Hood's Sarsaparilla Reported to Heal Skin Rash and Dyspepsia
Testimonial from Mrs M Love of Lonaconing Maryland and Walter W Kaa of Cumberland Maryland praising Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for skin rash insomnia back pain and dyspepsia. They claim complete relief after use and recommend the products.
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Hood
Mrs. M
Love
Lonaconing
Maryland
Walter W. Kaa
Con‘rector
Columbia St
Cumberland
Death of Washington
Report describes Washington’s death caused by a sore throat that hindered the epiglottis and notes crude remedies nearly suffocated him. It claims Syrup of White Pine from a local drug stock could have extended his life and promotes the product for colds sore throats and coughs.
Bankruptcy and Theft Warned in Dr. Talmage Sermon
A 1899 Washington dispatch reports Dr. Talmage decrying bank fraud and misuse of trust funds. He blames careless directors and borrowed capital for widespread failures, urges living within means, and insists on honesty in banking and estate management to protect depositors and orphans.
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American Press Association
Washington
Thia
Dr. Talmage
Butalus
Iband
Bastille
France
Badena
United States
Fierce Fighting Near Manila Escalates As U S Forces Fire
Manila reports an intense clash beginning 8 47 PM Saturday as Filipinos attacked Caloocan Santa Mesa and Paco. American regiments led a heavy counterfire driving rebels from Paco and Santa Mesa. Nebraska Montana and North Dakota units held defenses, with losses on both sides.
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Nebrasky Regiment
Santa Mesa
Grealy
Caloocan
Nebraska
Montana
North Dakota
Gagalangin
Balik-Batik
Paco
Pandacan
Utah Light Artillery
United States
Charleston
Concord
Malaboa
Filiptno
Malate
California
Washington
Santa Mega
Aguinaldo
Charles Hogan
Wall
Colton
Second Reserve Hospital
William G. Smith
Pasig
Malabonn
Dewey reports battles near Manila as insurgents strike
Washington reports Admiral Dewey confirms fighting around Manila with insurgents engaging both land and sea forces. U S troops hold positions while insurgents suffer higher casualties. Otis eyes stronger coastal defenses and possible extended occupation. Debate continues over treaty implications and Aguinaldo’s representative status in the capital.
GENERAL MERRITT CALLS FOR NO TEMPORIZING WITH INSURGENTS
Major General Wesley Merritt granted a New York interview on the Manila crisis. He dismissed fears for American troops, praised their discipline and leadership, estimated Filipino strength at 12 000 to 15 000 by rifle count, and noted prisoners with about 2000 Spanish arms. He said he could have cleaned out the insurgents in half a day if ordered.
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Navy Department
Manilan
Washington
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Dewey
Otis
Philippine Commission
Manila
Luzon
Miller
Iloilo
Panay
Oda
McKinley
Soi
United States
Manla
Spain
Manta Kay
Rock of
Gibraltar
Desery
Neel
War Department
Ouls
New York
Wesley Merritt
Merritt
Hong Kong
Excitement in Madrid Over Spanish Warship Gains
Madrid reports intense reaction to a dispatch from General Rios. He says insurgents attacked and captured much of the exterior American line while American defense including artillery and ships fought back. Warships reportedly destroyed and burned Caloocan Paco and nearby towns with both sides suffering. A sergeant was wounded by a stray bullet. Public sympathy leans Aguinaldo but concerns rise over Spanish prisoners in insurgent hands.
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Rios
Madrid
Philippines
Caloocan
Paco
Aguinaldo
Insurgent Actions Boost US Position in Philippines Editorials
London press columns argue Aguinaldo's forces may trigger a broader anti American revolt while boosting McKinley’s expansion goals. The Times casts doubt on insurgents’ intent to end American rule and suggests heightened resolve in Washington. The Daily Graphic says insurgents’ folly may seal defeat and aid US expansion policy. Axconvillo flees toward Canada with US no plan to arrest him.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
The
Daily Graphic
McHinley
Senate
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