American Forces Resting at Malolos After Fatigue of Campaign
Manila April 17. The American forces under General MacArthur rest at Malolos in good condition. Rebel forces are reported along the Lawton Hall line and at Pilar near Cainia and Tayotay. A reconnoitering party from the North Dakota regiment engaged the Filipinos, with seven rebels killed and two American wounded.
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Manila
MacArthur
Malolos
Lawton An Hall
Latunia
Lawton
War department notes U S gains in the Philippines
Officials in Washington report Otis dispatches show Aguinaldo’s force nearly destroyed with few insurgent pockets remaining. The Army expects to face only small groups, easily overcome, as American troops advance under Otis.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Otis
Elietes
Aguinaldo
OtTshow
Quiet Prevails in Manila Campaign Report
A cable dispatch from Otis to the war department states American troops rested after entering Malolos. No forward movement on April 1 or April 2. Reconnaissance shows insurgents in scattered pockets who withdraw as forces approach. Few units shift positions while preparations for continued active campaign proceed. Army in excellent spirit.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Malolos
Manila
Malulas
Aguinaldo Trapped as Uprising in Philippines Escalates
New York dispatch reports American forces advancing in the Philippines with Aguinaldo potentially trapped if he moves north. The piece notes Macaholas as a rival to Aguinaldo and warns of a devastating defeat should Aguinaldo invade northern territory. The overall view predicts an American victory.
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New York
Philippines
Tion
Merritt
Walder M1 Toner
Uraily Tammuch
Macaholas
Aguinaldo
Masahalas
Wounding of Major Strong Reported in Cable
Mrs. William La Strong confirms her son Maj. Putnam Bradlee Strong was wounded in the Malolos area as letters and cables arrive. The family notes he sought to spare them worry and expects official reports from Gen. Otis. The latest message says Malolos taken, easing concern.
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New York
Wm. la Strong
Maj
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Malolos
Strong Recalls Son’s Wounds Amid Club Pride
Strong learned of his son’s injuries and expresses pride that his boy is safe at home. He notes the desire to have him home and mentions plans for his son to write a story about the fighting duet as witnessed.
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Strong
Wars Deaths and Wounds List From Otis Report
Washington April 1 A long list from Otis details killed and wounded personnel from multiple units on March 1 including First Nebraska First South Dakota and First Colorado. Names ranks and some initials appear for Private Corporal and Lieutenant entries with several spellings and errors in the OCR.
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Washington
Otis
Nebraska
Tt. N. Lawton
Mifentey
Musman Heh Ashley
Peter Olesen
Harry VW Stephenson
Frank G. Armstrong
Wesley James
Willem G. Alvey
Oliver Ro Cason
Clarence Anderson
William Ifouse
cCorporal
Richard Kalt
Ernest Kiner
Emil Krohn
Robert Wistly Wharles C. Dehart
James P. Coserave
John Westoves
William L. Whitcomb
Albert Flise
Walter P. Stockton
Gaylord & Blair
John A. Everson
Bere $. Donaldson
Bil
South Dakota
Jose Waugh
Te. Richeland
William Gundy
Herma Isinger
Colorado
Charles Thischinson
John Dennis
Henry Redman
John C. Okerkle
B. Pillipps
Manila Battle Witnessed by Honolulu Ship Crew
April 1 report recalls the three mast Honolulu in Manila harbor during the great battle. The ship arrived with 500 bales of hemp and carried a crew of twelve, six Filipinos. Captain Dexter ferried coal to support the American squadron, and Admiral Dewey ordered coal taken for U S ships. The Dexter family watched Manila and the summer action as American forces advanced.
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Manila
Aer
Dexter
Maita
New Caste
Amenesa
Olympia
Devey Vaid
Monoltia
Bart
Admiral Dewey
Samoan Matter Fixes and Diplomacy Report
April Bevin reports from the foreign office that a German proposal has been accepted by major powers. A U.S. ambassador and a German official described a plan to send an investigative committee to Samoa, aiming for an amicable, satisfactory solution amid tensions with Britain and Germany.
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Germap
Sata
Troops Offer Services Wellington No 2 April 1
Believing the imperial authorities may need special communication Premier St Sadden cabled the steamer Tutanekal to hold readiness at Auckland to carry patches and sent a battalion of troops and volunteers to use British warships. An expedition of 120 men to I-Chon in Shan-Tune province is to be dispatched with provisional seizure of T-Chon. no annexation intended.
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Wellington
St Sadden
Tutanekal
Auckhind
Hae
Treane
Auckland
Byer
Mangeuvers
E-Chon
Berlin
I-Chon
Shan-Tune
T-Chon
Tere
Rome council trip noted for bishops from several regions
A Lima dispatch reports Archblahow Tovar and bishops from Ballon Ave quipa Pulredon Puno Falson Cum lo Sulano Rizzo Chachpaguas Inas will travel by Saturday steamship to Rome to attend a council.
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New York
Herald
Lima
Tovar
Ballon
Avequipa
Pulredon
Puno
Falson
Cum Lo Sulano
Rizzo
Chachpaguas
Inas
Rome
Queen's Riviera Visit Marred by Sailor Attack Incident
A French Riviera episode marred Queen Victoria’s visit as three sailors from the Osborne yacht were injured after a confrontation with Breton locals at Ville Tranche. The crew defended the ship, authorities apologized, and the royal party continued its tour amid influenza and social bustle in Paris and London society.
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London
Asso
Joseph J. Choate
United States
Mat. Choate
Brighton
J. R. Carter
Carter
Spencer Addy
Paris
Wid
Lambert Tree
Chicago
Miviera
England
Arthur
Warwick Shire
Judge Tree
Sparker
Wils
Earl of Warwick
Riviera
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Osborne
Ville Tranche
Ufe
Brevehmen
Henry
Hutlerbers
York
Homeiday
Marlborough
Funk
Town
Firet
Tutay Chen Gay “Consuelo
Ipqatre
Patien
Patien and the Queen. Six Added. Leads the Fst of Players, Polver Parties, Evord
Duchess of Devonshire
Stratford
Mes
Arthur Paget
Weald
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Lloyd’s
Plimsoll
Samuel Plimson
Seaman’s Friend Letter Praises Safety North Atlantic Mark
A letter to the newspapers praises the Winter North Atlantic mark as a minimum safety flag and laments its abolition. The author argues the move would harm sailors and devastate families, noting the impact on men at sea and women and children left behind.
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UDP
Ais Mn
Lafayette Medal Coin Design Sparks Mint Debate
Washington reports detail a proposed Lafayette commemorative coin with engraver Chrysle B P Barton drawing the design at the Philadelphia Mint. The Lafayette Memorial Commission suggests portraits of Washington Lafayette Lincoln McKinley, and a Lafayette prayer motto. Congress backs mint purchases for the coin program, with $50,000 in silver for souvenirs.
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Washington
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P. Barton
Philadelhia Mint
United States
Mvenory
Lafayette
Rate Eet
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Lafayeette Monet Commission
Washiteton
Lefaystie
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Taffayette
Thomneon
Vite States
Tdncoln
Cresvont McKinley
Lafayette Monument
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Seen
Treasury
Ocean Disasters Reported With Several Sunk
Doves England April 1 news notes multiple ocean disasters. The German steamer Pontos from Rosario collided and sank after a collision. crew rescued. The British steamer Ethel Hilda reports a collision off Dungeness. The Strela, a French firing smack off Dover, had six Pronehmen drowned. Advices say the Heathpool, a British steam collier, collided with an unknown vessel near Hracyhead and sank with only one saved.
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Doves
England
Rosario
rUtey
New Zealand
Ethel Hilda
Dungeness
Strela
Dover
Brighton
Heathpool
Hracyhead Terday
Practice Cruise of the Squadron Sails for La Guayara
A special Washington report says the squadron led by Admiral Sampoon, with battleships Indiana and Texas and cruisers New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Detroit, Mar iiehead and Supply, sails from Kingston for La Guayara. The voyage includes coal at La Guayara, three days there, and a demanding two ship routine before a second 100 day cruise begins.
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Chicago
Washington
Sampoon
Indiana
Texas
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Detroit
Mariiehead
Supply
Kingston
la Guayara
Stampoon
la Cuayara
Squadivan
Anil
The Magician to Be Sent Home
Chicago police to detain Ching Ling Foo after a government request to repatriate the Chinese magician. He will be escorted by Charles A. Stone to San Francisco where an agent of the Chinese government will take custody.
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Chicago
Ching Ling Foo
Ay Focal Theater
Chine
United States
Ching
America
Omaha
Washington
the Treasury
Gage
Rescue Ship Wrecked Near Southampton
The steamship Southwestern, sent to aid the Stella disaster victims, ran ashore near Southampton last night. The crew remained aboard, and no deaths were immediately reported.
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London & Southwestern Railway Company
Southwestern
Stella
Swedish Editor Dead in Chicago
Andrew Chaiser editor and publisher of the Chicago Swedish Tribune died of diphtheria in Chicago on April 1.
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Chicago
Andrew Chaiser
The
Chicago Swedish Tribune
French Kid Gloves in latest styles and brands
Creynierd presents Reynier three clasp gloves in new street shades and black, price 1.50 for PL and L kit, 1.00 for PL gloves. Also PLAVIA and SERVIA French Kid Gloves in Easter shades, 1.76, agency secured, repairs and alterations guaranteed for gloves costing one dollar or more.
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PO & L
Foster Hook
France
Wall
Women's Ready-to-Wear Garments for the Season
Numerous new suits arrive at Homesty and Serge Shop including Pertury at Homesy and Serge lines. Prices range from $9 to $49 with many all wool, satin, and velvet options in blue, black, tan, and sage, featuring tailored jackets, box jackets, and stylish skirts. Other styles to be shown Monday. sizes and prices listed.
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