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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 27, 1899

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Christ's Vinegar Lesson On Suffering And Sympathy

In a March Washington sermon Dr. Talmage reflects on Christ's last hours, detailing his thirst, vinegar, and betrayal, and urging readers to seek divine sympathy for trials. He argues crowns await the faithful who endure ailments and bereavements with faith, not bravado.

American Prosa Association Washington Christ Talmage Jesus Jerusalem Judea Earth Heaven Hell Solomon George England Beau Brumimel Miss Langdon Goldsmith Judas Bart Christ Ufo Notianerus Lazarus Mary Martha Jesus Christ Isles Tapor Christendom Herschel Apennines The Amarot Napa Sahib India Sherl Abe Dennis Kelis Edward Milestrip Madison County Virgonia

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purifying Blood Benefits

A 19th century testimonial note touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as Nature's remedy to purify blood and relieve diverse ailments. Various readers from Waterbury to Des Moines share claims of diphtheria prevention, increased vitality, cured scrofula, digestive relief, and liver kidney improvement after using the preparation.

Hood Sam G. Rerev Oak Hill Ave Waterbury Howl Henry Binghamton N.Y Nerrin Olwen Lyon Street Des Moines Jowr Dan Emmy FL Row Middleboro Mass Mas D. A. Stoxx Winthrop

March to Malolos and Aftermath of the Battle

United States forces under General MacArthur and General Wheaton assault Malinta Malabon in the Philippines near Manila. Colonel Egbert was killed and Prince Loewenstein wounded as American casualties mount 45 killed 145 wounded since the engagement began. The pursuit continues toward Malolos with reinforcements and artillery support.

Manila United States Lloyd Wheaton Malluta Marry C. Egbert Twenty-second Regular Infantry Prince Loewenstein Halle Hie Miller

Death toll list and General Egbert profile from Manila fighting

The war department released the first killed list from the weekend fighting. Names include Colonel Henry C. Egbert and privates from Twenty Kansas, Third Artillery, Second Oregon, First Montana, Third Infantry, Tenth Pennsylvania, First Nebraska, and First Colorado. Egbert, born in Pennsylvania, served nearly forty years and rose to brigadier general before final promotion to colonel in 1898. A second Otis dispatch notes MacArthur advancing toward Mania with rail repair and insurgents resisting as troops push ahead.

General Wheaton Malinta Helena Malabon Caloocan Hibert Twenty-second Infantry Oregon Kansas Wheaton Orexon Rigiment Twenty-third Cancean Tullaban Poweless MacArthur Novaliches Polo Twenty-third Infantry Malota Twenty-second Reiment Wroston Twenty-second Oregons Egbert Prince Loewenstein Miller Washington Otis War Department Twentieth Kansas—Company H. S. Plumer Curran C. Craig Anibal Third Artillery William Patton James O'Neil Fogarthy Tierbert Ross Thompson Clarence Watts H. B. Adams William W. Cook Charles Herbert Guy Millard Montana Joseph Bickman Percy Lockhart Steve Stevens William Mitachke Third Infantry Morrell Corporal Cummings Pennsylvania Alex Newall Nebraska Walter Poor Colorado John S. Stewart H. C. Egbert Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment Charles ©. Walker Eugene Morgan Foot Slight Vernon Kelly Henry C. Egbert Twelfth Infantry Gettysburg Bethesda Church Seventeenth Infantry Charlies A. Wikoff San Juan Bill Manila Newcanavan Mania Malolos

MAC ARTHUR'S ADVANCE AND AMERICAN FORCES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Reports from Manila note General Otis receiving Sheridan reinforcements as MacArthur advances toward Muldlog. The war department hails early gains against insurgents at Maluhon, while Allied officials expect rapid supply lines and further relief to Otis. Also covered are a Tacoma wife killing, Secretary Alger in Havana, a double murder accident, and rail news from Japan.

Sheridan Muantia Vishting Ono Washington Otla MacArthur Newenmnyne Tropa Bec Tetary Merkicjohn Goblin Graevel MacArthur Case Muldlog War Department Otis Yeasterday Maluhon Meiklejohn Woll San Francisco Manila Alger Havana United States Ingalls Mecaa Brooke Ludlow Les Bates Wilson Hasbrouck

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