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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1899

Page

8

Americans Capture San Mateo After Galling Filipino Resistance

U S troops enter San Mateo amid heavy fighting near Manila as 300 to 400 insurgents are estimated defending the hills. The push includes Major Cronin’s column from Novaliches and Captain Rivers’s force, with 3 American deaths and 13 wounded.Colonel Burt’s colored troops see first action and perform well. Liutenant Gilmore and Yorktown crew held by insurgents are reported safe at Vigan.

Sumner Young San Maten San Juan Reservoir Manila Leutenant Twenty-first Infantry San Mateo Cronin Twenty-Fifth Infantry Novaliches Rivers Fourth Cavalry Parker Tywelfth New York Volunteer Regiment Twenty-first Twenty-fourth Infantry Captain Rivers Gronin Captain Parker Burt General Young

Santa Rita Taken Without Resistance by U S Troops

Ad vices from Calulut dated Aug 3 report General MacArthur moved Ninth Regiment a battalion of the ventrect and a detachment of the first artillery from Calulut to Santa Rita near Bacolor yesterday. The town was entered with no opposition as insurgents fled. The march covered 10 miles with some waist deep wading and many exhausted troops rested in Santa Rita before continuing their advance.

Manila Calulut MacArthur Ventrect Santa Rita Bacolor

Gas strike on Robert Lee farm near Muscatine

Natural gas in great quantities has been struck on the farm of Robert Lee near Muscatine Iowa. The vein lies 170 feet below the surface and is described as large and productive. The discovery occurred near the city during August.

Iowa Muscatine Robert Lee

Labori Wounded in Paris Murder Attempt Near Rennes

In Rennes two assailants ambushed Maitre Labori, defending Dreyfus, firing a single shot that struck him in the back as he walked to court. He fell in the road and was left dying by the river Vilaine. Doctors fear he will die from the wound.

Rennes Maitre Labori Dreyfus Labori M. Labori Lycee Vilaine

Transvaal mobilization planned with Netherlands rail link

The Transvaal government reportedly provisionally arranged with the Netherlands South African Railway Company for mobilization on short notice. Large stores of provisions and war materials have been gathered at Pretoria. Rumors say orders have been issued to mobilize the artillery reserve and a passport law may be introduced to prevent foreigners from leaving without permission in wartime.

Transvaal Johannesburg South African Railway Company Pretoria Goverment

Port Arthur Welcomes First Steamship Through Canal

Port Arthur Texas celebrates as the magnificently decorated steamship Oswald becomes the first vessel to pass the new ship canal. Crowds line the canal as residents hail the completion after years of doubt about the project. The Oswald records a speed of about eight knots as it traverses the channel amid widespread rejoicing.

Port Arthur Tex Oswald

Cuban Filibusters Organized in Cuba to Invade Santo Domingo

In Santiago de Cuba on August 15 the military reports strong evidence that Santo Domingo revolutionists via their agents are forming expeditions in the province. Some have departed with substantial military supplies. General Amaldo Gomez is said to lead the filibuster operations as General Leonard Wood dispatches the gunboat Baracoa and an armed tug to patrol the north coast.

Santiago de Cuba Santo Domingo Amiaximo Gomez Leonard Wood Militar Baracoa

Robbers torture man to force treasure reveal

Four masked burglars bound John Miller and family at their home three miles west of Plymouth and burned Miller’s feet to force disclosure of hidden treasure. The raid yielded two gold watches and only two dollars.

Mensfield John Miller Plymouth Miller

Cavalry Horse Purchase Steps in for Philippines

Major Aleshire of the quartermaster's office arrives in Cincinnati to buy cavalry horses for the Philippines. Demand is tight as suitable horses under 1000 pounds, of solid color and geldings are scarce. Price for accepted animals is eighty four dollars.

Cincinnati Major Aleshire Quartermaster’s Office Philippines

awful hurricane devastates san juan and surrounding towns

Meager reports from Puerto Rico describe a nine hour hurricane sweep that leveled hundreds of homes. Drowning natives, destroyed oil plant, ruined records, and widespread food shortages trigger government relief as the Slocum rescues passengers and many districts report millions in crop losses.

San Juan de Porto Rico San Juan Ponce Aibonito United States Fl Cayey Catano Standard Oil Company Bayamon Carolina Cagnas Humacao Eben Swift Nifth United States Cavalry King Eleventh Infantry North Las Piedras Junco Slocum Thomas Mayaguez Single George W. Davis War Department

Global unrest and crime report from Aug 9 dispatches

A Zanzibar revolt on Great Comoro Island prompts a gunboat action. Peasants in Bessarabia rally amid famine. The Sanspariel sank the Hast Lottman. one drowned. Lynching reports in Jasper Florida and Clem Georgia. Turkish, Cuban, and Argentine notes include deaths, indictments, and a Havana bishop controversy.

Zanzibar Great Comoro Bessarabia Black Sea Sanspariel Hast Lottman Lizzard Blue Cross Society of America Chicago Lynshings Roca Hio de Janeiro L.s. Pope Fremont Neb J. Jerome Simon Burns Glass Workers’ Association Chambers

Hail Storm Destroys Minnesota Crops

Halstead Minnesota reports hail from Kelso North Carolina to Georgetown along a 10 to 15 mile wide path. Crops in the storm’s course suffer 25 to 75 percent damage with windows shattered and streets piled with hail.

Minnesota Halstead Minn Kelso N. C Hendrum Perrye High Wind Shelly Georgetown

Reed aide denies Henderson letter to Reed on speakership

A Dubuque source reports a Henderson friend denies a Washington dispatch in the New York Tribune claiming Henderson wrote to ex Speaker Reed about the speakership and committees and received no reply. The friend says Henderson has not written to him since becoming a speaker candidate.

Henderson New York Dubuque Washington New York Tribune Reed

Suspect in Santa Clara sextuple murder identified in Louisville

Louisville investigators identify the man held for two weeks as Chris S. Netherfield of Warren, Ohio, not James C. Dunham. He will be released from custody.

Louisville James C. Dunham Santa Clara County California Chris S. Netherfield Warren

Samoan commissioners travel from Selkirk toward U S cities

Baron Von Sternberg the German Samoan commissioner and Bartlett Trip the American commissioner arrived in Banff N W T after visiting the Selkirk glacier. They plan to continue to the United States visiting St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and other cities on their eastward journey.

Banff Baron von Sternberg Bartlett Trip Selkirk United States Samoa St. Paul Minneapolis Chicago

Governor declines to intervene in Kirves case

Columbus Ohio August 15 Governor Bushnell refuses to intervene in the case of Bruno Kirves a Dayton man sentenced to death for killing his daughter Kirves is scheduled for execution Thursday night by electric chair under orders of the court.

Columbus Bushnell Bruno Kirves Dayton Kirves

Republican campaign opens in Akron with Roosevelt and Nash

Columbus report states the Republican drive will begin in Akron on September 28 with Governor Roosevelt of New York and Judge Nash as speakers. No other Republican meetings are planned for that date as efforts focus on the Akron gathering.

Columbus Akron Roosevelt New York Nash

Fourth class German cruiser arrives at San Francisco

The fourth class German cruiser view reached San Francisco. Panphote, a French schooner, sank after colliding off Lowestoff, with five drowning. Port Townsend dispatches report a whale fishing season deemed a total failure. Six Canadian vessels near Point Roberts were ordered released by the state department. Solomon Quinten of Reading, Pa., shot his wife and her lover Edward Kitsmiller yesterday. The American Protection League of Albany congratulated Governor Chandler of Georgia on his stance against lynching. Delegates to the International Typographical Union's 45th annual session at Detroit were informally received.

View San Francisco Panphote Lowestoff Port Chandler Georgia International Typographical Union Detroit

City News Roundup Aug 15 Highlights

Contributions to the Dewey home fund reach 18530 dollars. Ex Secretary Alger donates 1000 dollars to Porto Rican relief. Lisbon reports earthquake shocks with heavy rain. The torpedo boat Fox built by Wolff & Co is accepted by the government. A Beara Ohio fire destroys 21 businesses from a gasoline explosion in a bicycle shop, loss 100000. A man from New Orleans, William L B Hartman, 35, is killed by a B&O train near Kaen Station, Md. France to strengthen New Caldonia coast defenses with multi million francs. Washington dispatch notes 80 more volunteers needed to fill ten regiments under the vice president’s call.

Dewey Home Fund Alger Porto Rican Relief Fund Lisbon Portugal Fox Wolff & “Wicker San Francisco Beara William LB. Hartman New Orleans Baltimore and Ohio Kaen Station New Cledonia Washington

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