American forces reorganize as Aguinaldo prepares Manila march
From Manila and New York reports a large American reorganization proceeds while Aguinaldo vows to lead rebels into Manila within twenty days. Troops concentrate at Luneta, awaiting transport plans as insurrectionists mass near Malabon. The United States aims for self governed, civil rule in the Philippines under military oversight.
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Wheston
Hall
Oregon
Minnesota
Luneta
Aguinside
Maliboa
Malibon
New York
Hu Addreva
American Commission
United States
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Itty
Nantes
Philipphiea
Pha
Washington
Ous
Sherman
Seventeenth
Journal
Amila
Admiral Dewey
Ix Ingdebo
Wheaton
Hestetanus
Tugalos
Tugalo
Govit
Nate
Ierll
Von
Cretan
Towa
Monterey
Monschneck
Mandurriso
Sante Horbara Thureday
Miller
Mo Gorda
Rete
Night Battle Near Jaro In Philippines Engulfed By Firepower
Reports describe darkness hindering a charge as the Tennessee men and Eighteenth Regiment on the right fixed bayonets and retired in good order toward Jaro. The Eighteenth fired 42,500 rounds while insurgents with 22,000 rifles reportedly spent more than twice that amount. Casualties among the enemy are estimated at 200 killed and 300 wounded, with bodies seen from the Jaro bell tower the day after.
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Eighteenth
Jaro
Buton
Jaro Belfry
Senn Testimony On Canned Beef In Cuba And Porto Rico
Dr. Nicholas Senn testified at the beef inquiry in Chicago that troops in Cuba and Porto Rico largely lived on canned roast beef and bacon. He believed the canned beef was overcooked, boiled, tasteless, and not nutritious, though the bacon was of good quality. He urged dried beef as a future army ration and warned against daily reliance on canned roast beef. The Kansas City and Missouri livestock sanitary boards agreed on a uniform inspection system and cross state certificate acceptance to reduce yard conflicts.
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Cabs
Porto Rico
Chicago
Nicholas Senn
Cuba
Montauk
Cubs
Kansas City
Kansas and Missouri Livestock Sanitary Boards
Theansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dasper, Newton and
McDonald
Missouri
Missouri Board
Sherman Canssd Death Report Debunked At Santiago
In Santiago on March 22 a false report of John Sherman’s death prompted a postponed reception for Mrs Wood. Paris, the American ice steamer, arrived, showing the rumor unfounded as Sherman’s condition improved. A later bulletin said he would move to the deck for an hour.
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Santiago de Cuba
Leigh
John Sherman
Mra. Wood
Leonard Wood
Paris
Santiago
Sherman
Morro Castle
Wood
Washington
McQullum
Wiberg
Beef trouble and other items from the Sbee Inquiry
Proceedings in Chicago show Lieut J D L Hartman testifying on army beef at Lakeland Florida site. Beef rejected by a board, a whole car load deemed rancid. a stench noted before opening. Also terse notes from Rome and Topeka on varied topics including theft and explosions. Missouri coal mine meeting seeks wage uniformity. Kansas officials announce charity appointments. Rosewater and Miller in Washington promoting Greater American exposition. a powder explosion in Terre Haute injures several and a farm worker uncovers $1600 buried on a Pratt, Illinois, farm.
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Bow
Chicago
Iil
J. D. L. Hartman
First Cavalry
Lakeland Florida
Board of Survey
Mason
Leavenworth
Armour
Weather Roundup From March 22 With Arctic Cold Trails
Weather notes from Kansas City detail minimal changes, widespread cloudiness east of the Rockies, snow in the upper Mississippi Valley and parts of Kansas, Missouri and Montana, with cold air driving temperatures from zero to 18 below in the northwest. Reports touch on China diplomacy at Peking, railroad appointments in Topeka, presidential travel, and scattered U.S. weather and military items across the nation.
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Dod
United
Derma Turchert Beseridge
Necaime
Germany
Uamburg
Trevaing Point
Berlin
Infinenga
East Prussia
Kamsas City
Brat
Kansas City
Rocky Mountains
Minassaippi
Towa
Minetouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Montana
Mississippi
Ohio
Lower Lake Region
Texas
China
Pekin
Pekla
Taung Li Yumen
Bhanghai
Pichon
Hutchinson Murderer John Moore Confesses Amid Guarded Interrogation
Kansas City Star reports John Moore of Hutchinson, who killed his five children, was interviewed by reporters and attorney John D. Milliken after a tight guard setup. Moore claimed he acted unknowingly and showed signs of emotional distress while denying intent to accuse others. A letter to his wife hints at a possible third party, though Moore insists he is safe from mob violence.
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Jmoo
Hia
Moore
Ile Doea
Stanley appoints two new Wichita officials for city court
Governor Stanley announces Bruce L Keeting as judge and Henry Schad as marshal for Wichita City Court. Appointments, delayed two weeks, hinge on whether offices are elective under a bill from Wichita Rep Adams. Also notes Armour Packing Co. man ill in Kansas City and various dispatches from New York and Minnesota.
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Stanley
Wichita
Kan
Kapaas
Social Happenings in Lawrence Society Circles
Mrs H O Papanoa visits Kansas City to see sister Mrs Tracy Learnard. Mrs Josiah Copley hosts a gala dinner honoring her husband with a decorated table and guests including Professors Green Blackmar Olney Dr Cordiey Willis Banker and J D Bowersock.
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H. O. Papanoa
Kansas City
Tracy Learnard
Josiah Copley
May Copley
Misa Nel Blakely
J. W. Green
F. W. Blackmar
FH. Olney
R. Cordiey
Willis Banker
J. D. Bowersock
Sawrday
W. H. Brown
Africa
Steinberg
Topeka
John Buttomer
Frances Storrs
Edinborough
Stoers
Lawrence
Theta Fraternity
Geo. B. Peony
Mary Wood Chase
Henry Ritter
North Lawrence
J.B. Gibson
Centenary M. E. Church
Oscar W. Miles
Edith V. Henry
Jefersom County
Kan
Regents Consider Schedule of State University Funds
The Kansas university board of regents met with preliminary work on distributing next year’s funds among departments. No action taken yet on allocations or detailed plans, as related discussions continue. A separate recital by Miss Chase at North College delighted a largely pianist audience, with praise for her technique and expression. Mayor Gould to lead the grand march at a Pythian event on March 4. Miss Sus D. Martin, Vermont School principal, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Judge Navivon’s condition improving. Bond exchange news from Hallend Bond Exchange cites Texas and Iron Mountain bonds under consideration, with terms not yet finalized. Mrs. Reynolds, widow of the arson case, is near death after self-inflicted wounds following arrest.
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Board of Regents
Kansas University Board of Regents
Ana Chase
Brahms
Schumann
Gavotte
D'Albert
Schuett
Moskowski
Chopin
Bell
Pythian
Gould
Hallend Bond Exchange
New York
Texas
Thc
St. Louie
Iron Mountain
Markets by Wire and Livestock Receipts Report
Chicago markets show receipts at 90,000 with mixed demand and cattle at 16,500 with lower demand. KanKan City and other exchanges report weak to steady trends in cattle. hogs, lambs, and dairy prices listed with various futures and cash values across markets.
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Hoca
Zakbiuz
Mehr S.deeleo
Besvas
Kanban
Amass Crry
UarTie
Texas
Packers
Ignte
Phew
Suasi—Receipis
Lambe
Mattons
Chicagy Hain
Cmoaco
Mirmar
Lawe
Sansas
Kamtas City
Rome
Oame
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New Hampshire Street
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Cure Iin Evangelical Church
Atchison, Kan
Heckel Orphans' Home
St Joseph, Mo
Oirom Mola
Sus D. Martin
Vermont
C. J. Wilder
Judge W. W. Navivon
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Atchison
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County Directory
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Hen Baldwin
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General Insurance
Buling
Alfred Whitman
Loana
M. T. Sinclair
Obie Street
Wh. Lote
South Lawrence
Vermont Street
C. E. Learnard
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