Philippine Rebels Plan Major Attack as Reinforcements Arrive
Manila dispatch reports a restructuring of American forces with General Wheaton forming a divisional brigade including the Twentieth and Twenty-second Infantry, Washington and Oregon volunteers, cavalry, and artillery. Rebels fire signals and a small skirmish occurs as forces move toward San Pedro Macati. Manila authorities claim strong protective measures and caution against civilian danger.
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Manila
Wheaton
Washington
Oregon Volunteers
Fourth Infantry
McArthur
Tainetpode
Green
Otis
Hale
Aguinaldo
Red
United States
Japan
Narcissus
Jsland
Imzon
San Pedro Macari
Oim
Washington Volunteers
Manichi
Charlies Kingins
San Pedro Macati
Freight wreck claims Harrisburg brakeman near Wayne
Warehuber of Harrisburg died tonight in a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train wreck near Wayne. Blame and injuries reported as car brakes failed and several cars derailed.
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Philadelphia
Mare
Waren Huber
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wayne
Thie City
Fire destroys Commer Lauber Company plant near Jacksonville
Fire swept the entire Almont plant of the Commer Lauber Company four miles north of Jacksonville on March 12 morning. The loss is partially covered by insurance, with substantial damage reported and no immediate recoverable value given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mia
Almont
Commer Lauber
St. Julius
Abel Raw
Wwever
San Juan hill park plan gains U S support
In Santiago de Cuba on March 1 a movement seeks U S government purchase of San Juan hill for a public park and memorial site. General Leonard Wood and other Americans back the idea to honor the 1898 charge with a recreation area including a track, baseball and tennis facilities. Senor Bacarti, Santiago’s mayor, planted a liberty tree in Maan Dotores as 7,600 students and a large crowd listened to praise of Cuban patriots and General Wood.
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Santiago de Cuba
United States
San Juan Hill
Leonard Wood
America
Senor Bacarti
Santiago
Wood
Soldiers Admire The Philippines And Fight To Stay
Washington reports a letter from Major Theodore Sternberg of the United States Volunteers dated January 29 urging that many volunteers wish to remain in the Philippines to farm and build homes. He argues staying would cement American influence, noting cattle and local opportunities, and states he would rather die than see the flag lowered. Regulars and volunteers alike are discussed regarding travel pay and discharge plans.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
Theodore Sternberg
Gaymaster
United States Volunteers
Thme
America
Orient
Carnwat
Detroit Weather Report Warns of Strong Upper Peninsula Storm
Detroit dispatch notes a major winter storm sweeping Michigan with rail lines in the upper peninsula covered by heavy snow. Officials urge caution for travelers as tracks and roads face disruption.
Deaths and Obituaries from 1867 Notices Across Cities
A patchwork of death notices and brief obituaries lists individuals such as General Chinchilla and Mrs. Cornolin J. McNair among others. Reports mention causes of death like pneumonia and heart failure, with scattered locations including Philadelphia, Richmond, Newark, and Boston.
General Gomez Deposed by Cuban Assembly Declares Statement
General Maximo Gomez issues a declaration to Cuba and its army after the assembly, representing the army, deposes him as commander in chief. The US and Governor Brooke weigh the action, while Gomez claims loyalty to Cuba and hints at continued influence and potential disbursement of funds to troops.
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Gen
Brooke
Gomez
Havana
Maximo Comex
Cuba
Newinet
Republic of Union and Concord
Monte Crista
Spain
United States
Washington
Assembly
Seie
Gomer
Uaavel Tenerai Fomez
Amwrican Holmes
Howl
Qayner
Ceneril Brooke
Dover Senate Deadlock Prompts Withdrawal Rumor
In Dover Delaware March 12 rumors swirl that Addicks may withdraw from the senatorial race. Reportedly the legislature, facing a tense session, could force a decision by adjournment or continued deadlock. A deal with Willard Saulsbury is hinted if regular Republicans balk at closing.
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Dover
Del
Addicks
Union Republicane
Abbbitt
Prion Replean
Aay
Ing
United States
Joint Assembly
Willard Saulsbury
Repubican
Saulsbury
Murderer A Butler in Sewickley Slays His Father’s Servant
Dr Charles F Murray of Sewickley shot and killed John Jennings a Black butler at the family residence on Brad Street The suspect reportedly acted strangely for about a week and fled on a horse after the slaying Williams the coachman was inside the house at the time Jennings died from a gunshot through the heart near the stable as authorities searched the vicinity Murray had not been captured by nightfall.
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Sewickley
Charles F. Murray
Ro, Murray
John Jennings
Murray
Brad Street
Martin Williame
Jennings
Williams
Youne Murray
Reading Club Sold in Meading to New Owners
Philadelphia report notes the ten days option on the Reading baseball club sold for $1 to new owners, led by President Varrow of the Atlantic League. Frank Rinn of Lancaster will manage the club. D. A. Long known as Denny retires, and Mr. Lowe shifts to the Daily News in Lowell, Mass.
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Philadephia
Marvh
Mesers
Towell
Newell
F. C. Patton
J. T. Embree
Varrow
Meading
Jeanner
Frank Rinn
Lancaster
Effh
Rinn
Reading Elit
D. A. Long
Denny
Lowe
Daily News
Lowell
Mass
Queen Victoria Arrives at Toulon Promises Aid
Queen Victoria arrived by special train at Toulon after journey from Heologne Sur Mer. She summoned the sub prefect and offered sympathy to families of victims of the La Goubran naval powder magazine explosion. She promised a donation to the relief fund as crowds cheered and honors were paid. A ceremonial equestrian fountain and emblematic devices adorned the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nive
Victoria
Heologne Sur Mer
Toulon
la Goubran
War News and Local Notes From The Thirteenth Regiment
The morning edition covers homecoming of the Thirteenth Regiment, aggressive actions announced against Filipinos, and local depictions of military topics. Also featured are council or assembly dismissals, Navy opinions, and regional notices including discussions by Anthony Comatock and Henry Austin Adams.
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Thireenth
Toele Bam
Agaliet
Coban Assembly
Comes
Pinkwell and Commercial
Death of Johnny Griffin Noted Boxing Figure
New York on March 12 reports the death of Johnny Griffin a Braintree lad once a top featherweight in the world. The renowned fighter born in Truro Massachusetts fought George Dixon and John Murphy before turning to chemistry then dissipation. He collapsed at his West Sixtieth Street boarding house and died after being taken to Bellevue Hospital bruised and discolored, initially mistaken for assault.
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New York
Johnny Grffin
Braintree
West Sixtieth Street
Potter's Field
Johnny Griffin
Tbralntrer
Mase
Priso
George Dixon
Johnny Murphy
Griffin
Jeriffin
Bellevue Hoenita
Bellevue
Hin
Embezzler Charged Over Church Collection Box
William A Doucett, 22, was arrested in St Cecelia church Belvidere street for allegedly stealing 4000 from the church collection box. He had served as a pew rent collector for over two years and marks of stolen funds were found on him. He is jailed at Tomster. Dr Parry confirms the amount stolen.
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Roston
William A. Doucett
St. Cecelia Church
Belvidere Street
Doucett
Tioucett
Tomster
Parry
Object to Roberts at Pillsboro LDS Conference
At the Pillsboro conference of the Latter Day Saints held in Wheeling on March 12 a strong resolution was adopted urging Congress not to seat Roberts the alleged Utah polygamist in the house of representatives. The conference includes churches from Eastern Ohio Western Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pillsboro Conference
Latter Day Saints’ Church
Congress
Roberts
House of Representatives
Ohio
Woeet Virgina
Pennsylvania
Gas Fatality Claims Williams Couple in Philadelphia Home
John Williams aged 38 and his wife Margaret Williams were found dead in their bed at 807 Waverly Street after asphyxiating from illuminating gas. Police say a faulty gas flow stopper may have caused an accidental leak. the couple had married eight months.
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Philadelphia
John Willliams
Margaret Wiliams
Waverly Street
Williams Wee
Selemn Te Led Wat Coronation at St Peter Cathedral
Fragmentary report notes a solemn ceremony at St Peter's Cathedral marking a pope's coronation in the Bisune chapel on Marelb 18 percent. Cardinal Ram Ella and Cardinal FecTolary of ALE attended with a large congregation. In the evening, the Jipete of Kan Podro in Hieminaped participated.
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St. Peter'e
Bisune
Marelb
Unclear placeholder headline from fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary report mentions American agents, a large steamboat owner, and coal trade with Europe. The text is garbled, with references to hub and river transports and potential shifts in merchant activity north of Ireland. Further readable details are not present.
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Hantelpool Ugland, Mareh
Ier
Vngliel Onal
Morrisburg Letter Shows Watson Declines High Court Appointment
Governor Stone received a letter from David T. Watson of Pittsburg dated Marehth thanking him for the appointment as supreme court judge to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Henry Williams Wellsboro's death. Watson declines, saying after careful consideration he cannot accept. The governor chooses not to release the full contents of Watson's letter.
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Morrisburg
Stone
David T. Watson
Pittsburg
Supreme
Henry Williamx
Wellsboro
Watson
Blizzard Hits Dakota Town Amid Severe Storm
A fierce blizzard swept Rapid City and surrounding areas with widespread damage feared. Reports say two prominent residents, Remd, son of Shelby, and Mail Carrier Pearceun, were among feared missing in the storm. others may have perished.
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Rapid City
Bo Mami
Unielly
Shelby
Remd
Peareun
Jim
Strike at Pittsburg Glass Works May Close Plant
Workers at the Mumbere Sfe- Koo Glass factory in Jennette strike today decry wage cuts and demand 10 percent increases. The protest involves bay Hinety employew and tenders. plant shutdowns possible if demands are not met.
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Pittsburg
Maret IL
Bay Hinety
Mumbere
Jennette
Vane
Dockngec
Queen Abathe Menrlette Health Update From Brussels
The report from Brussels states Queen Abathe Menrlette is improving in health as she regains strength. Officials note the condition is stabilizing with positive signs of recovery.
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Brussels
Jef West
Abathe Menrlette
Two Children Drowned in Public Bathing Incident
In Dower City Connecticut two young children aged about one and Alfred Hoering died after falling through a broken opening in a wharf at Redkind pond this morning. The other child was rescued by a companion who also attempted to help.
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Dower City
Conn
Meureh
Haries Whalen
Alfred Hoering
Ted Ph
Redkind Poni
Joe
Moeering
Harrisburg March 12 Tragic Train Accident Report
A garbled March 12 item from Harrisburg describes a fatal railroad accident near Milnetown and Marshall Street in N J. The injured or deceased party is unclear due to OCR errors but cites an Atliptho express and a Garder incident on a train bound for Weest.
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Harrisburg
Charles Lineher
Todig
Milnetown
Ditchens Tome
Marshall Street
Mlixabedh
N. J
Weedent
Washington March 3 Senuwtew Jhnuew Report
Unclear reader text mentions Arkitwar and Chyelciane but lacks clear events. Summary notes weak readable fragments without definite actions or outcomes.
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Washington
Arkitwar
Body of Princess Bismarck Transferred for Burial
Fragmentary report states the body of Princess Biomarck will be moved from Berl to Mrichirichstale and then united with the body of the grimce on April 1 for interment at Biomarck nantuseleum.
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Princess Bismarck
Berl
Marel
Vurein
Mrichirichstale
Steamship Arrivals and Calls From Major Ports
Steamship arrivals record shows Quernstown arrived from Philadelphia to Liverpool. Wileht-Dareed departed from Antwerp to New York. La Nomeniche scheduled from New York to Havre. Cumpaniu called at Liverpool en route to New York.
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New York
Migeh
Peanhond
Fran Pailadelphia
Liverpool
Wileht
Neordingd
Antwerp
la Nomeniche
Havre
Cumpaniu
Thirteenth Regiment Homeward Arrives at Delaware and Hudson Station
After a 34 hour trip from Camp Mackenzie Georgia the Thirteenth regiment reached Wilkes Barre and then Scranton. A modest crowd welcomed the returning soldiers with families and fire company bands providing local music as officers and men entered the city.
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Delaware and Hudson
Camp Mac
Centuris
Hooks
Nay Augs
Johnnie
Eagle
Phoenix
Neptune
Calumbia
Alee
appAritus
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Brlgade
Po'clonk
San Pedro Macali
Guadaloupe
Laguna de [Us
Solidiers
Philippines
Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Madrai
Margihe
Hajaar
Yemere Ali
Parke
Mai
Hla Birchetean
Boclete
Dies Myboux
Ehleg
Psi
Cowhays
Aif
La@ethe county
Letman Todas
Hichmond
Conerceston
Paul C. Piimond
Malitix
Tule
Boringileh
Wyeren Keiter
Keifer
Odink
Blewer
Chapeau Keifer
Sea
Andrew Fowle
Newark
Henry Parker Quney
Harvard Medieal School
Thin City
Cornolin J. McNair
Missouri
Pass Christian
Antoine de Richie McNair
A. FR. McNair
United States Navy
Johan Dh McNair
Landay
Robert Keeley
Pneumouse
Reading Club
Denny Long
Victims’ Relief Fund
Fain
Lowis
Wight
Anthony Comatock
Henry Austin Adams
Catholletty
Scranton
Brranton
Loewis
Boston
John Williams
Pope
Europe
Mr, Watson
Supreme Bench
Dakota
Henriette
Senator Jones
Cit
Delaware and
Hud
Son
Baltimore
Kenzie
Georgia
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Fludson
Stals
Delaware
Lackawenna
Western Bridge
Carbon Street
Linden Atrest Bridge
Joseph Grussin
Strance
Lony
H. M. Coursen
John Mitt
Camp Alaor
Coursen
Hatch
Rotel
Fies
Col
H. A. Coursen
Weather Forecast
Math
Triak
Wratreis Winia
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