Bloody Week in Philippines Ends With Heavy Casualties
Manila reports the week as among the bloodiest of the Philippine war. Authentic figures show 878 Filipinos killed, 11 officers and 84 men captured, with many wounded. American losses were nine killed and 16 wounded as insurgents attacked across Luzon including San Miguel and San Joes.
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Manila
Manils
Luson
Pio del Pilar
San Miguel
Pilar
Hoe
86Th Infantry
Hatanges
Wonde
San Joes
Ledolua
8Th Infantry
Baliuang
Baloh
Neuve Caceres
Onnee
Montenaget
Getetian
Col. Smith
Montenegro
Manilla
Unclear fragmentary OCR meet report and notes
Fragmentary text mentions officers, a gate, a bed life, Col. Smith, and prisoners. No clear event, location, or date is readable. Likely notes from a meeting or patrol with scattered names and places, but specifics are unreadable.
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Col. Smith
Manola
Boom breaks loose endangering Saco River bridges
The main boom to the Saco river above Biddeford broke last night releasing over 8,000,000 feet of logs. A jam formed above the long bridge of the Boston and Maine line but barriers were secured to prevent further trouble. The river rose to near flood height but was expected to stop rising by six this evening.
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Biddeford
Saco
Boston and Maine Railroad
Jt Daa Beem
Baneers
Treacher
Senate Eyes Key Elections and Alaska Code Action This Week
The Senate will dedicate time this week to three election-related cases including Quay's entitlement in the Senate amid debate. Alaska code bill and Philippine bill loom on the calendar as other measures like army and Hawaiian conference funding await action. The House focus shifts to the post offices appropriation and private bills, with district and private members slated for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Eman
Senaest
Virginia
Clark
Sues
Post Offices
Colombia
Severn
Croton Landing Strikers Report Quiet Camp Roosevelt
Croton Landing New York April 22 reports a largely quiet day at Camp Roosevelt with six strikers noted as thieves while no major incidents or clashes occurred.
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Croton Landing
N. Y
Camp Hrosevelt
Weather Forecast and Report from April 22 1900
The bulletin notes Monday’s forecast for cloudiness with light rain turning warmer later, followed by a variable wind. Tuesday expected partly cloudy and warmer with light winds. New England shows interior fair, coast showers on Monday, then fair and warmer Tuesday with northeasterly winds. Portland data record barometer readings near 29.998 and 30.001 inches and a max temperature of 53.
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Heaton
Washington
New England
Portland
Weather observations across multiple stations report clear and rain patterns
Yesterday April 22 observers recorded temperatures from 40 to 72 degrees at stations including Boston Philadelphia Washington St Paul Huron and others. Winds varied from W to SW with clear skies in most locations and rain noted at Albaya and De Deirons.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Paul
Huron
Mile Long Inferno Engulfs Range Near La Broquerie
Winnipeg reports bushfires raging along the Southeastern railway from La Broquerie to Warren Minnesota a 75 mile span. About 600 people including lumber camp workers are feared trapped as flames threaten camps and a rescue train is reported doomed. authorities plan further rescues as fires cut the line and wires fail.
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Winnipeg
la Broquerie
Warren
Minn
Woodridge
Ten Miter Thingide
Vassar
Baebrose
Hames
la Brequerie
Vaszar
Ubhureday Eight
Fragmentary police report on suspect described as insane
Fragmented OCR text notes an arrest and police inquiry into a suspect. Friends describe the crime as insanity, while authorities show limited credence to the letter. The torn wording suggests a townwide concern about the case and its mental health implications.
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Sretznat
Tighas Te Ata'bo
North Saco Casf Like Ivory Boothby Case Summary
April 22 Elwin E Southwick, a Woonsocket carriage maker, was shot at North Smithfield residence by an unknown man who fled after the attack. Southwick, 36, carried about 60 in his pockets and believed robbery was the motive. The case mirrors the Ivory Boothby murder near North Saco two years earlier, with a similar ambush and a long investigation but no arrest.
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Woonsocket
Elwin E. Southwick
North Smithfield
Southwick
Uxbridge
Ivory Hoothby
North Saco
Boothby
Portland
Fights With Boers Continue As News Delays Expected
London reports indicate Gen. Sir Henry Rundle may have won a decisive engagement with the Boers. Brig. Gen. Campbell's 1st brigade arrived, but positions around Bloemfontein remain unclear and northward advances await news. Boer activity persists across the theater with reinforcements and strategic shifts noted.
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London
Henry Rundle
Campbell
Bloemfontein
Tours
Daily
Chronine
Modder
Tbe
Ange
Laurence Marquesz
Col. Dalgety
Lord Hoberts
Lord Methuen
Boshof
Krankfort
Natal
Charles Warren
Free State
Redvers Buller
Lord Kitchener
Hague
Berlin
Paris
Washington
Croker Relates View on London Political Situation
London apli 22. Mr Richard Croker of New York expressed himself in strong terms about the political situation. He stated he is perfectly well and at ease with affairs, sharing his opinions on the current scene.
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London
Richard Croker
New York
St Vantage
Oime
Porte Reaches Indemnity Accord With United States Demands
Constantinople reports the Porte will compensate American missionaries under the same terms as other foreigners. The U S legation and other embassies protest import duties while awaiting a reply to the last collective note. Officials expect a settlement aligned with foreign powers on April 7 and press for a prompt, amicable resolution.
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Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
United States
British steamer Flr Garnet Wolley towed to Halifax by Huno
The Flr Garnet Wolley, a British steamer, was towed 800 miles to Halifax by the steamer Huno after its tall stern broke mid Atlantic on Good Friday. It carried a cargo of 14 409 quarters of corp and faced seven line breaks in the towing rope before reaching harbor.
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Haifax
N. S
Garnet Wolley
Huno
Halifax
Wolsey
Corp. T
Portland Couple Visiting Capital
Dr. Willis B. Moulton and Mrs. Moulton of Portland are visiting Baltimore and Washington for a few days.
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Washington
Willis B. Moulton
Reconstruction progress at Convention Hall site
Baugae City Missouri April 22 progress in rebuilding Convention hall is rapid. Debris and twisted steel have been cleared from the site and much masonry on the exterior walls has been replaced. Hersog company of Mina is to begin work tomorrow morning to finish the exterior framing.
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Baugae City
Convention Hall
Hersog Company of
Mina
Toute Oe
Rite Force
John Houghen Kills Wife and Wounds Woman in New York
Fyraeuses New York April 2 report states John Houghen killed his wife Hannah Hugher and wounded Elizabeth Lyons, aged 1, in a violent incident. The brief account names the two victims and notes the attacker’s action in a domestic crime setting.
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Fyraeuses
N. Y
John Houghen
Ebot
Hannah Hugher
Esabeth Lyons
Krese ls Hold a Town Tone Ton Jam
Advices from Colonium report the Bela gaversees chartered a lah ticket at Colom to move troops to Boorse del Toro. An important test is expected to occur there on Friday.
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Colonium
Colom
Troopa
del Toro
De Wet reported killed amid Boer forces in Africa
London reports from the Daily News and The Standard describe General De Wet as killed and note European volunteer corps aiding the Boers. Details mention trenches around Pretoria, 60 guns at Kroonstad, dynamite charges at Johannesburg, and delays due to transport and weather hindering the Pretoria advance.
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London
Daily News
Louresco Marques
II la
de Wet
Pretoria
Kroonstad
Eoven
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