Bautista Renounces Insurrection and Captured Officials
Mana Nov 25 Bautista president of the Filipino congress met General MacArthur at Tar Ino and formally renounced all connection with the insurrection. He says the congress and cabinet are scattered, some returning home, others seeking safety, and that many congressmen have resigned while soldiers will lay down arms as the truth spreads. Buencamino, ex-cabinet member, captured aboard transport Bratas. Otis notes Aguinaldo era figures in hiding and insurgent government defunct as troops disperse across central Luzon. General Young remains in the mountains pursuing Aguinaldo.
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Mana
Bautista
Filipino Congress
MacArthur
Tar Ino
Supreme Court
Senor Buencamino
Aguinaldo
General Otis
Bratas
San Fabian
Major Cronin
General Young
Otin
Wasmaarox
Otis
Luzon
War Department
Tressurer
Congress
Lauzon
Lawton
Wheaton
Bayombong
Charleston Disappears After Slip From Ship’s Resting Bow
Navy reports Charleston vanished after slipping into deep water near Cavite. Major Mulford towed to Manila, his new bride Nellie Martland remains in San Francisco. Brave Bill Anthony dies after cocaine intake. Goebel case appeal noted in Kentucky. Detroit blaze devastates A Królík Co. and Strong, Lee & Co. others. Mrs Hills to recover. several casualties reported in Missouri family quarrel.
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WasHineros
Navy Department
Leutze
Cavite
Chulgoa
Charleston
Mulford
Benedict
San Francisco
Wenty-Ninth Regiment
Nebraska Volunteers
Philippines
Nellie Martland
Presidio
Mary Mulford
Revo
Nev
Manila
Review of Trade shows staple values firm in New York
Bradstreet notes underline general strength with staple prices remaining firm versus prior quotes. Cereals stay dull with narrow fluctuations around last year. Wheat and corn exports for the week total 8,698,677 and 4,149,523 bushels respectively, while U S business failures rise to 203 that week.
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New York
Bradstrest
United States
Kentucky Battleship Kentucky Sets Trial Speed Record
Boston reports the battleship Kentucky achieved 16 3/4 knots on its official trial from Cape Ann to Boone Island, posing as a near 17 knot vessel. The ship appears faster than sister ship Kearsarge after day’s runs, with expected adjusted speeds likely surpassing 17 knots. In Des Moines, Polk county grand jury filed a riot report on Mitchellville reform school for girls, signaling major management changes and a hit to the state board of control.
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Boston
Kentucky
Cape Ann
Boone Island
Tha Kearsarge
Board of Control
Des Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Mitchellville Reformatory
State Board of Control
South Dakota Beats Nebraska 6 5 In Close Football Affair
The University of South Dakota defeated Nebraska 6 to 5 in a hard fought game. Each team scored a touchdown but Nebraska failed to convert a kick. No significant weight advantage noted as the contest remained even throughout.
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Verizon
University of South Dakota
Nebraska University
Ta Rm
Baltimore and Ohio passenger train wreck kills crew
A heavy Baltimore and Ohio limited passenger train derailed after colliding with a freight near McCool. Both passenger engines were ditched with their crews killed. The freight wrecked. conductor Mr Butts and rear brakeman Hamilton missing. A special train lists dead engineers Henry B Rapford and E H Sarser, fireman Elmer Oak, and foreman John Stinn. Injured include James Gannon of Allegheny and F Ferguson of Chicago.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Gannett
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Limited
McCool
Butts
Hamilton
Henry B Rapford
E. H. Sarser
Elmer Oak
John Stinn
Freman
James Gannon
Allegheny
F. Ferguson
Chicago
Lawson Leads After 48 Hour Bicycle Race In Kansas City
In the final spurt of the eighth hour John Lawson finished first with 165 miles and 2 laps. Miller, Waller, Bepine and Julius also reached 165 miles 2 laps, Gust Lawson two laps behind them. Other scores included Lingenfeld 163 Niderhofer 183 Nelson 120 Plummer 91 and Chapman 62.
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Redine
Waller
Lingenfelder
Niederhofer
Lawson
Kansas City
John Lawson
Miller
Bepine
Jilius
Gust Lawson
Lingenfeld
Niderhofer
Nelson
Plummer
Chapman
Dixon Ed Leony 25th round decision report
Telegraphic brief notes report George Dixon won a boxing decision over Ed Leony in the 25th round. Also listed are events: 11th annual Black Hills Educational meeting in Lead on Dec 1–2. transports Duke of Fife and St Paul carrying regiments sailed for Manila. Havana American Co of Jersey City incorporation approved in Illinois with 10 million capital. tidal wave washed 55 feet off Bar Harbor wharf, two laborers Charley Ward and Christopher Jones drowned. a man suspected as Rev A Wickham died after Niagara Falls incident. a Boston building fire caused 50 000 to 75 000 dollars damage.
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George Dixon
Ed Leony
Black Hills Educational Association
Duke of Fife and
Cal
Charley Ward
Christopher Jones
Niagara Falls
Rev
A. Wickham
Baptist Church
Ischua
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Portland and
Sudbury Streets
Boston
Boston Real Estate Company
Belmont Disaster Blamed on Artillery Transport Delays
Lonvos dispatches condemn the war department for poor artillery transport and mismanaged Belmont operations. The heavy loss to General Methuen’s force is attributed to inadequate support, with censoring of battlefield reports noting strong British infantry and Boer gunnery but limited cavalry to pursue.
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Hin
Ballers
Methuen
Belmont
Lonpox
War Department
South Africa
Buller
Balmont
Lonvos
Battle of
Oranges Free State
Times
White
Ladysmith
Natal
Estcourt
Willow Grange
Mafeking
Lord Methuen
War Office
Caps Town
Durban
Moor River
Pietermaritzburg
Daily Mail
Naarwpoort
Colesberg
Grobbler
Vamrensburg
Mine Strike Averted in Illinois Field
In St Louis on November 25 the United Mine Workers of North America and local mine operators reached a conference agreement to avert a general strike. Operators will stop selling coal to the affected Missouri Kansas and Arkansas districts where union miners were on strike.
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St. Louis
Illinois
United Mine Workers of North America
C- Hinoia
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Tragedy at St Louis Deepens with Dramatic Agency Killing
In St Louis on November 26, Professor Ray Simpson owner of a dramatic agency at 1420 Olive Street was shot dead by lawyer James T. Roberts. Roberts claimed jealousy and a fits of passion, while Mrs Roberts says she left him after years of brutality. Roberts waited at his West End home for police and gave conflicting statements at Four Courts.
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Roburin Sheets
Ray Shupson
Sr. Louis
Robert Alexandre Simpson
Ray Simpson
Olive Street
James T. Roberts
Roberts
Simpson
West End
View Remains of Hobart in New Jersey
Garret A. Hobart vice president dies with his public lying in state at Carroll Hall and viewing for about four hours drawing an estimated thirteen thousand people. Services are set for 2 p.m. at Carroll Hall and later at the Church of the Redeemer with Rev. Dr. Magie officiating.
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Vice Provident
Paterson
N. J
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Carroll Hall
Hobart
Church of the Redeemer
Senate
House of Representatives
Magie
Indict Glever Swindler in Brooklyn Deposits Case
William F. Miller head of the Franklin syndicate and Cecil Leslie his secretary were indicted by the Kings county grand jury. Bench warrants issued for their arrest as they vanished. Police raided the premises and arrested Louis Miller taking $15,000 in cash while 40 employees were allowed to go.
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New York
William F. Miller
Franklin Syndicate
Brooklyn
Cecil Leslie
Kings County Grand Jury
Brennan
Louis Miller
Smallpox in Uniontown and other terse notes
Population 1800 with 500 smallpox cases in Uniontown Kentucky. Tommy West defeats Harlem Coffee Cooler Frank Craig in the fifth round at New York Friday night. President seeks act to retire General Shafter at rank of major general. Catulla Texas washed away by cloudburst with four inches of rain in 320 minutes. Walker and wife drown. President opts not to visit Nashville. Tennessee volunteers to stay. John W Mackay named director of Southern Pacific. William Hummel arrested for murder near Allenwood. Apological Park Washington gains 62 young boa constrictors from the Brazilian bow. young snakes average 14 inches.
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Uniontown
Tommy West
Harlem
Frank Craig
New York
Congress
General Shafter
Catulla
Tex
Walker
Nashville
Yrest
Tennessee Volunteers
Philippines
Southern Pacific Railway
Sriday
John W. Mackay
William Hummel
Montgomery
Allenwood
Washington
United States Consul Vows to Aid British Citizens in South Africa
Washington reports Mr. Macrum, the U S consul at Pretoria, has been instructed by cable to press President Kruger to recognize the neutral role in aiding and protecting British citizens and captives in the South African war. The government asserts the duty to look after these interests as a sacred obligation.
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Dwaited
South Africa
Washington
Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Cable
Kruger
South African Republic
Spanish American War Veterans Split Form Rival Body
Spanish American War Veterans face a split in Wasuineron November 35 as a rival organization named the Spanish American War Veterans forms. A meeting called by Adjutant Liller produced a constitution and bylaws, with Admiral George Dewey proposed as commander in chief and headquarters to be moved to Ohio. Local camps and departments will be established under the new body.
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Wasuineron
Liller
Ohio
National Representative
Hera
George Dewey
Adjutant General
Wood sails for Washington to discuss Cuban affairs
From Santiago the transport McPherson carried General Leonard Wood to Washington while War Department officials refuse to explain the visit. The president aims to consult the general on Cuban policy before Congress, with a civil government shift for Cuba under consideration.
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Wasutyeron
War Department
McPherson
Santiago
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Washington
Congress
Cuba
Detroit Street Railway Men Threaten Strike Over Suburban Block
Detroit officials report a threatened nationwide street railway strike after the executive board of the National Organization of Street Railway Employers called a halt until the Consolidated company agrees to standards for Detroit suburban workers. Three discharged employees were to be reinstated, but the move was void under national union rules. A conference with street railway officers is scheduled, with Mt Clemens union members opposing layoffs within Detroit city limits.
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Dartroit
Detroit
National Union
National Boy
Th c
Iam
Miners Face Contempt Trial in Fort Scott
W Wright president of United Mine Workers of America and John P. Reese with 20 striking minors appeared before Judge William in Fort Scott Kansas to answer contempt charges for defying a federal court injunction. The case centers on urging miners to strike at the Big Four Mining Company in Southern Kansas with 100 strikers and supporters arriving from Cherokee mines to aid the defendants.
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Fort Scott
Sid
Kan
W. Wright
United Mi of America
John P. Reese
National Executive Board
Gether
Willisma
Big Four
Kansas
Ners
Cheromines
Women Fight Deputies in Nanticoke Miners Strike
Wives and female relatives of striking miners clash with deputies in Nanticoke. Hundreds march the streets as several miners are captured by the women, and deputies are forced to break the line to recapture them. Pepper is thrown into a deputy’s eyes during the confrontation.
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Winkissarre
Ers
Nanticoke
Telegraphic Briefs From The Nation And World
Congressman Esch of Wisconsin opposes seating and Congressman Roberts of Utah is noted. The Kickapoo Valley railroad sold at auction for 520952 dollars. Immigration to the United States in four months reached 115278, up 80544 from last year. Ex Congresssman A J Hostetter died near Bedford Indiana at 81 from paralysis. Several houses of non union coal miners’ boarding were blown up by dynamite at Huntington Arkansas Friday night with no injuries reported. Jamieson Davidson was hanged at Austin Texas Friday for the murder of merchant George Engburg and his wife at Manor Texas. He confessed on the scaffold. Granville Neil and John Sprous, jailed at Tellico Tennessee for drunkenness, were cremated in a fire that destroyed the jail and nearby structures. Michael Davitt was thrown from his carriage in Dublin suffering back and head injuries. doctors doubt his condition.
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Esch
Wisconsin
Congressman Roberts
Utah
Kickapoo Valley Railroad
Western
Cousin Railroad Company
United States
A. J. Hostetter
Bedford
Ind
Huntington
Jamies Davidson
Austin
Tex
George W. Engburg
Manor
Jane
Granville Neil
John Sprous
Calaboose
Tellico” Tenn
Apper
Michael Davitt
Dublin
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Manyvioun
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Jesse
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Review OF Trade
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Spiegel
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Ft. G. Steinke
J. O. Vetzer
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Campen Lane
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District Court
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