Montana Heroes in Five Months of Philippine War
Granose L. Kinnen recounts how Montana volunteers joined 125000 to fight in the Philippines. The First Montana regiment, led by Majors Drennan and Wallace, fought at La Loma, Caloocan, Malabon, and Malolos, suffering heavy casualties and earning praise from MacArthur. The unit faced brutal trench warfare, a pivotal action at Calumpit, and a dramatic bridge crossing at the Rio Grande with Kansas troops, marking the last major fights.
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G. J. Kilmer
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Maine
McKinley
Pirat Regiment
Montana National Guard
EL. Kessler
James W. Drennan
Robert Bruce Wallace
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Manila
Kansas
Pennsylvania
United States
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Malolos
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Tullahan
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Calumpit
Rio Grande
San Fernando
Montana Boys
Butte
Great Falls
Anaconda
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Fashionable men’s suits and overcoats at bargain prices
A catalog-style ad lists a fancy Broad-Vare Suit in Round Cut Sack at 8.00, Aun iron-clad dark seal brown Shepherd’s Plaid Cassimere at 7.50, and various Worsted and Mixed Plaid outfits. It also promotes lace and Congress leather shoes, railroad shoes, heavy Mill and Hob Nail Shoes, and several Ulster and Beaver coats with velvet collars, all presented as sale items with pricing cues.
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Cecil Rhodes and the Kimberley Diamond Syndicate Tale
A New York World report explains how a rough diamond syndicate linked to De Beers moved to squeeze the market. Cecil Rhodes uses a ring with three stones to illustrate production pressures affecting diamond prices and De Beers stock, noting rising shares as British public confidence remains strong.
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Rough Syndicate
New York World
Werner, Beit & Co
K. & A. Abrams
Joseph Brox
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Cecil Rhodes
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Searchlights for Luzon to be shipped to front
Washington says the army will test a portable searchlight device for signal and watch duties in Manila operations. It can mount on railroad cars, light weight, and aid night marches, battlefield searches, and retrenchment screens. Similar lights are used abroad and may outperform rivals.
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Manila
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