Suffering in Samar details of wandering Marines
Jan 29 reports from Manili recounts of a Marine expedition in Samar under Major Waller. Troops became lost in jungle during a relief attempt from Layte, confronted by storms and hunger, with many Marines unaccounted for or incapacitated. Some rifles and ammunition were abandoned to lightened loads for survival. Several officers faced violent encounters with hostile natives during the ordeal.
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Manili
Avmar
Miowntunny
Keemu
Yatoun
Bamar
Agmit
Haney
Tacloeban
Cabhalogan
Rales
Ennemy
Ie Capuain
Fragmentary Weather and Flood Dangers Reported
Incomplete notes describe natives with passes crossing into a territory under threat from continuous rain. The area near Yop and Bammer faces severe flooding as rivers swell, risking loss of valuable assets and making movement hazardous except at great risk to property and life.
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Mery
Dems Take Lead in Fourth District Gigs Nomination
Democratic leaders in the Fourth District convened at the old party headquarters to nominate JT Willer for the vacant seat after Archibald Gufflini’s death. The meeting, led by Chairman McCarthy, debated the strategy of fielding a candidate now to challenge Hitt in the stronghold, with D. Timmons serving as secretary and Committeeman Jobsgen noting reform but accepting the plan to file papers and proceed.
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Republic
Jortion Mbout
Archibald Gufllini
Kaatuimataetree
Chilean Johnson
Democratic Party
Chaiman McCarthy
Damien Hite
D. Timmons
Slectel
Linn Wattister
Fred Terrill
Partien
Char
JT. Willer
Col
McCarthy
Marty
Ruth
mars dnani+ mone
Jobsgen
D. Tinmons
Reducing the Army in the Philippines
Washington reports a planned gradual reduction of the Philippine force under Secretary Root. About 15,000 troops will be sent home in stages, beginning with regiments arriving earliest, while preserving enough force to maintain order.
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Washington
Root
Congress
Chaffee
Philippine
Philippians
Rae Oly
Isihhirhady
United Sttates
Seryice
Archinelaxo
United States
No Plague in Manila Reports From Public Health Board
Manila reports no plague cases up to date and outlines measures by the Board of Health. In December 2500 houses were cleaned and disinfected, 2000 rat traps distributed, and about 15 000 pounds of sulphur burned to fumigate infected areas. A vaccination campaign for Chinese residents under supervision is planned, with 10 000 vaccinations expected next week.
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Manila
Bulletin Board
Board
Hyaltt Hoon
Hancock
Health Department
Cam Jon
Chinow
Amateur photographers contest offers 4000 in prizes
A call to Kodak camera owners to enter a competition sponsored by Kastan Kodak with a prize of 4000. The event promises strong participation and substantial rewards, urging entrants from Photo Supply Co area to join at the central headquarters.
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Kivery
Kodak
Kastan Kodaka
Hanabilu
Toutanta Favoralle
Prigen
Notierou
Telindanateare
Thandlata Photo Supply Co
Ary Tewdquartin
Death of a minstrel in New York Fel
The bulletin notes the death of a well known minstrel at St Vincente Hospital. The article mentions his past for entertainment on the popular page and hints at his connection to the “Geedion Kyow” era. Details are scarce and the notice reads as a brief obituary from a historic paper.
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Wellington
Philadelphia
New York
John Wanamaker
Theo
Bt. Vincente Hospital
Wiens Pepuler
Sean
Health Board Meeting Raises Cattle and Waste Issues
A Honolulu Board of Health session debated weekly tin consumption and contractor delinquencies, discussed cattle landing at Kintaveporpie, and reported weather impacting shipment. Officials proposed a permanent sanitation committee, garbage disposal measures, drainage work progress, and public works appointments while addressing a palmistry petition and city reports.
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Me Sint
Ie Cooper
Janien He Boyd
Sheridan Street
Veneh
Twilet
Hite
Alto
Ite
W. F. McConkey
Almence
C. A. Peterson
Makawao
Honolulu
Honoluli
Hie
Porjione
Hawaii
Helayed
California Editor Dies by Own Hand in Hospital Night
Edward Connon, a San Franco harbor commissioner, Stockton Mall owner, and noted Democratic figure, shot himself in the head at Pacific Hospital, dying instantly. A witness heard a gunshot and found him dead. reports reference toxic remedies and a painkiller ad beside the tragic scene.
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Los Angeles
Edward By Connon
Harbor
San Franco
Stockton
Pacific Hospital
Conan
Joanest van Hehl
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