Americans Repel Filipino Attack at Manila Front
At Manila Santa Mesa Caloocan and Paco fight rages as Filipino forces open multiple lines against American outposts. Nebraska, Montana, and North Dakota troops hold positions while Charleston and Concord batteries shell enemy lines. Casualties tally several killed including Major McConville and Privates, with many wounded as both sides incur losses in a night battle.
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Paco
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United States
Charleston
Concord
Malabon
Malate
Galifornia
Washington Imonts
Lerexeryour
Sith Te
Sonaak
Dateta
Dewey Manila Attack Report and Aguinaldo Agent Flight
Reported cable from Washington and Manila describes Admiral Dewey planning extended actions on Manila with landing forces and rapid-fire batteries. It notes San Agoncillo Aguinaldo’s emissary fleeing toward the Canada border to avoid detention before the treaty of peace. Sindicato coverage includes Montreal arrival and lack of arrest at Rousseau’s point.
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Navy Department
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Senate
Spain
Philippines
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Rousa’s Point
Miles to be Punished for Offences by Miles
Washington February 6 President McKinley reviews a case raised by army officials over Major General Miles. Officials say discipline must be enforced and a public decision will be announced soon though no exact course is fixed yet. The issue concerns serious alleged offences unbecoming of a senior army officer.
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Miles
Washington
McKinley
Army
Gen
Melyadier
Charles BP. Eagan
Substa Toner
United States
Eagan
Merritt
George A. Davie
Cuban Troops Pay Offer Accepted By Gomez. Porter Delivers News
Mr. Porter, McKinley’s special envoy, returned from Havana stating Gen. Gomez accepted a $3,000,000 reward for Cuban troops. One hundred dollars per enlisted man will be paid, with Gomez inviting further talks and promising to act with the Cuban Assembly. Separate items note currency reform caucus and foreign investment ambitions shaping U.S. policy and industry interests.
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Robert Porter
McKinley
Rembidon
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Porter
Gomez
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Air
Cuba
Gomes
Brooke
Havang
J. A. Campbell
Waterworks victory sparks Manila fighting rumors
Consolidated dispatches from Washington and Manila describe insurgent and Spanish forces near Manila with cannons and entrenchments. A water pumping station was damaged but repair is expected within a week. Casualties on both sides are reported, with insurgent losses buried and many prisoners taken. Prime social and political notices follow, including Bulgaria and France commentaries, plus New Jersey hotel leases and railroad stock offers.
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Pal
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Manila
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Ing
Wessling
Orta
Treaty vote closes decisive Senate clash over Spain peace
The Senate approved the peace treaty with Spain by a 61 to 29 roll call after dramatic turnout and paired votes. Key figures included Hale and McLaurin supporting ratification, while Medira Hale and Host joined the yes side alongside several Democrats. Absent Republicans Cannon Proctor Wetmore and Wilson affected the outcome, producing the largest Senate tally on a treaty in years.
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Iin
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Kops
Philippines
United Btatea
Miles to Po ive His Case and Wartime Can Cans
A Washington dispatch reports General Miles faces a formal inquiry over canned meat and suspected tin coatings. Medical analyses will inspect the cans linking soldering flaws to health risks allegedly affecting soldiers. Also noted are personnel changes and a Denver obituary for Rev Myron W Bred Dead.
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Miinle Gili
Harter
Pennsylvania
Arey Medical Museum
Removal of Brain Tumor Restores German Butcher’s Sanity
Pro fessor Fen ger at Mercer Hospital conducted what is claimed to be the world first brain tumor removal. The patient, a German butcher named Joseph Sepic, had been insane for years from tumor pressure on the optic nerve. Sanity and sight were reportedly restored.
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Kwan Elected Senator in New Jersey Legislature
Seba Kwan named U S Senator after election by both houses in Trenton New Jersey. Kean received 14 Senate votes and 37 House votes while Smith got 7 Senate and 22 House votes. Also reports on wrecking attempts near Camden and Jamesburg, and other local incidents including court martial verdicts and unrelated city news.
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