Philippine Commissioners Sail From Hongkong to Manila
The United States Philippine Commission left Hongkong aboard the Baltimore bound for Manila. Reports from Manila say the gunboat La Guna de Bayo engaged insurgents near Macau, firing Gatlings and Nordenfeldts for about 45 minutes before the insurgents scattered and resumed fire. Morgan City and Tacoma arrived at Manila in good health and condition. animals aboard Tacoma in excellent shape. Miss Andrae Clark to return aboard the Australia with B. F. Bhlera & Co, offering latest Parisian fashions.
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Morgan City
More Troops for Manila Reinforced by Six Regiments
Washington reports the War Department ordered six regiments to reinforce General Otis in Manila. The Sixth Artillery at San Antonio, Sixth Infantry along Atlantic stations, Ninth Infantry at Madison Barracks, Thirteenth Infantry in New York, Twenty first Infantry at Plattsburg, and Sixteenth Infantry at Fort Crook and nearby Midwest posts are to be prepared to move to San Francisco and then to Manila.
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Manila
Transport Sherman Arrives at Perim En Route to Manila
The Sherman with the Third Infantry and a Seventeenth Infantry battalion has reached Perim, a British naval station on the Red Sea, en route to Manila. Next stop likely Colombo, Ceylon, with arrival at Mavila around March 16. The Sherman is two weeks behind the Grant.
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Death of Lord Herachell and Venezuelan arbitration
Washington March 2 The State Department says the death of Lord Herachell a member of the arbitration commission on the Venezuelan boundary will not undo progress toward settlement. It is customary to appoint a successor under the original terms and the British government will likely name his successor soon.
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State Funeral of Princess Kalelani in Honolulu
A royal funeral in Honolulu honors Princess Kalelani with a large state procession from Kawaiahao Church to the cemetery. Dignitaries from Hawaii and foreign consuls attend as clergy and choirs conduct solemn rites, followed by a lengthy cortege and military procession through the streets.
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Handel
Army Bill Passed Amid Hints of Extra Session
Washington March 1 The House approved the Senate Army reorganization bill 203 to 82 amid sharp opposition and hopeful talk of an extra session. Republicans Henderson Grosvenor Cannop supported it. Bailey and Hall defended the measure as temporary. Cullom of Illinois spoke on Hawaii government plans and anti imperial echoes in a broad floor discussion.
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Kipling Shows Slight Fever As Recovery Continues
New York March 2 The 2 p.m. bulletin reports Kipling making steady progress with slight fever and comfortable though weak. The Evening Bulletin notes overall recovery while detailing the affected portion and ongoing treatment in the factory setting.
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