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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1898

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Manila Surrenders to American Forces in Two Coordinated Attacks

The navy reports Manila fell after a joint land and sea assault. About 7,000 prisoners were taken as Spanish defenses at Malate collapsed under bombardment and advance. Five American soldiers died with roughly 42 wounded. The flag is raised over Manila, confirming U.S. control of the Philippines.

Manila Malate S&s P. m Bromby Merritt Dewey Hong Kong Zafiro Admiral Dewey Philippines Geen Augusti Jaiser Augusta Hofty Ixeng

Court Martial in Madrid Heirloom Manila Command Change

Aug 17 report says Capt gen August obeyed government orders and ceded Manila to Gen Jaudines who faces court martial for surrender without heavier resistance. Government surprised Manila defense ended quickly with supplies remaining. Cabinet council read a telegram noting Cuban volunteers proposed to keep fighting but Spaniards discouraged them.

Madrid Manila Jaudines Cabinet Council Cuba

They Are Ours New York Herald Editorial Note

An Australian Herald editorial fragment from Wednesday comments on ownership or claim and references a third article. The readable text is brief and lacks full context or details.

New York IZA Herald

Runyon resigns as precinct 3 ward 12 Democratic committeeman

George Wy. Runyon, Democratic committeeman from precinct 3 ward 12 Marion County, writes to Chairman Jos Bell resigning his post. He cites party abuses over garbage dumps and night soil disposal, alleges graft in appointments, criticizes gold and free silver factions, and leaves the door open for a successor aligned with his views.

George Wy. Runyon Ned Jos. Bell Democratic Party Cgov Matthews Mir. Tur Tedison Chicago Lowerkine Equity Committee Ward 12 County of Marion Ceorge W. Runyon

Birds and Trees Arbor Day Pamphlet Published

The state Department of Public Instruction releases an 86 page pamphlet for public schools noting Arbor Day on October 28 and Bird Day observed simultaneously. It suggests teaching Bird Day in spring for richer specimens and includes articles on how to study birds and their habits. Mrs J Sg Olcott of North Vernon wrote the Bird study article.

State Department of Public Instruction J. Sg. Olcott North Vernon

Near Death Of James E. Robinson Assistant State Inspector

Jas E Robinson longtime Lafayette printer and newspaper worker, 65, ill at his home 1930 Broadway. Tuesday he was unable to speak and doctors fear cancer has developed after years of stomach trouble. He is expected to die.

Jas. E. Robinson Broadway Mr. Robinson Lafayette

Double Tragedy in Rockford Ends with Suicide

In Rockford Illinois George Ennet son of a leading contractor shot his sister Anna at the family home and then killed himself. Officials say he suffered a sudden insanity no motive is given. Forecast notes cooler weather and showers for Indianapolis area with variable temperatures through Thursday. Jacob P Dunn withdraws from the congressional race leaving Leon Bailey unopposed in the district.

Rockford, Ill George Ennet Anna Ennet Mr. Dunn Jacob P. Dunn Leon Bailey Dunn

San Juan Harbor Action and Peace News Amid Cuban Front

The New Orleans enters San Juan harbor to inspect a sunken wreck blocking the harbor as Gen Miles signals ceasefire. Folger meets Capitan Gen Macias. Macias plans to visit Folger. Cuban front quiet with flags flying and cordial exchanges between armies, while reports say plans for further advances were halted and Ha vana relief moves under way.

Miles Ha~ Vana Ponce P. R New Orleans San Juan Harbor Pt. Folger Mucins Polger Weenes Fleary Lares Hlaving Frois Emely Schwan Pienry Henry Crete Cron Allies Wilson

Americans Stop Cuban Arm Movements in Santiago

Gens Wood and Lawton warned Cubans at Cobre Bayamo and camps of Castillo that any armed entry into Santiago would be halted by American troops. Castillo urged restraint while noting strong dissatisfaction among Cubans. Toral sails for Spain after surrender. health of Spanish troops remains poor. An artificial ice plant project begins for troops.

United States Mendoza Lawton Castillo Santiago Morru Cal. Sargent Garcia Bhatter Spain Linares Gen. Toral Tie Toral A. L. Kindle Nathan Strauss-Lee Yale Gens, Shafter and Lawton

Cervera Arrives in New York After Brief Stop

Admiral Cervera reaches New York aboard the Fall River line boat Priscilla at 7 am with his son Lieutenant Angel Cervera and L ieut Carlos Barda among a Spanish party. He greets the city, says he looks forward to returning to Spain while in Annapolis Spanish prisoners plan for a voyage home.

New York Admiral Cervera Fall River Priscilla Zosten Ile Adrmiral Cervera Angel Cervera Carlos Barda Cervera Spain Annapolis

Wheeler Defends Seventy First Conduct In New York Visit

General Joe Wheeler arrived in New York en route to Washington after Montauk. He praised the Seventy first New York for its training and blamed unfair charges, lauded Col. Roosevelt, and urged New York to support him for governor and possibly president. He also commented on Secretary Alger’s quarant ine order and the Spaniards as fighters. Orders to Lawton reiterate US responsibility to maintain order in Santiago and advise insurgent leaders to recognize military occupation.

Seventy First New York Joe Wheeler Washington Alger Lis Montauk Algzer Wheeler Flo Seventy-first New York Col. Roosevelt United States Lawton Santiago

Food Schooners Sail From Key West to Havana Amid Explosions

Four schooners depart Key West with food supplies and passengers for Havana along with many correspondents. Several more schooners load while ships from the blockade arrive. The Somers Smith and Mangrove reach port as harbor submarine mines are blown up to loud crowd reactions.

Key West Fla Havana Somers Smith Mangrove

Spanish ships assigned to watch troops return from Cuba

The government will send the battleship Pelayo to Santander the cruiser Emperador Carlos V to La Coruna and the cruiser Vitorias to Vigo to observe the landing of returning Spanish troops. Transports will serve as hospital ships at each port to treat soldiers with yellow fever. Carlist clubs in Aragon have been closed by order.

Madrid Camara Havana Pelayo Santander Carlos V la Coruna Vitorias Vigo Province of Aragon

Unusual Exhibit Filed in Big Four Versus Klee Case

An unusual six foot long pine exhibit illustrating the Big Four railroad switches at Brightwood was filed with the supreme court clerk on Wednesday in the case of the Big Four against Frank Klee. Klee was injured and the Hancock circuit court awarded him $5000. the railroad has appealed. Glanders detected at Salem. state health board notified of a glanders outbreak.

The Supreme Court Big Four Frank Klee Brightwood Hancock

Death after pool hall altercation names two men

Charles E Douge, 42, died at his home after a blow behind the left ear with a pool ball at the Capital House saloon on Washington st. Harry Fitzpatrick, a 23 year old jewelry fakir, is suspected and has fled. Detectives report a pool game with Fitzpatrick that ended in Douge's fatal injury. Autopsy to follow. Douge was a carpenter and union member, survived by a widow and son.

S. West St Capital House W. Washington St Douge Tie Splann Wilson Fitzpatrick Brayton Dodds Carpenters’ Union Muncie Indiana Ave Edinburgh Wen Fitzpaterick

Costume-clad mystery staggers through streets to bug juice shop

A bizarre street scene unfolds as a man in a skimpy pink costume and straw hat weaves along Ohio and Pennsylvania streets. He dodges a streetcar, draws a crowd, and ends in a back room at a Tomlinson hall area bug juice shop, his identity left unknown.

Ohio Pennsylvania-sts Pennsylvaniast Ohro St Denison Delaware Wabash Tomlinson Hall Flo

Pullman Heir Marries Miss Fernald in New York

George M. Pullman Jr son of the late car magnate wed Miss Lyn Fernald of Chicago in New York after a search for a minister. The ceremony occurred at a West Side branch of the M G A with friends aiding. Fernald, 20, had been engaged to Sanger Pullman before their father’s will cut the twins out.

New York George M. Pullman Pullman Lyn Fernald Chicago New Jersey Holland House Harriman S. B. S. Bessell Miss Fernald M. GC. A Sanger Pullman

For a Good 10c Smoke Try a Pro Bono Cigar at thc

A brief notice promotes a pro bono cigar trial offered by thc with a 10 cent smoke option. It highlights accessibility and the invite to sample a premium smoke at minimal cost. The item emphasizes a casual promotional vibe and local venue participation.

Thc

Double Life Clouded by Grand Hotel Murder

New York reports Miss Ts C Reynolds, daughter of a Mount Vernon contractor, murdered at the Grand hotel. A $138000 check bearing Kennedy's indorsement links the dentist to the crime, with police alleging premeditation and witnesses identifying him with the victim. Kennedy denies involvement and faces homicide charges with bail denied.

New York Ts. C. Reynolds Mount Vernon N. Y Price Tenderloin Samuel J. Kennedy Miss. &. C. Reynolds Grand Hotel Simms Kennedy Miss Reynolds Devery Thompson Byrne

Wiltsie Presses Appeal in Owen Horse Stealing Case

Prosecutor Wiltsie plans a DIN of exceptions to take the Owens case to the supreme court after Judge McCray discharged Charles Owens for lack of timely trial. Owens, charged with horse stealing, had been through three terms without trial. a 1895 jury deadlock preceded the discharge.

McCray Owen Wiltsie Charles Owens Supreme Court Owens Suspreme

Collars and Cuffs 1iée: Bundles called for and delivered

Bundles called for and delivered as work progresses in the laundry service. Washington-street location noted with a railway connection. Feed your horse Janes dustless.

Washington-st. - Tel Janes

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Navy Department Journal Harvard Leyte Cailao Massachusetts Institute of Technology Philadelphia College of Physicians and Surgeons Gen. Fauedines Precinct Ward 17 State Educational Department James Robinson Indianapolis Macias San Juan Capt. Folger Sampson Santiago City Cobre Bayamo Wood Portsmouth Wheeler Tales Glanders Salem State Health Board Chas. Douge Harry Fitzpatrick Charles Fakir,’’ and Saled Cupid Young Fullman Wiltsieb
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