Mixed Reports From The Front Across The Pacific
The Silver State reports U S forces in action from Manila to Dagupan with ships Boston Oregon and Albany in blockade and capture operations. Aguinaldo allegedly proclaims dictatorship while U S troops receive steady rations and efficient subsistence deliveries praised by officers and staff.
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Manila
United States
Boston
Whiting
San Francisco
Nagaseki
Japan
Oregon
Dagupan
Gulf
Iingayen
Albany
Enaign W. HH. Standley
Negron
Yorktown
J.C. Gilmore
Baler
Manila cables detail Philippine insurgent moves and troop shuffles
General Otto reports in Manila that Moreng province operations drove insurgents into the mountains after captures of Antipali and towns near the bay. Our loss was four killed with some wounded. twenty five insurgent dead. Moreng is the only land route to the bay, a garrison remains, and many residents seek Manila protection as the city’s population grows.
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Latte
Washington
Philippines
Otto
Menila
Moreng
Antipali
Manila
Permimion
Washington's View on Philippine Insurgents and American Policy
U S dispatch reports War Department officials see Philippine insurgents as smaller units rather than roaming bands. They expect a decline as protection under American government grows. Civilians seeking shelter are treated like earlier frontier migrants, and General Otis is left to decide on further operations.
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Washington
War Department
Heneral Otis
Soldiers in Trenches Promptly Fed During Manila Operations
Washington reports on General Otis notes the subsistence service kept troops well supplied. Major Robert Fitzhugh, Commissioner of Subsistence, states that on February 8 after heavy fighting the division received supper promptly at the regimental rest. rations were maintained throughout constant movements and there was a continuous reserve.
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Australia
United
United States
Krayenbuhl
Manila
Eooles
Caloccan
March
Uth
Department
Ofcers
Washington
Otis
Robert Fitshugh
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Ready for Title Bout
New York dispatch says both fighters are confident and prepared for tomorrow night’s match. Jeffries rests at Ashbury Park with light work planned. Fitzsimmons walks and trains staff guard him against overexertion while trainers monitor condition.
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New York
Jeffries Fitzsimmons
Pugilst
Jeffries
Asbury Park
Fitssimmons
Martin Julian
Fitsimmons
Fivesimmone
Pitseimmone
Corbett
Carson
Fitzsimmons
Bank Officers Liable After Dishonest Employee Fraud
United States Court of Appeals defines bank officer liability for actions of dishonest staff. National Bank of Oshkosh case affirms $15,000 lower court judgment in favor of Margaret Munger for about $92,000 stolen by Frank Heilig and agent Lelier with bank officers found negligent. Also notes missing informants and other docket items from The Silver State wire.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
National Bank of Oshkosh
Wire
Margaret Munger
Suma
Frank Heilig
Lelier
Mun
Family row and murder in England shocks local readers
A violent family dispute ends with a bloody cellar discovery as Morria Patey, injured by two gunshots and head wounds, accuses wife and stepdaughter Hanna M Poole of attempted murder. They are in custody at Sheepshead Bay amid competing testimonies and a county recount in Lincoln county Nevada.
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New York
Morria Patey
Hanna M. Poole
Sheepshead Bay
Foley
Bilen
Hanna H. Pools
Poley
Hannah
Brooklyn
Oeloc
Carson
McMillan-Sadley
McMillan
Sadler
McMillen
McMilan
McCullough
Pon
H. J. Goodrich
Lincoln County
de Lamar
MacMillan
Searchlight
Helene
The President in New England Tour Details
The President will leave June 1 to Holyoke Massachusetts to stay with Hon William Whiting. He will attend Smith College exercises in Northampton and visit Mount Holyoke Seminary where his niece graduates. He then goes to Springfield and Adams to visit W B Plunkett of the Home Market Club. Mrs McKinley accompanies him for a ten day trip.
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Washington
New England
Holyoke
Mass
Willam Whiting
Congress
Northampton
Smith College
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Springfield
Adama
Massachusetts
W. B. Plunkett
Home Market Club
Pure Candy Control Moves and Senate Hearings
Chicago hosts the Senatorial Pure Food Investigating Committee as confectioners testify on candy manufacturing. Witnesses describe a prior effort by dealers to curb adulterants and note vegetable coloring. A government license and multi level inspections are urged. Senator Mason travels east for a family visit.
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Chicago
Senatorial
Pure Food Investigating Committee
Charles Gunther
M. Shields
John Berry
Kehoe Company
United States
Shields
Mason
East
Maine
Has there been a compromise in Alaska dispute
United States Ambassador Choate moves toward a compromise settlement on the Alaska question with Washington consent. Canadians and officials including Lord Strathcona Joseph Chamberlain and the Marquis of Salisbury support lines of a modus vivendi. Dalton's trail on the Chilkoot Pass is also cited as a point of agreement to ease negotiations.
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London
Associated Preas
United States
Choate
Washington
High Commission
United State
Lord Strathcoma
Mount Royal
Joseph Chamberlain
Marquis of Salisbury
Exchange Telegraph Company
Dalton
Chilkoot Pass
State Department
Dalton Trail
Costa Rica and Nicaragua Close to No Clash at Border
Costa Rican Minister Calvo reports troops drawn from Port Limon near the border with Nicaragua have been withdrawn. He sees no likelihood of fresh clashes as border disturbances have not prompted a rupture between the two governments.
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Washington
Calvo
Costa Rica
Limon
San Juan River
Torres
Dreyfus Transfer Amid Cayenne Dispatches
Dispatch boat Goeland sails to Cayenne to take Dreyfus aboard Sfax off the isle. Sfax likely to Brest, while coal supplies prepared by Isles de Salut. Augustin Daly funeral plans shift from Paris to London and New York. Perjury charged in Pa. political bribery probe. Gulf Coast lettered notices report pensions critique and other varied items from New York to Chicago.
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Cayenne
Guina
Goeland
Deyi
Ieland
Dreyfus
Sfax
Isles de Salut
Salvation Islands
Martinique
Stax
Brest
Augustin Daly
Paris
Hotel Continental
London
New York
Mr. Daly
Southampton
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Storrer
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Haye
Dover
Del
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American Grass “Twine Company of
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Ling
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Dames
England
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Kruger
Lincoln
Carbon
Supreme Court of Nevada
J Hoegh
Eureka County
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Howgh
Silver State
Northern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast Company
Seattle
South Africa
Bloemfontein
Alfred Milner
Mattes Fontein
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Rand
Transvaal
House of Commons
Jos i Chamberlain
Bloemfonteins
Maties Fontein
Great Buitain
Chamberlain
South Africa Company
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Ind
Ways and Means Committee
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McComb
Maines
Europe
National City Bank
Berlin
Reichstag
America
Kansas City
the Star Today
Twentieth Kansas
General Funston
Hong Kong
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Star
Senator Baker
Steele
Meter House
Switzerland
Meter
Maxet
Water Department
Madrid
Germany
Fernando
Easton
I. N. Johnson
Coyle
Spaatz
George Jenks
Joe
Rigo
Princess Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Cairo
Jausei Rigo
Frank F. Hoggin
W. J. Haines
Hidalgo
Ilinois
Haynes
Jane
J. M Peaire
Francis
St Paul’s
Beunsville
Taft
Martin Meier
Eunica
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