Futile Fighting and Casualty Report Across The Warfront
A mixed war dispatch from Manila and Washington summarizes casualties from the First Nebraska and Utah Artillery units, noting killed and wounded, plus reassignments. It details naval and ground actions, including the Raleigh incident and cabinet discussions on Captain Coghlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Kate
Nebraska
John M. Brotzenberg
L. FE
Liston
J. 2
Storch
Charles Mereck
Fourth Cavalry
Jackson
Wim
Opium Habit Evidence Blocked in Saxton Case Trial
At the George trial in Canton Ohio April opening, defense attorney James D. Sterling argued that Mrs. Georges grievances against Saxton should not be treated as an implied confession. He cited authorities and medical texts to support a requested jury charge on opium and morphine habit. The judge's charge likely won’t come until late tomorrow or Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George
James D. Sterling
Mrs. George
Sterling
Saxton
George Home
Widow of Senator Fair Seeks $5,000 Monthly Support
Mrs Nettie R Craven claims to be the widow of the late Senator Far and seeks to intervene in the Fair will contest. A hearing in San Francisco was postponed to May 5 with no ruling on her monthly stipend request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevie Craven
San Francisco
Nettie R. Craven
Senator Far
Chas, Fair
Craven
Senator Fair
Russia's Deep Game Imply Control of Persian Gulf Port
The Times of Todia reports from a credible source that Russia has acquired an interest in part of the Persian Gulf granting it the right to take possession of a named port, believed to be Bunder Abbesee, via a direct transmission from Telerian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Gate
Wie
Bombay
Times of Todia
Russia
Persian Gulf
Mine Sale Near Blazing Yellow Astor Times
A French syndicate led by Captain DeLamar will acquire the Yellow Astor mines at Randburg for about 3 million dollars. The deal is reported from Los Angeles dated April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Astor
Anail Wie
Itver
Los Angeles
Astor
Randsburg
Captain DeLamar
Es Coal
Samo
Runaway Hitches State Controllers Near Trout Creek
Yesterday forenoon State Controller Sam Davia and Dave Jackson were riding from Trout Creek when their horses bolted. They were thrown over the horse heads but suffered no serious injuries, though somewhat lame. The rig and harness were damaged before the horses were recaptured. Davia returned to Winnemucca today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davia
Dave Jackson
Trout Creek
Davia
Jackson
Davi
Winnemucca
Mixed Crowd to Sail on American Liner New York to Southampton
Richard Croker plans a voyage on the liner New York to Southampton. He travels with his sister Mrs Samuel B Warren and her daughter. Fellow voyagers include Sir Julian Pauncefote and family Speaker Reed and family Lady Sackville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickly
New York
Richard Croker
Southampton
Pasage
Samuel B. Warren
Mr. Croker
Julian Pauncefote
Reed
Mime
Eluusa Eames Storey
Lady Sackville
Sir Patton Sykee
A. B. Wentwell
the Arist
Negro in Greenville faced lynching after assault
reports state a Black man who assaulted Mrs. Williams in Greenville on Saturday fled into Georgia after stealing two horses and nearly killing them. A mob later captured Charles Williams alias Jones and intended to execute him at 3 30 this morning in jail. Also noted are brief items on the Christian Church congress opening in St Louis and a muster out ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
Charles Williama
Georgia
Kansas City
Galena
Kas
Charles Williams
Jones
Benzine Blast Crashes at Fleer's Chemical Works
An explosion at Fleer's Chemical Works in Philadelphia injures and kills. A mother cradling her child is burned as flames engulf nearby houses and a half square is wrecked. At least a dozen injured, several may be dead, and two blasts occur minutes apart. In Oshkosh Tim Murphy falls ill with pneumonia after a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpata
Fleer
Twenty-fourth
Callowill
Lizzie Donohue
Burr
Thomas Daly
Andrew Monahan
Sallie Stuckhouse
George Connor
Camden
N. J
Edwin Galanough
Michell Hanahan
Callowill Street
Fleet's
Arthur Donahue
Aly
Silver State
Oshkosh
Wis
Tim Murphy
American forces push toward Calumpit in Luzon campaign
From Manila April 26 General Otis reports Hale's brigade and Arthur's division moved along the Quingna river to Calumpit, joined by Wheaton's brigade. Hale's men drove the enemy from entrenchments, suffering six killed and twelve wounded. Calumpit poised to fall, Lawton's column approaching Nosengaray, heat and floods hampering progress as a 4,000-strong enemy force near Manila threatens daily demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumiur Sumgre
Manila
Nebraska
Towa
South Dakota
Ma Wwlow
Rio Grande River
Puritan
Quinequa
Hale
Almany
Brant
Baghug
Calumpit
Americana
MacArthur
Msomalo
Kansas Regiment
Montana Regiment
Malolos
Washington
War Department
Otis
Quingna River
Wheaton
Lawton
Nosengaray
Colummn
Bovavye
Novaliches
Manilla
Markets Roundup Cattle and Sheep Receipts Across Cities
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, Denver and San Francisco markets report cattle, sheep, and wheat receipts for April 25 26. Prices show steady to active trends with native and Texas steers, stockers and feeders, and lambs noted alongside regional grain values and miner strike updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilver
Chicago
Texas
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
Bridgeton
N. J
Buffalo Arrives with Manila Troops and Supplies
United States armed transport Buffalo returned from Manila arriving at Gibraltar on April 25. The ship left Manila March 28 and will make two round trips yearly between New York and Manila carrying invalids home and supplying the fleet in the Philippines. The Silver State Leased Wire reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilver
New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
United States
Montana
Lake Superior
Isle Royale
Copper King
Rogers
Evening Post
8. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Co
Anaconda
J. B. Haggin
Marcus Daly
Senator Bearat
Rothachilds
Copper Combine
Wall Street
Latenburg, Thalman & Co
Rothschilds
Siiver
Victoria
Kongu
Korea
Shan Tong
Germany
Kiao Chen
Ching
Ichow
Chan Tong
Kavuseau
Manila
Philippines
Silver State
Gibraltar
Buffalo
Chicago
United States Indian
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Coghlan
Cromwell
Ed Prince of Wales
Combine
Ward Waldo
Parker
Philippine
Kinley
Philadelphia
Muslaian
Charles Power
Ralph Wintler
Edward Quinn
John B. Carey
Paby O'Connor
First
William K. Moore
A.®. Wadsworth
William L. Richards
Lee Stoner
Edwin Peterson
James Richard
Charles Swarts
iMac
John White
Walter G. Tingley
H. W. Livalei
Guy Miner
Edwin F. Gregg
James Keenan
David Wilkins
Clyde Vonburgh
Hline
Dallan Heavderson
Harry Brookover
Frank Pauks
Robert L. Smith
William H. Larue
Fred Back
Otto Hemp
Eli Sisson
James R. Alwen
Oren E. Hum Shoulder
Herbert Evens
A. R. Chapman
Fifty-first Iowa
EB. Mariner
Lewis Hunter
Carl Gardner
Walter Larsen
Maleratu
Robert Dailey
Adrian Hackett
Bert Thomas
Utah Artillery
David J. Davids
Johm Alphanalp
Pirot
California
OC. Davis
Colton
Lincoln
Neb
Pointer
Broteenberg
Raleigh
Long
Coghlap
Admiral von Diedrich
Union League Club
Tony
Hay
Jadelphia
Chai
Sclver
Lane of
New Juraey
Halliday Wire Rope, Tramway and Cable Company of
Jamestown
N. Y
Edward Scott
Edward Scott Jr
Oil City
Tata
ST. Louis
Peoria
Tll
Peoria, Decatur and Evanaville
Forest Park
Edward Waldo
Ferry Avenue
Cooper Hospital
Oswald
Oawald
Edna
Gussie
Garlington
Sci- England
London
Oliver
Joseph Parker
City Temple
S’rince
Wales
Turkey
William
Undertakers
Dr. Parker
Vitrol
England
Commissary Department of the Army
Wade
Mohammedan
Thas
Abavenda
Fort Monroe
Samoa
Pagupago
Bismarck
N.D
James
Joseph Caldwell
Williamsport
West
Orn Mutual Life Association
Ilver
Sedalia
Stewart
Bunceton
Cole Camp
Tucker
Yavi
Blivur
National Congress of the
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Silver Riale
Iment
Chamberlain
D, C
Beyant
Santa Y
Ieee Ee
Springfield
Tanner
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