Wheaton's Brigade Breaks Rebel Resistance at Guadaloupe
Manila dispatches describe Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton's brigade attacking from a ridge behind San Pedro Macati toward Guadaloupe and Pasig. American forces including the Twentieth and Twenty-first infantry, Washington and Oregon volunteers, and cavalry steadily pushed the rebels, with heavy gunboat and artillery support, leaving about 700 Rebels marching northward. casualties list eleven American wounded and no major American deaths.
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Manila
Lloyd Wheaton
Twentieth Infantry
Twentyend Infantry
Washington Volunteers
Oregon Volunteers
Fourth Cavalry
Sixth Artillery
San Pedro Macati
Cadaloupe
Oregon
Pasig
Guadaloupe
Rpid
Scott
Washington
Barteros
Wheaton
Levi's
Twentieth Iment
Guadloupe
Twentieth
Twenty-seconth Regiment
Pateroa
Otla
San Pedro
Macatl
Warner Marshall
Washington, Thumb
Edward Smith
Idaho
Abe Segenthaler
Twenty-second Infantry
Otis Eable
War
Consolidations and incidents across towns in the Northwest
A mixed Northwest wire reports bank consolidation forming the Columbia National bank in Dayton, local crimes and accidents in Spokane Pullman Chehalis and Tacoma, fires kill children near Walker's Valley, and weather and hurricane reports from Brisbane and St Paul with multiple fatalities and notes on taxes and civic plans.
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Elma
Colfax
Hoquiam
Montegano
Aberdeen
Whatcom
Fairhaven
Davenport
Oakesdale
Tennessee
Stevens County
Melville Nee
Miles
Robert Morrill
Nelson
Walla Walla
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Washington Agricultural College
Columbia
Citizens’ Bank of Dayton
Columbia National Bank
Spokane
Aaron Kuhn
Pullman
Sound
Puyallup
Bill
Tumwater
Klickitate
Rockcreek
Sheriff Billings
Olympian
Board of Regents
The
Agriculural College
Wilbur
Washington
Manila
General Ae
Miller resumes command as Wheaton forms new brigade
From Manila March 12 General Miller will resume command tomorrow after being relieved for illness. General Wheaton forms a new brigade while Lawton's HQ stays at Grax. Irregular firing marked the line as Isla de Luzon sails to Spain with 1,885 Spaniards aboard and 120 remain. In Havana the Cuban assembly action prompts no change in policy. Gomez retained and volunteers' withdrawal unchanged pending possible modifications.
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Miller Ansumen
Manila
Miller
Wheaton
Lawton
Grax
Isla de Luzon
Spain
New York
Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Plana
Washington
War Department
Adjutant Generals Office
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Otis
United States
Secretary of ‘War
Miles
H.C. Corbin
Geneal
Herbert Stewart
Yale Univerisity
Marquis Villamejor
Senor Sagasta
Union Club of
Malta
Sheridan
American Missionary Association
Puerto Rico
William Albi
James Lacey
Spokane
Omaha
Nebraska
Granite Manufacturer’s Association
Cutters’ Union
San Mun Bay
Signor Martino
Pekin
Wm. A. Douchette
St. Cecilia Church
Boston
Adjutant General's Office
Cornelia Poirier
Samuel Parslow
St. Scholastique
Que
Alaska
Reginald Dawson
Chicago
India
Commodore
Creole
Colo
Bombay
Shalif
Yemen
Arabia
Denver
Rome
Sydney
Queensland
Bayard St
Lane
Marysville
Cal
Mining and finance notes from the West 1898 and Canada
Reports on gold receipts at the Denver mint for 1898 and the year’s expected total, Slocan district silver mining revenue, and shifts in ownership from Americans to English companies. U.S. and Transvaal dominance in 1898 gold output, cyanide ore costs, and per cent lead valuation. Coeur d’Alene and Montana mine developments, ship records, and regional updates including British Columbia output and new mine activity.
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United States
Denver
Slocan
Klondike
British Columbia
Canada
Transvaal
South Africa
Australia
Russia
New York
Colorado
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Helena-Frisco
Morning Mining Company
Tiger-Poorman Standard Agev
Ssass Tysseeseaeer
Empire State-Idaho
N.s0
Mammoth
Milwaukee
Jedsera
Hecla
Black Bear
Joseph McDonald
Kate Hayward
The
Republic
Ben Hur
San Poil
Winnipeg
Cariboo
Camp McKinney Shan
Centre Star
Roasland
G. R. E. Leckie
Dundee
Ymir
Yellowstone
Golden Crown
Wellington
Payne
Whitewater
Noble Five
Sondon
Porto Rico
Bosun
Silverton
Lake Shore
Moyie City
A. M. Hitchcock
Alameda
California
Glacier District
Buckley
Inter State M., M. & D. Company
Columbus
Ohio
Colville Reservation
Heridan Camp
Ferry
Stevens
State of
Washington
Eureka
Zala M
Sheridan Camp
Doings Through the Week WeWs of the World in Brief
A condensed collection from the Telegraph reports notes deaths of prominent figures including Edmonds and Rollin M. Squire and a series of fires, accidents, and natural events. Snow blankets Wisconsin and Michigan. Alaska fires and blasts in Colorado. international tensions in Yemen and China. notable crimes, arrests, and political movements reported with diverse local impacts.
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Edmonds
Paso Robles
Cal
Michigan
Khalifa Abdullah
Soudan
Rollin M. Squire
Public Works of
New York
Frank Guilfort
Guilfort Bros
Thomas Otticer
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Johnny Griffin
Braintree
John Kelly
J. Burns
Amherst
Wisconsin
Chenoa
Kaslo and Slocan Railway Time Card Summary
Schedule fragment shows daily westbound and eastbound trains on the Kaslo and Slocan Railway. Times listed include leaves from Bonth Fork and Cody junctions with arrivals around late morning. Superintendent G F Copeland signs off.
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Kaslo
Wisse
Cogesides
PoBin
Cody
Nam
Bandon
Sondon
G. F. Copeland
International
Alberta
Kootenay Lake
Northport
Rossland
Spokane
United States
Nelson
OWR Kooten A
Kaalo
Donlay
Thurlay
Bonner's Ferry
Kootenay
Bonner Ferry
Bonner’s Ferry
Aslo
Tigh A. m
Spokane Ly
Iateminternational Navigation and Trading Company Notice
Navigation and Trading Company announces activities at Arm in Easlo C Oct 1 1807. Details readable show stock and voyage notices, with emphasis on trade at port and maritime operations. The fragment mentions authority and location vague but indicates ongoing commercial navigation during early October 1807.
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Washington Bays
Admiral Dewey
Hooth
Meibos
Apistralia
William Booth
Salvation Army
Brisbane
Cooktown
Endeavor River
Minnesota
St. Paul
South Dakota
AMD
Gold of Canada
Ceat
Mercur
Utah
de Lamar
Coeur d'Alene
C. D. Porter
Reemid
Butte & Boston
No. 2
Princess Maud
Republic Hig
Anaconda
Morning Glory
Sona Conetree
Whatcom County
Kipling
Commodor Creede
Col
Commodore Mine
Ap Blinois
Curely
Allahabad
Yarkany Chines Turkestan
Rikhinn
Fort Murghabi
Murhabi
San Mun
Che Kiang
Signor Matino
Frederich der Grosse
Bremment
Schulau
Elbe
Register of the Treasury
J.C. Haar
Wash
Simpson
Hampton Roads
Howison
Thomas W. Shields
General Price
Thomas P. Donaldson
Madison Square
Mme
Schumann Heink
Josephine
Dunham
Daily Telegraph of London
la Valetta
Island of Malta
Francia Grenfell
Sherman FE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wyoming
Parker
Chicago, Rock Inland & Pacific Railroad
Lon. Edwards
Los Angles
Charles J. Evans
Ashland
Watson
Steele
William O'Keefe
Seattle
England
Long
Congress
Kaslo & Slocan Railway
Pacific Star
Iatemnational
Navigation and Trading Company
Easlo,ne
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