MacArthur Forces Take Magalang in Philippine Operations
Manila dispatch reports two MacArthur columns advancing from Angeles and Calulut to Magalang. Colonel Smith's unit killed 11 insurgents, wounded 128, captured 50 and seized insurgent transport. Major O'Brien's force killed 49, wounded many, and took 28 prisoners with 11 American wounded.
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Manila
MacArthur
Magalang
Angeles
Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
O’brien
Fourth Cavalry
Calulut
Robbery in Sullivan County Leaves $240 Missing
Oliver Trueblood of Fairbarks township lost $240 from his pants which were under his pillow after a Friday wheat sale in West Union. Red pepper scattered around the house hindered bloodhounds and investigators as sheriff Mayfield and deputy Dudley searched for clues with few leads.
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Sullivan
Selout
Oliver Trucuioes
Fairbarks Township
West Union Pils
Poorman
Iradirake
Che
Ile
Rothers
Robinson
Trueblood
Illinois
Terre Herate
Sone
Jack S. Dudley
Charley Mayfield
Oliver
Benoni Trueblood
West Union
Winter Bargains at BILLMAN'S
Billman_s advertises winter bargains with various items and discounted prices though the readable text is fragmented and unclear about specific products or final offers. The snippet suggests clothing items such as shirts and other winter goods with pricing details that are partly illegible.
Transports and gunboats sail from Manila for northern campaign
A fleet of transports and gunboats leaves Manila under General Wheaton for an autumn expedition toward Dagupan or northern ports. The military action involves the Thirteenth and Thirty-third Infantry, two Sixth artillery guns, two Gatlings, with the Sheridan Francisco de Reyes and Aztec transports and Nelena as escort. The operation aims to move toward Tarlac and disrupt Aguinaldo’s northern bases with Wheaton McArthur and Lawton advancing from three directions.
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Manila
Bagupan
General Wheaton
Sheridan
Francisco de Reyes
Aztec
Nelena
Dagupan- Manila
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
Dagupan
Apparri
Wheaton
McArthur
Lawton
Open Door Policy and U S Requests on China
Washington reports the United States has asked France, Germany and Russia to provide written assurances on preserving the open door in China rather than relying on oral promises. If declined, the U S will push for equal rights under treaty terms. The Daily Chronicle views this shift as significant with international implications.
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China
London
Washington
American State Department
France
Germany
Russia
Daily Chronicle
England
Europe
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