American forces push deep as insurgents retreat along lake
General Wheaton's troops advance eleven miles from Pasig toward Moreng, engaging rebels along the lake. Despite heavy fighting, the enemy fled with substantial losses, while U.S. casualties include two killed and twenty wounded among the Washington and Oregon regiments and Twenty-second Infantry.
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Manila
Cavite
Pasig
Washington Volunteers
Taguig
Wheaton
Washington
Oregon
Frank Jones
Oregon Volunteers
Washington Regiment
Twenty-second
Ovenshine
Ectirely
Pasig Tom Mieht
Oregon Regiment
Otis
Grant
Utah
Lazunu de Bay
Lake
Robbery amid Windsor Fire as Jewels Recovered
A. P. Demorest reports a safe with jewels worth $10,000 lost in a Windsor fire at Fifth Avenue and Forty-seventh Street. Demorest, his wife and children escaped using a fire escape while three men not firemen fled the scene. One witness says Abner McKinley claimed two trunks from the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P. Demorest
East Witty-fleet Street
Fifth Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Harley
Abner McKinney
Abner McKinley
Americans in Havana inspect postwar Cuban occupation
Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith arrives in Havana by steamer from Tampa as the first cabinet member to visit Cuba since the American occupation. He will assess postal work under Colonel Rathbun and observe educational reach. joined by Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Joseph W. Ernstow, with several U S lawmakers arriving to inspect camps and discuss Cuba's political and commercial future. Regiments are returning home, with plans to reorganize Havana into separate military districts under General Ladlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Charles Emory Smith
Thmopa
McKinley
Cuba
Smith
Department of Posts
Rathbun
Ait Washington
Joseph WE. Hrnstow
Warner and Smith
Illinois
Packer
Pennsylvania
Meade
Tillman
South Caroli
Latner
South Carolina
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Shafroth
Colorado
Connolly
Clinois
Cowherd
Miresouri
Showalter
Louisiana
New York
Guanajay
Minnewaska
North Carolina
Virginia
Buenavista
Kentucky
Matanzas
Lee
Sivele
Ladlow
Execution Threat Shocks New York Woman
The woman faces potential execution as authorities prepare for a judicial decision. Officials indicate a swift timeline with the sheriff likely to carry out the sentence by week’s end if no reprieve is granted. Supporters and opponents clash over the approach to the case.
Missing rector Kinapy last seen in Brighoure January 1
The Rev Dr Kinapy former princigud of the Queen's college St Jolie New York was reported missing after disappearing from residence in Brighoure West Vorkeum on January 1. He reportedly reached New York in a pal ling veered while en route to friends in this community.
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Kinapy
Princigud
Queen's College, St. Jolie
Noo
Brighoure
New York
Deaths of a Day Report From Fragmentary Text
Fragmented OCR lists multiple death notices and obituaries including Patrick Walkh in Ma, Shieh Btwn Kei, and Keener in Cedarville, with garbled ages and places. Mentions Cleveland traffic manager Skinner and Northwestern University professor Oliver Murey among the unclear items.
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Avausia
Chi
Patrick Walkh
Allenown
Shieh
Kei
Hosel
Keener Ul
Cedarville
Whan
Proauk Kieu
Mauteh
Eveland
Manth
Everal Sean
Cleveland
Columbus
Two Chimneys Blown at Windsor Hotel Debris Sifts for Victims
New York March 19 more than 200 workers continued amid heat and smoke at the Windsor hotel ruins searching for bodies and valuables. Dynamite wrecked the six story walls while rescue teams cleared debris in a heatwave. Several guests were found safe or missing as the death toll held at forty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Windsor Hotel
Walla
Ditch Street
Fifth Avenue
Neon
Daniel Sweenes
Erie Building Department
Sthworth
Sweeney
Building Department
Leland Family Attends Funeral in New York
In New York on March 16 the Leeland family and Miss Helen M Leeland attended the funeral of a relative of the Windeort Wooded, with several family members present. The casket was transported to Union Central station and sent to Ahlewege for interment scheduled Tuesday. The services included honors from President and Mrs McKinley and Mr Leland’s son Charles Wy Leland.
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New York
Moye Warren
Leland
Helen M. Leeland
Crome
Parker Mirvsaen
Mirandre
Hawk, Co
Teaginaday pubs Notte interview with Bianca von Meir enheim
Morls reports a March 16 interview with Bianca von Meir enheim, former Russian ambassador to Piiute, now living abroad. The discussion centers on alleged involvements in political intrigue and various accusations, with implied blame for nationalist and extremist actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morls
Notte
Bianca von Meirenheim
Piiute
Ao Au
Leone
Hussan
Rene
Cory
Kipling Read Papers At New York Event
In New York Kipling reads the papers and dictates a pledge as friends gather. He speaks of a sea incident and notes his physician Dr. Jiwihom encourages him to stay hopeful for a large audience within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radvord Kipling
Jiwihom
Bine
Army Beef Court of Inquiry Hears Testimony on Treated Meat
Sergeant Mason told the Fort Leavenworth court that Lakeland Florida meat was chemically treated with preservatine and a wax like coating. The canned roast beef proved tasteless and was discarded by Cuban troops and at Lakeland.
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Eavenworth
Kae
March
Army Beef Court of Inquiry
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago
Fidwird Mason
Troop A
First
United States Cavalry
Port Robinson
Neb
Lakeland
Fim
Sergent Mason
Hheare
Fla
Armour & Co
Mason
Tampa
Cuba
Hhis
Major Lee
Arfour & Co
War and Weather Headlines From The Morning Chronicle
The morning paper reports high winds and general war notes with items on trade balance and local Welsh meetings. It also mentions a disastrous cyclone season, hotel windseire, beef inquiry, poetry samples, contemplated changes, and Scranton roundups including a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Miss Hoffman's Fate Shrouded After Windsor Hotel Fire
Baltimore relatives abandon hope for Dora Hoffman missing since the Windsor Hotel fire. Curzon Hoffman, her brother, travels to New York after learning a related death claim is false, and believes Dora may be buried in the ruins alongside Mrs Rue, with speculation she tried to save her companion Miss Rue.
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Hoach
Katie
Mellevue
Simmons
Mib
Martha AL
Preeetick
Duro
Thomas
Neer
Ballovise
Price
Alice of
Moon
Katitarine
San Vyliesses
Lelin
Roe
Neephal
Shackleton
Edowamd
Picebwirrian
Royce
IRB
Wilgtam
Presbyterian Hospital
Fortune
Puke
John
Tii
Vealer
Philindhipmas
Eritieni
Mianhatiou
Watley
MRE
Catharine
Hlougos
Raopevelt Syur
Prewer
Miss Melen
Rivir Ciiph
Waldo
Jamoe Aleculie
Witam FL Love
Winsor
Elionartnn
Domertle
Ant Mire
Sarah Wf
Calhoulane
Yas Horpital
iInurice
Baltimore
Dora Hoffman
Windsor Hotel
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Miss Hoffman
New York
Helen Gould
Slater
Buch
Ruse
Secon
Miss Huffman
Rue
Hove
Atrocious Murder Near Bowes Maryland
In Bowes Maryland two sisters are attacked by John Jerry a 12 year old boy who beats Mary A Clarke 12 to death and wounds Annie Clark nearly fatally Annie pleads for her life and secrecy to spare herself. The boy was jailed then moved to Washington and finally Baltimore for safety amid public outrage.
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Pper Maribers
Mary A. Clarke
Annie Clark
Bowes
John Jerry
Mere Loy
Mike
Hin
Marlboro
Washington
Baltimire
Kruger Speech Signals Mine and Nation Security
Pretoria reports President Kruger in Heidelberg speech stresses tightening colony policy and warns of possible disruption of explosives supplies from rival powers. He plans mining law changes to cut required residence for full burgher status from fourteen to nine years.
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Pretoria
Kruge
Heidelberg
Hertate
President McKinley Attends Thomasville Church Service
President McKinley and Vice President Hobart attended a Methodist church service in Thomasville Georgia. Mrs Hobart did not accompany them due to cold weather. The sermon urged each person to influence others for good as the president listened and joined in singing. The party planned a Jekyl Island visit with no political conferences during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
McKinley
Methodist Church
Gervies
Hobart
Jekyl Teland
Reed
Two Men Killed by Trains in Cambria County
In Gallitzin Cambria County two men died after being struck by trains near the Pennsylvania railroad yard. Burgess J. J. McHARRY, a local attorney and Democratic party figure, was killed by the westbound Chicago Limited about 4 am Sunday. Joseph Potherts, another resident, was struck nearby. D. Kinnemeyer, a Maryland Steel Co. worker, died after being struck by a Pennsylvanian train at the Conemaugh yards.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambria County
Gallltuln
Burgers J. J. Mcliarry
Chicago Limited
McChomerry
At & Clock
D. Kinnemeyer
Iiyaberia Steel Company
Oo Peninevmink
Hunterville
Ala
Madison County
Hunteville
Southern Railway
Spring Branch
Pink Look Creek
Littl Meek
Ark
Pass
Pike County
Hikelonm
Atlanta
Waynesboro
Say’ N Eyelone
Burke County
Hirmingham
Ala Miaveh
W. A. Lewis
Wis Illo
Edwardsville
Als
Unclear OCR Record on United Battle and Volunteers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions United something with volunteers and a ward area. Readable names or places are not clear. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Unclear fragment prompts local notice summary
The provided text is an unreadable OCR fragment with multiple garbled names and phrases, lacking coherent events, dates, places, or organizations to summarize into a valid newspaper item. No distinct person or action can be identified for a proper T and S.
New York Arrivals Highlighted in Shipping Note
A brief shipping summary notes arrivals from New York including Maurel ly, Ia Tau, Tole,rom there, Wavnee Arrived, and Las Champagne. The terse log lists destinations and origins without additional context.
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New York
Maurel Ly
Ia Tau
Tole
Rom
Wavnee
Las Champagne
Destructive Cyclone Strikes Wide West Region Killing and Damaging
Reports from Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama recount a destructive cyclone that killed fourteen people and injured twenty-one across the trio of states. The storm ruined bridges flooded streets and destroyed grain mills and cattle, with property losses running into the hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Chicago
Times-Herald
Birmingham
Alastus
Helfin
Edwardsville
Cleburne County
Youk Miroh and Janowski Extend Match First to Six
The players Youk Miroh and Janowski agreed to extend their treble of five games to six after two wins each. The match reached a halt after the HIT game. Showalter won the next round and time was called. The schedule then planned to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sihawaler
Janowski
Aloy Agre
Coch
Tony
Eds paMblt
Janowek
Showalter
Herine Phave
Conference Postponed Amid Clerical Confusion
A garbled report notes the Central Pennsylvanian Methodology conference planned for March 1 was postponed. It cites confusion over executive positions and the earin year, with unclear references to the head of departments and seats in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhareiehory
Central Penneyivanka Moihodler
The Talbot Arrives at Portsmouth
The boat Tollion with the beds of tard Hervohea travels from New York and arrives today at Portsmouth, according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Portsmouth
Waveblidon Maral 3 Fonoget For Munday
Fragmentary text references eastern Ponne and Tywilnadln with mentions of weather. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news item.
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San Pedro Macati
Moreng
Majayjay
Santa Cruz
Santatrax
Unival Lines
Tris
Nonolulu
United States
American Registera
Northwest
Luson
Otla
War Department
Otte
Olin
Windsor
Maren W
Todgr
Martha
Phiane
Ferell
Rio
Dr. Knapp
Piis
Maren
Siat
Thin City
Sdde
Thomas Eglowton
Nabiy
Hehuol Aa Miner
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Windser Hotel
A.V. W. van Vechten
A. C. Demforest
Mise I
Adams
Hunton
IL. H. Purdy
Purdy
Ber
Stlill
Wbdurire
Sixth Avenue
Forty-nintl Street
Forty-Fourth Street
Forbidden Territory
Philadelphia
Giyon
Warren
Llaworth
Joseml
Mietor
Nein
Dora
Hoge
Miles
Johnson
Alexander B
New Henrie
Maes
Kelly
Adem
Lelsal Fred
Wareron
Lynch
Lowry
Muxga@tie
Lawrie
Harry W
Lanny
Mary
Mefietetad
Mire
Tentootiy
Toronto
Mortun
Mise
Annie Tuslor
Morgan
Misa
Catherine McConnell
Tate
McNulty
Miew M
McKenna
Jennie
Ehiumbermand
Nueh
Nellie
Annie
Annie Malloy
Paterson
Jinge Paterson
Bell
Migs
Sulemen
Witow
Dinehter
Rogen Sulumon
Miss Roxon
Shea
Kate
Stoker
James
Blakes
Eiminaon
Mise Adelia
Sleman
New York Bay
Wiard
Choiermatd
Lelands
John Sherman
Kipling
Sergeant Mason
Cavalry
Armour
The
MS Presbyters
Lowal
Trimpe
Giiwaip
Alen
Socth
Scruanton
Scranton
Lowis
Kruger
Jekyl Island
Villamil
Wow
Adnan Titlomll
Youngstown
Alinel Pitt Pony
Nitherael
Pivessnane
Forgan
Biatee
Chispune
Pope
Mars
Weather Forecast
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