Capture narrative from the Oregon action at Vigan and Gilmore’s fate
Describes the Oregon landing party at Vigan and the capture of Lieutenant James G. Gilmore and his men near Baler. Sonnenshein’s escape note from Abra confirms Gilmore’s account of the doomed river expedition, ambush, and attempted surrender. The piece covers subsequent measures by Aguinaldo, Lawton, MacArthur, and troop movements toward Bayambang and Vigan, plus prisoner totals and supply actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Oregon
McCrackin
Vigan
South Ilocos
A. L. Sonnenshein
James G. Gilmore
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Sonnenshein
Abra
Lieutenant Gilmore
Gilmore
San Isidro
Luna
MacArthur
Bayambang
Deyaniban
Manila- Dagupan
Wheaton
San Fabian
Lawton
Tayug
Thirty-third Infantry
Young
Howze
Aliga
Aguinaldo
Nuevia Vizcaya
Francisco Reyes
Dagupan
Hoss
Gabanatuan
Fate of Urdaneta crew details from Manila despatch
A Navy Department despatch from Admiral Watson in Manila reports the gunboat Urdaneta attacked by insurgents and destroyed. Cadet Woods mortally wounded and died in minutes, Grey also killed. only Woods and Grey bodies recovered. Survivors Farley, Herbert, Burke alive October 30 with unknown whereabouts. Chinamen killed by insurgents. The Urdaneta fought until its guns were disabled on Sept date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Watson
Manila
Oregon
Vigan
Wheaton
Greene
Urdaneta
Woods
Mitchell
Drummond
Stone
Grey
Farley
Herbert
Burke
Eighteenth Regiment repels Panay forge defense at Pavia
Despatches report on November 26 in Panay showing the Eighteenth Regiment clashing with an entrenched enemy force at Pavia. After heavy fire the Nineteenth Regiment flanked the Filipinos, driving them from their trenches. One captain and one private of the Eighteenth were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lipilo
Panay
Ofunday
Pavia
St James Y.M.C.T.A. Thanksgiving Dance Party
The St James Young Men’s Christian Association held a Thanksgiving afternoon dance in Paul Revere Hall yesterday. From 2 to 3 pm a reception occurred and about 260 couples danced until 6 pm. The event invited Centre Harbor vacationists and included an informal reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Young Men's C.7. A. Sorlet
Paul. Revere Hall
Centre Harbor
Tremont Theatre honors James Castle with gold gift
Thanksgiving at Tremont Theatre featured a presentation to James Castle stage manager. Samuel E. Rorke spoke for behind the scenes staff and handed a costly inscribed gold watered gift. Castle thanked the company and accepted the gesture with appreciation.
Local Boy Falls From Fence at South End Ball Grounds
Eleven year old Harold Daggatt of 4 Franklin Street Nepnset slipped from a fence while attempting to enter the South End ball grounds yesterday afternoon to watch a football game. He sprained his right leg, was treated by Dr. Winn and sent home.
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Harold Daggatt
Franklin Street
Nep
Nset
Boston
South End
Depew Claims Women Worse Gamblers Than Men
New York dispatch reports Dr Chauncey M Depew at a dinner with Governor Dyer assertively stating that all men and women are gamblers with women worse than men He cites letters from gamblers seeking 100 percent investments and notes women want "a whole lot for nothing" He notes the belief tied to stock market speculation and remarks the whole human race is given to gambling with varying attitudes across regions. A stray Minneapolis note about a package and a daughter’s departure is included in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Dyer
America
Raised the Dead at Shiloh Temple Mystery
A sensational claim from Shiloh Temple in Lewiston Maine reports Rev F W Sandford reviving Olive Mills after apparent death during August dedication. Mills later said she knew she had died and refused to return, but returned by divine summons and regained life.
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Lewiston
Living God
Shiloh
F. W. Sandford
Pegarsine
Sandford
Mr. Sandford
Jesus of Nazareth
Olive Mills
Gambling Fever and Risk What Stops the Big Gamble
In America the gambling fever runs hot as talk turns to fortunes from quick bets. Depew warns small fortunes breed risk and crime, saying work and prudence beat luck. The doctor calls marriage the only safe market for true speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mr. Depew
Textile wage talks in Fall River as Borden raises 10 percent
In Fall River the textile wage dispute dominates meetings with the Textile Council preparing to explain M C D Borden's voluntary 10 percent increase. Officials cite favorable print goods markets and warn that the move may revive the trust's task, prompting stockholders to seek exits.
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Fall’ River
Fall River
Vasf
Tansey
Whitehad
Textile Council
C. C. Rounseville
Manufacturers’ Association
M. C. D. Borden
Matthew Borden
Atthew Borden
Print Cloth Trust
Unidentified swindler uses rector's name in Chelsea check scam
Rev Charles S Hutchinson of St Marks Chelsea was impersonated by a smooth young man calling himself George Burrows who tried to cash a 6 check drawn on First National Bank of Chelsea. Burrows claimed to be a Anglican minister with a Harrow education and was arrested after contacting Hutchinson for approval. Hutchinson denies any acquaintance with Burrows or the alleged check. Burrows says he lives in Brooklyn and was tricked by a hotel contact seeking easy money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Hutchinson
New York
Central Avenue
Chelsea
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
George Burrows
Hutchinson
First National Bank of Chelsea
Burrows
John D. Peters
St. Michael’s Church
Harrow School
England
Church of
Dr. Hutchinson
Iive
Brooklyn
Mills Hotel
No. 1
Edith Buxton's Sudden Disappearance Stuns Boston Family
Edith Buxton, a girl not yet ten, left her Ball Street home for Hyde Grammar School last Monday and vanished. Her mother, Lavia Buxton, living apart from the husband for four years, seeks police help after a teacher reported Edith absent. The mother suspects the girl was sent to Minneapolis to her father's sister.
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Minnesota
Lavia Buxton
Edith Buxton
Ball Street
South End
Hyde Grammar School
Bostonian Dies in Paterson New Jersey
A. special despatch from Paterson reports James Bennett, 35 years old, died at Paterson General Hospital. He said he was from Boston and had a mother and two sisters living there, but he could not provide addresses or recent contact information.
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Paterson
N. J
James Bennett
Paterson General Hospital
Boston
British Victory Amid Mixed Reports From Front
General Methuen praised his troops after the Gras Pan engagement noting the march was the army’s most severe in many days. He commended endurance and warned they must deny the enemy even a single point as General Joubert reportedly moves to oppose Colonel Baden-Powell.
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Joubert
Baden-Powell
Methuen
Gras Pan
Milner
Madmans Deed Sparks Chase Through Crowd
A gunman fired in a crowded street as Richard Qualter closed in. The fugitive turned and fired as he fled, wounding Qualter and prompting a wider police hunt. The suspect, about 24, 5 feet 6 inches, wore a blue sack coat and fled down a side street after a close call.
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Richard Qualter
Qualter
Quakter
General Methuen Praises Courage and Duty of Troops
General Methuen praised excellent ties with his troops, stating he prefers fighting a worthy foe to savages and expressing hope that they have earned mutual confidence. He urged all to fulfill their duty to their country as Englishmen.
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Methuen
Kimberley Well News From the Front Nov 23
London dispatch reports Kimberley remains well to Nov 23 as Rall and telegraph stay open to Modder River. Gatacre notes Nov 28 that the situation is unchanged. Buller writes Ladysmith defenses held and few casualties since Nov 9 with no large attacks since.
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London
War Office
Cape Town
Kimberley
Modder
Gatacre
Buller
Pietermaritzburg
Mitchell
Ladysmith
Weenen
Boy Struck by Brick in Charlestown Curfew Incident
Peter F. Hughes aged 14 of 1 Crimmins Place was struck on the forehead by a brick at the corner of Coney and Medford streets Charlestown. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors found skull fracture and he remained unconscious Thursday morning.
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Peter F. Hughes
Crimmins Place
Coney and
Medford Streets
Charlestown
McNally
Massachusetts General Hospital
Notable Assault at Mansion Ends With Woody Axe Wounds
A mansion kitchen assault left Miss Lanaine seriously injured and Miss Jennings lightly bruised after an intruder attacked them with a short handled axe. The assailant fought with Miss Jennings, then confronted Mr Barnard who aided Lanaine before police and a doctor were summoned. Barnard later joined in Thanksgiving dinner. The attacker showed moody silence in custody.
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Lanaine
Bullets and pursuit in Dorchester street chase
A nighttime alarm at a vacant Dorchester house on 2% Charlotte Street led to a pistol driven chase through the streets. An intruder fled as a patrolman arrived, firing occurred and one pursuer fell as the suspect escaped toward nearby lanes.
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Division 11
Erdinand
Iriset
Charlotte Street
Dorchester
Was a bad man Barbagallo held on razor threat
Joseph S Barbagallo of Chardon street, a % years old, is charged at Station 1 with assault with a razor on an unknown man. Barbagallo shouted that he was dangerous and flashed the weapon, causing the victim to flee amid conflicting accounts of a cut or fright. Bystanders restrained him until police arrived.
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Joseph S Barbagallo
Chardon Street
Barbagallo
Charlestown
Thatcher Streets
Nulprasis
Rival Suitors Fight at 60 Prince Street
Anniello Monde and Camillo Serino quarreled over a maid, fought with fists, and Monde produced a knife made from a file stabbing Serino in the left side. Monde jailed on assault with a dangerous weapon. Serino held as a witness at Station 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniello Monde
Prince Street
Camillo Serino
Endicott Street
Station 1
Moned
Serino
Monde
Charles Longley Dead in Pawtucket Clothing Leader
Tee FE Longley a longtime figure in New England and New York City clothing trade died yesterday afternoon at his home 87 Walcott street Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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FE. Longley
New England
New York City
Walcott Street
Pawtucket
Dedication of St Marys Church in McGregorville
The new St Marys Church in McGregorville was dedicated this afternoon by Bishop Denis M. Bradley. Rev Father Summa of Lewistone gave the address. An organ recital followed with Professor Whiting of Boston presiding.
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Manchester
N. H
St. Mary’s
McGregorville
Denis M. Bradley
Manchester Diocese
Father Summa
Lewistone
Whiting
Boston
Funeral Services for William P. Shipp Held in East Boston
The funeral of William P. Shipp was held yesterday from his home on Bonnington Street East Boston. Services were conducted at 1:30 at the theater by Dr Stratton of the Rebel East Boston. Later, at 3 o'clock, at St Alderma Commandery No 27 K of M, funeral rites were observed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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William P. Shipp
Bonnington Street
Boston
Philip Tze
Stratton
East Bos
I . St
Alderma
Commandery No
Woodlawn
Serapis Believed Lost After Sailboat Founders
The schooner Serapis bound for the Bay of Islands is believed to have foundered off St John’s Newfoundland with seven crew members aboard. The vessel was reported missing after last sighting near the coast.
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ST. John's N. F
Bay of Ie
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