Manila Invasion and Insurgent Losses Reported From Manila
Washington dispatches detail Philippine conflict with insurgents driven back ten miles. Casualty lists list 1100 killed or wounded, with units including First Brigade and various Colorado, Idaho, Dakota, Montana, and Washington regiments. Reports note Dewey and Otis debates over occupation and policy, while insurgents are described as brave with archer units.
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Health Notes and War Dispatches From 1898 Era
Health guidance promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure blood purifier and key to vitality while battle reports describe naval actions near the Philippines. Dispatches cover Secretary Alger meeting the President, Dewey's status, and conflicts with insurgents, with updates on casualties and strategic positions.
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Manila siege grows as Filipino forces retreat to mountains
The article details how American forces captured key water works near Manila, forcing Filipino defenders to pull back to upland areas like Sin Mateo and Reve Bote. It notes strategic aims, supply disruptions, and native sentiment amid occupation pressures. It also covers U.S. wartime moves and political tensions in Washington related to the events.
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Germany implicated in sale of arms to Philippines
Washington reports German consul in Hong Kong linked to the transfer of arms and ammunition to Aguinaldo’s troops via Manila, with officials noting German complicity but expectations that Berlin will curb the supply and limit further exposure of German officials.
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Porpoise Engages German Falke in Atlantic Clash
A British cruiser Porpoise and German vessel Falke tense near an Atlantic town. Porpoise fires warning guns as two ships point toward the Falke and town. Captain Sturdee warns of immediate action if threats continue, prompting German captain to seek talks. British stance sparks public fear of war across Britain and the United States.
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Bills Blocked in Senate and House Narrow Action
Washington reports routine business dominated a session as the Indian Appropriation bill advanced briefly before adjournment. Lawmakers approved a Newport News project for a 1000 building, while many bills stalled in committee or faced filibuster tactics amid busy but limited activity.
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NY Stock Exchange adopts three day Lincoln holiday plan
In New York on February 5 the governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange declined to close the exchange on Saturday and Monday. This decision creates a three day Lincoln holiday period for trading and market activity.
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