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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1899

Page

2

Americans Break Filipino Lines in Manila Campaign

A detailed account portrays General Otis and U S soldiers repulsing Filipino assaults near Manila from February 4 to 7 1899. It describes barrages from American ships and land forces routing Filipino forces, captures of key positions, and casualties on both sides, noting disciplined American conduct and Filipino improvisation. The piece contrasts American tactics with Philippine irregular methods and highlights the strategic impact on the siege of Manila.

Elwell Otis Manila Spain Santa Mesa Nebraska Manila Bay Kansas Montana Pennsylvania Third Artillery Harrison G. Otis South Dakota Colorado Hale Utah Light Artillery McArthur California Idaho Wyoming Washington King Pasig River Fourth Cavalry Fourteenth Infantry North Dakota Infantry Anderson Ity Caloocga Ganelangin Santa Mean Paco Pilipino Say Juan del Monte Santa Ana San Pedro Mucati Pasig Paso Dyer Sixth Artillery Alford W. G. Bates Qalie Real Minnesota Manila Observatory Eney Singalon Utah Battery Young Caloocan

Kipling Plans Mexico Visit Amid Philippine War Turmoil

Rudyard Kipling arrives after a two year absence and aims to study Mexico and its peons while Aguinaldo’s forces, about 35,000 strong and largely armed with Mausers, confront American troops. Dewey ceded 2500 rifles to insurgents. Aguinaldo’s cabinet includes Leandro Tharra and Mariano Trias. Commanders include Riego de Dios, del Pilar, Garcia, Estrella, Mascardo, and Ricati. The secretary Essamilla acts as interpreter. Aguinaldo urges followers to view Americans as invaders.

United States Dewey Cavite Malolos Manila Aguinaldo Republic Felipe Agoncillo Canada Interior Leandro Tharra Baldomero Aguinaldo Riego de Dios Ricati Pio del Pilar Felipa Sandico Pantelon Garcia Noriel Estrella Mascardo Gregorio del Pilar Garcia del Pilar Pasig Essamilla Islands

Kipling and the White Man's Burden Stir Debate in Mexico

The piece discusses Kipling's influence on Mexican storytelling and the lure of his themes of heroism and tragedy. It notes recent pages on The White Man's Burden stirring talk, Kipling's reluctance to lecture, and how American audiences verdicts on his price and value in public speaking.

Mexico Kipling Rudyard Kipling

Physician density ranges across German cities

The share of doctors per population differs greatly among German cities from roughly six per 10,000 in Chemnitz to twelve in Dresden and fourteen in Munich, showing wide regional variation in medical provision.

Chemnitz Dresden Munich

Armor Plate Price Cut and Confederate Veterans Aid in Senate

Senate actions trimmed armor plate cost to 300 dollars a ton and authorized a government plant if suppliers refuse. Senator Tillman led the push with a dramatic speech. The chamber also approved funds to pay Spain and granted Mussel Shoals canal and power rights. Tillman secured 10 000 mattresses and 2 000 tents loan for Confederate Veterans reunion in Charleston. war department loan to veterans group followed.

Washington Senate Secretary of the Navy Tillman South Carolina Lord Herschel Dingley Spain Philippines Paris Allison Towa Mussel Shoals Stevenson Hobart Secretary of War Executive Committee United Confederate Veterans Charleston D. C House

Dewey to Protect German Interests in Philippine Islands

The state department says a cable to Admiral Dewey and another to General Otis instruct the protection of German residents and property in the Philippines. Reports that Germany asked protection over German interests in Samoa are erroneous. The German proposal reportedly covered only the Philippines.

Philippine Tslands Philippines Admiral Dewey Otis United States State Department Philip Pines

US Offers Warship to Escort Herschell Remains

The United States government proffers a warship from Havana and the North Atlantic squadron to convey the late Lord Herschell’s remains to England. The vessel and exact arrangement await Britain’s acceptance from the Havana squadron.

Lord Herschell England United States Havana North Atlantic

Texas Sets Early Quarantine To Bar Contagious Plagues

Governor Snyders of Texas issues a proclamation to quarantine Texas ports and border from anyone infected with yellow fever smallpox or cholera effective April 1st. He urges state officials to be vigilant guarding the state against these plagues and aims for an early implementation.

Texas Snyres

Out of Sight Out of Mind in Puck Cartoon Exchange

A Puck panel features a minister asking how to defend Sunday skating. The reply notes it might thaw on Monday, reflecting on Sunday restrictions and shifting attitudes in a brief, satirical exchange.

Puck

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