San Fernando Falls Amid War News and Casualties
Reports from Manila and New York describe battles around San Fernando with Lt. Col. Lawton and General MacArthur forces. Casualties include multiple officers and enlisted men, with 150,000 bushels of rice captured and insurgents sustaining losses near Balings. Dispatches note rebels retreat and American troops advancing, while weathered trenches and scout actions mark a harsh campaign in Luzon.
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New York
Ben Pectiuchy
Aggaant
Watlinson
Ieeps
Mawilu
Gehorst
Washington
Bad Tamas
MeTeauert
Cunpany
Kabags
Anil Fur
Anon
Armote
Tunstan
Greta
Thomas
Ran Ferdanda
Lawtuns
Mauia
Chun Taayeton
Plate Quinnis Moe
Erik Woele
Lave Ulloler
Fulluw
Indaan
Zsieven
Fis
Bet Vali
Scott
Gregorie
Pio del Miar
Balinga
Young
Geren
Lawten
Cases
Semuts Young
Alge
Toes
Haward
Gumpatin
Isk
Niire
W Leing
Polirth
Daly
Rebel de Teawe
Miguel
Bolitng
Laechin
York
Bela
Manila
MacArthur
San Fesivedky
Muna
Tdels
California
Pedro Mawath
Geivral Lawran
Ballsag
Ben Luna
Gassheihims Paranagie
MARTHUR'S ADVANCE Bfunda May S-im smite
In early morning movement the Fallpinos resisted MacArthur's division advance from Apalil toward San Feenisido. Behring long range action followed as FuLuIa Jim Enel trench when driven out to American artillery. Hale's brigade with multiple regiments moved along the road near Whea ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wevet
Wheaton
Horchkiss
Gating
Kansas and Prest Montane regiments press rebels at San Tomas
Forces from Kansas Montana and Nebraska clash with rebel lines across marshy terrain and broken bridges near San Tomas and San Fernando. Gen Wheaton and Gen Hale breach trenches and push toward San Fernando amid heavy artillery and rifle fire. Casualties include several wounded and one lieutenant killed as regiments press forward while repairing crossings and engaging entrenched positions.
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Kansas
Advanion c
Tech
Pene San Tomas
Whexter
Tes Aubrugh
Heer
Wheaton
Modiana Rugionnt
San Ferngnos
San Tomas
Minelle
San Fernando
Hale
Vncom
Nebraska
Morntara
Albrecht
Antes
Montana
South Dakota
Wieaten
Cr Bunston
Twentieth Kansas
Neutenant
Kansas Regiment
Greele
Harmige
Murevit
Lawton
Manila
Maletes
W Y Morgan Buys State Printer Plant
W Y Morgan has claimed the state printer plant from J S Parks, formerly General J K Hudson's property, securing a lease on 107 Reach Street. Morgan will assume the state printer duties on July 1, with uncertainty about moving machinery and a note from George Crane expressing disappointment yet confidence in his printing establishment's work.
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W. ¥. Morsann
J. S. Parks
General
Lars Gratis
Kansas court of visitation faces early teething pains
A contested article discusses the new Kansas court of visitation, its hurried setup, and claims it may replace former railroad commissioners. Officials cite a three month preparation period and anticipate a transition to handling railroads, telegraph and express company matters under a unified system.
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Kansas Court of Visitation
Johnson
Mutroad
Rilread
Trip for Ingalls Draws Journal Rep to Atchison
A New York Journal representative visited Atchison to sketch residence of John J. Ingalls and urged his possible trip to Manila. In Kansas City on May 5, Jack Boyle, former Philadelphia catcher, signed with Manager Manning and would join the team as soon as feasible. The news follows Manning’s late-night prompt dispatch.
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Abilene
May
New York Journal
John J. Ingalls
Atchisen
Journal
Ingalls
Manila
Philippines
New, York
McChivkey
Todar Po
Dolly Reynolds
Ricard T. Nicholson
Wormwood Scrubs Privon
Ireland
Kennedy
Miss Reynolds
McCluskey
Hats Off Please Fall Festival Postponed
The fall festival event honoring Fighting Twentieth was postponed. Organizers cited scheduling conflicts and gratitude for support from local groups. A new date is expected to be announced by the committee.
Topeka Committee Transitions Festival Duties for Twentieth Kansas Welcome
The Topeka committee shifts fall festival duties to the Commercial club for the Twentieth Kansas regiment homecoming. Plans call for a royal reception with civic and military ceremonies, with Cant. Titus and Councillan Warner urging strong local support and a commemorative medal for each soldier.
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Firecen
Kansas
Mu- Hon
Commercist Club
Dol. Greenwald
Hansas
Kikosas
Kansar
Feentieth
Titus
Martia
Gorumercul Club
Topeka
Otis
Philippines
Washington
Cacnot
Honolulu
San Francisco
War Department
Pacific
Suez Canal
Plana
Councillan J. S Warner
Martial law and mass arrests in mining district chaos
In Coeur d'Alene Idaho troops guard the mining district as martial law is enforced after a riot at the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine. One hundred twenty eight men are in custody near the railroad station. inquest testimony proceeds behind closed doors as authorities tighten censorship and pursue suspects.
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Wardner
Idaho
May
United States
Coeur D'Alene
She
Stone County
Tuahe
Reanson
H.C Aterham
Denver
Boise
Bunker Hii
Sullivan Mine
Shoshone
Merriam
Ssela
Smith and Cheyne
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
France
Hays
Isho
Sherif James Young
Shorshone County
James K. Sovereign
United States Cavalry
Lieut Walsh
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Burke
Wallace
Multan
Wallies
Kindo
Nere
Courtey
Glidden
Thompson Falls
Mont
Murray
Wil
German Admiral Thor sen patents naval gunnery control device
Berlin May reports Admiral Thor sen of the German navy has devised an apparatus to direct and control a vessel’s guns from the bridge. The system, powered by winet Helty, promises precise fire on open seas and is already installed on the flagship Familien Wilhelm, with tests to resume shortly.
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Berlin
Thorsen
Doctor’s Gold Plated Teeth Stunt Draws Laughs
Portsmouth, Adams county, Dr. Robins, an eccentric physician, paid a Loreal dentist 31 to gold plate his teeth. The dentist initially refused but agreed. After completion the doctor inspected the work with a mirror and gave $100, declining change. The dentist joked he would not own teeth worth 510.600.
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Portsmouth
Robins
Tome
Adams County
Rumor Reignites On Wheeler Childs Wedding Tale
Washington May 1 revival of the story that Fighting Joe Wheeler and Mrs George W Childs of Philadelphia are to marry. The wedding is reportedly planned in the city later this month but both Wheeler and Mrs Childs are out of town and the tale cannot be confirmed.
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Joe" Wheeler
George W. Childs
Washingtom
Fientine Joe" Wheeler
George W.W. Childs
Philadelphia
Gen. Wheeler
Childs
Old Minstrel Inmate J W McAndrews Watermelon Man
J W McAndrews once a famed minstrel and Haverly's Watermelon Man was committed to the insane hospital at Beretolar Elgin. His mental decline followed a Chicago streetcar fall and the loss of his savings. He had lived with Rephew for two years, but his condition worsened, necessitating confinement.
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J. W. McAndrews
Elgin
Haverly
Inesne Hospital
Beretolar
Chicago
Rephew
Spanish Minister Starts in Washington Mission
Madrid May 1 The Duke d Arcos newly appointed minister to the United States began his mission today undertaking the formal duties aboard the Way of Paria en route to the United States.
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Madrid
Duke d'Arcos
United States
Paria
M D S G R Y Help Turn Hundreds of Graduates Loose
A garbled OCR item appears to report on action involving graduates, a public event, and officials. Readable phrases suggest a policy or program releasing graduates into public space with unspecified details. The piece lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Reform Debate Highlights State Medical Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the Kansan Medical Society features a banquet at the Grand Opera House after a concert by the Bruno Steindel company. Dr W T Priest denounces Governor Stanley’s request for physician names for the state board, warning against mixing politics with medicine. The body may defer adjournment or accede to the governor’s request, with several resolutions on education standards and exam requirements. Eclectic and Kansan Medical associations also elect officers and submit recommendations for board appointments.
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Tansis Medical Society
Copeland Borel
Bruno Steindel
Grand Opera House
Stanley
State Board of Health
W. Ti. Priest
Concordia
Medics
HS. Magee
National Association of Medical Colleges
Medical College
Kansas Eclectic Medical Asseciation
J. M. Wright
Elk City
T. W. Watts
Alma
G. W. Looks
Holton
W. C. Hamilton
Topeka
E. B. Packard
Osage City
Gant
BJ. Alexander
Packer
J. A. Radder
J. le Parker
Medical Society
Kansan Medical Society
Chas. Gardiner
Emporia
J. Morton
Green
Seed
C. A. Milton
Wige Oly
W. BE. McVey
J. M. May
Kansas City
Kans
Lal Moon
SG. Stewart
Judicial Council
Regents Removed and Replacements Named at State College
Governor Stanley removed two state agricultural college regents C B Hoffman and J N Lim becker and named J C McDowell of Smith Center and Thames for Independence as successors. The action followed the governor’s investigating committee recommendation aimed at ousting the regents.
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Stanley
C. B. Hoffman
J. N. Limbecker
State Agricultural College
J.C. McDowell
Smith Center
Thames
Independence
Commiltice
City to Sell for Auditorium Site in Topeka Bid Meeting
Topeka debates urgent sale of the city building to finance an auditorium. Seven bids opened. none responded. Prospective sites ranged from street car barns to blocks on Jackson and Seventh streets, with prices from 10 000 to 33 000 dollars. Council to consider bids further, while observers urge proximity to business center and avoid neglect.
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Auditorum
Topeka
Fellows
Commercial Club
Questont
Topeka Railway Company
Tenth Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Jackson Street
Baker
Street Car Company
A.K. Rodgers
Fifth and
Monroe
National Hotel
Frank J. Brown
A. A. Rodgers
Heal Estat
Mr. Rodgers
Thomas G. Shillinglaw
Lcopidus Bryson
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Albert Parker
Quincy
Sixth
Eventh
State House
Myr Wilster
Pites
T. W. Fiurmain
Joseph Marshall
Thorka
Tmve
Oscar Bischott
North Topeka
Metcalf Named for Twentyeth Kansas Regiment
Governor Stanley will appoint Wilder Metcalf to lead the Twentieth Kansas as colonel following Gen Funston’s promotions. Major William Bishop and others receive rank shifts. commissions to be sent to Philippine headquarters. Also reports a separate murder confessions case and Kansas weather outlook.
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Stankey
Fred Pouston
Karas
Aeak
McKinsey
Stansley
Wilder
Meivalf
Lawrence
Nlor Manger
Funston
William HL Bishop
Salina
Bishop
Edward J. Hardy
Cami Heutenant
Cassius E. Warner
Fort Seotl
Hardy
Joan C. Murphy
Leavenworth
Willie A McTaggart
Metcalf
Stanley
Lite
Frank H. Whitman
Whitman
Littiel
Punston
Stakey
Philippines
Theosophilus Little
Abilene
Leutenant Colronel
Leedy
Corbin
Woalington
Kansas City
Buunley Iris A Mermon
Kansas
Acerdane
Tawrence
Cwentieth Kansas
Maine
Onto
Oberlin College
Ls W
Han~sua University
Ohio
Olly National Guard
Ran
Sas Guard
Will
O the Twentieth
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Twentieth Hansas
Marthur
W. Y. Morgan
State Printer Parks
Presidio
Sat Brancieco
H. A. Auerbach
Lake
U.S
M. D’s. Gry
May &—the Chronicle
Indiana
Dantes
Bailey
Easle
Nashville
Ay Ge Cahimon
BR. Palmer, T
St. Loui Christian
Stahiman
Lawrence Man
20Th
Cahio
Fred J. Funston
Wm. H. Bishop
William 4
Ramsay
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