Pasig City Captured in Dawn Philippine Campaign
General Wheaton’s forces capture Pasig after a dawn assault near Manila. Filipino defenders suffer thirty dead and sixteen prisoners. six Americans wounded. U S troops, including the Twentieth and Twenty-Second Infantry and Oregon volunteers, rout rebels near Guadaloupe and Guadaloupe church amid river gunboat bombardment and jungle fire.
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Fourth Cavalry
Twenty-Second
Washington and
Oregon Volunteers
Washington Voluntewert
Oregon Volunteer
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Sixth Artllery
San Pedro Macuti
Guadaloupe
Pasig
Wheaton
Musse
Beatt
Twentieth
Chaadaloupe
Twenty-Second Regiment
Ieee
Swelook
Local inquest finds clegmand operator criminally responsible
Almona Pennsylvania March inquest into a passenger train crash leads to the verdict that engineer John Yatt and fellow worker George Toeno died. The operator Harry Eckles was found criminally responsible for the accident after testimony and evidence were reviewed.
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Almona
Marth Im
Harry Eckles
Clegmand
White
Whde
John Yatt
Wiceman
George Toeno
Appointment for United States at St Louis
Washington Mareh Martin Carter of Pennsylvania had been appointed. Details on the post or dates remain unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mareh
Martin
Carter
Pennsylvania
United States
St. Lode
President McKinley Embarks for Ten Day Southern Vacation
President and Mrs. McKinley depart Washington at 6 40 pm for a ten day trip to Thomasville Georgia aboard a special Pullman train on the Atlanticonet and Plant systems. The party includes Vice President Hobart and family along with Cabinet members and aides.
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Washington
McKinley
Thomasville
Pullmn
Lelantie
Horatio
Clematio
Aberteen
Cassius
Mobart
Hobart
Senawre
Hanna
Mies Hanna
Iss Phelps
J. N. Rixeyn
George B. Cortelyou
Issistant
M.S. Haines
Alver
Smith
Clemmer Verdict Affirmed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the Montgomery County jury verdict finding James A. Clemmer guilty of murder in the Kaisers case. The testimony detailed a conspiracy to kill Mrs Ena Kaiser for life insurance and to frame her for an attack by others, with Clemmer and accomplices involved in the drive, shooting, and theft.
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Supreme Court
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Montgomery Ermunts Conurt Findliar
James A. Clemmer
Miuidw
Ena P. Kaiser
Ueto
Chars Kaiser
Mere Kapoor
L Hand
Cletmer
Migale
Kaiser
Quarty
Norristown
Clemmer
Liege de Kalb
Aoinely
Jissie DeKalb
Lizvie DeKalb
Ralver
Noreristown
Woman In Black
Delaney Acquitted in Chester Murder Case
Media Virginia March 1 The jury acquitted Minus Delaney in the murder of Mrs Ann Leonard of Chester. The Leonard husband testified Brown struck him and Delaney killed Mrs Leonard. Brown was convicted of manslaughter and anger followed the verdict.
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Media
Minus Delaney
Ann Leonard
Chester
Brown
Delaney
Leonard
Troop Withdrawal Efforts Reported Near Newport News
In Newport News Virginia March 0 a Chicago officer and the transport Meuse are moving 8 00 000 to Havana to lay off Cuban troop forces while another action occurs this afternoon near Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Chicago
Plavana
Sid Tren Hampton Mowde
Death notices and obituaries amid wartime era losses
Death roll includes Willie Wilde brother of Oxenr Wilde in Dowd Chivino Miwonti and C J Thier ex judge of the Dinos Bupreame Court dying of heart disease in Washington. Captain M L Prince of the Revenue Cutter Roulwell praised as an efficient officer. Pastor W H Coopery Memorial Presbyterian Church died at 18, born New York 1841, former editor and army chaplain. W J Reinhard, Keeley Sanitarium alum now at Mellertown, died from morphine use.
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Phillips
Lapooster
March Uwiehov
Howard Coopey
M. Ty
Memorial Presbyterian Church
New York
Wee
J. Reinhard
Keeley Sanitartivn
Harttburg
Pista
Mellertown
Jefferson Medical Collegy
Philadelphia
Cuban Army Split Threatens Porter Gomez Accord
Havana reports a faction of the Cuban army may reject the Porter Gomez agreement and refuse to disband. U S officials led by Robert Porter back the plan as General Gomez faces civil support and possible forcible disarmament after warnings are issued.
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Havana
Gomes
United States
Robert P. Porter
McKinley
Gereral Hiemey
Gomez
Shenll
Wind Storm Hits Milford Pa Damages Homes Injures Six
A March windstorm swept through Milford Pennsylvania causing extensive property damage and injuring six people. Lightning struck Elijah Van Dermark's house near Bepe Hollow thirteen miles away, while other farm buildings burned and three cows were killed. A rider named Charles Bently suffered serious internal injuries after being thrown from his carriage.
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Milford
Pile County
General Booth's Condition Reported in Adelaide Dispatch
A Melbourne to New York dispatch cited by Salvation Army headquarters states General William Booth is suffering dysentery yet recovering as expected. The note mentions plans to travel to New Zealand tomorrow to lead a Salvation Army campaign there.
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London
Mareh Ly
Melbourne
Victoria
New York
Willan Booth
Salvation Army
Adelaide
South Australia
Booth
New Zealand
Officers Mustered Out In Volunteer Army Clearing
Washington March 1 President directs discharge of a number of general and staff officers of the volunteer army. Officers not yet mustered out will be retained under the reorganization law. The general officers mustered out today include Major General Joseph O. Keller and Brigadier Generals Arnold Alexander Kennington Spayder Handall Sheridan Douglas Bornton McKibben Carpenter and Humphress.
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Washington
Joseph O. Kelfer
Arnold
Alexander
Kennington
Spayder
Handall
Sheridan
Douglas
Bornton
McKibben
Carpenter and Humphress
Thought To Keep Her Warm Tragedy Strikes Marshfield Family
In Marshfield Wisconsin a widow Erhard reportedly left her home to visit a neighbor with her two children aged five and under. The youngest slept beside the bed where a live coal hazard led to a fatal blaze. Fire caught the bedding and the room burned, killing the child and injuring others. Police and local residents assess the blaze as a tragic accident.
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Marshfield
Wia
Milladure
Erhard
Eail
Damaged Text About Wrecked Glass Works and Fires
Fragmentary report notes destruction of glass works and cutlery houses in an incident. It lists damaged warehouses and a number of boxes valued at unidentified amounts. No clear dates or responsible parties are provided.
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Atowo
Mareh
Clue Out
Nang Rooma Lil
Ateont
Reward For Sandt Kurrikbureg in Philadelphia Meeting
A reward of $1100 is offered for information leading to the disclosure made by members of the hall of representatives of Noris-Ampien county before a committee. The request was presented during a meeting in Maladelphia and concerns Bushiese Men feature. Clyde KK Bundt of Noris-Ampien County is mentioned in connection with the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurrikbureg
Philaidel Shia Bivanh
Maladelphia
Iiem
Une
Clyde KK. Bundt
Noris- Ampien
Railroad Conductor A L Barker Found Dead in Yard
In Altorns Pennsylvania on March 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad yard conductor A L Barker was found dead on the railroad tracks. His clothes were torn and a misfortune is suspected during coupling of cars. Police investigation pending.
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Altorns
Penneylvania Railroad
A. L. Barker Win
Willen
Roosevelt Firm Will Not Sanction Armour Compromise
Governor Roosevelt refuses to approve a proposed settlement with Armour & Company over alleged butter substitute sales. He orders the attorney general to proceed with prosecution. Earlier talks sought a 20000 penalty settlement. Roosevelt says the case should go to court on its merits.
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Armour & Co
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York State
Armour & Company
Chicago
Arrow & Company
Wericulture
Atternew Central
Armerr & Company
Age
Commteloner
Gener Hancock
Hiowk
Atlentica
Mig
Chavon
Anita
Ihe
Corey
Admiral Sampson Seeks Promotion Reconsideration
Rear Admiral Sampson asks Secretary Long to add his name to a promotion list and explains delays in Senate confirmation. He argues officers failed of warrant due to procedural issues and urges renewal of nominations amid political opposition and wartime needs.
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Congress
Washington
Starh Ti
Longstas
Sampson
Santlugs
Hin
Lija
Ho Oalands
CON Rees
Crown Prince Hissed In Oslo Demonstration
Christiania March 12 crowds hissed Prince Gustaf Duke of Wermland as he returned from the ministers club. Police dispersed the crowd and several arrests followed after the crown prince, newly named regent, faced snowballs and jeers amid Norwegian condemnation.
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Christiania
Nomesy
Prince Gustaf
Duke of
Wermlane
Car I
Amisters Club
Lewisburg Return Counts From Union County Election
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania the Republican committee counted Union County district returns from Saturday’s primary. WT Hethernel received the most nominations for park commissioner. State convention endorsements went to William Gilroy and C Tarberson. County commissioners were confirmed.
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Lewisburg
Mann
Repub. Fcin
Union County
Hethearnel
OM Poydle
William M. Gilstey
Exposition of Farmers Opens at Arm Location
March 1 report from Totedo notes the Oriental exposition of American farmers opening with 20 plates. President W B Preted of Altmay presided as the engine room chairs the event with a group of delegates and attendees.
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Totedo
Lote Gilas
Slon
W. B. Pretedo
Almay
Koutiie Ingeine Ae Geovpead Bie Eiereiuis
In Memory of the Tenth Regiment Monument Measure Proposed
Harrisburg notes introduce a $10,000 bill to erect a monument in the capitol grounds honoring the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers who died in the Philippines. House action also covers insurance policy controls and election officer pay while other measures move through the legislature.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
al- Giera
Pennsylvania
Philippines
Dyerman
Fayette
Harris
Charfield
Alexander
Clearfield
Mouls
Pauphin
Pany Leslie
Commonwealth
Inet
Tiles Commonwealth
Igner & StAtement
Insurance
Penneylvania
Mr. Cory
Luzerne
Astute Milluairy Board
George A. Jones
Philip Zirnook
Thomas Frye
B. K. Voet
Joseph Juniper
Wyoming Artillery
N. G. Peoneyylvania
Isis
Stewart
Philadelphia
McAndrews
Pasig City Weather and Local News Recap
Rain and northeasterly winds affect Pasig as the city faces a day of varied local notices. Reports cover legislative changes, court actions, and regional updates from Scranton to Pittston with emphasis on public affairs and legal matters.
Remains of Admiral Villamil Identified in Cuba
General Wood confirms the remains found near El Morro four miles from Santiago are those of Admiral Villamil of the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Pluton. The body shows wounds and is to be prepared for return to Spain if requested. kept at the local arsenal with the uniform preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiaogo de Cuba
Leonid Wood
Santlamo
Villamil
Cervera
Jeno Wood
Adimiral Villamil
Spain
Beef Inquiry advances as government court probes Chicago packing houses
Chicago March 13 rapid progress marked the beef controversy inquiry with nearly a day of witnesses. Three were inspectors from the government bureau of animal industry and the rest employees from Chicago packing houses. Colonel Davis said two or three more days may be needed before the hearings move to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Government Court of Inquiry
Government Bureau of Animal Industry
Veveral Chicago
Davis
Tonigit
Hewes
Grand Army of the Republic to elect new commander
Maresh Po-Wey Johnson, senior sder-commander-in-chief, calls the executive committee of the national board of administration to meet at the Continental hotel in Philadelphia on Wednesday April 2. The meeting will select a successor to the late General damee A. Sexton. Senior Vice-Commander Jotineon has been endorsed by the Ohio department and local units.
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Cincinnati
Maresh Po—Wey Johnson
Gram Army of the Republic
National Board of Mdministration of the
Grand Army
Continental Hotel
Philadelphia
Damee A. Sexton
Jotineon
Department of Cyhio Ag
Jmets
Sexton
Washington March D. D. Volunteers Appointed Under Reorganization
The roster lists officers and men appointed today under the new reorganization. Names include Wit ter Mo Metories, private Fourth Pennsylvania volunteers, Piewand 0, Pinte, and other lieutenants and corporals. Listed officers include James Berttfelt, Roymond W. Tardonbergih, and J. an Young among Fifth to Sixth Pennsylvania units.
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Washington
Heutenanta
Witter Mo
Ponneyivania
Piewand
Pennayivania
James Berttfelt
Lowlenjon
Penneyivenii
Roymond W
Harrisburg March Joint Session Adopts Quorum Void Vote
A Harrisburg record notes a joint session voting without quorum with only chaplain and another member recorded approving. Names listed include Benaters Menenith and a slate of representatives such as Drophy Creasy Desa Vubotd Hinsen Boyt and Miller. The outcome references several senators and representatives, though many words are garbled.
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Harrisburg
March
Peeliminorice
Mmaver
Chaplain Dimmoeeck
Iby Vee Todte
Quas Benaters Menenith
Aysder
Role Tesentatives
Mhbeneser Aduwine
Khowkine
Kelper
Monte Rutherford
4Idet
Tord
Fire damages multiple works in Philadelphia area
A large afternoon blaze destroyed the Chesles Hvett conseating works at Wis Nownmarket ethoet in Philadelphia. The lime facility suffered total loss while the lab works and the trusty works of B B his adjoining were only slightly damaged with an estimated cost of about $0,004.
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Poiladphii Maresh
Chesles Hvett
Wis Nownmarket Ethoet
Lab
B. B
Miners Strike at Mela Con Company Explodes
In Bloomington three hundred workers at Mela Con Company walked out today over wage demands. The assembly gathered at the Sprinefield Convoy plant, with miners from Moreh i and On joining in protest.
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Inoomington
Moreh i
Mela Con Company
Sprinefeld Conv
Pensions for Peoretleg Peaindas Widows Authorized
March pensions approved for the original order widows Eilealvih Heet and others from Workington area. Officials from Serenten and Oriel confirmed eligibility and payment arrangements.
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Workington, March
Peoretleg Peaindas Original
Deeonh
Milhum, Serenten
Oriel Widows
Eilealvih
Heet Tunkhonmok Weom Lng
Court Opens in March With Calendar for Arguments
The Moreh form of the Superior court opened the term with a core of bona chmen on the calendar for argument. No decisiones were handed down.
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Karriborg
Ely
Speaker Farr Triumphs as Rule 59 Adjournment Altered
An Illinois House session endorses a resolution by William F. Stewart of Philadelphia abolishing part of Rule 49 on adjournment. The measure affirms Speaker Farr's authority and rebuts opposition charges of unfair rulings, praising his firm conduct and judgment amid political pressure from the Hirriziueg era.
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Farr
Hiriiziueg
Everding
Furr
Frias
William F. Stewart
Philadelphia
Stewart
Ings
Agriel
Soniter Quay
Parr
Explosion at Toulon prompts inquiries on powder magazine
Paris officials report no clear origin for the La Goubran explosion between Toulon and Lap Seyne. The minister of marine notes one section of the magazine contained ether which could decompose, leaving many questions unresolved as investigations continue.
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Paris
la Goubran
M. Leckrosy Alee
Unclear draft recounts foreign policy talk and military moves
Fragmentary text cites President Winkey and General Maxime Games in a debated plan involving Cuba. It hints at disarming the Cuban army and influencing Washington to back a general for broader US aims. Details and names are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Robert
Epi
Man! Wien
Wirhington
U'tibi
Tragic Fire Tragedy in Philadelphia Home
In Philadelphia a house fire results in the death of a child Willie Martin and a man identified as Menilder, while Mrs Catharine Marlin and Pron Levy are injured. A man named Woe is reported in a precarious condition after escaping through a window. Police and firefighters investigated the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Catharine Marlin
Willie Martin
Levy
Dever Deliberations on Ballot Procedures Reported
A brief item notes issues with ballots and a witness statement regarding election procedures. The report mentions a Bennington process and a section of the relevant task as part of the observer's review.
Stewart's Candidacy Endorsed in York Meeting
In York Pennsylvania a meeting adopted resolutions endorsing the candidacy of Associate Judge W. F. Hay Stewart of York for the supreme bench. A committee was appointed to present the endorsement to Governor Stone and the appointing authorities.
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York
W. F. Hay Bttewart
Supreme Index
Covernor Stone
Uta Tho
Appointment of Hebert Putnam as Chairman of Congress
In a morning session, Hebert Putnam of Bowton was appointed chairman of Congress. The action formalizes leadership within the legislative body as officials announce his role and responsibilities.
Weather Forecast Forecast for Washinten and Moreh t
Forecast notes a general weather outlook with winds shifting and precipitation possible in the northeast region. The report cautions about typical spring showers and advises preparation for changing conditions.
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Eckley
St. Johns
South
Samoa
Wiehington
Imiuinsider
Gen. Booth
Volunteer Army
Roosevelt Firm
Admiral Sampson
United
Effeien
Senate
Mir
Matas
Prosiderit
Bamps
America
Crown Prince
Quay
Mr. Spatz
Spata
Berks
Statish Commission
Finn
Stall
Miatz
Boards of Health
Rules Committee
House
Eldea
Svomadchiss Authority
Sunnel
National Guard
Junkine Department
Prige- Hehring
Lucerne County
Twenty-fourth Judicial District
Pittston
Lackawanna Cass
News Road About
Scranton
Board of Control
Suburi
Beraniun
Wood
Pennsylvania Pensions
Superior Court
Speaker Farr
MR. Stewart
Toulon
Deloaware
Dever
Del
Mateh II
United Bhitea Wenntor
Lee
Libration
Hebert Putnam
Bow Ton
Ihiarion
Congrem
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Moreh T
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