Manila War News: Caloocan Battle Clears Jungle Front
Manila reports mark a key U S victory at Caloocan where Monadnock and Charleston shells drove insurgents from jungles near Caloocan and Malabon. Otis confirms heavy Filipino losses and rail link reopening as Americans press toward Malabon with fresh dispatches from Hong Kong and Washington.
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Manila
Monadnock
Charleston
Caloocan
Malabon
Otis
London
Reuters
Malanon
Maloslos
Washington
War Department
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Carolines
United States Senate
Utah
Kansas Regiment
Third Artillery
United States
Agoncillo
Montreal
Uncle Sam
Mrs Pinkham Advice On Change Of Life For Women
A reader letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopause and uterine issues. Mrs F Gair FING of Georgeville MO and Mrs F H Allen of Toledo OH report relief and urge other women to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Telegrams and early 20th century brief notices mix of local incidents
A mosaic of short items reports a Chicago official's illness, crop losses in Missouri counties, a proposed Chicago mill project, a Dawson City hospital founder's pneumonia death, Mrs. Martha Cumback's death in Greensburg Indiana, a Choctaw coal miners strike in Indian Territory, a Baxter Stove works explosion in Mansfield Ohio, Oxford University accepting a chess challenge, weather notes from February and a Delaware pillory scene. Also mentions Foraker, a state Republican league meeting in Dayton, and advertisements for Dr King’s New Discovery and Foley’s Kidney Cure with various medical notices and a testimonial about Orangeine. The mix includes a fire loss, political movements, and medical product promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Wailer
Chicago
Vernon
Cedar Counties
Judge
St. Mary's Hospital
Dawson City
Alaska
Martha Cumback
Greensburg
Ind
Will Cumback
Choctaw Coal Company
Indian Territory
Bluefields
Baxter
Mansfield
Oxford University
Open Door policy debated by Lord Beresford in San Francisco
Lord Charles Beresford arrived aboard the America Maru and urged an open door policy in the Orient. He argued for free and equal commercial relations with China, reform of the Chinese army, and revenue from resources, warning that spheres of influence would divide China and shut out the United States.
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China
Europe
San Francisco
Japan
Honolulu
Lord Charles Beresford
Royal Navy
Associated Chambers of Commerce of England
Palace Hotel
Lord Beresford
Orient
England
America
Germany
Ord
Charles Beresford
Open Door and Far East Trade in Open Letter
In a discussion touching imperial interests, a San Francisco board member outlines that Russia would press preferential tariffs in its sphere and France would do the same in theirs, leaving America largely out of the China trade though benefiting from open door commerce. The piece notes Lord Beresford’s visit, a reception planned by the chamber of commerce, and possible remarks on Far East commerce and investment.
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Russia
France
England
Germany
America
Orient
Great Britain
China
Chicago
New York
Washington
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Lord Beresford
Chamber of Commerce
Far East
Phelan
San
Mystery of Arctic Balloon Flight Told in Siberia
Krasnoyarsk report says a tribe found a cloth cabin with three men nearby and strange instruments. police head for site to verify if it is the missing aeronaut Andree and companions who left Spitzbergen in 1897 to cross the north polar point. In Chicago, Sol Van Praag seeks a court injunction to halt Corbett Sharkey boxing match scheduled for March 6 at the Chicago Athletic Club after Mayor Harrison blocks the event. The promoter vows further actions and appeals.
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Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Monastyrschin
Timur Peninsula
Komo
Pit
Yeniseisk
Herr Andree
Dane's Island
Spitzbergen
North Polar Point
Chicago
Corbett and Sharkey
Sol van Praag
Chicago Athletic Club
van Praag
Harrison
New York
Athletic Club
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Otiis
McArthur
Pasig
Admiral Dewey
Alger
Eral Otis
Iloilo
Los Angeles
Cal
Times
H. G. Otis
Kansas
Funston
Montana
Kessler
Artillery
Robbe
Pennsylvania
Hawkins
Tenth
Acre -Vine
Boston
Anti-Imperialist League
Boutwell
Philippines
Congress
Edward Leach
Pyasar
Fatrick Furlong
Etso
Leach
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Foraker
Dayton
Ohio
State Republican League
Dr. King
Hartz & Allemeyer’s
Foley
Monarch
Thomas
Marshall & Fisher
Ernest Carter
Yale
THE
the London
Mataafa
LaCrosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Danville
Ill
Mary Montgomery
A. R. Hill
Andree
King
Helmina Nages
Anhouse St
Cincinnati
Rene Rocarito
Seostereo
Remedy Company
Davenport
Brady St
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