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Justin
Mortality and Casualties From General Otis Report
Washington reports 197 total casualties up to Tuesday with 49 killed and 148 wounded. The Manila dispatch lists additional losses from the Tenth Pennsylvania and Utah Light Artillery among various companies, detailing numerous wounded and killed including Corporal Wardlaw, Sergeant Young, and several privates. The list covers First Washington, Third Artillery, First Nebraska, First California, Sixth Artillery, and other units, naming many individuals and units in a broad casualty roll.
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Washington
Otis
Wasnixeton
Manila
Pennsylvania
Utah Light Artillery
Discharged Soldiers Still With Regiments Wounded
Isaac Russell of Battery A Utah artillery. George L. Clother of Company B First Nebraska. Douglas L Bridges of Company F. Emmett H A Fisher unknown Tenth Pennsylvania. Corporal Jacob Landis, Private Allen B Rockwell killed. Wounded James Kessler.
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Landis
Allen B. Rockwell
James Kessler
Isaac Russell
Utah Artillery
George L. Clother
Nebraska
Douglas L. Bridges
Emmett H. A. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Jacob Landis
Tillman Attacks McEnery Resolution On Philippines Policy
In Washington the senate debated a declaratory policy resolution on the Philippines for over two hours. Tillman urged a clear resolu tion supporting self government for Filipinos, while Lodge countered with direct conditions facing the United States. The Indian appropriation bill was taken up but unfinished when the session adjourned.
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ingless—Ludge
South
United States
Lodge
Rep
Mass
Tillman
Philippines
Senate
Building for Altoona. 78 bills in 35 states
Wasuncrox Feb 8 A committee reported 78 building bills for 35 states totaling 14 060 000 with little opposition and rapid approval. Forty bills carrying 11 364 000 in appropriations were laid aside with favorable recommendations before adjournment, including a 125 000 package for Altoona Pennsylvania.
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House
Altoona
New Steel Combine to Form in New Jersey
The National Steel company plans incorporation in New Jersey with a capital of 54 000 060, split evenly between preferred and common stock. Shenango Valley Steel president elect, and several plants including Ohio Steel and Aetna Standard are linked, signaling a merger tied to the American Linotype venture. Juan Luna travels to Montreal, and Otis to publish the peace treaty proclamation.
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New York
National Steel Company
New Jersey
Ms. Reis
Shenango Valley Steel Company
New Castle
National
American Linplate Company
Ohno Steel Company
Youngstown, C
King, Gilbert & Warner
Columbus
Aetna Standard Iron and Steel Company
Mingo Junction
Buhl Steel Company
Sharon, Pa
Wheelng Steel and Iron Company
Wheeling
Bellaire Zszeil Company
Bellaire
Volunteers praised as fighting like regulars in Manila
London Telegraph lauds American volunteers in Manila for discipline and gallantry. The Daily Telegraph notes a sound thrashing of Filipino rebels with minimal American casualties, securing Manila until Otis's reinforcements arrive. In New York, Dr Henry Keys and his wife are found dead from gas asphyxiation at Ardsley Casino. death deemed accidental.
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London Telegraph
Losoon
The
Daily Telegraph
Manila
Otis
New York
Henry E. Keys
Ardsley Casino
Ardsley-on-the Hudson
Wife Seeks News After Missionary Husband’s Murder
Fort Warse Feb 8 A letter from Mrs Susie Rijnhart wife of Rev Peter Rijnhart reports the murder of her husband in Thibet by tribesmen and includes the diary up to that moment. She says she has lost husband baby and all her belongings in one fell sweep. The letter is dated Ta Chien Lu.
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Fort Warse
Susie Rijnhart
Peter Rijnhart
Thibet
Rijnbart
Riumhart
Ta Chien Lu
Prominent Kausan Dead in Leavenworth Kansas
Leavenworth Kansas February reports the death of Col. Moonlight age 67. A Civil War artillery regimental veteran, he held brevet rank of general. He served as Wyoming governor under President Cleveland in his first term and was later minister to Bolivia in Cleveland's second term.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Moonlight
Wyoming
Cleveland
Bolivia
Fierce Jungle Attack Kills Kansas Officer at Caloocan
Manila dispatch reports Lieutenant A L Ford of Company I Twentieth Kansas killed near Caloocan during a jungle recon patrol. Two Kansas companies relieved comrades, driving Filipinos back as gunboats shelled suburbs. Rebels retreat in rout. waterworks at Sigalong and Faranaque captured with limited American casualties.
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Manila
Alford
A. L. Ford
Twentieth
Kansas Infantry
Caloocan
Kansas Regiment
Ths
Ons
Aguinaldo
Hale
Sigalong
Nebraska Regiment
Utah Battery
Loung
Third Artillery
Ben
Guneral Overshine
Faranaque
McArthur
Gagalangin
Caioocan
Insurgent forces around Manila clash as U S reports casualties
Washington reports General Otis dispatch from Manila noting insurgent army around Manila Province numbering over 20 000 with Krupp guns and various rifles. American casualties about 250 with heavy insurgent losses. waterworks damaged but pumps to be repaired in a week.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Manita
Lauzon
Garcia’s Beauy Expected Home to Havana
Havana February 8 The United States gunboat Nashville bearing the body of the late Calixto Garcia is expected today The remains will be received by the city council and laid in state with Cuban soldiers guarding The dispatch to Senator Proctor from General Gomez says he will depart Renentos for Havana via Sagua and Mantanzasito arriving Thursday Proctor will go to Mananzas to confer with Gomez then to Cienfuezos Commodore Cromwell agrees to join in the American women grave-decorating effort for the Maine disaster anniversary He delayed to see whether Admiral Sampson’s squadron would arrive before the 18th and whether ships would be here
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Havana
United States
Nashville
Calixto Garcia
Proctor
Maximo Gomez
Renentos
Sagua
Mantanzasito
Mananzas
Gomez
Cienfuezos
Cromwell
Maine
Admiral Sampson
War Investigators Soon to Report
Waskystsetos February 3 The war investing commission met in executive session without witnesses and reviewed the report to be presented to the president likely this evening or tomorrow morning.
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Wasktysetos
War Investigating Commission
Court hears implied alibi in burglary case
In Cleveland Feb Judge Frank Dellabaawa testified in his own defense in the burglary proceedings. He denied the charge, claiming he was retained by Mrs Manning in an alleged alienation case. Vernon H Burse and Burke testified to differing feuds and the judge stated the Manning matter did not prove guilt. American Cereal Company to pursue absorption by new cereal trust with stock swap details.
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Ameo
Aio
Case Against Buchtel Trustees Arises Over Estate Debts
A petition by William Buchtel alleges that executor Tinker diverted funds from the late John Buchtel estate to the Buchtel College. The case centers on debts left by a brother and the use of estate money for the college, with bondsmen involved and a judgment sought against the wardsmen.
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Agnoos
William Buchtel
George W. Ur
Ferdinand Neat
Macher
Abert
Tinker
John A. Bucander
Buchtel College
Mr. Buentel
New Candidate Harrisburg Entry in Senatorial Race
Hugh B East burn a Doylestown lawyer was entered into the senatorial race by anti-Quay friends. He was one of five Pennsylvania delegates to the national Republican convention at St Louis who voted for McKinley against Quay for the presidency. Voters for him included Senator Rice and Representatives Jefferies Stewart Manley and Sexton. Guay trailed by 13 votes. Ballot results show Jenks Stewart and Hot among others.
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Harrisburg
Hugh B. Eastburn
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Inv
McKinley
Senator Quay
Senator Rice
Buff
Jefferies
Stewart
Manley
Sexton
Dalzell
Guay
Discovered by a Woman Claims of Cure by New Discovery
A testimonial from Mrs Luter Lutz describes recovery from severe illness after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bottles offered free by Z T Baltzig. regular sizes priced 50¢ and $1.00 with guarantee. Another note touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy via George Waitt of South Gardiner Me as effective against cough cold grip. Sold by Baltzig, Rider & Spyder.
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Dr King
Luter Lutz
Ham & Co
Sheloy
la Grippe
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chanberlain
Z. T. Baltzty
Opera House Block
Rider & Spyder
E. Main St
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Albert H. Otis
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Charles F. Delago
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Fred W. Schander
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