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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1899
Page
1
Reports from Manila describe heavy fighting toward Malolos with American forces advancing beyond Malolos and preparing to cross the Bulacan river. Casualties include two Pennsylvanians and a Dakotan. civilians flee as homes are burned and remains of the defeated retreating Filipino army lie in the jungle.
Mants March 29 7 35 pm American forces under MacArthur push from Marilao along the railroad to Bigaa five miles away with Nebraska South Dakota Pennsylvania on the right and Kansas Montana and Third artillery on the left Wheatons brigade in reserve Rebels burn villages retreat in bad order tear up railroad sections and fail to burn Bigaa bridge before timely American arrival First Nebraskan Pennsylvanian and two Montana men killed thirty five wounded including one Kansas officer Minnesota regiment reinforces at night marching from the water works to Manila and forward by wagon toward front.
Wuatington reports MacArthur's advance toward Malolos with troops reaching the outskirts. He repaired roads and bridges and sent supplies, beginning a march toward Bocave and on to Bigna, despite enemy rail and telegraph damage along the line.
A Manila dispatch to the Herald states insurgent forces under General forces have moved toward San Pedro and Malolos. Government troops report damage to a bridge area and an insurgent capital shift. Bulacao and Los Pinas bombardments are noted with naval shelling near Manila.
Manila reports describe engineers repainting a damaged bridge as rebels fail to destroy the ironworks. American troops plan a daylight advance toward the railroad east of Tinbean with four days’ rations and 200 rounds each. Casualties cited include about 200 killed and 61 wounded on Monday. Philippine forces under Agulanido and Garena with Pacheco are noted among prisoners.
The War Department states on March 20 that Otis has enough troops to muster 8,000 volunteers under the militant army re organization bill.
Washington March 20 Gen Rages described as excited during a beef inquiry hearing when Major Black testified about Eagan. Black recalled Eagan demanding why refrigerated beef was not tasted at Ponce and cursing at the issue as native beef. Armour head in Kansas City recovered after two weeks’ illness. Sherman arrived home from Old Point Comfort. Wedding off after Mrs Phillips demanded $100 clothing fund. Tramp killed on Hannibal and Missouri line after being dragged by train. Jamaica island tariff critique and 공ount short in Topeka accounts. Cuban money request grows to 14 million. A storm hit Opelika with damage including a fatality. One-and-one-third-fare sale to all points on several rail lines announced.
Weather observed at Kansas City March 20 shows unsettled conditions in the lake region and generally west of the Mississippi. Barometric pressure low across most areas except southeast, with extensive belt west of the Rockies. Clouds increase in the west, snow possible in places, and temperatures rising in the west and southwest while much of the eastern interior remains cold below ten degrees.
A Cherokee Nation victory comes from Judge William M Springer in a U S court at Vinita where he ruled that intruding claimants could not claim lands tied to the tribe The decision holds that those who occupy tribal lands without rightful title have no claim and may forfeit improvements The case William A Keen et al v William P Mauser et al reflects the broader fights over land rights within the Cherokee nation The ruling affirms tribal ownership against outside claimants challenging its rights and possessions
J Wolcott a bookkeeper at Helmet First National Bank Russell Kansas is under arrest on charges of making false entries in the bank’s books. Reports indicate extreme measures are being taken to halt smallpox spread among Indians in the Sac and Fox reservation near there.
At a cabinet meeting President’s advisers discussed civil service principles and the administration’s criticism by some members. It is understood three U S ambassadors to Europe and two or three U S citizens may be named as delegates to a Russian peace congress. The idea of increasing volunteer forces to the Philippines was not discussed.
Arnold aged 45 once postmaster of Topeka died today in Topeka Kansas from a complication of kidney and heart troubles. Born in Indiana he served in the Civil War as a captain and moved to Topeka in 1871 to enter the drug trade. He was appointed postmaster during Cleveland's first administration.
Article highlights the Carahuba palm found in Parahibs Ceara Rio Grande do Norte Plauhi and neighboring states. It notes drought resistance evergreen growth and multiple uses from fibers and building materials to medicines foods and tools, including starch sugar and potential coffee substitutes. A second item humorously recalls a kindergarten tale about George Washington.
An essay on how a woman’s clothing can attract attention and elevate social perception. It discusses the impact of fabric, cut, and finish on style, noting attire can reveal status and influence observers, with emphasis on personal presentation and the wearer’s intent.
Chicago grain prices and market notes show May and July futures for corn, soybeans, and oats with modest shifts. Live stock receipts in Chicago and Kansas City reflect steady to lower demand, with cattle and hog prices and feeder figures listed. Kansas City reports strong wheat prices and mixed cattle receipts, while Missouri grain at St Joseph shows steady data and price ranges.
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