Captain L P Sanders on Aguinaldo in Philippines
Captain Louis P. Sanders of Company H, First Montana volunteers, recalls Aguinaldo's rise, his magnetism with the ignorant masses, and his cautious demeanor. Sanders met Aguinaldo's cabinet, notes Mabini and Sandico as leaders, and describes the insurgent leader's education, traits, and push for armsistice talks with General Otis.
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FIRST
Montana Volunteers
Louis P. Sanders
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Sanders
General Otis
United States
Acuinaldo
Bavoor
Manila Bay
Manila
Cavite
Hong Kong
Ma‘bint
Paterno
Sandico
Aguinaldo envoy and Luna links to assassination tale
An emissary for Aguinaldo weeps as he reports the cabinet will not pause hostilities and considers terms only after Filipino forces surrender. A spy with Aguinaldo, and Luna’s defiant stance against orders, connect to a broader narrative touching on General Luna and demoralization claims.
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Hbis
Aguinaldo
Aguilles
Ing
General Luna
Ita
Luna
Agules
Otis
Aguinaldo Contends Luna Assassination Affects None
General Luna’s assassins may not alter the Philippine conflict, says a U. S. observer. Aguinaldo’s influence wanes as organized Filipino forces dissolved. brigandage persists, with American forces skirmishing amid scattered resistance. Aguinaldo likely to be sent to Guam as war prisoner. Funston praised for capture.
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Luna
Aquilles
Aguinaldo
Philippines
An To
Logan Wee
Dagupan
Magellan
Hostilies
Guam
Funstan
County Officials Salaries Subject to Attachment if Law Takes Effect
County Attorney Peter Breen issued an opinion on wages due county employees. Senate bill No 28 passed by the legislature would allow county and city salaries to be attached for debt like private wages. The act becomes effective about mid June, ninety days after March 16 1901. Breen notes no proceedings are legal until then.
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Peter Breen
James Mahr
Maher
Senate
Breen
Taylor a bad man
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda March 28 John Taylor colored arrested yesterday by Constable Rentz on complaint of assault was tried in Justice Quane s court and sentenced to six months in the county jail. Taylor was released yesterday from an eight month sentence in jail for a vicious assault on an old man. He resisted the officer and threatened to kill him when free again.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
John Taylor
Rentz
Quane
Taylor
Justice Kennedy
Aguinaldo Taken Kansas City Story Recollects Punston Plan
A Kansas City Star note recalls General Punston's 1899 plan to capture Aguinaldo with 100 men, rejected by General MacArthur for lacking troops. It details Aguinaldo's Caloocan and Malabon movements, guards demanding pays, and Funston's audacious bridge crossing idea before hostilities.
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Kansas City
Punston
20Th Kansas Regiment
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Caleoocan
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Funston
Calooocan
Manila
Kansas Sentinels
Cit
Malabon
Calcoocan
Mac Arthur
Dewey Delighted at Albemarle Hotel Visit
New York on March 28 reports Admiral Dewey visiting the Albemarle hotel amid public enthusiasm. The brief note records his presence and the positive reception by onlookers and officials.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Albemarle Hotel
Footwear and dress item sale catalog excerpt
Seventy five pairs men's high grade Black Vici Kid Shoes laced style hand made kid lined heavy double soles $5.00 Shoes for $2.95 One hundred and fifty pairs Bernard & Friedman's high grade genuine Titan Tan Calf Shoes hand sewed toe shapes and medium weight sales Black Satine Wrappers with 12 inch founce around boron ruffles over shoulders rimmed with narrow black braid sizes 64 to Wb inches Percale Dressing Sacques Collars and cuits trimmed with narrow lace edging colors navy white black and white stripes ages 22 00 44 Inches
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Russia
Congress
Vici
Bernard & Friedman
Montana interview on Aguinaldo capture praised by Funston ally
An interview from Montana quotes a Kansas soldier praising the capture of Aguinaldo. The speaker notes the operation’s risk, credits Panzen and Josephins, and describes Aguinaldo as a capable but overrated leader. The interview discusses public reaction, potential further actions, and movement of Aguinaldo to Guam.
Funston's Home in Tola Sees Business Suspended
March 28 in Tola Kansas marked by widespread disruption as business activities paused at the home of General Funston. The scene reflected heightened concern and attention in the town with officials seeking updates on developments.
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Tola
Kansas
General Funston
Ters Coming Homese Major Dawson Report
Major Dawson of the Great Northern received a telegram stating that 400 homeseekers left St. Paul today for Montana Idaho and Washington with the Great Northern. Yesterday's train carried 250 excursionists and many will likely stop over in Montana.
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Major Dawson
Great Northern
St. Paul
Montana
Idaho
Washington
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Mabini
Marsh Aguinaldo
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Ma~bini
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Baler
King of Them
Steinway
Esty, McPhail
Schaeffer
Sherman’s
E. Park
Butte, Mont
Tel
Dewey
Hennessy
Butte
Ae Hennessy S
Aguimalde
Pansen
Joeplins
Meulmi
Aquinalia
Izens
Mags
Eigen
Coud
Fox
Tina Ton
Kans
Lola
Presa
Butte Miners’ Union
Frank O'Connor
J. J. Hanley
Funston's
C.A. Tuttle
Sullivan
National Undertaker
Broadway
Ters
Reid Parlor
Montene
Ilbert & Jones
Arlor
North Mainstret
Montana Book Co
Connell
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
New N. P
St. James Hotel
Mark F, Jones
Pres
N. Gilbert
Secy, Treas
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