OUR BRITISH RIVALS Exports now exceed those of the United Kingdom
Washington March 20 Amb Choates remark on a friendly rivalry in world commerce is echoed by Treasury figures. Eight months ending February U S domestic exports reach 820,085,141 while United Kingdom exports total 708,960,427. In 1898 U S exports 1,233,564,828 versus U K 1,131,944,351. Since 1879 the United States has grown 68 percent, Britain 22 percent. Domestic exports to U K rose from 346,485,881 in 1879 to 534,395,302 in 1898. The rivalry remains cordial and Britain retains a sizable share of global demand.
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Rebels Routed After Night Assault Near Pasig
Manila dispatch reports rebels expelled from Cavite attacked a Washington volunteers post at Taguig. Reinforcements cleared them from the lake area with two killed and twenty wounded among Americans. Otis notes about 200 Filipinos killed and $500,000 in insurgent property destroyed. The article details subsequent pursuit, local captures, and naval support including gunboats and distilling ship Iris arriving from Honolulu.
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American forces report success against insurgents in Luzon battles
General Otis dispatches say Grant’s improvised gunboat and Wheatons brigade control Laguna de Bay and Pasig river lines. Insurgents attacked south of Pasig with two American fatalities and twenty wounded. Wheaton’s units countered, driving the enemy ten miles south with light losses and leaving about 200 enemy dead.
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One Good Turn Deserves Another Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads
A long U S newspaper ad praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla for a range of ailments. Testimonials from M A Axmney Victor, C W T Scumint Cedar Falls, and others claim blood purification and health restoration. Includes names and locations such as Worcester Massachusetts Ontario Avenue Niagara Falls New York Sandusky Ohio.
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FIGHTING IN HAVANA POLICE CLASH WIDENS WOUNDS
Havana reports a large clash between police and crowds at a public mulatto ball on San Jose street. Police and residents exchanged gunfire and clubs leaving many wounded including Police Captain Hitampes. Reports mention American troops arriving and further arrests after the trouble.
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Wisdom in the streets as a sermon to toil and care
Dr. D. L. Moody oration evokes Proverbs to urge seeing God's voice in city streets. He notes toil, struggle, and temptations flourish among the poor, calling Christians to charitable action and personal witness as they navigate crowded avenues and urban life. He warns against pretension and urges practical mercy.
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Augusta's Mayor Walsh Dies After Long Illness
Augusta Georgia March 20 Hon Patrick Walsh ex senator and mayor died at his residence yesterday morning after three months of nervous prostration. Walsh a prominent Georgia figure and champion of southern development served in the state legislature and U S Senate replacement. He edited the Augusta Chronicle for 25 years and was active in Democratic national affairs.
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