Death of Gen. Lawton reported in Luzon fighting
Washington official confirms Gen. Lawton killed near San Mateo Luzon while driving insurgents from the San Mateo area Manila dispatch notes his instant death at 9 30 am after leading an expedition through Mariquina valley Otis obituary details his funeral procession and the spread of grief among troops Col Lockett assumes command after Lawton fell
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A Great Shock at Washington Indian Fighter Valor
Washington reports Gen. Lawton's death as a great shock to the War Department amid officers and staff reflecting on his brave and prudent actions as an Indian fighter. The dispatch notes the impact on military leadership and the national mood following his passing.
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Death of Gen Lawton After San Mateo Assault
Reports describe Gen. Lawton leading advance troops into San Mateo during a rain drenched night. He was shot near a sharpshooter trench and died within sight of his men, as American forces briefly penetrated the town amid heavy fire. The piece notes Lawton’s regarded battlefield prowess and his role in pursuing Geronimo and pacifying southwestern Arizona. Also referenced are tributes from Secretary Root, the president, and ex-President Harrison.
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Christ's Coming Foretold Special Sermon Excerpt
An Isaiah based sermon outlines a prophecy of light for Judah amid darkness during Ahaz reign. It traces the birth of a divine child, the government on His shoulder, and the coming of a reign of peace, justice, and enduring sovereignty from the throne of David.
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Sal Smith Russell Condition Improves for Grand Engagement
Chicago December 20 report states that Sal Smith Russell’s condition is improved and physicians expect him to be recovered by Monday to continue his engagement at the Grand.
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Peace Offerings from Husband Sparked by Martigny Absorption
A Washington Post anecdote recalls a wife receiving a large box of American beauty roses, five pounds of candy, and an $80 overcoat ordered by her husband who had been sipping Martigny cocktails. A florist delivered two palms, all arranged as signals that he would be home by dark.
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