Filipinos' Capas retreat proves no resistance to Americans
Manila reports note a rapid American advance through Capas and Tarlac with insurgents evacuating towns, burning depots, and failing to halt the pursuit. Rebels retreat under the American yell as Captain Aguinaldo and forces face encirclement, while insurgent morale and supply issues worsen.
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Manila
Belt
Capas
Tariac
Herad
Murcia
Mulding
Tarlac
Donnell
Young
San Nicolaa
Dagupan
Hayes
Aguinaldo
Culeman
Car- Tanglan
Neuva Visaya
Llaneras
Associated Press
San Jose
San Joss and
Carranglan
Insurgenta
Lawton
General White Sends Birthday Congratulation to Prince
Durban reports a message from General White near Ladysmith confirming birthday greetings for the Prince of Wales. The note, transmitted by pigeon post, was forwarded to London.
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Durban
General White
Ladysmith
Prince of Wales
London
Arenes
Alarmist View Not Credited In Far East Tensions
A Shanghai dispatch says Russia and Japan disputes deepen over Massampo harbor access. Britain and the United States welcome the US open door policy for China, with Lord Salisbury reportedly uninformed of aggressive plans and coordination expected with European powers.
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London
Shanghai
Russia
Japan
Massampo Harbor
Korea
Associated Press
Far East
Rhinghal
China
Great Britain
United States
Lou Sallahury
Charleston Wrecked Off Imzon Coast After Reef Collision
The Charleston cruiser, built in San Francisco, ran aground on a reef northwest of Imzon on November 7. Of 329 crew, all were saved. The ship, part of the new navy, had recently undergone overhaul at Mare Island before deployment to the Asiatic station. Commanded by Captain William H. Whiting, with Lt Commander Gottfried Blocklinger, she served in Atlantic waters for over a year since Manila’s fall.
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Manila
Charleston
Nnthern
Imzon
Charbntoin
San Francisco
Washington
Aglatic
Dewey
Navy Department
Asiatic
Mare Island
Naval Register
William H. Whiting
Gootfried Blocklinger
Will Not Affected Degree Arbitration Verdict
In Washington on November 13 Mr Mallet Prevost secretary for the Venezuelan side of the Paris arbitration arrived at the state department and said the successful revolution in Venezuela will not affect the execution of the arbitration decrees.
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Washington
Mallet- Prevost
State Department
Venezuela
Chicago Seen as Likely Site for National Republican Convent
Milwaukee November 13 Henry C Payne Wisconsin national committeeman said Chicago would be selected to host the national Republican convention. The opinion reflects strong expectation amid party leaders and delegates in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cramp Shipyard Denies Linking With Builders Union
Philadelphia November 13. William Cramp and Sons ship and engine building firm says it has not joined the proposed combination of shipbuilding interests. An official notes only talk of a union among some firms, but Cramp’s yard is not involved in the deal.
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Philadelphia
William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Company
Cramps’ Yard
Postmasters' Convention Opens in Washington
Washington November 13. The second annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters opens tomorrow afternoon in Washington and runs through Friday. About 169 postmasters, plus first class members, are expected. Postmaster General Emory Smith and assistants will address the meeting alongside other postal service officials. F B Diekerson of Detroit is president of the association.
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Washington
National Association of Postmasters
Emory Smith
Wallington
Detroit
Wesociation
Ballot Reform Urges Secrecy and Checks on Philadelphia Elections
John Wanamaker issues a dated Philadelphia statement calling for ballot reforms to ensure secret ballots and accurate returns. He condemns Philadelphia’s election debauchery, argues the Republican machine dominates, and urges devices to guarantee free, honest votes and constitutional safeguards.
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New York
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Philadelpia
Pennsylvania
Mixed verdict on Neill forecasts shakes cotton trade
The cotton trade in New York is divided over Henry M. Neill the forecaster. Some merchants praise The Constitution for challenging his figures others warn that his loss of prestige may hurt north southern prices. The piece cites Inman and others supporting cautious optimism for next year while noting opposition from several brokers who deem Neill's method a guess and celebrate his decline.
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New York
Henry M. Neill
Neill
South
Neil
New Orleans
William Streets
Nellis
Reading Commission
Nell Yrnesses
Tenniste
Yarmers
Mérccants Bank
Rochelle
Bank of Rochelle
Griffin
Mills Bros
LaGrange
C. V. Truitt
Hawkinsville
W. A. Jelke
Georgia
Neil Brothers
London
Walton Price
Theodore Price
Price, McCormick & Co
Constitution
Nelil
Price
Cotton Exchange
Tte & Stonewall
West
Inman
Nell
Cigar Syndicate Formed Amid Tampa Announcement
Jacksonville reports a Havana American company planning a $7,000,000 common and $3,000,000 preferred capital to cut costs by reducing competition. Subscribers listed include S Hernsheims Bros Co New Orleans Eugene Vallens Co Chicago and others in Tampa New Orleans and Key West.
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Tampa
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Citizen
S. Hernsheims Bros. & Co
New Orleans
Eugene Valle
Health experts confirm yellow fever cases in Port Tampa City
Health Officer Brunner of Savannah and Dr. Carter of New Orleans meet with Dr. Weedon of the state board of health in Port Tampa City on November 13. They concur with Weedon's diagnosis that the three reported cases are yellow fever, underscoring a public health concern in the area.
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Port Tampa City
Brunner
Savannah
Carter
New Orleans
Weedon
State Board of Health
Senator Thurston to wed Miss Pearman in Washington
Confirmation arrives from the Thurston residence that Senator John M. Thurston will marry Miss Iola Pearman of Washington. The couple will wed in Washington within the week and take a two week wedding trip before returning for Congress. They plan to spend Thanksgiving in Omaha with the bride after the ceremony.
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Miss Pearman
Omaha
Neb
Thurston
John M. Thurston
Iola Pearman
Washington
Congress
Col Henry Inman Dies At Sixty A Buffalo Bill Associate
Topeka reports Col Henry Inman auditor and ex plainsman died at sixty. He served in the Pacific coast campaigns and the Potomac with General Sykes, was wounded in the Seven Days battles, and earned brevet ranks. He wrote The Old Santa Fe Trail two years ago winning national recognition.
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Topeka
Henry Inman
Plainsman
William Cody
Buffalo BU
Inman
National Academy of Design
Academy
Hempstead
T. J
Pacific Coast
Far West
Tie
Army of the Potomac
George Sykes
Fifth Corps
Hoe
Hailles
Richmond
Populist Prewitt contests Longino election in Mississippi
Dr. R N Prewitt a Populist gubernatorial candidate declares he will contest Judge Longino's win claiming nomination invalid He cites a violation of the primary election law in mass meetings in all counties On opinion Governor McLaurin dismisses the remonstrance as ill founded Prewitt lost by more than 3000 votes.
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Longino
Jackson
Miss
R. N. Prewitt
People's Party
Prewitt
McLaurin
State Board of Election Commissioners
Wariougs
May test Noel amendment to state constitution
Jackson Mississippi November 13 The Noel amendment for an elective judiciary is set for a supreme court test. General E F Noel says if the legislature does not enact it he will seek a court ruling. Supporters claim a majority under section 273 but lawyers dispute the interpretation.
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Miss
Noel
Associated Press
E. F. Noel
Advance in White Pine Lumber Prices at La Crosse
White pine lumber manufacturers at La Crosse Wisconsin have agreed on a price increase of cents per thousand. The move reflects industry-wide cost pressures and aims to stabilize early winter supply and demand conditions.
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la Crosse
Wis
Gomez Refuses Aid Amid Cuban Planters Meeting
General Gomez declines private aid as Cuban Planters’ Association meets to draft a report on the sugar industry and urge changes to immigration law. Veterans in Pinar del Rio push for a merged civic group while 85 Cuban soldiers are buried at Matanzas cemetery with U. S. troops present. La Gaceta claims a court fiscal demands public execution for Pedro de Villegas, former Cuban police lieutenant.
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Havana
Gomez
la Lucha
Olher
Matanzas
Center of Veterans
Tenth United States Infantry
la Gucha
Senor Federico Mora
Supreme Court
Pedro de Villegas
Troop Arrival Details From Ladysmith Front
Continued from the first page, reports note a returning train at o clock and Captain Hensety learning from the native that Boers are numerous on the Ladysmith side of Colenso. The bombardment of Ladysmith paused in the afternoon while a heliograph operated from Fort Wyle.
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Mored
Hensety
Ladysmith
Colenso
Fort Wyle
Boer Defeat Reported From Ladysmith
A Durban patch reports Moors defeated at Ladysmith after four hours of fighting. Boer guns silenced and heavy Boer losses. Details scarce as British forces tighten control.
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London
Durban
Natal
Drakesberg
Ladysmith
Lorenzo Marquez
Cruizer Magicienne
Fulton
England
Hicks-Beach on Transvaal War and South African government
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach the chancellor of the exchequer spoke in Bristol, stating the war in South Africa has destroyed conventions with the Transvaal. He urged establishing a pure and honest government on equal rights and enduring safeguards, and said self-government should be granted where possible, though no one desires South Africa to be permanently governed from Downing Street.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
London
Bristol
South Africa
Transvaal
Nouth Africa
Downing Street
Bank Officials on Trial Wrecking Missouri National Bank
Kansas City reports Treasury expert E P Moxey concluded testimony in the case of D W Berger and R I Covington charged with wrecking the Missouri National Bank where they served as president and cashier. Defense opened its case. Charlotte reports Southern Synod Associated Reformed Church elects officials and Erskine College naming Dr J T Chalmers as president with Dr F T Pressly also elected.
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Kansas City
Treasury Department
E. P. Moxey
D. W. Berger
R. 1D. Covington
Missouri National Bank
Macon Faces Debate On City Debt and Dixie Fair Drive
Macon leaders and citizens weigh a proposed public subscription to clear old indebtedness tied to the Dixie Interstate Fair and The Constitution. Businessmen Ellis Talbot Lane and others pledge support or criticism, with calls for local funding and various opinions about Macon’s share and timing.
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Macon
Atlanta
Constitution
Sur
Dixie
Ellis Leading Business Association
Elis M. Talbot
Tinsley
Julian R. Lane
M. J. He
George A. Smifin
E. B. Harris
BE. L. Menough
Marion W. Marrs
T. G. Goodwins
John Eads
Clem Philly
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