Remember the Maine Era Dewey Victory at Manila Bay
A historical recount of Admiral Dewey's 1898 Manila Bay expedition. It describes the battle as ships like the Olympia and Baltimore form lines, engage the Spanish fleet, and achieve a decisive victory with minimal American injuries. The narrative notes the strategic risk, night approach, and the crushing defeat of Spanish vessels.
The Hero of Manila
A first day report of the Manila engagement describes Dewey's fleet closing on the Spanish line near Cavite and Manila. Spanish ships Reina Cristina and Castilla attempt to shield, but American fire remains largely ineffective until decisive action begins with the Olympia and accompanying vessels. The piece frames the battle as a historic American assertion and notes the dawn on May 1 as the contest unfolds.
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Manila Bay
Corregidor
Tle
Manila
Olympia
Baltimore
Raleigh
Concord
Potrer
Boston
McCaulloch
Theommodore
Petrel
Cristina
Den
Dewey
Little Petrel
V ‘Ls
Phen
Cavite
Reina Cristina
Castilla
Laetory
Aredgd
Fay
Eas
Rey
Ceridde
Stan
Micuilelis
Atthanel
SLAIN BY CYCLONE Scores of People Left Dead in the Wake
A cyclone leaves a wide area devastated with many fatalities. Rescue teams search collapsed buildings and crowded towns for survivors amid sliding debris and rising death tolls in the storm’s aftermath. Authorities warn of further bad weather and urge caution.
Two Cyclones Ravage Missouri and Iowa
Two violent tornadoes struck Missouri and Iowa causing extensive destruction and many lives. Kirksville suffered the worst, with hundreds homeless, over 100 homes destroyed, and more than 500 injured reported. Newtown and Ute also affected as rescue crews from osteopathy schools aided the injured. Communication remained limited as crews worked through the night to reach victims.
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Missouri
Iowa
Newtown
Kirksville
Soldier River
Ute
Noonan
American School of Osteopathy
Fair Grounds
State Normal School
Patterson
Normal School
Marcus Wann
Seminary For
Wirksville
Noomin
Droamfield
Lowi
Maberly
Terrifying Newtown Tornado Kills Twenty In Town
Friday reports from Newtown Missouri describe a devastating tornado that Levelled the eastern half of the town. About twenty killed and thirty to forty injured as homes and businesses were destroyed and telegraph wires washed away. Emergency relief spread as residents aided the homeless.
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Newtown
Eyelone
Medicine Creek
Two Devastated Towns in Missouri described
Kirksville, county seat of Adair County Missouri, known for the American School of Osteopathy founded by Dr. A T Still, as well as coal mines and railway connections. Newtown in Sullivan County lies southwest of Kirksville and is a local manufacturing hub with furniture and lumber industries.
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Kirksville
Adair County
Missouri
Quincy
Ill
Wabash
Quincy, Omaha and Kansas Cit
North Missouri Norma School
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Newtown
Sullivan County
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Tornado devastates Soldier River valley in Iowa
A midnight tornado swept Crawford and Monona counties in Iowa, devastating the Soldier River valley. The twister carved a nearly mile wide path over twenty miles, crippling homes and farms. The Farne residence was destroyed, five daughters scattered, father badly hurt, and a mother fatally wounded beneath debris. Dozens injured and extensive property damage reported.
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Soldier River Valley
Crawford
Monona
Iowa
Monona County
Soldier River
George Farne
Americans rout Filipino forces at Apalit in Rio Grande crossing
MacArthur’s division crossed the Rio Grande on Thursday and advanced on Apalit routing the Filipino army. Kansas and Montana regiments led the assault across a damaged bridge, Nebraska troops attacked trenches, and 20 prisoners were taken including a Spaniard as heat and a thunderstorm refreshed the Americans. One Montana soldier was killed and nine wounded.
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Aguinaldo
Con. MacArthur
Rio Grande
Apalit
Gen. Wheaton
Col. Funston
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Montana
Nebraska
Antonio Luni
Wheaton
Maenbele
Apalit Station
Hiter
San Fernando
San Vincente
Montana Regiment
Rebels Seek Peace as Otis Denies Filipino Congress
The first peace overture by Aguinaldo representatives was rejected by Gen. Otis who refused to recognize the Filipino congress. He stated war could be stopped by him without congress, while authorities emphasized leniency toward insurgents. The revolt began Feb. 4 with clashes around Manila as American forces, led by MacArthur and Lawton, pushed insurgents back across the suburbs amid heavy losses.
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Philippines
Aguinaldo
Col
Manuel Aguelles
Lieut
Bernal
Gen
Otis
Congress
War Department
Oris
Philadelphia
Mesby
Mani
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Nebraska Volunteer
Fen
Wheaton
Laguna de Bay
Winder
MacArthur
Minin
Pole
Madolos
Pilipino
Pilipines
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Drake
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de Ruyper
Collingwoad
Parragut
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China
Tongong
Williams
Halliards
Out
McCulloch
Oon
Nanshan
Zafiro
Tacir
Spain
Saway
Montejo
Subig Hay
Phedon
Smaash
Zatiro
Lim
Tlot
Koslow
Solis Diay
Aia
Hivital
Peet
Hong Kong
Phu
Republic of America
Sander
Vorthy Gyi
Torneado
Siokely Mogaan
Armirad
Glyuipin
Miailn
Juinden
Ark
General Otis