General Pilar Dies In Grip Of Battle In Philippine Clash
Major March with 300 American troops faced General Gregorio del Pilar’s force in a high mountain pass near Cervantes. Pilar died at the front urging a stand as U S forces routed his unit. Mabini, Aguinaldo adviser, captured near Rosates and to be brought to Manila.
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Manila
Cervantes
Tilad
Ruinaldo
Gregorio del Pilar
Pilar
Dugaquii
Alguinaldo
Igorrotes
Concepcion
Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo, Surrendered When “Major March
Cavan
Lepanto
Major March
Mabini
Pilipino
Tast
MacArthur
Rosates
Unitarian Club hears Rev J W Chadwick on literature
The Rev J W Chadwick of New York addressed the Unitarian Club at the Vendome with a lecture on Unitarian literature. He lampooned various hymn practices and praised nature inspired verse while noting the evolving scope of Unitarian thought. Rev J T Sunderland sent greetings from California with a Klondike discovered song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chadwick
New York
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Winslow Warren
Mr. Chadwick
Deacon Flint
Marblehead
Robert Collier
Tke Grant
Jesus
Everett
Ben Hur
William Wier
J. T. Sunderland
California
Joaquin Miller
Klondike
Promised Land
Boston Land
Holiday Display Lines Include Silverware and Dolls
The display features a wide range of items such as silver ware, leather goods, embroidery, books and Christmas cards, gloves and neckwear, toys, dolls, and men’s furnishings, among other lines of goods.
Closing arguments in Haverhill gas rate case unfold
Mayor Chase seeks reduced rates as the State Board hears testimony. Wiliam Stratton, longtime Haverhill gas works superintendent, says plant capacity is insufficient and coal gas with enrichers is preferred over coal and water gas. Counsel Storey argues petition is political and denies undue profit.
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Chase
Haverhill
State Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
G. W. Anderson
Storey and Decourcey
Haverhill Gas Light Company
Respondent Corporation
Wiliam Stratton
Haverhill Gas Works
Barker
Storey
Pranks of the Pickaninnies at R H White store display
Reporters investigate a new six month project at R H White & Co Washington street where 1000 pickaninni figures staged in a festive grove animate a holiday display. Jay Abrams oversaw the work with elaborate scenes including a cake walk, miniature theatre, fishing, and a parade of performers.
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Madge
R. H. White & Co
Washington Street
Pckaninnies
White's
Jay Abrams
Saanes
Sawyer on Trial for Disbarment by Boston Bar Association
Isaac I. Sawyer faced a Superior Court hearing in a case brought by the Boston Bar Association seeking his disbarment for alleged legal malpractice. The second petition followed a prior dismissal due to witness invalidity. The case continued with expectant sensational evidence.
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Isaac I. Sawyer
Boston Bar Association
Sawyer
Sheriff Baldwin of Belknap County Dies at 61
Charles W. Baldwin, Belknap county sheriff, died this morning in Laconia New Hampshire from Brights disease at age 61. A native of Wilsboro he later served in the First Illinois Light Artillery and the Seventh Illinois Cavalry before moving to Laconia thirty four years ago.
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Laconia
N. H
Charles W. Baldwin
Belknap County
Bright
Baldwin
Wilsboro
Illinois
First
Illinois Light Artillery
Seventh Illinois Cavalry
Tissot Life of Christ Exhibition At Providence Station
Boston readers are urged to view the large Tissot Life of Christ exhibition at the old Providence station known as the Victorian Corridor. Attendance is rising and time to see the collection is short with crowds growing. visitors should attend promptly to allow proper inspection before closing.
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Old Providence
Tissot
Christ
Boston
Picsures
Hibbard Named Postmaster and Cable Bill Move
Senator Lodge introduces a Pacific cable bill and the nomination of George A. Hibbard to Boston postmaster leads a Senate day of confirmations. The act also consolidates naval bureaus into a single Bureau of Ships with construction and machinery divisions, taking effect July 1, 1902.
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Lodge
Senate
Naval
Congress
Hydrographic Office
Bureau of
Naval Observatory
Secretary of the Navy
Currency Debate Drones Through Washington House
The House spent the day from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. debating currency legislation with a three hour dinner break. Twelve Democrats from New York Pennsylvania Maryland Massachusetts are seen to back the bill, with several Republican speakers urging passage. A Washington memorial question and a Webster statue unveiling plan added to the day's motions, while objections arose over timing and commemorations.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Messrs
Fowler
New Jersey
Lacey
Iowa
Cushman
Hamilton
Michigan
Burton
Ohio
Brundidge
Arkansas
Wheeler
Kentucky
Benton
Missouri
Fox
Mississippi
Pierce
Tennessee
Sulzer
Cowherd
Otey
Virginia
Gaines
Texas
Bell
Colorado
House
Jane
Richardson
Washington Memorial
Payne
George Washington
Moody
Mass
Senate
Daniel Webster
T City of
Stilston Hutchings
Bailey
Secretary Long moves to consolidate naval bureaus
Secretary Henry L. Long takes initial step toward consolidating naval bureaus in Washington as part of a broader reorganization plan. The move signals the start of a project to streamline administration within the Navy.
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Long
Naval
Washington
Consoli
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective for Boston Reader
Mr H S Farrell of Chelsea recalls sudden renal attacks ending with morphine. After trying many remedies he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Geo Burwell's Pharmacy and reports complete relief. The ad urges buying Doan's kidney pills, 50 cents, mailed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Boston
H. S. Farrell
Chelsea
Dean
Geo. Burwell
Pearson Comments on Quiet Election and Recount Plans
Pearson of the election commission says voting was orderly with minor ballot mixups and personnel changes at some precincts. He cites no details on a dispute with Jesse Gove, notes limited comment due to illness, and states recount applications close Friday at 5 p.m. with recounts starting Saturday morning.
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Pearson
Post
Jesse Gove
Political row over next Common Council presidency
Congressman Fitzgerald says it would be good politics to give President Kiley another term as president of the Common Council. Other candidates include ex-President Connolly and Councilmen Logan Flynn Logan Stone. The council lineup has 42 Democrats and 33 Republicans.
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Fitzgerald
Kiley
Common Council
Connolly
Edward L. Logan
Ward
Flynn
James H. Stone
Riley
Collins
Ward 10 vote stirs Republican leaders over Hart tally
Ward 10 returns show Mayor elect Hart with 2069 votes versus 2161 for Curtis two years ago. The result signals a decline of 108 votes and mirrors shifts in party support for the mayoralty race.
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Ward 10
Hart
Eawin U. Curtis
Curtis
Failure of Agtess
The New York bankruptcy docket lists petitions filed today including actress Mary Burgess of the Star Theatre with liabilities of 93,578 and no assets and attorney Willett Bronson of Huntington N Y doing business in the city with liabilities of 491 828 with assets not stated.
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New York
Mary Burgess
Star Theatre
Willett Bronson
Huntington
N. Y
Child Run Over Near Home Injures Four Year Old
Four year old Evelina Macon of 4 Greenleaf Street was crossing Ruggles Street near home last evening when a team driven by Timothy Coakley knocked her down. Bive-Lye was taken to her home where Dr. name found a fracture of the right leg.
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Evelina Macon
Greenleaf Street
Ruggles Street
Timothy Coakley
Bive- Lye
Name
Strange Man In Dedham Courtroom Over Seery Case
In Dedham Norfolk Superior Criminal Court the Seery brothers face cross examination as defense lawyers challenge government witnesses. Testimony links a stranger near the Seery home to the night of their mother's death while neighbors recount alibi details and sightings between 10 PM and 4 AM Sunday. Witnesses describe Joseph and John Seery appearing intoxicated and stoic as the case continues.
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Dedham
Harris
Seery Brothers
Norfolk Superior Criminal Court
Commonwealth
French
Grover
Thomas J. Ratchford
East Dedham
Mr. Gresenhood
Joseph Seery
John P. McGuinnes
Hyde Park
Boyden Square
Seery
Joe
Maurice Brown
John Seery
Brown
Michael Seery
Michael
Maurice Seery
Boston
Joseph
Maurice
Mary Carroll
Seery House
John
John N. Allenspacker
Greenhodd
George BD. Lyon
Newspacker
Alienspacker
Joe Seery
Sophie
Mrs. Martin
Allenspacker’s
Mary Martin
Sophie al Jens Packer
Hyde
Patrick
Martin
The Man From Indiana Speaks on Labor and Omega Oil
A laborer explains long hours and union clashes while praising Omega Oil as a truthful product. He describes loving his work, working late, and the boss granting freedom to work when desired, tying this to Omega Oil’s claimed pain relief and his own advertising role.
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Omega Oil
Indiana
Adelbert S. Hay Confirmed as Consul to Pretoria
The Senate confirms Adelbert S. Hay as consul at Pretoria. He sails from New York to South Africa to replace Charles Macrum and will protect U S interests and guard the English consulate archives.
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Washington Des
Senate
George A. Hibbard
Henry
A. Thomas
Boston
William D. Bynum
Indiana
Bynum
Treasury
Charles M. Moses
District of Portland
Falmouth
Massachusetts
Minot W. Baker
Randolph
Charles H. Cummings
Attleboro Falls
Henry 8. Moore
Hudson
William H. Lathrop
Orange
New Hampshire
F. S. Huckins
Ashland
Ellen 8. Griffin
Franklin
L. W. David
East Jaffrey
Connecticut
William Lu. Holmes
Shelton
Edmund L. Crowe
Norwalk
Yo Ge Island
John A. Allen
Peaceale
Vermont
Marths W. Arnold
Bethel
BE. J. Tyler
Enosburg Falls
H. J. Nasher
Morrisville
H. G. Blanchard
Newport
H. C. Ayer
Richford
Charles E. Hall
Swanton
Henry Robinson
Postminster
Concord
N. H
Malcga
H. W. Brush
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
J. Harmony
Corunna
Spain
F. D. Hill
Minnesota
Amsterdam
J. H. Carroll
Maryland
Cadiz
H. C. Morris
Michigan
Windsor
Ont
Jay White
Hanover
Germany
J. H. Bartlett
Portsmouth
C. Eaton
Littleton
P. B. Kinsman
Somersworth
N. F. Roberts
Farmington
P. R. Bridgman
Ware
W. L. Nickerson
Chatham
G. G. Redding
West Medford
C. C. Smith
Wellesley Hills
W. H. Sprague
Stoneham
W. Cc. Stoddard
Fair Haven
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
Hong Kong
Japan
Washington
Adelbert S. Hay
Pretoria
Hay
South Africa
Africa
Charles Macrum
United States
Harvard Politics Sparks Class Day Ballot at Brooks House
Harvard votes on class day officers and committee posts with secret Australian ballots at Brooks House. Key races include class secretary Spaulding versus W Phillips, marshalship contenders Higginson and Burden, and Ivy orator hopefuls McCornick Holliday Morse and Seasongood.
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Harvard
the Pudding
Pi Eta
D. U
Brooks House
Spaulding
W. Phillips
Burden
Higginson
Boal
Rice
Dwight Davis
Poet
Arensberg
Dudley
Runsine
Heilman
Bolling
Ivy Orator
McCornick
Holliday
Morse
Murray Seasongood
Postmaster Named for East Long Meadow Mass
D C Hunn has been appointed postmaster at East Long Meadow Massachusetts and fourth class office on December 13 as announced from Washington.
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East Long Meadow
Washington
D. C
Hunn
Mass
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Omega Oil Philosophy
Consul Hay Off
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Oure
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TOR
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Thomas and
Rosanna Fitzgerald
North End
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St. Joseph's Church
Malden
Prase
Roxbury
Eliza W. S. Pease
Cherokee Street
Shrewsbury
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