News of the World War Updates Across The Atlantic
Reports from Manila hospitals show 1287 cases while Filipino resistance fights on in Luzon. Gen Otis forms municipal governments in the Philippines as Captain Gilmore returns from captivity. In Puerto Rico and Cuba, debates over governance and tariffs continue as British war loans succeed and Boer War developments unfold. Queen Victoria to visit Dublin as Kruger seeks terms.
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Manila
Santiago
Joseph Wheeler
Filpinos
Bulon
Donsol
Albay
Legaspi
Luson
Otis
Philippines
Thirty-Third Infantry
Luzon
Lieut
Gilmore
San Francisco
Prince
Porto Rico
la Lucha
Havana
Cuba
Congress
McKinley
Forty-Seventh
Foraker
Davis
Omaha
Steele
A. F. Nelson
John Davis
Fifth
Kansas
Silas W. Terry
Iowa
Admiral McCormack
Washington Navy Yard
State Auditor’s
Frankfort
William Goebel
Powers
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Harrison
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Nicaragua
Arlington Cemetery
George F. Nunz
Geological Survey
Montana
T Te Second Presbyterian Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Chicago
Frank N. L. Michael
American National Bank of
Lima
Ohio
End of the South African War in Sight Amid Cape Dutch Upheaval
Reports say the Cape Colony is clear of boers as General Buller moves toward Transvaal and President Kruger boasts of continued resistance. Mafeking endures sickness and shelling while Roberts presses the Orange Free State and British forces invade with about 70,000 men.
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United States
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Steyn
Cronje
St. Helena
Victoria
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Roberts
Bloemfontein
Dreitfontein
Pretoria
England
Transvaal
Orange Free State
State Department
Balfour
London Times
Cape Colony
Buller
Edinburgh
London
Orange Iree
Mafeking
Free State
Crouje
Ventor
Vlei
Gen
Queen Victoria
White
Chicago March wheat stands at sixty five cents
A roundup of early 20th century items notes idle union men in Chicago at 64 500, Milwaukee Democrats renominate Mayor Rose, and a snuff trust formed with 25 million capital. Reports include fires, deaths, legal actions, and political shifts across the nation.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Rose
Wead
S. D
Hennessy
Newark
N. J
Fhe Sugar Trust
New York
L. G. Dupont
Henry Dupont
Lakewood
Illinois
David W. Reeves
Providence
R. L
National League
Philadelphia
Minnager
Prince Henri d'Orleans
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Life
Michigan
Chinatown
San Francisco
Ohio Secretary of State
Steintz
Yale Daily News
United States
Germany
England
Harrison
John Friederich
American Swiss Gazette
Port Townsend
Wash
Edward J. Phelps
Cleveland
New Haven
Conn
Long
Navy
Chago Building
E. J. Lehmann
W. KR. Vaughn
Cincinnati
Missouri Pacific
Independence
National Pure Food and Drug Congress
Hansbrough
Allen and Mason
Brosius
Babcock
Nate Salisbury
Colonel Cody
Big Horn Basin
Phoebe A. Hearst
James D.phelan
University of California
Athens
Torrent
George W. Drake
Ford
William St. John
Drake
Yale Sophomore Curriculum Drops Classics and Math
The revised sophomore curriculum at Yale eliminates required studies in classics and mathematics. Other items note political nominations, legal actions, and international affairs, including Debs and Harriman’s party roles and a Cuba visit by Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Hepburn
Lincoln
Springfield
New York
Carnival of Vice
Gabriella Bethestina
Collona
Italy
Henry Harnden
Grand Army of Republic
Wisconsin
Madison
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Carnegie Steel Company
Frick
Hennessy
Dubuque
Keane
Senate Committee On Relations
Cuba
Senator Platt
Conn
Representative Harmer
Pennsylvania
McCleary
Co Ittee
J. B. Angell
University of Michigan
Turkey
European affairs reflect unrest and plans abroad
Reports from Paris and Verona note leaders and events including imperial succession rumors, emigration trends, and a coal famine across the continent. Italy plans April maneuvers while a new revolution erupts in Santo Domingo and martial law is declared. The shah may visit major European powers as preparations for a Paris exposition near completion.
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Germany
Ruskin
Brantwood
Severns
Italy
August Silberstein
Shah
Russia
Austria
France
England
Paris
Pontsein
China
Alfred Belt
William Redmond
Ireland
Santo Domingo
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Kruger and
Hoar
Henderson
Duke of Congress
New Orleans
Rex
Ambassador Choate
Houdin
Washington
Merton Russell Cotes
Bournemouth
Great Washington
Cardinal di Canossa
Verona
Dor D.W. Stillman
Waunakee
Chneider
Brothers’ Drilling Co
Wis
Ny Veltimore, Md
F. W. Kehl
Dancing Academy
West
John P. Halbach
East
Washington Ave
Illinois Sewing Machine CO
Rockford
Ilinois
H. B. Vlieland
E. C. DeWitt &Co
James Clark
H Munn A Co
Scientific American
New Yort
Combiant
A. Snow & CO
Washington,d.c
le. G. Siggers
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