San Mateo Taken in Philippine Campaign Action
American forces under Gen. Samuel B. M. Young seized San Mateo near the San Juan reservoir after a three-column advance from Novaliches and the south. Casualties totaled three killed and 15 wounded, with a sergeant among the dead on the enemy side. Maj. Cronin and Capt. Parker led infantry and cavalry operations, encountering strong resistance and mud filled rice fields before occupying the town around mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Samuel B. M. Young
San Mateo
San Juan Reservoir
Twenty-first Infantry
Cronin
Twenty-fifth
Novaliches
Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Parker
Twelfth New York Volunteer Regiment
Twenty-first
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Maj. Cronin
Young
J. C. Gilmore
United States
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Vigan
South Locos
Gilmore
Washington
Sperry
H. G. MacFarland
U.S
Notto
P. T
Samar
Hg, MacMurland
U.S. N
Panay
Catalog
Romblon
Sibayan
Capiz
Doilo
Oicer
Negros
Leyte
Panayead
Hughes
Centennial
San Francisco
Cral
San Luis
Rio Grande
Cahumpit
Twenty-second Infantry
Giringna
Malges
Aguinet
Possible attack on the railway prompts rapid railway reinforcement
A special train carried reinforcements to Malolos and Guigieto just north of Bolacan as fears of a rail attack surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malolos
Guigieto
Bolacan
Delegates named from Missouri and Kansas to upcoming anti trust meetings
Missouri Governor Stephens and Kansas Governor Stanley appoint delegates for Chicago conferences on combinations and trusts, with representative figures from Jefferson City Warrensburg St Louis and other towns. Oklahoma rail chartered to connect Guthrie Shawnee and Atoka. Capt Watson backs Philippine stay and praises Otis. Rail rates named for Kansas City fall festivities. A Kansas City assault suspect captured near Olathe. Labori murder case rumors fade as troops search. Will of Joseph Henrist leaves 72000 cash to charities in Kansas City and St Louis. Insurance fines paid by most firms. four remain in default and face ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Chicago
W. d. Bailey
J. K. Cubbison
Kansas City
Kan
George H. Buckmin
Winfield
W. A. White
Emporia
John E. Hessin
Manhattan
C. E. Elliott
Wellington
H. L. Pestana
Russell
New Oklahoma Railroad
Guthrie
Denver, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Company
Guthrie Shawnee
Ellis
Trego
Gove County
Woods
Grant County
Grayson, Cooke
Montague County
Tex
Shawnee
Atoka
Joseph Henrist
Christian Brothers’ Catholic College
St. Louis
Old Westport
Commercial Union
Law Union & Crown
Victoria Fire & Marine
Citizens of
New York
Missouri
Dreyfus Trial Ends Session in Dramatic Denunciation
Rennes August 14 Gen Mercier spoke for nearly four hours in a scathing attack on Dreyfus. Dreyfus rose and accused Mercier of lying, prompting wild cheers before order was restored. Casimir-Perier demanded confrontation with Mercier, and the court adjourned for a meeting between Perier and Mercier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennes
Dreyfus
Mercier
M. Casimir-Perier
Gen. Mercier
Col. Jouaust
Perier
American Company's Roundlap bale press praised by Arkansas gin
A. J. Clements of Clem ents & Daniel in Lonoke Ark. praised the American Cotton Company's Roundlap bale press after a season of use, reporting 4000 bales compressed and higher net returns than square presses. He plans to continue with Roundlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
J. Clements
Clements & Daniel
Lonoke
Ark
Clements
Commercial Appeal
American Cotton Co
Continental
Croker Reverses Stance on Philippine Policy
New York August 14 Richard Croker Tammany leader says he was wrong to oppose Philippine expansion and that the United States should not have paid $20,000,000 for the islands. He returns anti expansionist and praises William Jennings Bryan as a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Croker
New York
Europe
Richard Croker
Tammany
United States
Philippines
Croker
Islands
Robbed the Grave
Philadelphia man recounts a terrifying illness nearly doomed him until Electric Bitters. After three weeks of use he recovers fully, claiming the tonic saved his life and robbed the grave of another victim. Available at F.C. Savage Drug Store for 50 cents guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Springer
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Dr. King
F.C. Savage
John Oliver
F.C. Savage Drug Store
Notice of final proof by James A Abernathy in Polk Ark
August 14 notice states James A Abernathy of Polk County Arkansas filed intent to make final proof for his claim. Proof to be made before Polk County Clerk in Mena on September 80 1800 for land parcels in section 4 township south range 28 west. Witnesses named Phillip Abernathy Ebba Koren Ang it Ju Parepneie Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Ark
Mena
James A. Abernathy
Ranger
Phillip Abernathy
Stig Fork
Ebb Koren
Anfus Abernathy
Witten
Register
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Ensign
Will- Pines
Gringna
Sernors
Kansas
Otla
W. J. Watson
Pittsburg
Kaw
Watson
Otis
Hig Lipa
China
Yokohama
Honolulu
President Schurman
Philippine Island Commission
Schurman
McKinley
Commission
Mike Perkins
Assattant
Olathe
Zarah
Edna Perkins
Turner
Miss Perkins
Aswa
M. Labori
John Herper Bonoel
Dreyfus Cadlea Mercier
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
Neb
Smyth
Nebraska
Dallas
Elm Street
Guild
Donald G. Jenking
The
Morning News
South
O. Paget
Dallas Free Thought Association
R. G. Ingersoll
Dewey
Leghorn
Italy
Admiral Dewey
Jackson Drug Company
N. DE Queen ST. Huddin’s Block
Star Readers
Star
Star Office
Department of the Interior
Camden, Ark
W. E. Watkins
Ds Grocerins
de Queen and
Janssen
Camden
Eivan
TrHy
Carter
Suid
James
Patani
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