Advance on Malolos Resumes as Aquino forces retreat
Manila reports MacArthur’s division leading the push toward Malolos with the advance guard ten miles from Malolos and Bulacan partly burned. Insurgents burn towns, attack American lines, and Aguinaldo’s rear guard fights at Marilao. Six Americans die and forty are wounded in the engagement. Prisoners say the main body retreated to Malolos. Filipino orders call for shooting spies and looters and burning towns. Otis reports further killed and wounded since March 25, including Private Robert Morin.
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Manila
Malolos
MacArthur
Bulacan
Aguinaldo
Marilao
Washington
Otis
Robert Morin
Manila Filibuster Front Reports Battles and Casualties
On March 26 Gen Wheaton’s troops captured Malinti. Col Harry C Egbert was killed and Prince Lowenstein mortally wounded. Capt George H Fortson and William C Courtney were mortally wounded. Washington regiment casualties include Sgt William D Covington Reginald S Paterson Frank Pinney Oliver D Ward and William H Hinchliffe. General Otis says McArthur holds Marilou as fighting continues with about 40 American casualties and insurgents left dead and captured. Filipinos evacuated Polo and set fires as Helena shells Malabon. Washington volunteers at Pasig routed rebels while hunger slows the insurgents and prisoners beg for food.
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William D. Covington
Reginald S. Paterson
Frank Pinney
Oliver D. Ward
Wm. H. Hinchliffe
Washington
Otis
Corbin
Aguinaldo
Manila
Polo
Malabon
Helena
Malolos
Washington Volunteers
Pasig
American losses rise as fighting continues in March
Washington reports 2 officers and 25 enlisted men killed and 9 officers and 203 enlisted men wounded after weekend clashes. The Washington regiment pressed a burning insurgent house with a French flag, clearing it despite a balcony volley. In Seattle news, two daily trains between Seattle and Woolley start today with weekday and Sunday services, plus schedule changes to train No. 2 and Snoqualmie branch unaffected.
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Marolos
Washington Regiment
Marilala
Washington
War Department
Seattle & International
Seattle
Woolley
Snoquaimie
Criminally careless handling blamed for deadly disaster
In the remarks a speaker said the blast could have been prevented with proper oversight. He argued the boiler and heating systems were mishandled by inexperience and that a captain or engineer who neglects vessel management is criminally careful in the eyes of God and the world, liable for the accident.
WRECK OF THE THISTLE REPORTED NEAR ALERT BAY
A sloop named Thistle, owned by William Ford, vanished after leaving Alert Bay for Hornby Island a month ago. All nine on board perished. wreckage found on the beach south of Alert Bay confirmed the vessel's fate. Wives, mother, sisters, and four children mourn the loss amid rough coastal storms.
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Victoria
Thistle
Alert Bay
Hornby Island
Vancouver Island
William Ford
Mia
Harry Thames
Hilda
Hornby
Hotel Shooting Shocks Chicago Wealthy Merchant
John T. Shayne, a hatter and furrier valued at about 296000, was shot by Harry H Hammond at 1 p.m. in the Auditorium Annex restaurant. Two bullets hit Shayne as Hammond, a tailor, surrendered at Harrison street station. Shayne, engaged to Hammond’s ex-wife, faces uncertain recovery while Hammond, once friend, is in custody.
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Chicago
John T. Shayne
Marry H. Hammons
Mr. Hammond
Mr. Shayne
Shayne
Harrison Street
State Street
Lake Avenue
Lunatics Escapades From Baker County
Sheriff Huntington seeks Annie Gordon an insane 30 year old who escaped from Baker county Saturday night. She fled Hotel Brewster via an iron fire-escape pipe en route to Salem. Described as slender with blonde hair, blue jacket and dress, and a black fascinator. She was last seen hiding on foot with two old horses and muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker County
Theltar
Weather forecast and city news from March seventh
Observer Salisbury reports fair weather with southerly winds for the next twenty four hours. In Boston a year old boy Harry Rucky was fatally injured by a horse drawn carriage and is in critical condition at Hahnemann hospital. Harry Dollard was unable to stop the vehicle. Moran Bros sue North American Trading and Transportation in federal court for labor and material totaling 37 642 99 in eight complaints.
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Salisbury
Boston
Harry Rucky
North Fifth Street
Hahnemann Hospital
Harry Dollard
North Mieventh Street
Robber Subduing Drug Store Fight in Windy City
Chicago report recalls a drug store robbery at Forty-fourth and Halsted where George Yates wrestled with a gunman, toppled the counter, and held the felon for police. The robber, James Egan, had previously robbed another store, and his revolvers matched items taken in a separate burglary.
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Chicago
George 8. Yates
Forty-fourth
Halsted Streets
Boas
Mr. Yates
Weill
John Walsh
Lieut. Clancy
Stockyards
Beaide
James Egan
George Barwie
Haleted Street
Carl Relta
Grose Avenue
Accidental blow from flying wood endangers Buffalo man
Frank Kammer 42, an employee of Buffalo Maple Flooring, was struck in the neck by a wood fragment near a planing machine. The severed artery caused bleeding. despite hospital care, doctors fear he will not survive the night. Kammer lives at 34 North Pine Street.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Kammer
Buffalo Maple Flooring Company
Chicago
Mackinaw Streets
Hammer
North Pine Street
Fitch
Buffalo youths threaten strike at Potter Wallpaper Mills
A group of ten boys aged 16 to 20 threatened a walkout at the Potter Wallpaper Mills on Washington and Scott Streets after their employer refused them food. Manager H C Hutchins stood firm and prevailed at about 6 o'clock Friday night.
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Mille
Hatehina
Seneca Street
Hutching
Mutehina
Buffalo
Potter Wall Paper Mills
Washington and
Scott Streets
H. C. Hutchins
Trolley Worker Arrested in Mail Tampering Case
Fred Arnold a trolley car worker was arrested as his car reached Rochester central post office station on charges of tampering with the mails. A decoy letter with marked money was used to trap him and money was found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Fred Arnold
City Mall
Central Post Office
Arnold
Four Year Old Burned in Kitchen Fire Tragedy
In Buffalo New York a four year old girl Lena Kueseck died after playing near a stove flame. She caught paper on fire and her dress ignited. Her parents suffered severe burns helping her. Doctor Frank Shepard pronounced the case hopeless and she died after nine forty five p m. The article also notes a Manila related formal city observance and court adjournments.
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Lena
Frank Shepard
No. 904
Clinton Street
Fitch Hospital
Booth greeted by jeers in Salvation Army split parade
In Chicago on March 21 Gen Ballington Booth faced insults during a parade by the Volunteers of America. A heckler shouted praise for Moore's army as a moving image of Mrs Booth appeared, prompting comments from Brigadier Fielding and Col. G French about the clash of groups and their aims. Booth later spoke on the Volunteers' work and Christian duty.
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Chicago
Baivation Army
Ballington Booth
West Madison Street
Salvation Army
Moore's Army
Booth
Waverly Hall
West
Madison Street
Fielding
Gen. Booth
Volunteers of America
Army
Col. G. French
Gen. Booth E
Liquor Seizure at White Pass Summit by Canadian Police
Reports from Skagway describe a March 2 seizure of eight to ten liquor packages at the White Pass summit by Canadian police, with a U S customs inspector aligned to convoy the cargo. The inspector, arriving March 18, yielded to authorities and did not attempt force, sparking local controversy.
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White Pass
Skagway
United States
F. J. Donohue
C. L. Andrews
Andrews
Washington
Chicago murder linked to dream ends in wife’s death
Charles B Corey, a Chicago druggist, killed his wife in their bed while dreaming of a tall knife-wielding man. He awoke to find the revolver shot fired, believing the dream caused the tragedy. Coroner’s inquest pending. no children. Mrs Kane Corey, once a noted teacher, was 24.
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Tacoma
Charlies B. Corey
GO Street
Washington, D. C
Corose
Corey
Seattle Inklings and Local Legal Moves
Rev cals 8 Bowerman delivers an evening discourse on Criminal care lessness noting last Tuesday’s explosion and deaths. Judge Hanford awards $10 overtime to crew of Lakme after suit against owner Chilcott. Moonlight sold to Mexican firm for freight to Mexican ports. Isabel C Jones sues city for 3500 dollars over First avenue regrading. Steamers Faration and Utopia due from the north.
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Cals
Bowerman
Hanford
F. Springer
Richard Chilcott
Seattle
St. Michael
Moonlight
Calhoun & Co
Mexico
Alaska
West Svattle
Alaskan
Isabel C. Jones
Superior Court
First Avenue
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Weather Forecast
Settie
Windy City
George H. Fortson
Jacob
Jacobs
John H. Allen
J. L. B. Stedman
Bailey
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Bargain Street
Third and
Pike
Star Paint CO
Faration
Utopia
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