Mindanao Island Conflict Report From Fortieth Regiment
Manila April 17 reports say twelve hundred Tagalogs attacked Case's battalion headquarters at Cagayan Mindanao on the 7th. Americans suffered fifteen casualties while about fifty attackers were killed and thirty wounded or captured. The assault included bolomen archers and mounted spearmen. a twenty minute street fight followed before the enemy withdrew to the mountains.
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Manila
Case
Cagayan
Island of
Mindanao
Montenegro Surrenders in Pangasinan Mountains
Manila reports General Montenegro, a leading insurgent, surrendered to Colonel Smith near Cama ling in Pangasinan after five companies of the Seventeenth regiment nearly surrounded his force. General Macabulos escaped as Montenegro’s men were unwilling to stand against American troops. Insurgents also attacked San Jose Batangas and Santa Cruz on the lake but gained no success.
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Manila
Montenegro
Smith
Camaling
Pangasinan
Macabulos
San Jose
Soldiers Rebel on Transport Tartar Returning Home
The transport Tartar released from quarantine will be turned over to its owners. Forty seven discharged soldiers aboard, returning from Manila, claimed they were now civilians and should not be bound by army rules. General Shafter ruled the men not subject to regulations and to be released when the vessel left quarantine.
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San Francisco
Manila
Davis
General Shafter
Commodore Cowie Sails for Cavite Navy Yard Assignment
Commodore Cowie of the United States Navy sailed from San Francisco on the steamer Dorie to take charge of the machine shops at Cavite navy yard in the Philippines.
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San Francisco
Cowie
U. S.N
Philippines
Dorie
Cavite Navy Yard
Lake Township Items Highlight Arcola Growth and Local Births
Report from Lake Township notes Arcola’s factory expansion led by Mr. Gandy of Churubusco, promising jobs and improved streets and utilities. Residents anticipate new residences and potential electric streetcar. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoy, their tenth child.
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Arcola
Gandy
Churubusco
Fort Wayne
Lake Township
Metropolig
Allen
Charles Hoy
Sarang Ang
Kneeland protests to block Clover Leaf sale confirmation
Sylvester H. Kneeland, former president of the Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City railroad, files a federal petition in Toledo seeking to set aside the sale to first mortgage bondholders. He alleges Armour Quigley Havemeyer conspired in 1893 to wreck the road by buying rolling stock to force default and seize the property. Judge Thompson will hear the petition this afternoon after overruling creditors on a prior bid challenge.
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Toledo
Ohio
Sylvester H. Kneeland
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company
Kneeland
Messrs. Armour, Quigley and Havemeyer
Thompson
Tenement Fire Kills Five In New Castle Neighborhood
A large tenement near Rockpoint in New Castle burned last night killing David Abiatte and his three young nephews Joseph Pas telle and Erwin Abiatte. The bodies were recovered today as others escaped by jumping from windows. Cause of the blaze remains undetermined. Occupants were quarry laborers. Mr and Mrs E C Branyan of Huntington were en route to Angola after the funeral of Mrs Charles A Yotter, sister of Mrs Branyan.
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New Castle
Rockpoint
David Abiatte
Joseph, Pastelle
Erwin Abiatte
E. C. Branyan
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Angola
Charles A. ‘Yotter
Fort Jayne L.A. Members Schedules Huntington Trip
Afteen members of Fort Jayne L A will travel to Huntington for an event. The group from OF W will join the trip, details unclear due to damaged text but indicates planned movement to Huntington.
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Ee Afteen
Fort Jayne L.A
Wheat and corn fall as rains weigh on Chicago market
Chicago April 17 report shows a quiet weaker wheat market with bearish sentiment and ample supply. May and July prices slipped from openings as receipts rack up. Corn also weakens late with heavy offerings and reduced demand, while bacon and hog-related products hold firm amid higher yard prices. Oats, flax, and other grains trade dull with mixed results.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Golge
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes April 17 with cattle receipts around 2000 and hog receipts about 12000. Steers and butchers stock values varied from 4.90 to 5.90 for prime steers and 5.50 to 5.85 for heavy hogs, with other classes priced accordingly.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Market Report: Butter Cheese Eggs and Coffee Prices
New York on April 17 reports butter receipts 3851 packs steady from western creamery at 16 18c, factory 13 15c. Cheese receipts 13340 packs steady with varieties and prices 12 12 13c for large white, 13 for large colored, 12 12 4c for small white, 13 14c for small colored. Eggs receipts 20340 packs steady. sugar raw and refined steady. coffee No 7 Rio steady at 8c bid.
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New York
Western Creamery
Mark
Anayk
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly price slate
Fort Wayne April 18 reports wholesale prices for flour spring and winter wheat oats corn meal and oil seeds with per sack and per hundredweight figures. Prices include flax seed clover wool hides tallow butter and best Jacksonville butter ranges noted.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Best Jax
Oh Seca Inc, Ae
Market Prices From The County Markets
Beeswax 25 26 cents. Feathers live geese 40 45 cents. Bran Ton 15 dollars. Timothy hay 11 12 dollars. Clover hay 6 7 dollars. Shorts 15 dollars. Middling Ton 15 dollars. Pork on foot 5 5.25 dollars. Pork dressed 6 6.25 dollars. Dressed beef forequarters 5 1/2 cents. Beef hindquarters 7 1/4 cents.
Pittsburg Urges Name for New US Cruiser
At a Pittsburg chamber of commerce meeting on April 17 a resolution was adopted urging Secretary of the Navy John D Long to name a new armored cruiser Pittsburg. Proponents cite the city as the heart of the iron and steel industry with 1,608,964 people within sixty miles and a combined water and rail tonnage near 59,000,000 tons, the largest of any city.
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Pittsburg
Dredge Unearths Revolutionary Cannons Near Savannah
A Hutchinson Island dredge near Savannah recovered two old cannon likely from a British man of war wrecked nearby. One cannon weighs about two pounds while the other weighs around six hundred eighty pounds. The find highlights ongoing Revolutionary relics exploration in coastal waters.
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Hutchingon’s Island
Savannah
Relic Ship Sunk During Revolution Preserved as History
A Chicago Journal note describes a Revolutionary relic, the old warship sunk here in the revolution, now being investigated for its name and history. The article also mentions a birthday celebration at Mrs. John Rabus home with supper and social time, and a reception by Miss Carrie Wehr for Daser Gaday of Rock Taland, Tennessee, with about thirty guests and an elaborate nine course luncheon.
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Chicago Journal
John Rabus
Carrie Wehr
Metz Street
Daser Gaday
Rock Taland
New Haven Democrats Nominate Local Officials
New Haven Democrats convened Tuesday evening and nominated candidates for city offices. Trestee for First ward Robert Smith and Third ward Sylvester Mix. Clerk H W Rothert. Treasurer William Zedtes. Marshal George Krock. Mr and Mrs N A Crawford and Robert Crawford visited Dr and Mrs W W Mungen and returned home to Greensburg Indiana.
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New Haven
Trestee
Robert Smith
Sylvester Mix
H. .W. Rothert
William Zedtes
George. Krock
N. A. Crawford
Gon
Robert
Ww. W. Mungen
Greens
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Will Welsheimer
Allan Crawford
Crawford
Joseph Dempney
Frank Habecker
Frank
Mr. Byall
John Irwin
Joe Bercot
Circuit Court
David Felger
A. P. Cook
Morrison
Ohneck
Lottie Shaffer
Armour
Quigley
Havemeyer
the Railway Company
Searen
S. Bush & Co
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Allkinds
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Calhoun
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Burg, Ind
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