American Troops Land at San Fabian Under Fierce Fire
The American landing under General Wheaton at San Fabian became the era’s most spectacular assault as gunboats bombarded for an hour and infantry pressed through waist-deep surf under heavy fire. About 40 Filipinos were captured, with several insurgents killed or wounded. The town’s strong fortifications and bamboo cover shaped the fight, and U.S. forces pursued retreating fighters through bamboo thickets and across a river bridge. Major actions and recon operations continued along the Dagupan road, Santo Tomas, and Malabacat as reinforcements moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manyua
General Wheaton
San Fabian
Shafter
Daiquiri
Captain Buck
Pierce
Patton
Eneral Wheaton
Howland
Thirty-third
Dagupan
Logan
Santo Tomas
Buck
San Jacinto
Marsh
Magdalen
Tarlac
Whaton
Chenoweth
Deserts Tarlac Move Ahead of American Forces
The war department locates Aguinaldo en route to Boombang near Bayambang, northeast of Tarlac. Plans shift the insurgent capital to Boombang, with General Young and General Wheaton's columns advancing north to pursue him through the mountainous northern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boombang
Aguinaldo
Rio Grande
War Department
General Young
General Wheaton
Washington Dispatch on Otis Report of Philippine Campaign
General Otis reports heavy rains delaying General Lawton as advances proceed from San Jose to Carraglan. Cabanatuan arsenal loot includes 144 two inch shells, 22 boxes, 65 hundredths inch ammo, Hotchkiss projectiles, and two tons of equipment. MacArthur scouts north of Kalacat. Bell and Slaven’s forces engage in mountains west Mabalacat. Mauser rifles and a railroad from Angeles to Bamban damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Otis
Lawton
San Jose
Carraglan
Aligoa
Young
Cabanatuan Arsenal
MacArthur
Kalacat
Bell
Slaven
Smith
Magalang
Concepcion
Is Regiment
Mabalacat
Angeles
Bamband
Making Progress General Otis Reports on Campaign in Philippines
Nov 11 cablegram from General Otis to the War Department details Wheaton landing at Linguayen west of Dagupan with slight casualties amid rough seas. MacArthur seized Mabalacat on the 7th, Bell conducting reconnaissance, Lawton at Cabanatuan, and troops advancing with only slight opposition as waters recede. Hughes moves against Panay insurgents as operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHiIncTon
War Department
Otis
Wheaton
Linguayen
Dagupan
San Fabian
MacArthur
Mabalacat
Bell
Lawton
Cabanatuan
Talavera
Aliga
Hughes
Panay
Navy recounts landing at San Fabian near Lingayen Gulf
Admiral Watson cables from Manila detailing naval support for General Wheaton at Lingayen Gulf on November 9. The Princeton Bennington Helena Manila Callao and Samar bombarded the entrenched beach at San Fabian while Wheaton's command landed under fire with Moale in charge of boats and Snow commanding the Baltimore section as beach master. no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Princeton
Bennington
Wheaton
Knox
Sheridan
Benington
Helena
Callao
Manila
Watson
Navy Department
Navy
Northwestern Flour Output Drops In Twin Cities Mills
Minneapolis mills ground 276 310 barrels of flour last week down from 337 580 the prior week and 370 320 in 1598. Superior-Duluth mills produced 4 960 barrels, down from 30 780 and 84 100 in 1885. The weekly drop of about 61 000 barrels marks the lightest output since mid July and is blamed on high freights and dull markets. The current week promises an even poorer showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Superior-Duluth
HRallroats Trade Talks End With Central of Washington Transfer
In St Paul on November 11 Presidents Mellen and Hill met to discuss transferring Central of Washington to Hill. The deal would transfer control December 1. Northern Pacific receives valuable Pacific coast track privileges as compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mellen
Hill
Central of
One Armed Corporal George Smith Dies in Silver Lake
One Armed Corporal George Smith died at Silver Lake of heart disease. A prominent figure in national and state G A R camps, he was well known in Kenosha and Milwaukee circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kenosha
George Smith
Silver Lake
McCoy Knocks Out McDonough in Hawthorne Bout
Kid McCoy defeated Jack McDonough of St. Paul in the fourth round of a planned 20 round bout at Hawthorne club annex. McCoy outfought and outpointed his opponent at every stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
BurraLo
Kid McCoy
Jack McDonough
St. Paul
Hawthorne Club Annex
McDonough
Will Collect Taxes by Force in Barceona
Merchants refuse to pay taxes prompting the government to dispatch the Cadiz squadron to Barceona. The battleship Numancia is expected to arrive on Monday next, signaling potential enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barceona
Cadiz
Numancia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ameri
Warsi Ps
The
Independencia
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Rizal
Oregon
Hong Kong
Deserts
Young and Wheaton
Bayambang
Boambang
Gilmore
Philippines
E C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
Chichester
Wed
Retorn
Kohteneater Chemisal
Bodteon Place
Air
Leca
Dragmsta
Peilad, Aw
Desiers
W. J. Dyer & Bro. Jobbers
Kalon
Jifa
Pabtelleg Department D
Clark St
N. FE
Moetoe
Ilinois
Kantwearout
Sen
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Til
Bears, Roebuck & Co
Editon
Rattan
Taurent
Shelby
Montgome
Ward & CO
Sinder Swine
Jiortgomery
Omaha
ARD & CO
Chigago
Kirk Munroe
Cyrus C. Acoms
Julian Ralph
Molly Elliot Seawell
Codtay
Sip
Suestad
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Gavin Hamilton
King Frederick the Great
Burraco Bill
Henry W. Fischer
Jurrian_RALpu
Greovcse E. Walsa
Charues F. Lummis
Reginal
Gourlay
Dewey
W. W. Stone
Redway
Haroy
Martin
W.J. Henderson
Billy OF Battery B
Colgate Baker
Carltton T. Chapman
EL Caney
Fietcher C. Randsome
H. C. Jerome
E. C. Kent
Dan Beard
Cyrus C. Adams
W. G. van T. Sutphen
A. H. Goorfry
Harper & Bro
Camera Club
Round Table
Rs, Publishers
New York, N. Y
Pass Books
G .Erature
Belles-Lettres
Mer
Max Muller
Edmund Gosse
Sir Herbert Maxwell
Dean Stubbs
Rudyard Kipling
George Meredith
American Letters
William Dean Howells
Americas
Henry James
Harper & Brothers, Publishers
New York, N
W. D. Howells
W. D Howells
John Fox, Jr
H. S. Williams
OF the
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S. Stvator
Sampson
Lieut
A. R. Staunton
U.S.N
J. M. Exuicort
Mr. Howells
Princess Xenia
H. E. M. Watson
Joan Fox
Brander Matthews
Octave Thanet
Parson Lord
Mary E. Wilkins
Ghosts OF
Jerusalem
Nym
Crinkle” Way OF the Cross
Stephen Bonsal the Cuckoo Clock
Ellen Douglas Deland
Asia
Porrtney Bigelow
Henry Smith Williams
Republics
South America
Julian Rapa
New York
N.Y
Aspress Angel
M Ess
Freizit Agd
Worsk
Montgomery Ward &Co
Michigan Ave
Madison St
Original Stans Business
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!