Insurgent Leader Aguinaldo Tightens Repression as Filipinos Face Death
Manila reports say Aguinaldo is suppressing signs of independence, condemning twelve men to death for advising surrender and urging loyal Filipinos to assassinate them. General Lagarda visited Malolos to urge retreat. Aguinaldo ordered Lagarda killed. Americans note prisoner generosity but fear Filipinos will keep fighting for gain.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Signa
Lagarda
Malolos
Agulinaldo
Kansas Notes Highlight Oddities and Developments
A collage of Kansas news items from Coffeyville to Topeka. Topics include new furniture and telephone projects, factory efforts, a starch factory search, a marriage after vaccination, and a variety of local business openings. Reports cover veterans, rail travel, state legislature actions, and regional curiosities with named towns and individuals.
American Forces Struggle in Manila Campaign Conditions
AP dispatch from Manila reports the American Mying brigade fighting under hard conditions amid lagoons and thick bamboo as rebels counter attack near Cainta. Officials estimate 10,000 reinforcements needed to stabilize ground and city policing amid rains and looting by troops.
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Manila
Hose Kone
Associated Press
Mying
Cainta
Lipo
Miller Repulsed Insurgents at Iloilo in Panay Island
Masina March 21 report says Panay island banditti threatened Iloilo but were repulsed with 200 dead by General Miller and Newell's California regiment under Lt Col Duboco. Indiana will embark tomorrow to reinforce garrisons at Bais and Baguyan on Negros coast where Col Smith commands. Major General Otis expects no trouble.
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Ilupo
Masina
Panay Island
Iloilo
Niller
Newell
California Regiment
Duboco Han
Indiana
Bais
Baguyan
Island of
Negros
Smith
Otis
Seven Americans Killed and Thirty Wounded in Manila Fighting
London dispatch reports from Manila that in Sunday fighting seven Americans were killed and thirty wounded. The casualties involved Washington and Oregon volunteers and the Twenty-second Infantry, regulars.
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London
Manila
Washington
Oregon
Mr Sherman Not So Well in Jamaica Wreck
Report from Jamaica dated March 21 notes ex Secretary John Bher joan aboard the American steamer Paris is not improving. Doctors are discouraged as his condition weakens and the case draws concern.
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MR. Sherman
Kinesrox
Jamaica
John Bherjoan
Paris
Body Found as Windsor Hotel Debris Recovered
Skeleton found on Forty sixth street side amid Windsor hotel ruins. A human foot and burned leg bone recovered. fire engines keep smoldering. Laborers work by hand, valuables salvaged. Miss Helen Gould runs relief setup, workers fed in her kitchen. theories swirl about arson for robbery.
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Windsor
New York
Windsor Hotel
Forty-sixth Street
Helen Gould
Five Moore children die in fire at Mutebinsan Kansas
Huscrmynos Kan March 21 Five children perished from suffocation in bed as a fire swept their two story home. John Moore awoke to flames and fled after alerting others leaving the children unable to be reached by firemen. Names given include Carl Mary Peart Charles and Lee aged 3 to 12. The family had recently moved from Emporia.
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Huscrmynos
Kan
John Moore
Carl
Mary
Peart
Charles
Lee
Aig
Moore
Emporia
Beef Hoard Inquiry At Fort Leavenworth
The board of inquiry heard testimony from army officers including Sergeant Edward Mason of the First Cavalry. Mason confessed drawing refrigerated meat at Tampa or Lakeland and described a chemically treated appearance. he reported a coating like paraffin and refused to accept the meat. The session adjourned for Chicago at 4:15 p.m.
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Fort Leay
Enworth
Kan
Board of
Chicago
Army
Cuba
Edward Mason
First Cavalry
Tampa
Lakeland
Armour & Company
Fierce Engagement Near Lollo In Panay Campaign
A dispatch from Mollo reports an action by the Eighteenth Infantry Sixth Artillery and Tennessee units against insurgents at Mandurriao and Santa Harbaca. The battle involved heavy shelling bayonet charges and 62 850 rounds fired by the Eighteenth, with 200 insurgent dead and 300 wounded estimated.
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New York
New York Herald
Mollo
Lnland
Panay
Mandurriao
Santa Harbaca
Companiee C
Hand K
Eighteenth
Ten- Tessee Volunteers
Tennesses
Daro
Jaro Bridge
Louis Pehl
Eighteenth Infantry
Eighteenth Regiment
Riehl
Paly
Weening
Mayence
Germany
Arma Hava Pei
Robbed Missouri Post Office Reports and War Department News
Robbery at Mansfeld Missouri post office last night by burglars who blew open the safe door and stole about $200 in money and papers. Deputy U S Marshal Huffman and post office inspector notified. Also included are War Department dispatches denying uprisings in Porto Rico and reporting a Philipsing Commission meeting in Manila.
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Mansfeld
Maxership
M. G. Hensley
United States
Joseph Huffman
West Plains
Riot Ends as U S Cavalry Enters Laredo Disturbance
Rioting in Laredo with Mexican crowd over public health measures led to gunfire. Captain Rogers and four rangers were wounded, two rioters killed, and a U S cavalry detachment and Fort McIntosh troops restored order under City Marshal Bartholomew. A rioter died after being struck with a rifle butt.
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Laredo
Thias
Largpo
Texas
Erisis
Rogers
State Rangers
Rangers
Agapito Herrera
Herrera
Toude
Ayers
Fort McIntosh
United States
Tenth Cavalry
Market Place
Joseph Bartholomew
Funeral in Westminster Abbey for Baron Herschell
London March 2 Funeral services over the body of the late Baron Herschell took place in Westminster Abbey. Lord Churchill represented the Queen with royal and royal family attendances. The pall was borne for Baron Richard Farrer Herschell and the procession included the choir, a Beethoven Equale, and organist Sir Frederick Bridge. The body then departed for interment at Cliffe, Dorsetshire.
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Lord Herschell
London
Baron Herschell
Washington
Westminster Abbey
Lora Churchill
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Richard Farrer Hersehell
Lord Churchill
Victorie
Frederick Bridge
Saul
Waterloo
Cliffe
Dorsetshire
McKinley at Jekyll Island Visit
President McKinley rested on Jekyll Island near Brunswick with Mrs. McKinley and officials including Hanna and Bliss. Speaker Reed greeted the party as they arrived, amid summer visitors and a welcoming crowd on the water’s edge.
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Grooter
Brusswick
McKinley
Jekyl Island
St. Simon's Sound
Brunswick
Mra. McKinley
Hobart
Hanna
Cornelius N.bliss
Thomas B Reed
Reed
Sone Club
Whlsen
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Speaker
Agoncillo Heads to Paris. Debts Rise in Missouri
Agoncillo and Filipino delegates travel to Paris to confer with the Filipino junta in Washington amid no Manila news for ten days. In Missouri, W H Thomas, president of St Joseph Produce, disappears with unpaid claims totaling thousands from Kansas Nebraska Missouri and towns. Washington legal opinion dates the start of the Spanish American War as April 2 1898 and declares it ongoing.
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Agoncillo
Loxabx
Aguinaldo
Tornae?ated
Washington
Paria
Philippine Islands
Americana
Manila
Josurn
W. H. Thomas
St. Joseph
Wasuinoroy
Ludge
Lemley
Navy Department
Don't attack the hard to deal with a caller warns
A string of admonitions and quips warns readers to avoid rash talk and to think before actions. It mixes light humor about manners, wit, and romance with streetwise cautions to stay prudent and self controlled in daily dealings.
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Curmesa
Hamlet
Hye
Famous Rough Rider Buck Taylor backs Peruna cure
Buck Taylor Rough Rider and friend of Governor Roosevelt praises Peruna as the best catarrh cure. He shares his success with the medicine and notes winter delays in treatment while urging readers to request the free book Facts and Faces from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co. Columbus, O.
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Taylor
Buck Taylor
Roosevelt
New York
Upper
New York State
Peruna
Earth
Buck
F. Taylor
M’'g Co
Columbus
Advertisement Reading Promise in The Publication
The notice extols advertisements as a rich source of study and bargains. It urges readers to cultivate the habit of reading ads, claiming advertisers are reliable and deliver what they promise.
Darn Question Sparks Parson Debate in Chicago News
In Chicago, Parson Goodbue-Well debates whether the term darn is a swear word, noting meaning hinges on intent and context as Mr. Binkley-Parson governs the inquiry.
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Binkley
Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs Arkansas
The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas opens February 23 in the Ozark mountains offering a delightful climate and scenic views. It features unequaled medicinal waters and cheap excursion rates with through sleepers via Frisco Zene. Actress J O Plank is listed as manager in Room H Arcade Century Building.
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Crescent
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
J. O. Plank
Browsway
St. Louis
Conversation Fragments Between Characters
A terse exchange occurs among a group named Difference Paxnet Pugnot Say Haski Patult. The dialogue hints at deception with a line about being an inveterate liar and a correction about saying chron ie. The text resembles clipped literary dialogue or a dramatic script excerpt.
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Pugnot
Haski
Paxnet
Patult
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Through Pure Blood
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal cure for blood troubles and various ailments. It claims sunlight for flowers and pure blood for humans, presenting testimonials from users in Lynn Massachusetts Denver Colorado and Stamford Connecticut. It also includes a humorous jab in a cartoon caption about patriotism and a domestic scene.
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Hood
N. B. Sterky
Denver
Col
Mes. J
MceMars
Stamford, Ct
Monarch Acetylene Gas for Home and Store Lighting
An advertisement extols acetylene lighting as the brightest, least tiring light, claiming it surpasses electricity and oil lamps. It peddles Monarch Gas Co. Omaha and La Crosse seed catalogs, plus bogus farm product pitches and a Perfection Mfg. Co. poultry advertisement, all mixed with lighthearted quotes and notices.
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Monarch
Dwest
Earth
Monarch’ Acectylene Gas Co
Omaha
Neb
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