Pasig Falls After Hour of Fighting with Heavy Loss
Manila battlefield report details a Japanese or Filipino assault on Pasig near Manila with 30 killed and 16 wounded on the Filipino side and American forces sustaining several casualties. It notes civilians fleeing Manila and indicates American troops under General Wheaton and units from the Twentieth and Twenty-second Infantry faced entrenched resistance near Pasig and the San Pedro Macul crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Witackel
Pasur
Magila
Prisiere
United States
Fittets
Miipinds
Mer Giein
Vreerlfan
Howe
Teelnant
Levis
Gunn
Otle Thay
Lunn
Norra
Twenty-second Infantry
Shire of An
CuGhiet
Jean
Oregon Volunteers
Siavet
Limoatet
Charlies
King Bo
Boe
San Pedro
London
Otislas
Hise
Aguinaldo
Washington
Marcy
Polluwme
Lash Werkly
Alesander Bo Chap- Tite
Coupens
Pourtevnth Infantry
Jenry
Offabury
Oregon
Edward J Malcome
Alvert
Bartrizen
Cumrar & Fourth
Caveley
Westphal Cumrene
Port California
Joseph Spaeth
Can Pany
Wyoming
Battle narrative near Guadalupe and Pasig unfolds
The report describes a brutal riverine assault with Gatling fire and infantry rushed to Guadalupe. American batteries, Twentieth regiment, and cavalry pressed the foe toward the river while gunboats shelled and cleared enemy positions. About 700 insurgents fled northward as Spanish gunboats sold to Francisco Reyes for 112 Mexican dollars.
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Pasir
Scott
Tarmina
Washfnetus Regular
Guadalupe
Pasig and
Parvo
Pasig
Wheaton
Pasis
Sentis
Twentieth Regiment
Guadslupe
Twentieth
Grexon
Elles
Sp. Ti
Eunhout
Paterome
Se'eleek
el Cano
Su- Mar
Saragua
Pampange Albayo
Calaminnese
Ordancta
Bases
Gordoque
Vanae
Mariipna
Minekoro
Mara Velez
Zamieanga
Minlunac
Francisco Reyes
Hizbret
Grief for Kansas Casualties Reported in 20th Kansas
Washington dispatch lists multiple casualties from the 20th Kansas Infantry with names including Private Win ner Marshall and Captain Edward Smith. Entries record wounded and severity at several locations near San Pedro, Calonean, and Corral Wil ont, with dates in March.
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Washington
Otla Tomex
War Department
Folas
Mantin
San Pedro
Calonean
Twen
Seth Ronski
Ried
Oscar G. Thornes
Corral
Wil Ont
Brembley
Kanaas
Arthur C. Howe
Shoulden
Plans for 1900 President's southern visit gathering leaders
Washington reports the president travels to the south this week as Hanna's guest to discuss expansion protection and currency reform with Senators Allison McMillan Penney Platt Cullom Burrows and other leaders. Aimed to define a unified party plan for the 1900 campaign and currency reforms. The trip includes a rest period in Thomasville Georgia and a two to three week stay.
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Washington
South
Mark Henna
Onser
Hanna
W. J. Allison
Iowa
James McMillan
Michigan
Pennsylvania
T. C. Platt
New York
Shelby M. Cullom
Staids
J. ©. Burrows
W. R. Day
Hobart
Charles H. Grosvenor
Otto
Indianapolis Monetary Commission
Culan
Philippines
McKinley
Far East
Thomasville
New Bank Organized at Madison
A new bank named Peoples' Savings Bank is organized at Madison with paid up capital of 20910 dollars. Directors include local farmers Sime Teadinge and others, led by Wm Hishaw. Bank to open for business mid April.
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Madison
Emporia
Peoply
Sime
Mains Ty. A. Webman
J. J. Steintor
D. Ruage
M.C. Hal
Stoughton Wm
Faeht
J. W. Hishaw
Apel
Pasado Widow Remarries in Cherryvale Kansas
Mrs Lillian Wells widowed by Fred Wells last November married G Hut in Labette County probate court The prior claim by Mrs Chester Besley of Kansas City that Wells was her husband Chester Healey was dropped The court also upheld Healey Wells pension entitlement of 2500 for the deceased minister leading to a pension commission decision
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Pasado
Fred Wells
Chester Healey
Cherryvale
Kan
Lillian Wells
G. Hut
Labette County
Chester Besley
Kansas City
Wells
Healey
Commissioner of Perisians
Drowned in Queensland hurricane loss tops 500
A Brisbane report from March 13 says a search steamer returning from Cooktown reports three adorners and 80 luggers lost and 400 colored persons and 11 whites drowned during the cyclone that struck the northeast Queensland coast.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Cooktown
Revolt Breaks Out Among Moros in Palawan Island
Advices from Singapore via Labuan report Moros on Palawan island murder of the Spanish governor at Port Royal and deaths of his aides. A church and Spanish buildings burned. insurgents retreat to the hills with captives. Captain Prott notes heavy taxation fueling the rebellion. a Spanish mail steamer inquiry followed. Governor's wife and others evacuated to Sandakan.
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Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Orient
Palawan Island
Barnes
Palawan
Port Royal
Spain
Singapore
Labuan
British North Borneo
Labaun
Prott
Pfort
Sandakan
Episcopal Ministers to Meet in Wichita Convocation
Ministers of the Wichita deanery of the Episcopal church will hold a three day convocation in Newton beginning Tuesday. Bishop Millapaugh of Topeka and Archdeacon Watkins of Sailing will attend, with expectations of large attendance in Newton.
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Episcopal
Newton
Wichita
Episcopal Church
Millapaugh
Topeka
Archdeacon Watkins
Weather Indications for Chicago March 13
Por Kansas weather indications show threatening conditions with probable rain along the eastern portion tonight and Tuesday. Warmer in the northern portion tonight. Variable winds.
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Chicago
Kansas
Wide split over Embree Thorpe rift rocks Topeka church
Dispute between Dr. A L Embree and Dr E L Thorpe deepens as factions form within the First Methodist and North Topeka congregations. Presiding elder J R Madison says charges against Embree are being probed at the upcoming conference while no formal charges against Thorpe exist. Church leaders vote on pastors and salary raises as members contemplate joining if Embree returns.
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C. A. Fellows
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Kansas
Methodist Conference
Dr. Embree
Hiawaths
Embree
Thorpe
Dr. Thorpe
Funbres
R. B. Welch
Tis Contrel
Hey. J. 5. Miller
la Tina
North Topeka
Chanimous
J. B. Hartholomew
Mr Arnold Nearing End At North Topeka Home
A. J. Arnold, prominent Democratic figure and former postmaster under Cleveland, is gravely ill at his North Topeka home after weeks of heart trouble and complications. He remains semi conscious with severe pain requiring regular morphine, and no hopes are entertained for recovery.
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A. J. Arnold
North Topeka
Arnold
Cleveland
Frank Thomas
Guthrie
McKinley
Conductor Beheaded on Ride Line Express
New York reports Samuel Hudnut, conductor of the River Line express from Philadelphia to Communips, was beheaded at Bayonne today while leaning from the first car. The tragedy occurred as the train neared Leonard Street railway bridge and he was struck by a bridge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Huanut
Philadelphia
Rive Line
Bayonne
Leonard Street Railway Bridge
Hudnut
Rothox
Governor Bradley raises funds for Wichita ME Church
At the Methodist church in Wichita on March 13 Governor Bradley assumed charge of finances and raised 9 thousand dollars, clearing the church's debts. The event marks a significant financial boost for the congregation and local community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Bradley
Exposition Island Proposed for Chicago Site
Charles Truax proposes an artificial lakefront island in Lake Michigan for a permanent Chicago exposition building. The plan envisions a 75 foot high structure on piles, cost under five thousand dollars per acre, with an arena for 50 000, grand exposition halls, winter gardens, and a surrounding park. Concerts would fill the summer season as the hall serves as a permanent home for international commercial representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Troax
Lake Michigan
Supreme Court
Truax
Porto Rico independence predicted by Col Hubbell
New York March 13 Colonel William P Hubbell commander of the One Hundred and Forty seventh regiment says Porto Rico will gain independence soon. He cites natives rising and demonstrations at departure as proof and recalls a Black Hand conspiracy to attack his barracks at Caguas being thwarted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William P. Hubbell
Porto Rico
Col Hubbell
Modjeskas Escape From Narrow Train Car Incident
In Louisville on March 13 Mme Modjeska faced a narrow accident near Deputy Indiana while her private car was attached to the Chicago day express. The draw bar pulled loose at fifty two miles an hour, the car passed over safely after the automatic air brakes acted, though every brake beam was broken. The train stopped abruptly and Modjeska suffered only a shaking up and a slight injury.
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Louisville
Mme Modjeskea
Deputy
Ind
Laviaville
Louisvile
Actress Minnie Seligman Targeted in Diamond Conspiracy
St Louis police arrested Charles alias Chappie Moran after a $1,000 diamond theft. Moran sought to lure actress Minnie Seligman into a scheme with Horatio Vanlandingham and Oliver Ames to place her diamonds in a London show, but she used a safe deposit to thwart the plot. Moran fled as detectives closed in.
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Minnie Seligman
Chappie” Moran
St. Louis
Charles
Chappie Moran
Samuel Highteyman
Hotel Beera
Robert Cutting
New York
Moran
Highreyman
Horatio van Sandingham
Miss Seligman
Vanlandingham
London
Glory Quayle
Halil Caine
Christian
Oliver Ames
Boston
Chapple Moran
Beer's
Mise Seligman
Tinla
Bliss Selistean
Two-Pound Baby Reported In Kansas Births
Larned Kansas physicians report a remarkable birth a one and three fourth pound baby born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Henry Arnold near Larned The fully developed healthy child shows chances of survival about equal to ordinary infants and may be the smallest born alive in western Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Larned
Kan
Henry Arnold
Neely Named Mayor Candidate In Leavenworth
Democratic primaries held Saturday in Leavenworth Kansas elected delegations favorable to Neely for mayor with no opposition. Fifth ward council nomination featured a contest in which Jobe Magers defeated H I Coldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Neely
Leavenworth
Kan
I Neely
Jobe Magers
H. I. Coldron
Robbers Blow Open Three Safes at Traction Office
In Waverly at about 2 am eleven masked robbers seized three em ployes, bound them in an empty car, tied to a handbar, and forced their release after opening safes. They escaped with 175 dollars, taking only cash.
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Waverly
Sayers
Athens
Iseth
Governor Stanley May Name Simpson To Court Of Visitation
In Wichita a depot deal with Missouri Pacific is tied to a Simpson appoint ment to the new court of visitation. Governor Stanley weighs Crum and Postlethwaite choices while Simpson backs gain. Wichita merchants and Republican politicians urge Simpson for the post amid depot talks.
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Stanley
Court of Visitation
Simpson
Wichita
Missouri Pacifi
J. M. Simpeco
McPherson
A& Place
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Court of Viaientiots
Executive Council
Authereof
Thin Simpson
Postlethwaite
Oswego
Crum
Bimpunn
M. A. Low
The
Rock Infants
J. B. Richards
Missouri Pacific
A. A. Hurd
Santa Fe
Cyrus Leland
Frank Brown
Republican
Slapam
Sven
Starkey Taeelaunk
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Ander
Morriis
Nnyine
Simpeon
Deckiet
Hicharde
Missouri Pack
Bie
Sitipse Es
Joya
Branley
General Booth III Heads Salvation Army Sufferer
Cable reports from Melbourne and Adelaide indicate General William Booth is critically ill with dysentery but recovering. Dispatches say he may proceed to New Zealand for Salvation Army matters, with conflicting notes about his condition.
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New York
Melbourne
Australia
William Bowth
Salvation Army
London
Merrie Victoria
William [Booth
Adelaide
South Australis
Booth
New Zealand
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Coisivtine
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Ofregwitine
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Guatalupe
Rhesy
Grief For
M. A. Hanna
Sadetha
Sabethe
Island of
Kliled
Fresno
Cala
In Growers’ Association
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U. S. Commission
Chicago Tribune
Drs. Embree
Church
MR. Arnold
Hustler
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Modjeska
Traction Company
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Gen. Booth III
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