Occupation of Zamboanga and Mindanao actions amid revolt
Reports detail American forces advancing inland in Mindanao and occupying Zamboanga after executing a staged seizure. Commander Very’s castine relief, arrival of bluejackets, and deployment of Companies from the Twenty third regiment followed the assassination of Calixto and the deposition of Alvarez. Local chiefs accepted American sovereignty, taxes postponed, and arms allowed for defense as Michel assumed leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottantla
Dee
Labuano
MacArthur
Bell
Oregon
Vigan
Young
March
Wigan
Zamboung
Manila
Mindano Coast
Calixto
Salvador
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Very
United States
Castine
Alvarez
Galixto
Luzon
Midel
Tetuan
Alixto
Datto Mandi
Zamoanga
Michel
Jalo
Twenty-third Regiment
Nichols
Mandi
Bates
Sie
Norden
Feldtsand Meese
Ade
Will Bequests in Hobart Will and Political Notes
The will of Hobart allocates 500 to the Hobart family in Paterson with large sums to Jennie Hobart A A Wilcox David Hobart and two children. Separately Senator Hanna plans to retire from the national committee amid pressure. Other reports note ship blockades at Sault Ste. Marie and a new window glass association forming in Pittsburgh to maintain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret ‘A
Hobart
Jocope Hospital
Speosite
Asyluzi
Paterson
Tuttle
David Hobart
Jennie Hobart
A. A. Witox
T. Bell
Col
Williamy Barbour
Haase
Cleveland
Hanna
National Republican Committee
Pitsburgh
Currency Bill Aims for Gold Standard and Bank Reform
A detailed reform package examines gold standard adoption and full redemption of metal and paper money in gold on demand. It limits treasury power, links changes to Congress and the president, and outlines banking expansions and tax changes for national banks. The bill, drafted by Henderson Overstreet and others, reflects Republican policy and briefs plans for a caucus push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Tasita
Asyi
Republican Party
Repubican
D. B. Henderson
EB. Payne
New York
John Dalsell
Pennsylvania
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
W. 8. Kerr
Ohio
J.W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Page Morris
William C. Lovering
Massachusetts
Eugene F. Loud
California
Charles Curtis
Kansas
R. B. Hawley
Texas
Col. Henderson
Jesse, Overstreet
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New Clley Review
P la Bell
Prifsche
Brown Co. Bank
L. A
Ritsche
TM. Lipp
Frank
Tim
Dr.l. A. Gebhardt
Schoch-Ottomeyer Building
Minn
Joe A. Rokstein
Brown Co
Alwin’s City Drug Store
New Unm - Msyn
Hagberg
A, Heers
State Street
New Ulm
Telm
J. James
Yreays
Maniato
Ohn
Lew
Pr Acress
Anl
U.S. Courte
Oficeia Masonic Block
MINK
Dr J. Schosh
NEW
Offiver Pioneer Drug Store
Geo. Benz & Son
ST. Paul
P. Scherer
Lurber & Coal
Gen. Otis
Tate Interior
Fort Zamboangs
Sault. Ste. Marie, Mich
Siemens
Philadelphia
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Davern
J. E. Miller
Isleta
Here
Brasil
Paris
Brazil
San Francisco
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Prankfort
Janet W. Gayle
Owen County
Okie
Liverpool
Jety
Quebec
Dlinals Rend
Apringsedd
Til
Deo
Jonge J
Pillebary
Mrtard
Sidtan
Treasury Notes
Hultian
Treasury
Chicago
Michigan
Brown
Cornell
Town
Illinois
Purdue
Missouri
Logansport
Marion
Grinnell
Nebraska
Durnea
Mouston Street
William Helmbolat
Matilda
Pennsylvania Railroad
com_pany
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central Company
Chicago, & St. Louis
Chesapeake & Ohioroads
Nolcomb
Lincoln
Neb
Silas A. Holcomb
Supreme Judge
M. B. Reese
Holcombuot
Paterson, N. J
Alexander Craig
May ‘Roe
Walter Walbrook
Ats Crossing
Muscatine
Frank Weiser
Washin Wow
Han
Great Britain
Dr. Fink
Ming
Schenectady
Les
RED Cross
J.B. Arnold
Andrew J. Eckstein
Ctias
Toberer
Crockery
F.pfefferle
Stenexsnennen & Woscea
Hruidway
Centra Street
Gannon and Baarsch
Bingham Bros
Coal & Grain
Dakota House
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