Dig for Lif. Help the Railroads Uncover Tracks in Leadville
Leadville Colorado battle over snow blocks rail lines and coal supply. 1,000 shovelers mobilized by railroad and mining interests to clear Grand River tracks and pumps to keep smelters running. Col George W. Cook leads efforts. aim to open lines west to Malta within two days. Snowstorm isolates Aspen, rails blocked, pumps vital to mine operations and city coal supply.
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Leadville
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande
Midland Road
Coul
Swan— Agers
Colubet
George W. Cook
Trentder
Thas
Colnet
Malta
Midland
Htiw
Tabovile
Denver St
Sannaice
Sodar
Hevellng
Amore
Swintanis
Saint
Mlobon
G. Fe Tone
Arkansas Valley
Mig
Bimetalite Auiester
Jigen W. Newell
Norther Ainine Company
J. McCarty
Wynens
Ea Cetelie
Ron
Ueste Grande Travis
Colorado Midland
Aspen
Grand River
Omaha
Nebraska
Denver
Pen
Lemiville
Buena Vista
Tehnnssee Pass
Flo Grande
Gordon
Lyken
Iaiborees
Rock Creek Canon
Minturn
Minturs
Tennessee Pass
Henwood Springs
Salita
Leadyilte
Ceele
Lin Hie Grande
Midland Meade
Snowen
Snawsdert
Lograms
Itu Road
Leussville
Snowden
Goren
En Eetles
Lemyille
Rio Grande
Swadville
Leaville
Glenwood
Jacksonville
Pla
Coflinuet
Coroner's Inquiry Into Death of Mrs Adams
A coroner's inquiry investigates the death of Mrs Adams, reviewing circumstances, witnesses, and medical findings to determine cause and possible negligence or foul play. Proceedings include testimony from family, medical staff, and investigators as part of the inquest.
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Adams
New York
Kate J. Adams
Harry S. Cornish
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Hart
Coroners Court
Harry Cornish
Gardner
Albrey Osborne
Cormieh
Ibad
Foland B. Molineux
Molineux
Cornish
Manila Water Aqueduct Captured by Our Troops
From Manila by Fy Laureno the report notes American forces secured control of the water mains supplying Manila from a lake and reservoir six miles east. The aqueduct’s capture at San Juan del Monte threatened Manila’s water supply and could have forced capitulation. the action involved Kaneas troops.
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Manila
Fy Laureno
San Juan del Monte
Kaneas
Billiard Hall Johnnies to Be Arrested for Vagrancy
Chief Strauss says arrests will be made against habitual loafers around billiard halls streets and joints with no visible means of support. He vows to arrest young men hanging around street corners and insulting women until morning to break up the bad element despite some having respectable parents.
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Hitchcock
Potter
Adams
McIntyre
Cornish
Hornet
Phillls
Douglas
Barnet
Mr. Cornish
McChiskey
Knickerbeker Athletic Club
Acies
CG. CG
Pequa Club
Hugries
Molineux and
Bariet
Osborne
Assistent District Attorner
Molineux
Newark
Wome
Knickerbocker Athletic
Stern
Union League Club
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Capt. McCrusty
Mr. McCluskey
Moline
New York
McCluskey
W. W.ler
Strauss
Americans Drive Caloocan Under Heavy Fire In Manila
United States forces attack Caloocan in Manila in a short decisive action. Kansas regiment leads a left flank charge, earthworks captured, insurgents driven back with heavy losses. Navy monitor Monadnock bombards. other units reposition near Caloocan as operations continue.
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Manila
United States
Caloocan
de Lome
Monadnock
Tinh
Blon—tana
Kansas Regiment
Marabon
Conanae
Foocan
Aguinaiden
Mala~bon
Vagrancy and Charity Appeals Amid Cold Weather
A young man arrested for vagrancy may face a ten day sentence if he returns to town. Meanwhile Mrs. Thorpe received many donations to aid destitute families, including coal and shoes, with funds from G. G. Gage, B. M. Payne, and others. The article also notes senate consideration of Governor Blanney appointees and ongoing military actions in Manila with American advances and uprisings anticipated.
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Thorpe
G. G. Gage
B. M. Payne
J. J. Frey
Gay
P. J. Bonebrake
Garnett
Lowmanor
North Topeka
Parkdale
Bombarding Iloilo Prompts U S Bombardment Orders
A Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey’s forces bombarding Iloilo after General Miller’s demand for rebel evacuation. Otis orders bombardment to begin if rebels refuse, with ships Boston Baltimore and Perret at Iloilo. Army troopers to land, aiding operations and reducing insurgent resistance.
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Ordare Ware
Chicago
Tribune
Washington
Tietio
Lalhy
White Fox
Servis
Maine
Mined harbor devices torn free in Boston storm
Four harbor mines placed for protection against Spain drifted from moorings during a Feb storm and washed ashore at Marine Park in South Boston. Each mine carried 200 pounds of explosive charge and could have destroyed vessels in the area if detonated, but no collision occurred.
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Boston
Spain
Marine Park
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The
N. ¥. Knickerbocker Athletic Club
William 8. Bevery
Pelain
Henry €. Barnet
Wos
Knickerbocker
Rogers
Bernard J. Weafers
Weeks
Iun
Barlow S. Weeks
New York Athletic Club
John D. Adams
John J. Adams
Billiard Hall Johnnies
Kansas
Vilage
Ea Soe
Opie
Mantin
Calisernia
Wietre
API Rie
Enioente
South Dakota Regiment
US Artillery
Otis
Pennsylvania Regiment
Montana Regiment
Third Artillery
Bingport
Cavite
Parasiade
Ceval
Ie Mount
OTR
War Department
Stanley
Senate
Blanney
Thess Gctea
Ee Dm
Jong Jane
Tlolio
Tennessee Regiment
U. S
St. Paul
Philippine
Holic
Gwenshine
Callesorth
Camp Dewey
Pasig
Treumann
North Dakota Volunteers
Dakota Regiment
Fourteenth Infantry
Pasig River
Eas Pedro
Malate
Dakota
Paranaque River
Fourth Cavalry
Paranaque
Casa White
Company 1
Colorado
White
Topitch
George B. Wardlaw
Utieh Artillery
Manis
Lieut. Alford
F. Laureano
la Trustracion Espanol Vy Americaria
Boston Harbor
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