List of wounded and killed in Manila campaign shows extensive tally
Washington lists named soldiers from multiple regiments with flesh wounds, shots, and deaths as of February 7 in Manila. The report details first Montana Colorado Washington and others, noting specific Companies and injury types amid heavy fighting near Paco Santana and Celocan.
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Montana
Sapte Reynalds
Haries Rummelis
Slieht
Hayes
Ovissing
Povate John Serensen
Mayersick
Corporal Skinner
Henad Enigh
Colorado
Ron ‘T. Weaver
Bert Thigh
Cheries S. Morrison
Maurice Parkhurst
C.D. White
Erivsi
Hines & Duran
Shorts
Witluca 1. Earle
Charles B. Boyce
Charles Carlson
L. Hilled
Charles Haughmount
Jett Jerez
Winsit South Dakota
Horace J. McCracken
Killeres Frats Greesi
William J. Lewis
Henjamin Phepps
Comany K
Hugenr E Stevens
Thich
Frank McLain
Manchip
Birman Pay
Jespresan
HL Osgood
Haskell
Bernard Sharp
Orian Ryan
Washington
George W. McGowan
Ralph W. Simonds
George R. Frank Smith
Matthias M. Cherry
Sherman Harding
Howard
Augustin Berry
Benjamin A. Harbour
Hugb P. Moleltan
Herman Steinhagen
B Wrieht
Wiliam Sinai
Arthur L. Osturn
Richard Hughes
Alvert E. Barth
James Mitchell
Fourteenth Infantry
Privats
Haly
William C. Smith
Tennessee
Madrid minister warns Philippines will cost Americans dear
A Madrid interview declares the Philippines will cost the Americans dear. The minister says Manila may resist siege, but a victory there won’t help the United States as insurgents in the hinterland continue conflict. He predicts independence for Filipinos and cites anti annexation forces as stoking American sacrifices. He also notes Spain’s position worsens with new hostilities as ratification nears.
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Madrid
Philippines
Manila
United States
Steegele
Philippine Mands
Steamer Stuttgart Encounters Severe Storm on Atlantic Run
The Bremen bound steamer Stuttgart reached port with heavy damage after a January 30 storm. Northwest hurricane winds and enormous seas smashed boats, tore lifeboats loose, flooded starboard compartments, and forced the ship to lie by for hours. A second cabin passenger suffered a broken leg during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stuttgart
Bremen
Senator Allen Praises Bryan in Senate Address
In Washington Senator Allen defends William Jennings Bryan, calling him a great statesman and personal friend while denying he will be swayed by Republican influence. He rejects claims of opposing Bryan over political opposition and affirms his own independence and integrity.
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Senator Allen
Wm. J. Bryan
Washington
Pets
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Ar. Allen
Allen
Heya
Firyan
Webster
Clas
Cley
Thaye
Paris
Nebraska
McKinney
Topeka Fair Grounds Lease Bill Heads For Passage
A Topeka legislation package already passed by the senate aims to authorize the city council and mayor to lease the fair grounds from county commissioners for park purposes. The house committee has recommended passage and the bill is expected to receive final approval in a few days before gubernatorial signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Our Senators Commended For Their Action Upon the Treaty of Peace With Spain
The house met and adopted a concurrent resolution praising Senators Baker and Harris for voting to ratify the peace treaty with Spain. The resolution commends their patriotism and the army and navy’s bravery, and authorizes transmission copies to the named senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
House
Gelasler
Logan
House of Representatives
Senate
Ebset
Senate committee backs passage on mutual aid and insurance
The senate committee on banks and insurance recommends passage of bills authorizing mutual life insurance and votes by proxy for mutual aid societies like the Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Kansas. Other items note a concurrent resolution for an extra state auditor clerk and remarks on la grippe treatment and several druggist notices.
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The
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Kansas
Senate
Tom Anderson
MIL
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of
Kansas
Insurance Department
Renate
Senate Committee of Banks and Insurance
Anderson
Dollis
House
Auditor of State
Spoiled beef found in army supplies at Havana
In Havana on February 7 the board of meat survey led by Captain William J. Pitcher found 10 848 cans unfit for human food and recommended condemnation by Colonel Reed who confirmed the finding. Several other relief stations reported tainted salmon and spoiled tomatoes while some bacon from 1891 remained fresh. One to two percent of Havana issued meat is bad. The Seventh corps is consuming locally bought beef but soldiers complain of toughness.
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Havana
Board of Meat Survey
William J. Pitcher
Klebth Infantry
Reed
la Punte
Libbey
McNeil
Arnold
Public Buildings Bills Move in House Committee
Washington reports favorab le recommendations on a broad package of public building projects across the nation. The list includes Topeka Kansas at fifty five thousand, Seattle at two hundred thousand, Omaha boosting one point eight million, and many other cities with site and project sums noted. Two new Senate bills introduced address city taxation and Haddam Washington County. Yellow Fever cases on a transport bound for San Juan Puerto Rico. two deaths and multiple illnesses reported. Weather notes forecast continued cold in Kansas with fair skies and brisk winds. Local ads offer free button sewing at Peerless Laundry and dry meal services at Hotel Oxford.
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Washington
House Committee On
Seattle
Wash
Topeka
Kan
Beaumont
Tex
Omaha
Neb
Jnl
Butte City
Mont
Salt Lake
Utah
San Diego
Cal
Eureka
San Juan de Porto Rico
Alfonso XT
San Juan
Cuafuegos
Examination of National Guardsmen to Align With Regular Army
Tampa Florida February 7 National Military convention schedules discussions on reorganization of the state militia. Delegates have arrived and a large turnout is expected. The convention will consider standardizing the national guard with regular army examinations and safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
National Military
Judge Horton Among Gallery Spectators At Opera Event
The Crayeford crowd watched former Kansis chief justice Albert H. Horton in the gallery. He sat center with Kat and his overcoat, ate popcorn, and applauded without reacting to the applause, while younger society members enjoyed the lower boxes and filed jokes about gallery seating. The judge claimed the gallery due to full seating and kept his dignity on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaas
Crayeford
Albert H. Horton
Kat
Kansis
Chase of a lunatic ends with capture near Topeka park
Sheriff Cook pursued Swan Johnson from Rock Island depot to Topeka City park after boarding a train at Valencia. Johnson fled north along Kansas avenue before River Bank where he collapsed and was captured and taken to the asylum by a hired hack.
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Sheriff Cook
Rock Island
Sherif J. Lo Seitz
McPherson Courtty
Swan Johnson
Topeka Asylum
Sherif Cook
Valencia
Seliz
Cook
Topeka
Man Johnson
Kansas Avenue
Traffic Opens Up After Snow Blockade on Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande traffic resumes between Grand Junction and the west after a heavy snowstorm. The blockade cost tens of thousands of dollars and required three rotary snowplows, nearly 150 shovellers, and a dozen powerful steam engines to clear avalanches across the canyon. Marshall Pass route is open and officials forecast no further slides this winter as loose snow has subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fep
Denver & Rio Grande
Grand River
Grand Junction
West
Jeffrey
Marshall Pass
Denver & Ilo Grande
Whisky Trade Boom Shocks Louisville Dealers
In Louisville Kentucky a remarkable surge in whisky sales is reported from the recent Distillers combination. Authorities state that six days of the current week saw more whisky sold than in the entire previous year. Brokers are swamped with orders as price changes limit ordering to telegraph lines. estimated weekly sale reaches about 160000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Combina Centucky Distillers
Senator Frule Views Manila Treaty Impact
Washington reports senator Frule’s impression on Manila battle effects and the treaty. He warns that sticking to current terms could lead to protracted conflict and permanent annexation aims, saying ratification would trigger more troops and ships to quell a potentially doomed occupation.
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Washington
Frule
Associated Press
Manila
Lng
Congress
Tile
Philippine
Weimar
Frigid Denver Rail Line Struggles With Snow Blockade
Severe cold hampers repairs and operations as reports indicate the Midland and Rio Grande routes face delays from heavy snow. Officials hope to reopen the line to Santa Fe and Leadville after crews battle the blizzard, with locomotives and power restored slowly.
Laughing at Seals Says They Told a Sober Truth
Mrs A P Brockway of Worcester Massachusetts recounts a year long test of Postum Food Coffee after a physician husband suggested a careful evaluation. She describes a delightful aroma and satisfaction with Postum versus coffee and notes improvements in weight, health, and nerves with the beverage replacing tea or coffee in the family’s routine.
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Pontum
A. P. Brockway
Charlestes Bt
Worcester
Mesu
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Tan
Marguerite
India
War Department
Aingle
Pennsylvania
Belever
Albert J. Buttermore
Joseph Sheldon
Hiram Conger
Edward
Caldwell
Company C
Hing
Weno
Célocan
Singalon
DuBoice
Siciens
Wut
America
West Eighth
Begg
de Wits
Gee
W. Stansfield
W. H. Wilson
A J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane & Co
C.H. Morrison
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Tedine
Ream
Jas
Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
de Witt
Stansfield
SF Wilson
A. J. Arnold
Kane & Co
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Shaffer
Morrow
Haddam
Washington County
Chicago
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Hotel
Oxford
W.T. Mohse
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Judge Horton
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Senator Hale
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Bude
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Guerrie
Elee
Momo
Art Wheeler
Cina
Klondike
Wes
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