Rebels Active At Caloocan And Malabon War Hints
Rebels in Caloocan and Malabon engage in earthworks for guns near Malaban church ruins from a U S monitor shelling. Reports from Washington describe German and Philippine tensions, plus local fighting and mutterings on supply lines, with casualties and military notes across various theaters.
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Mauliu
Caloocan
Malabon
Malaban
United States
Monadnack
Washington
Pailippines
Dewey
Guia
Uhew
Nebraska
Orebels
Miieon
Miia
Jmnihe
Gewey
Malolos
Weather and political notices from March reports
The dispatches describe generally cloudy weather across the region with falling barometer readings west of the Mississippi and unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday possibly bringing showers. Other items include colonial administration protests in Apis, a German apology over a boycott occurrence, and a notable crime headline about Jesse James acquittal after a precinct trial.
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Wren Obarrved
Magnan City
Mignal Nervice Statler
Kanyua City
Locky Mountains
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific North West
Veterans convention formed to unite Spanish War veterans
The American War Veterans association, formed in Washington, plans a convention to promote closer fraternal relations and patriotic sentiment. It aims to advocate for legislative support in the army and navy interests, with Gen. Joe Wheeler as chair and Brig. Gen. J. T. S. Gabin among organizers.
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Washington
Army and Navy Generilly
Joe Wheeler
Ehaire
J. TS. Gabin
Re. Davis
Atlanta
Runsell B Harrison
Seventh Army Corps
Wou
Yaad
G Satin
SICK SOLDIERS IN CUBA AND FATAL EPIDEMICS
Fragmented report from New York dated March notes sick soldiers in Cuba amid typhoid and malaria concerns within the Seventh Army Corps. Chief Surgeon Kean sees no epidemic but stresses vigilance as sewer work continues. Also included are brief crime and local incident items from across Kansas and Missouri, including a boxing match disruption in Summit and a pubic altercation in Wyandotte.
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Furst
Ayin
Seventh Army Corps
Kean
Trains Collision Near White Plains Nev Kills Four
Ogden Utah March 4 In a head end collision between passenger train No 1 east bound and a double header west bound near White Plains Nev four people were killed outright and one seriously injured The dead include engineers Yeargiu and another unnamed engineer firemen Hendershot and Dillon and a brakeman killed or fatally injured
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Ogden
Utah
White Plains
Nev
Yeargiu
Hendershot
Dillon
Dismissal of Rail Robbery Cases Follows James Trial
Kansas City March 1 County Prosecutor Reed dismissed all train robbery charges on the criminal court docket after the Jesse James trial. W W Lowe the self confessed robber Andy Ryan and Charles Polk were released. The action frees several inmates still under indictment including John Kennedy Caleb Stone James Flyon George Bowlie and a defendant named Evans.
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Oubery
Kansas City
Jesse James
Reed
W. W. Lowe
Andy Ryan
Charles Polk
John Kennedy
Sprogfeld
Caleb Stone
James Flyon
George Co. Bowlie
Evans
Premier Saganta Resigns Amid Cabinet Crisis
Reports from Washington and state capitals describe Premier Saganta submitting his resignation of the ministry to the queen regent, with a crisis anticipated to have subsided as the chamber adjourns. Multiple items note related political maneuvering, including testimony on a peace treaty and state university regents appointments.
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Madeld
Pemier Saganta
Washington
Sagasta
State Department
National Union Conference Opens in Cincinnati
The National Union party convened in Cincinnati with EK S Thomsen of Ohio presiding. A. G. Etchelberger of Baltimore was named chairman as debates over initiative and referendum procedures and committee appointments dominated the opening session. Across the globe reports note royalist papers seized in Paris and a tragic accident in Kansas.
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Incinniati
Cincinnati
National Union Party
Thomseon
Ohio
A. G. Etchelberger
Baltimore
Ammunition Run to Dewey Stirred Silent History
Chicago interviews with Wells Fargo official Davis Mellor reveal the secret overland shipment of six to eight inch shells and explosives to the Asiatic squadron for Admiral Dewey before Manila. The three-car train began in New York and rode via Chicago to Albuquerque, then onto San Francisco, all under tight secrecy. The transfer took four and a half days, and the shells sunk the Spanish fleet.
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Stewart le Woodford
Washington
Army and Navy Club
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Railway Offerale
Chicago
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Davis G. Mellor
Wells-Fargo Company
Mr. Mellor
Asiatic Squadron
San Francisco
Sentinel
New York
Albunquerque
Ugety
United States
Admiral Dewe
Eversiane
Baltimore & Ohio
Albuquerque
San Reshe
Dewey
Chicago Inter Ocean
Senate Passes Bill to Pay Spain in Narrow Margin
Washington reports note the Senate approved a bill appropriating 820 million for payments to Spain with no dissent, immediate consideration granted, and passage within half a minute. Other items include river and harbor measures, army bill amendments, and various world events.
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Spain
Senate
Washington
Allison
Town
Committee On Appropriations
Ita
House
Burton
Snar
Houss
Senate Army
Great Forest
Seasion
Marsh
Inois
Hantse House
Topeka
Kan
Fairchild
Hill
National Guard of Kansas
Kansay
Omuhwt
Leedy
Furroud
Cooke
George W. Crane
Kansas
Hanna
Medill
Lawes
Seaton
House Bills Conference Committee
Farrelly
Oo Hydraulic
State Baned of Agriculture
High Joint Commissioner from direat Hunters Dies This Merstag
Washington March 1 Lord Herachel high joint commissioner from Great Britain died here after a fall on a slippery sidewalk weeks ago broke a rib and caused his death. He was lord chancellor and traveled to the United States to aid negotiations to settle differences between the United States and Canada.
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Merstag
Washington
Lord Herachel
Britain
Herachel
Great
United States
Canada
Markets and futures snippets from Omaha area notes
Markets by wire from Kansas City and Chicago show grains and livestock figures. Wheat and corn prices varied with steady to mixed quotes. cattle and hog receipts reported with lower or steady tones and typical regional shifts in demand across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Ansas
Urain
Wanaas Crrv
Choice Tmathy
Choice Prairie
Chicago
Wanat
Jaluary
Kansas City
Samson Crry
Carrie
Packera
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Richard P. Bland
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Missouri State Board of Agriculture
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W. E. Stice
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Stamp Department
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Premdent
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Grovenor
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Wm. T. Sinclair
Ohio Street
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Vermont Street
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Addeene
Geo O. Bailey
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