CURTIS' CHRONICLE HIKING AFTER LADRONES IN PHILIPPINES
Curtis describes marching expeditions near Santa Rosa and Cabanatuan, chasing Ladrones with Velancio, encounters with insurrectionists led by Pablo Padilla, and a paymaster voyage with Major Pickett. He notes federalist leaders, shifting loyalties, and a cavalry escort through rugged terrain toward Manila, detailing camp life and local customs.
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Santiago
August
Mago
Santa Rosa
Cabanatuan
Santa Resa
Caporal
Sansidro
General Headquarters
Manila
24Th Colored Infantry
Cléments
Pablo Padilla
United States
Sherman
Pickett
Gettysburg
Doherty
Tilker
Anil Jolly
Cabana
Krag
Ney
le Macier
Roglish
Burial Corps
Picket
Captain Dowdy
Funston
Apuinaido
Ele
Agele
Inehelia
Detchmendy Ac Baler
Tbé Americsas
Flrst
Wisconsin Legislature Faces All Night Battle Over Primary Bill
In Madison on March 21 the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly staged a marathon session over the primary election bill. The vote split largely along La Follette forces, with lengthy debates on amendments and adjournment. The bill passed the Assembly after a tense night, amid accusations of political maneuvering and procedural tactics.
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Rose
Bulbles Dill
Assembly
Capitol Park
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Gilman
Ball Memorial Congress
Martin
Board of University Regents
O'Neil
Board of Normal Regents
Whitehead
Stevens
Orton
Thule
Dale
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Hall
Tame de Tay
House
Ortea
Wende Clark
Ainsworth
Anderson
Addrew
Babb
Brunson
Cady
Clark
Coapman
Cook
Dahl
Duchwachter
Jerickson
David Evans
Fenelon Frost
Galaway
Hanson
Henry
Morgins
Holland
F. Johnson
H Jonnson
Jones
Igrumrey
Lung
Lenape
McCormick
McGill
McMillan
Staniel
Middinton
Overbeek
Park
Ransl
Roc
Rogers
Real
Ross
Neenah
Friends of
Senate Bt
Roebr
Seaidon
Committee On
Barlow
Miller
Alyn
Thas
Owen
Keane
David Lyans
Kramrey
Sheboygan County
Richwood
Richland County
Wiscouary
Sturdevant
Rossman
Winder
Sparta
Smith’s
G. A R. Beaidquiars
Capitol
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Nerrwaeehter
Stout
Matison
le Follette
Jamy
Legislaure
O'Neill
Capt
Curtis
Chidren
Spyart
Bry
Wisconsin
Esau
Millar
Wood
Ray Steves
Great Leag
McCabe
Keene
Barker
E. A. Williams
Sikworth
Waushata
Dassas
AY Anderean
Andrew
Wriekaon
Evans
David, Jr
Fenelon
Frost
Hancon
Lodging
Jabisos
Krumrey
Lane
Learcot
Manuel
Middleton
Overbeck
Price
Banks
Roe
Root
Sarau
Suulley
Stetber
Marathon
Rogera
Kewaunee
Fragmentary note about family letters and smiles
A fragment quotes a major noting his father received letters from his mother and praising a person’s laughing brown eyes and sweet smile. The text is incomplete and offers limited context about the family communications.
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Mfr
Laurence A. Curtis
King's Height Noted as Under Five Six Inches
An observer recalls meeting Edward VII at a state funeral and estimates the king's height at about five feet five to five feet six inches without shoes. The account contrasts photographs and illustrations that suggest a taller figure and notes the king's broader build.
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England
Edward VII
Ata
Michigan Orators Win at University Contest
Ann Arbor March 28 The annual oratorical association contest at the University of Michigan ended with Carroll S. Storey taking first prize and Bryant S. Cromer second. They will represent Michigan at the Northern Oratorical League contest in Iowa City.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Carroll S. Storey
Bryant S. Cromer
Michigan
Towa ' City
Presbyterian minister swept over dam in Kentucky river
Rev. A Logan, his wife and daughter were crossing the Kentucky river at Jackson yesterday afternoon when their boat was driven over the mill dam. The child drowned in the accident.
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Mildam
Lexington
A. Logan
Kentucky River
Jackson
Mill Dam
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Mudiaon
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Philippines
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Nia
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Calaboose
Wee
Tiago
Federal Council
Insylar
Pablo
Thesr
Major Pickett
Lincoln
Hikfather
West Point
Abraham V.incoln
George Pickett
Legislature
Edward Vil
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