Advance Washington Regiment in Luzon Engagement
Walter A. Ries reports Aug 12 from Luzon about daylight advance on Aug 9 to within a mile. Casualties small but natives resist in a 1800 yard cane field with waist deep mud crossing trenches. Prisoners not taken. wounded natives dragged away and secured against drowning. He notes rumor of lighter duty for Seventeenth and describes transport of Peru from San Teaco to Manila with army mail delays.
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Santeco
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Revenue stamps relate to Wheeling & Lake Erie mortgage
Mortley received Friday a deed and mortgage for the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad property. The deed, from Ohio, is filed with master commissioner F Carston. The mortgage is from Wheeling & Lake Erie to the Mercantile Trust Company of New York and covers property valued around 15 million dollars. Revenue stamps attached totaled about 1 750 plus 2 300 dollars in other charges.
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Novelty Company Wins Jury Verdict After Deliberation
The Novelty Company case, under Judge Eason, concluded after hours of deliberation with a verdict in favor of the defendant Briant was injured earlier, and the jury returned to the room. No appeal is expected in this matter.
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Million in Smoke as Big Four Warehouse Fire Rages
Cincinnati report says flames within the Big Four warehouse spread to adjacent buildings and freight sheds causing extensive loss. The fire damaged the new passenger station area and disrupted morning trains. losses run over a million dollars. In a separate item, 14 year old Goldie Cochran in Murcie Ind fends off a burglar with a silver backed hairbrush during a residence raid. the intruder lay unconscious after the clash.
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Fierce Telephone Fight Prompts Heavy Damages Suit
New Orleans reports a fierce fight between rival telephone companies leading to a United States circuit court action for 100600 dollars. The Pecpie's sue Cumberland alleging unfair competition and business damage. Oregon notices include a palace fire at Grant's Pass destroying multiple structures with 7500 dollars loss.
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Emperor taps Clary to form new Austrian ministry
Vienna report: Emperor Francis Joseph accepts the cabinet resignations led by Count Thun Hohenstein and tasks Count Clary with forming a new ministry. The move follows a Saturday resignation by the premier and interior minister.
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Francis Joseph
Count Thun Hohenstein
Count Clary
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