Datto Ali Routed with Great Loss
Stronghold of rebellious and obstinate Moro leader captured by force under General Wood. Datto Ali routed with heavy losses, signaling a decisive military action in the campaign against Moro resistance. The capture broadens the success of United States forces in the region and showcases the strategic effectiveness of the assault.
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Moros Lost Heavily Americans None in Manila Report
Manila March 19 The 11th 23d infantry Troop B and two batteries commanded by Gen Leonard Wood attacked and captured a Moro stronghold at Catabalo Mindanao on March 7. About 450 men faced Datto All retreating with heavy losses to Moros and modest American casualties. Fifty cannons native artillery and ammunition fell into American hands. Major Trust and Captain Macoy pursued Datto Yibangun amid trailing forces.
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Catabalo
Mindanao
Gary
Leonard Wood
Datto
Trust
Macoy
Datto Yibangun
Carnegie Awards New Education Gift Worth Five Million
New York reports Andrew Carnegie has donated five million dollars for educational purposes, with the Globe noting the decision becoming known before his departure to Europe. The formal announcement will follow in a few days, and the gift is believed to support the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh and its arts funding.
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Andrew Carnegie
The
Globe
Carnegie
Europe
Trig
Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg
Fine Arts
Fort Wayne plans triple water tests to verify supply
The Fort Wayne water trustees and mayor agree on three analyses using eighteen samples from six localities. Dr Macbeth, Dr McCaskey, and Purdue University will analyse six samples each to settle doubts about the water supply and bacteria at pumping stations and the reservoir. Dr Macbeth declined to participate after a dispute over sterile bottles. H T Stapleford returns from Tim a Ohio after selling rugs.
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Waterworks
Fort Wayne Medical Society
Berghoff
Soorstary Urbahns
Macbeth
McCaskey
Purdue University
Health Department
Herghoff
Macbsth
Germans suffer heavy losses in Southwest Africa clash
Berlin reports severe fighting on March 18 near Owiitokorero as Colonel Loutwein's Southwest Africa force retreated. Thirty six cavalry and staff under Glasenapp lost seven officers and nine private deaths plus three officers and two privates wounded. Captains Leutwein and Francia and Dr Velten among the dead. Glasenapp wounded slightly. The clash signals possible further reinforcements to the theater.
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Loutwein
Africa
Glasenapp
Owiitokorero
von Francia
Eggers
Velten
Russians doubt Chinese neutrality and spy activity amid Far East war updates
A Moscow dispatch notes doubts about China's neutrality as reports indicate a powerful Chinese faction may aid Japan. Russian officials speculate Togo's fleet hides along a quiet Chinese coast and is refitting in a gulf or peninsula inlet. Japanese losses and basing shifts are discussed, with several islands and coal stores cited in the ongoing Port Arthur theater.
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China
Liao River
Togo
Port Arthur
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Chomulpo
Fusan
Korea
Gulf of Liao-Tung
Shan Tung
Ited
Japan
Jeast
Ling Tung
Elliott Islands
Korean Gulf
Tokio
London Times
Hirctt
Settlement With McLellan Effected
Willis Rhodes trustee in bankruptcy of the McClellan banks and President John W. Wilte of the White National Bank in Grand Rapids effected a settlement with Chas McClellan son of the former president. Creditors will receive 40 percent of claims, viewed as satisfactory and about 10 percent more than anticipated. McClellan, who runs a hoop and stove mill as Michigan Elm Hoop Company, has resided in Grand Rapids for years. Rhodes filed his report to Steferes Harris, which was accepted. McClellan hopes to repay all indebtedness. the company is reported to be doing excellent business.
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McClellan Banks
Aurburn
Waterloo
John W. Wilte
White National Bank
Grand Rapids
Chas, McClellan
White
McClellan
Michigan Elm Hoop Company
Rhodes
Steferes Harris
British envoy withholds Hales support for Japan army move
Tokio March 19 The British minister refuses to endorse Hales Daily News correspondent to accompany the Japanese army citing his Boer War dispatches as slanderous of the British army. Japan requires endorsement from the resident minister. Hales is thus barred from army movements.
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Tokio
Hales
Daily News
Transvaal
American interests cited in Japan tobacco monopoly dispute
The New York World reports Griscom’s view that the tobacco monopoly would strain American Japanese ties. It notes Tokyo needs the monopoly for finances but warns compensation demanded by the United States would wipe out its first year income, risking a strained relationship with Washington. Also mentions German protection from Kin Kow.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Japan
Griscom
Tobreco
Novoa Vremyn
Washington
Gilliams vows to stay in GOP bid for Congress
Clarence O. Gilliams of Lagrange declared from his home Saturday that he would not withdraw from the race for the Republican congressional nomination. He said his name would be presented to the convention in Hart Waynes next week and that he still believes he has a fighting chance, despite rumors of certain defeat. Delegates in Fort Wayne were alerted, and his supporters insisted the effort would continue.
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Clarence O. Gilliams
Lagrange
Lagmmugs County
Sidney Ek, Ganjard
Lagrange County
Waas
Gilliams
Hart Waynes
Noble
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Carnegie Denies Bluffton Library Donation
Bluffton Ind March 19 Andrew Carnegie has refused an extra $2,000 gift to fund a city library. The decision ends his hoped support for the project.
Library board urged to revise plan for $13000 donation
The library board was advised to adjust its building plans to use the $13,000 already donated, enabling project progress within current funding. The guidance focuses on aligning construction scope with available funds and avoids adding new expenses.
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Library Board
Fort Wayne Knights Templar to Attend Grand Commandery
Fort Wayne Commandery No. 4 plans to join the grand commandery meeting in Indianapolis in May. A special train will transport the Fort Wayne delegation with the City Packard band as the grand commandery marks its fiftieth anniversary.
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Knights Templier
Indianapois
Fort Wayne
Packard Band
Grand Commandery
Cashier Is Shot in Amboy Bank Burglary
Atkinson, cashier of the Miami County Bank of Amboy near Peru, was shot in the head during a bank robbery last night. Burglars blew out the front wall, but fled after fights with Charles Warren and Atkinson, failing to take $40,600 from the vault.
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Kinson
Miami County
Amboy
Peru
Charles Warren
Atkinson
Be Patient Says Sully to Losers
New York March 19 Following the failure of the cotton firm Daniel Sully Co announced on the cotton exchange yesterday there was little to indicate any sensational developments this morning. The market opened irregular from five points lower to twenty four points higher. A letter from D F Sully Co to the exchange members says he will report his affairs soon and asks for patience while he examines his position. Sully Company assigns names listed and continues business under Daniel J Sully & Co. Continued on Page Ten.
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Daniel, Sully & Co
Cotton Exchange
D. F. Sully & Co
Robert P. McDougall
New York Cotton Exchange
Sully Company
Daniel J. Sully
Samuel F. B. Morse
Edwin Hadley, Jr
William P. Fagan
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