Filipinos Driven Near Iloilo Report From General Otis
Otis reports Mil ler says insurgent forces near Iloilo are disintegrating while Manila rests quiet. At Macati and along the Pasig river American forces drive insurgents back as Sixth Artillery shells the position. Rebels flee San Pedro Mecatin toward Singalon as Red Cross aid becomes a target.
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Manila
King
Washington Infantry
Pasig
Macati
Lieut Scott
Macau
Aguinaldo
Red Cross
Pierce
MacArthur
Provisional Hospital
Paco
Washington Volunteers
San Pedro Mecatin
Singalon
Hatle
Washington
War Department
Gen. Miller
Lollo Re
Negros
Cebu
Aredeavor
Otis
Mania
United States
Newport
Iloilo
Miller
Jaro
Molo
Philippines
Bold Express Robbery at Cherryvale
Cherryvale Kansas February 21 morning a Coffeyville passenger train on the Santa Fe was on the sidetrack when the express car was broken open the safe robbed of an estimated ninety thousand dollars Express Messenger reports the incident with details unclear on suspects and exact valuables still missing.
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Cooper
Pothour
Santa Fe
Cherryvale
Kan
Coffeyville
Death of France's President Faure and Loubet Rise to Power
Paris reports the death of Francois Felix Faure at 10 pm after a brief illness, with apoplexy given as the cause. two days later M. Loubet is elected president to succeed Faure, defeating Meline 483 to 270. Loubet's long public career is outlined, including roles as deputy, minister of public works and interior, and Senate president. Separate items note Dr H S Lowry obtaining a marriage license in Kansas City and a Nebraska legislative dispute over senatorial ballots.
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Paris
Francois Felix Faure
French Republic
Faure
M. Loubet
Felix Faure
Assembly of Deputies
M. Meline
Loubet
Meline
M. Emil Loubet
France
Marsanne
The
Drome
Montelimares
Tirard
Enbinet
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Panama Canal
Senate
Kansas City
HS. Lowry
Circuit Court
Sayde Anderson
W. J. Anderson
Campbell Street
Lincoln
Neb
Exports and imports figures from January reports
Washington reports January 1890 exports at 115,515,054 and imports at 55,472,818, showing a January excess of exports over imports of 57,048,409. Figures compare with January 1898 exports of 108,426,674 and imports of 50,827,714, noting small differences against 1806 and 1809 figures.
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Washington
United States
Miles Court of Inquiry Opens On Beef Scandal
The Miles court of inquiry in Washington opened with ceremony and Gen Nelson A Miles appearing as the first witness. The inquiry focuses on Gen Miles allegations about army beef quality and the press reports related to preservation chemicals. Miles disputed interviews and said some quotes did not reflect his views, while remaining noncommittal on some assertions.
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Washington
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Rse
Frank Michler
Adjutant General
War Commission
New York Journal
New York Herald
Gen
Journal
Proceedings in Congress and actions on war era bills
Senate and House actions span the February sessions with debates on the sundry civil and Nicaragua canal bills, naval and army measures, post office funds, and pensions. Notable outcomes include passage of the army reorganization plan, naval appropriations, and measures paying Spain for the Philippines, plus condolence resolutions and various rail and land sales notices.
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Senate
McEnery
Congress
Helen Gould
Post Office
Oscar W. Delzaan
Merrimac
Naval Academy
Grosvenor
Hawley
Conn
Military Affairs Committee
Cockrell
Military Academy
Kansas City
Newton
Kan
House
Spain
Philippine Islands
Wheeler
Hepburn
French Republic
Paure
Inai
Ith
Simpkins
Mase
Arkansas & Northwestern Railway
Gainesville
McAluster
Harley Conns
Washington
United States
Mertens
Valencia
Uproar in the Cortes Over Cuban War and Cuban Report
In Madrid the Cortes convened with Senor Montero Rios praising France and debating the Philippines bill. Count d Almenas attacked generals in Cuba, calling for accountability, sparking tumult. Senor Sagasta defended the government as guards expelled several spectators. Quesada in Washington reported Cubans seek changes and closer talks with President McKinley.
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Madrid
Senor Montero Rios
Senate
M. Faure
France
Senor Sagasta
Philippines
United States
Count d’Almenas
Cuba
Primo Rivera
Weyler
Blanco
Cervera
Linares
Santiago
America
d’Almenas
Asses
Calis
Senor Quesada
Washington
Senor
Gonzalo Quesada
McKinley
Maximo Gomes
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Gen. King
Hloilo
Hivilo
President Faure
Court of Inquiry
Otisl
Wesley Merritt
McAlester
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Telluride
Col
Yellow Mountain
Ophir
Me Witchcock
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Missouri
Russia
Proceedings IN Congress
Abilene
Chicago
United States Leather Company
American Hide & Leather Company
United States Company
Tella Presidant
Ais
Cilesgo
Health Department
VA. Gil
Konmus
Mintesour
Todian Terrilocys
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