Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Government Expert
Government microscopist Miss M A Armstrong endorses Paine's Celery Compound after extensive testing. The remedy is claims to relieve rheumatism and related ailments, purify blood, regulate stomach liver bowels and kidneys, and rejuvenate nervous systems, with endorsements from physicians and a wide stream of letters praising rapid relief. It emphasizes accessibility to every family and its role in transforming ill health to vitality.
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Paine
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Filipinos Seek Armistice Pending Congress Session
Manila hosts two military and two civil Filipino commissioners who arrived at 8:15 a m asking for an armistice while awaiting a Filipino congress session. Major General Otis has refused to entertain the proposal. The latest commission to Manila submitted no new proposition. Thirteenth Minnesota Infantry is withdrawn from the front for the present. Funston notes Wheaton will be assigned to a new command.
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Manila
Otis
Commissioners Arrested In Manila Pacification Efforts
Manila reports General Luna tries to stop educated Filipinos from contact with Americans and to arrest Encamino and Herrera on their way to Malolos. Seat of government moved toward Tarlac 30 miles from San Fernando, risking delays. Wheaton relieved. Funston reassigned to brigade for special assignment.
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Manila
Luna
Encamino
Herrera
Malolos
San Isidro
Tarlac
San Fernando
Manila peace talks ahead as Philippine and American commissions meet
May 20 Manila Manila residents expect the insurrection to end as Philippine commissioners arrive at San Isidro en route to the capital for surrender talks with the American commission. Reports say Aguinaldo may surrender unconditionally while American officers remain cautious amid war department briefings.
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Manta
San Isidro
Manila
Aguinaldo
Minnesota Infantry Withdrawn From Front For Rest
An Evening Sun dispatch from Manila reports the Thirteenth Minnesota Infantry withdrawn from front lines to rest. Brigadier General Funston relieves General Wheaton who will command a new expedition.
Admiral Schley Arrives in Omaha Under Rain
In Omaha on May 22 a steady rain greeted Rear Admiral Schley as the train arrived. A large crowd met the vessel at the Burlington depot and cheered while seeking a handshake. He proceeded to the residence of ex-Senator Manderson, where he will stay as his city visit continues. Army officers from Department of Missouri and Fort Crook later called on him in a body, though no public reception was held.
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Omaha
Schley
Burlington
Manderson
Kruger conciliatory stance after Johannesburg incident
Lonpox May 22. In the house of commons secretary of state for the colonies Mr Chamberlain named and detailed the men arrested at Johannesburg. All but Tremlett and Fries were non commissioned British soldiers. President Kruger told the British agent at Pretoria there was no proof the prisoners were British officers and the incident would not disturb friendly relations.
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Lonpox
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Tremlett
Fries
Kruger
Pretoria
Reception to the Third Nebraska volunteers in Lincoln
An elaborate reception for the recently mustered out Third Nebraska volunteers was held in the state capitol's representative hall. Governor Poynter gave the welcome, Colonel Visquain replied, and Hon. W. J. Bryan, former colonel, attended in uniform and spoke at length.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Volunteers
Representative Hall
State Capitol
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Visquain
W. J. Bryan
Northville residents drive out man over alleged abuse of children
Indignant citizens of Northville Michigan seized Thomas Evans after accusing him of misusing his children. Neighbors placed a rope around his neck and pulled him up twice before promising to depart he was released.
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ToLepo
Northville
Mich
Thomas Evans
Evans
Alger Denies Countermanding Cuban Disarmament Order
Secretary Alger calls as absurd the published claim that the president or General Brooke countermanded any order regarding the disarmament of Cuban troops. The May 22 Washington report rejects the insinuation as sheer nonsense.
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Alger
Washington
Secretary Alger
Brooke
End is at Hand in Philippines Insurrection
Washington reports war department officials believe the Philippine insurrection nears its end as insurgent cabinet and Aguinaldo representatives may surrender to General Otis. Demoralized forces retreat to foothills, Luna near San Fernando, 9,000 rebels, remnant about 2,500 at Tarlac, while Otis eyes early resumption of operations.
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War Department
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Otis
Luna
San Fernando
MacArthur
Bacolor
Tarlac
General Otis Reports Aguinaldo Seeks Terms of Peace
General Otis cables from Hindon that representatives of Aguinaldo are seeking peace terms as insurgent forces scatter in the mountains. A commission will be sent to negotiate while MacArthur's forces withdraw toward Tarlac and rail lines are torn up. The insurgent cabinet and Aguinaldo are in the mountains north of San Isidro, about 12 miles away, and conditions in the provinces appear favorable for peace.
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Wasn Hindon
Otis
War Department
Aguinaldo
San Isidro
MacArthur
San Fernando
Tarlac
Canda
Rio Grande
Aguinaldo Loses Prestige as Rebel Army Demoralizes
Two Spanish prisoners report Aguinaldo's forces fall into disorder from hunger disease and fear of the Americans. Generals Pilar and Luna remain influential while Aguinaldo's retinue loses baggage and money en route from San Isidro to Cebatan amid marauders. Chinese suffer amid plunder. Buencamino says Aguinaldo blames himself for the misery.
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Manila
Neuva Ecija
Pilar and
Luna
San Isidro
Cebatan
Buencamino
Spain
Repowten
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