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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1899

Page

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Americans Surrounded and Fought Free in Massacre Drift

A dramatic account recalls a vicious clash where a unit called Bubb's Battalion refused a planned massacre. The narrative centers on native slaughter and a brutal engagement that left about forty Americans dead or wounded as they fought their way out.

New York Herald Manila Reinforcementa Fourth Infantry Bubb Romemanding Peres Migs Morinns Imius Inius Das Marinas

Insurgent Forces Reassemble in Cavite Province

Manila dispatch reports the entire insurgent force in Cavite reassembling with notable recuperative power. Rumors persist that Aguinaldo plans to attack Manila to aid his forces, with even partial success risking renewed fighting and pressure onTorbin.

Manila Cavite Aguinaldo

General Wheaton moves to Imus after DasMarinas action

Washington reports General Wheaton and his forces engaged near Das Marinas in Cavite province. The Fourth Infantry and Nevada cavalry pushed through tight resistance, repelling a roughly two thousand strong insurgent force and rescuing beleaguered troops. Casualties include two dead and twenty three wounded.

Washington Joe Otis Manila Wheaton Imus Cavite Fourteenth Infantry Nevada Nitth Wheatons

Miles Opinions on Philippine Situation at Waldorf-Astoria

General Nelson A. Miles said the Philippines situation is very serious and declined to discuss the Manila news or a volunteer call. He stated he is at the Waldorf Astoria on private business and offered no further comment on Philippine matter.

Miles Phillipeine New York Philippines Nelson A. Miles Waldorf-Astoria War Department Manila Philip Bing

Filipinos put up strongest resistance in Inez fight

In a sharp engagement near Inez the Filipino forces mounted determined resistance as American troops pushed forward. About forty Americans were killed or wounded, while leaders including Major Rub and General Wheaton praised the gallantry and coolness of the soldiers who held a small force against a larger insurgent army.

Inez Wheaton Pourth Tafaeiry Rubb Felt Americ Imus

General Emigration Plan Sparks Fresh Regiments

A study of war department plans in Washington indicates possible recruiting of several new regiments in the United States for service under General Otis in the Philippines. Col Durbin reports volunteers by states as the president would appoint regimental officers from existing officers. The plan aims to avoid state governor control by having the president select officers.

Chicago Indianapolis Durbin Indiana Philippines United States Otis Eye Otia Chillonlie Purkin

Arrival of U.S. Warships at Manila Harbor

Rear Admiral Watson arrived aboard the United States transport Zafire from Hong Kong and raised the flag of the cruiser Baltimore. Commanders of all warships gathered as the admiral met with crews and officials in Manila.

Henry Aduient Watson Manila Minnna Toda Watson United States Zafine Hong Kong Baltimore

Stanboard Off Company to Quit Olio

The Stanboard Off Company plans to pull out of Ohio with headquarters moved to New York and its Ohio charter surrendered on July 2. The Cleveland office staff will drop from about sixty to under ten. New Jersey incorporation with $116.9 million capital marks a step in abandoning Ohio, per company officers denying motives of avoiding litigation.

Stanboard Olio Cleveland Ohio New York New Jersey Monnet

Toledo mayor advocates trust cooperation for public good

Toledo mayor Jonen argues trusts should be guided by a broad social program. He envisions municipal ownership and public cooperation to channel wealth from trusts for the common good and to address unemployment through organized government society.

Yones Toledo Chicagi Jonen Avettor Eil

Duty for Wheeler to Lead Philippine Campaign

General Joseph Wheeler is to prepare for a Philippine mission following a telegram from Secretary Alger. The move aims to place Wheeler in command of a mobile brigade for active field service, while Admiral Schley faces a controversial inquiry and possible charges. The administration signals no immediate action against Schley, with inquiries tied to events at the battleship squadron and the Havana crisis.

Washibeton Joseph Wheeler Alger Philippines Hong Wheeler Phillypians Mont Tien Howe Schley Tampa Damimand Pitewent Mablee Bebley Admiral Seijen Murther

Conjecture on a Transvaal Campaign by a British Officer

A British officer contemplates invading the Transvaal to quell Boer resistance. He argues a large force, potentially 60,000 men, would be needed and discusses logistics, geography, and strategic risks of a prosecution across southern Africa from Cape Town toward the Vaal River. The piece reflects imperial bravado and speculative military planning.

Chivazo Coe Lougieen Gompton Lanoters Chiewan Lelid Compton Tervell North Africa Nee Yeats Transvaal Britain Africa Alto TauEh Trotaniehle Min Pawl Cape Town Vaal Notal Thors South Ameriiah Bosra

Anti-Teyat Meethom Conference At Chicago June 29

A digest of a national anti theatre meeting in Chicago outlines committees and trains arranged for September 1. Attendees include attorneys general from thirty five states, labor leaders, and leaders from chambers of commerce. Representatives discussed criminal penalties and education among broader political and economic themes.

Chicago Gayernere Tyaline Hirtey-Fye Sianes Themenives Owl Gem Aeceptimom Hive

Flood Devastates Loudenville Area With Losses

Severe flood near Loudenville Ghio destroys crops and livestock. Residents search for a missing man. Homes, bridges, and roadways damaged. seen portions burned and water rising. Estimated damages exceed 1000 dollars. barns struck by lightning. Authorities expect more losses as sales of lots continue.

Loudenville Ghio Banka Mao Hotees Fatima

FATS OF A BRUTE CAPTURED FOR ATTACKS NEAR SCRANTON

Daniel Patrick, the man accused of assaulting Miss Bewslo Rhinoland near Scranton, was captured today in Mobile Alabama. He confessed to the crime and was jailed. The incident occurred Monday in Mills, with authorities noting the arrest at 1:00 this Wednesday.

Mobile Ala Jane Dantel Patrick Scranton Mills Mist Daniel Patrick Ireland

Britain Steps Toward War With Boer Forces

The Natal volunteers are ordered to hold themselves in readiness for active service. In event of war with the Transvaal, Lieutenant General Sir Medvers Henry Bueller may command British forces in South Africa. Capetown reports regiments ready to leave for Kimberly on short notice as war office activity shifts to military contracts. An engine driver on the cape railroad.

Daily Mail Natal London The Daily Telegraph Transvaal Medvers Henry Bueller South Africa Capetown War Office Kimberly

Fire destroys Patton house in Dayton Texas

A fire Friday at noon destroyed the dwelling of J. Patton in Dayton Texas. The blaze started from a protective fire and about 450 dollars of insurance covered the building. Firemen arrived but were far from the scene.

Dayton Texas J. Patton Ira

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