Battle in Philippines Massive Moros defeat near Jolo
Reports from Manila recount a major action near Jolo Mount Dajo involving American troops a naval detachment and constabulary against hostile Moros. About 600 Moros were killed while American forces suffered 15 enlisted men and 4 officers killed and 32 enlisted men wounded alongside 32 naval casualties. Commanders Wood and Bilas witnessed the battle which saw the Moro fortress captured after intense fighting and rugged terrain.
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Associated Preas
Manila
Hoste Moros
Moros
General Wood
Leonard Wood
Division of the Philippines
Joio
Sulu Islands
Mount Dajo
Jolo
Army
H. D. Cooke Jr
United States
Pampanga
Constabulary
John H. White
Tyree Rivers
Gor Flon
Laeut
Wyhe E. Conway
Sixth Infantry
Joseph W. Duncan
Mare
Washington, D. C
Jelo
Wood
Tasker H. Bilas
Philippines
War Department
Fourth Cavalry
Twenty-eighth Battery Field Artillery
Twentieth Infantry
Duncan
Bliss
Calbt
Joikinine
Mount Cato Battle In Mindanao Marks Moro Defeat
The report details Brig. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss assuming command in Jolo as Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood departs. Mount Cato near Jolo is described as a Moro fortress stormed with two assault phases to break Moro resistance. Wounded officers Tyree R. Rivers Gordon Johnston Ernest H. Agnew Wyte T Conway listed with brief bios and service histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Philippines
Manilla
Tountain
Tyree R. Rivers
Mississippi
Military
Tennessee
Fourth Cavalry
Gordon Johnston
North Carolina
Princeton
Infantry and Cavalry School
Alabama
U. S
Regular Army
Tenth Cavalry
Fifteenth Cavalry
Signal Corps
Ernest H. Agnew
Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Eleventh
U. S. W. Cavalry
Teguiar
Wyte T. Conway
Hinnis
Ian
Rebels Show Treachery in Cable Dispatch Report
A wired dispatch from Washington reports treachery amid a recent rebellion. In a related incident in Shih ten cifeere, a clash occurred with two women reportedly captured, while General Captain Terelutian and others were alleged to have fled into bushes during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Eure der
Capi
Mercy for Mrs Toll a Toll ain death sentence imposed
March 2 reports the Bergen County court sentenced An toinette Tella for the killing of Joseph Santa Be folie. The death penalty was ordered to be executed in seven and one half years in prison. The court ordered the execution to take place in WackenseeR on Monday March 12. This marks a first for the court.
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Trenton
Antoinette Tella
Bergen
Joseph Santa Be
Court Et Pariers
Fieed & Ta Z
Tesla Ware
Wackenseer
Court of Parades
Trent
Statehood hearing as Beveridge gets early start
In Washington the Senate resumes after a recess as Beveridge opens with support for the joint statehood bill. Foraker jokes about a telegram push from Arizona while Dubois proposes an amendment barring polygamists and Mormons from voting in Arizona’s slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Beveridge
Arizona
Mr. Foraker
Indiana
Foraker
Dubois
Pittsburg Meeting Weighs Miner Wages Policy
Associated Press report from Pittsburg describes a March meeting called by Francie J. Robinas as coal operators in the Pittsburg district seek a clear wage policy to present at the interstate convention in Indianapolis on March 19. They aim to influence Ohio Indiana and Minnesota policy and keep independent operators aligned with the original demand while resisting wage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Pittsburg
Francie J. Roboinas
Indianayolis
Matec
Ohio
Indiana
Minis
Peetern Deirite
Chis
Waele
Pittsburgs Camal Company
False Roof Falls At Milsoukes Gentry Home
Sperial report from Chippewa Falls notes a severe accident at a feeble minded residents home where a roofing crew works collapsed. Charien Mitchel and Peter Rely suffered injuries with broken arms and other injuries described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Neethwesters
Milsoukes
Wis
Chippewa
Echapeei
Charien Mitchel
Peter Rely
Tadig Srufeed
No Change in the Method for County Officials Salaries
County Board of Winnebago votes to maintain current fee system for the register of deeds and deputy clerks, delaying any salary fix. Also accepts Silas Bullard’s resignation as director and librarian from personal reasons. Board adjourns until March meeting to finish remaining business.
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Winnebage County
Eepounty Board of Supervisors
Winti Fo County
Winnebago County
Ream
Nepeuskun
Register of Deeds
Silas Bullard
Menasha
County Lbrary ‘Board
Bullard
M G K is defeated by New London on their home floor
The M G K basketball team lost by one point to New London on New London’s floor, 23 to 22 after a late basket by the home side. Oshkosh played without Roley, and the lineups included Dikmann Lenn Van Liew Fitch Refford for Oshkosh and Trader Demming Lanagan Pischka Prown Quay for New London.
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M. A
New London Thurslay
New London City
New Lonian
Oshkosh
A. Meyers
Lon
Oshkoeh
Roley
Bucher
Brothers Business
Caliere
Appleton
Tearia Thuraias
Oshkor
Dikmann
Lenn
van Liew
Fitch Ani Refford
Guarde
New London
Demming
Forwarias
Lanagan
Pischka
Prown
Quay Ie
MRS GLINES DEAD Clara Kalin dies at St Mary's Hospital
Clara Kalin Glines aged fifty three died at St Mary's hospital after a weeks illness caused mainly by a broken consent and immediate effects of a convulsion. Survived by husband Ralph and Pete Kalin with three daughters and two sons. funeral Monday afternoon at two from the late residence, interment Riverside Cemetery. River Falls County Clerk also issued a marriage license for George Rumlow and Miss Neble M. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Glines
Dyer
Clara Kalin
Raltein Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Morriot Street
Gangress
Myra
Gaines
Ben Warried Tates
Steve Corvived
Tere Frye
Marzin Gould
Matinette
Gren Bay
Edward A. Smith
Riverside Cemetery
Ceunty
Fish
George BE. Rumlow
Mies Neble RM
Remarkable gathering of life insurance men at Albany hearing
Former Governor Woodruff presided as President Paul Morton of the Equitable introduced the meeting. He acknowledged evils in the industry and urged committee changes before enacting all ten bills, warning that unaltered measures could harm the state’s insurance interests.
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Woodruff
Paul Morton
Equlinbie Company
Sayan
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Usut
Atate
Joint Special Legislative Investigating Committee
Itelf
Thfe Insurance
Morton
Equitable
McGoorty Edges Norton In Appleton Boxing Show
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh defeated Paddy Norton of Milwaukee by decision in six rounds at Armory G Appleton. The bout closed a boxing card promoted by Thomas Ryan and Otto Zuelke with several local favorites displaying solid form amid a windy, crowded evening.
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Young
Eddie)" McGoorty
Thy Ciy
Paddy” Norton
Milwaukeew
Armory G. Appleton
Thomas Ryan
Otto Zuelke
Appleton
Oshkosh
McGnorty
Milwaukee
Norton
Aeni
McGnarty
J Tte
Tuo Beute Spectatore J
Bowler
Kaukauna
Zucker
Leening
Zuelke
Ward Hoappie
Miss Herfurth on Stand in Rape Trial Inquiry
In a Neethaederay Matton court report special to the paper, Miss Herfurth, Dean Henry, and a clerk testified amid a string of charges. Prosecutors allege a pattern of misconduct tied to the investigatory papers and actions of the defendants.
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Neethaederay Matton
March
Sesernt
Herfurth
Henry
Tor
Ats Stas
Trade is Active By Associated Press New York March 3
Dispatches indicate active trade as demand for primary goods rises. Market signals show ongoing interest across sectors with buyers seeking prompt shipments and sellers reporting steady interest in core commodities.
Will Help Enforce Law Association Formed
The Citle association, a body of business and professional men, opened a permanent organization at the Y M C A rooms. Resolutions state its aim to assist municipal officers in enforcing law without reformist drama. Officers include Rev. Father J J Hogan president and Rev J P Waarips vice president, S Webb second vice president, WD McDandels secretary, E W Swank recording secretary, and ex General E R Hicks attorney.
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Citle Association
Ieto
J. J. Hogan
J.P. Waarips
8. Webb
WD. McDandels
E. W. Swank
E.R. Hicks
Explosion Triggers Receivership of Local Gas Firm
The Marquette County Gas Light and Traction Company enters receivership after a November 5 explosion that wrecked the Miners National Bank block in Ishpeming and caused fatalities. Claims against the firm total about 46000, with Chicago bankers Granger Farad Co. and Merchants' Loan & Trust involved. Receivership figures tie to local interest as officials from Oshkosh and Rockwell, Ishpeming, and Soehkash hold stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, County Gas, Light and Traction Company
Northwestern
National Bank
Ishpeming
Ie Xaid
Oshkosh
Marquette County Gas, Light and Traction Company
Mich
Aperiter
Merchantis’ Loan & Trust Company of
Chicago
Merchants’ Loan & Trust Company
Marquette
Gae, Traction and Light Company
United States Court
Western District of Michigan
Granger, Farad & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Be Keel
Trock
Shooting the Chutes at the White City Resort
A Green Bay Bijou prospect reports a new summer resort near Ishkoeh by the Winnesaco roads. W Campbell, president, plans excursions from several roads to operate the White City in Chicago style, with a scenic chute ride and modern attractions as entertainment.
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Toston Ancien
W. Camptell
Bijou
Green Bay
Campa
Gistel Aa
Ishkoeh
Eijece Fire Park
Dehkesh
Winnesaco
White
Chicega
Trial of Richard Ivens Prisoner Shows Fear in Hollister Case
Chicago March reports the Richard Ivens murder trial resuming with Dr Hunter testifying on the cause of Mrs Beessie Hollister death as strangulation by twisted wire. Prosecutors outline evidence including statements to Edward Ivens and a pastor as witnesses and Ivens displays notable strain on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ners
Associated Drese
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Mra
Bessie Hollister
W. Ti. Hunter
Folz
Ivons
Hunter
Mr. Hollister
Ivene
Fred Ecklund
Humboldt Boulevard
Herman F. Scholtz
la Grange
Olson
Edward Ivens
Ivens
Harry Olsen
Edward Ivena
Hall
Wesley Methodist Church
Hollister
Ivena
Rex
Fragmented court notes reveal insanity denial in suspect case
A distorted transcript shows a courtroom scene where an associate counsel declares there will be no plea of insanity. The accused, amid nervous tremors and pallid features, fixates on the tragedy around him and pushes to have a clearly established cause. Various fragmented lines hint at personal relations, inquiries, and a chaotic timetable, ending with a garbled forecast and weather notes interspersed in the copy.
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Resuris
Roy
Tate
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