hall. Funeral plans place interment at Graceland Cemetery with cremation for the widow. The ceremony, to be held in Chicago, is expected to be a major G A R event.
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Curiaco
James A. Sexton
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Memorial Hall
Public Library
Grand Army
Graceland Cemetery
San Francisco
Senor Cuestas
Uruguay
St. Elizabeth
Jamaica
A. G Branley
Gov. Smith
Santa Monica
San Quentin
Prince Alfred
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Duke of
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Queen Victoria
Insular cabinet removed in Puerto Rico
Gen Henry dismissed the insular cabinet in San Juan after resignations were held, with new heads to run departments under direct supervision. Objections to American methods and to new officers prompted removals and replacements by the most competent, regardless of party. Blocs resisting the changes faced dismissal.
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San Juan
P. R
Henry
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public Works
Interior Department
Market Report shows mixed commodity prices in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati market report lists flour patent prices, rye, wheat, corn, oats, hogs, cattle, sheep, lambs, and veal calves with bid ranges and note prices for February contracts. It includes futures quotes for February, May, July, and September, with regional tracking and varied grade distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Northwestern
Ways and Means Committee Urges June 1900 Fund Drive
A Democratic National Committee appeal outlines a Ways and Means drive to raise money for the 1900 campaign. It names committees and leaders, lists subscription plans from one dollar per month through October 1900, and explains administration, accounts, and payment procedures at Unity Building Chicago.
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Friends of Our Cause
National Democratic Committee
National Democratic Gold Standard Committee
George F. Peabody
New York
Indianapolis
H. H. Hanna
Bankers' Organization
Williams Street
National Republican Committee
Mark Hanna
Union Trust Company Bank
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Chicago
W. H. Harvey
Ways and Means
Unity Building
America
James K. Jones
Democratic National
WM. J. Stone
Missouri
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
WM. V. Allen
Nebraska
Ways, and Means
Arkansas
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Imgalon
Dr. Young
Wheeler
Stallings
Alabama
House
Gen. Wheeler
Saint Domingo
House Committee On Appropriations
Gory
Col. Sexton
Springfield
Benjamin Celps
Tolepo
Young Men’s Christian Association of
McCullagh
Treasury
Count von Caprivi
German Empire
Skyren
Crossen
Frankfort
Centennial
Philippines
Hong Kong
United States Senate
Moulton Hill
L. Landsberger
Cloverdale
Cal
Fitzhugh Lee
Isle of Pines
Joseph Wheeler
Iowa
Magdelena
12Th United States Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
Col. Smith
Sheldon
Arpware
I. T
William Cameron
South
Wales
Johnstown
Cambria Iron Co
Market Report
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Postoffice
Harvey
Unity. Building
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