Remains of Major John A. Logan Buried in Paco Cemetery
Reports from General Young near Humingam southeast of San Fabian describe rapid movement with Macabebe scouts disrupting insurgents. Aguinaldo fleeing Bayombong as Lt Johnston’s Troop M of the Third Cavalry recovers prisoned civilians and Aguinaldo’s wife wardrobe. Major Logan buried at Paco Cemetery as Chaplain Pierce officiated with Twentieth Infantry escort.
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Manila
Young
Humingam
San Fabian
Associated Press
San Jose
San Nicolas
Aguinaldo
Bayomobong
Johnston
Third Cavalry
Senora Aguinaldo
Tomas W. Hayes
Calvin S. Davis
Sixteenth Infantry
Wessels
Taque
Dayton
Gilmore
Convent of
San Quintin
Wheaton
John A. Logan
San Jacinto
Paco Cemetery
Pierce
Twentieth Infantry
Rooman
Badger Golden Wedding Celebrated by Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Erastus C Badger marked their golden wedding at the Back Bay Hotel in Boston surrounded by ten children eighteen grandchildren and hundreds of invited guests. Badger a longtime Boston copper manufacturer began as an apprentice in 1843 and helped build firms Rice Hicks Badger then E B Badger & Sons with his sons Daniel B Badger and Arthur C Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Erastus B. Badger
Rice, Hicks & Badger
Pitts Street
Rice
Hicks & Badger
Hicks
Badger
Daniel B. Badger
Arthur C. Badger
E. B. Badger & Sons
Mr. Badger
Fanny Babcock Campbell
James Campbell
Milton
Mass
Rollins H. Neale
Evergreen Whist Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Evergreen Whist Club met Wednesday at Miss Alice Connors home 569 East Eighth. President Jere miah Mackin led the event with helpers Misses Connors and Julia O'Brien. Prizes awarded include a soup tureen to Miss Geary and embossed playing cards to Mr John F Daly. consolation prizes went to Miss Duffy and Mr Mackin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Whist Club
Alice Connors
East Eighth Street
Jeremiah Mackin
Julia O’brien
Geary
John F. Daly
Duffy
Mackin
Thomas Casey
Joseph Connors
P. Joseph O'Leary
Moy Loy Held as Smuggler in New York Indictment
Moy Loy a former U S government inspector on the Canadian border was arrested in this city on a smuggling conspiracy charge. An indictment was returned in the northern district of New York. Loy, about 40, lives in Bennington Vt with wife and child, and was arraigned before Commissioner Hale with bail set at 3000. He pleaded not guilty and was committed after failing to secure sureties.
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Moy. Loy
United States
Marshal Waters
New York
Moy Loy
Boston
Bennington
Auburn
N. Y
Resolutions at Knights of Labor meeting condemn McKinley policy
The Philippine resolutions did not reach the Faneuil Hall assembly as expected. They were referred to the committee on legislation and will be read and discussed this afternoon. Routine business dominated the session with travel card disputes and credential reports unresolved.
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Knights of Labor
Faneuil Hall
McKinley
Quincy House
Aguinaldo Too Slippery Says Funston on Capture
In Topeka on November 16 Brigadier General Frederick Funston assessed the chances of capturing Aguinaldo. He doubted Aguinaldo would be captured, calling him slippery and noting Aguinaldo would likely slip away to Hong Kong when the jig is up. He predicted Aguinaldo would not surrender without his last card.
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Topeka
Kan
Frederick Funston
Aguinaldo
Lawton
Hongee
General Otis Reports On Aguinaldo Pursuit
Washington dispatch notes General Otis cabled War Department on American advance against Aguinaldo. Rain hampers operations as Lawton holds ample supplies at San Isidro and Cabanatuan while MacArthur rebuilds rail between Bamban and Tarlac and moves four battalions with cavalry from Aliaga toward Gereona. Insurgent forces near Urdaneta reported.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Aguinaldo
Manila
Uawton
San Jose
San Nicholas
Humingan
Tayug
Urdaneta
Lawton
San Isidro
Cabanatuan
MacArthur
Bamban
Tarlac
Gereona
Aliaga
Victoria
Holland Submarine Boat Passes Navy Test
The Board of Inspection and Survey reports the Holland submarine boat met all Navy requirements after a Nov. 6 test in Peconic Bay. The vessel and its appliances were in excellent condition following a thorough inspection of plans and performance.
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Washington
Board of Inspection and Survey
Peconic Bay
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Department
Missing Nyack minister located in New York
The Rev. W. H. Dexter, the missing Nyack clergyman, has been found in Asheville, N C. He claims he left home after an attack of mental aberration and that debt and worry drove him to disappear to allow his wife and children to collect life insurance.
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New York
Evening Post
Asheville
N. C
W. H. Dexter
Nyack
Wesleyan Student Shot Self In Chi Psi Rooms
Middletown Connecticut November 16 Harry Inter Bugbee a Wesleyan University sophomore is in serious condition after accidentally shooting himself in Chi Psi rooms last night. He placed a revolver to his head and fired. the bullet penetrated the skull near the ear and has not yet been located. His home is Monson Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Harry Inter Bugbee
Sophocre
Wesleyan University
Chi Psi Sociery
Monson
Mass
France chamber backs government in confidence vote
Paris November 16 The chamber of deputies passed a confidence motion 340 to 215 in support of the government. The debate grew heated at times after M Motte Republican denounced socialism, while premier Waldeck Rousseau urged unity and clear response before any party programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Motte
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Bolivia Rebels Crushed In Columba Conflict
Bolivia rebels have been crushed, with Colombia reporting Panama remains tranquil but cut off from telegraphic contact with the interior. The report comes via Galveston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Galveston
Tex
Panama
Bolivia
Sub Masters Club Banquet Ends With Marine Lecture
The Sub Masters' Club of Boston schools met at the Parker House for a banquet. A five member committee was formed to pursue salary claims for the late Brother Watson and his heirs. Colonel Henry Clay Cochrane presented a stereopticon lecture with scenes from San Francisco, Honolulu, Cuba and naval vessels including the Maine. He received a vote of thanks from the club.
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Boston
Parker House
Young’s
Brother Watson
Watson
Henry Clay _ Cochrane
United States Marines
Guantanamo
Cochrane
San Francisco
Honolulu
Cuba
Maine
Foreign diplomats call on Secretary Hay in routine day
The British and Italian ambassadors and the Chinese minister visited Secretary Hay on a regular diplomatic day with no special significance. Baron Fava, Italy's ambassador, continues to influence the Louisiana lynching settlement while the Chinese minister watches U.S. inquiries into foreign powers keeping their ports open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Washington
Baron Fava
Louisiana
Texas Battleship Texas Anchors for Trial Run at Cape Ann
Captain Sigsbee now commands the Texas anchored at quarantine yesterday afternoon. The vessel, coming from Hampton Roads, may seek a new anchorage in the upper harbor. The Texas is to join the Kentucky for a trial trip off Cape Ann next week and rendezvous in President Roads, Boston Harbor, on Monday with the fleet.
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Sigsbee
Texas
Maine
Havana
Hampton Roads
Cunard
Chicago
London
Kentucky
Cape Ann
President Roads
Boston Harbor
Cattlemen Ruling Marks Passport for Return Travel
Washington officials report Commissioner General Powderly issued a circular requiring cattlemen sailing from U S ports to be examined at departure. A certificate, mailed to the U S consul at the foreign port of arrival, will identify cattlemen on their return passage, replacing a former form that could be misused by aliens not entitled to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Powderly
Immigration Bureau
United States
Shidsouka tidal wave devastates Japanese regions
The Empress of China reports a Shidsouka tidal wave in Japan on Oct. 8. It swept the Suzukawa banks, levelling 50 houses and drowning 78 people. Many houses nationwide were wrecked by a typhoon, ships and boats foundered, and a passenger train bridge near Utsomuaya blew away with about 50 presumed drownings. 30 survivors were severely injured.
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Victoria
B. C
Utsomuaya
Fioki River
Berlin woman living in unheated barn shocks Hartford crowd
Miss Carrie Bennett of Berlin attracts Humane Society notice though she has two Granby farms, $10,000 in mortgages and a solid bank balance. Once a pianist and college brief, she endures cold, shoeless visits to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
the Humane Society
Carrie Bennett
Berlin
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John S. Camrell
Alvin Hovey
John Carr
I. W. Chick
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William H. Baldwin
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B. E. Cole
Joseph Converse
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Roberto O. Fuller
David Farquhar
Stephen Greene
George E. Howe
C. H. Kingsley
C. Lawrence
George H. Leonard
Costello C. Converse
Joseph B. Shedd
James I. Wingate
William Young
Fred Joy
Edward C. Graves
B. Hicks
Joshua B. Holden
Daniel C. Holder
Colonel Haskell
Edward
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Winter St
Temple Place
Shepard, Norwell &Co
Winter Street
AST
Tse
Somerset Club
Maryland
Washington Credit Co
Court of New York
Philippines
U. S
Con Kersey
Washington and
Boylston Streets
General Otis
Holland All Right
Nashua River
Nashua
Metropolitan Water Board
State House
General Burns
Bbrague
Water Board
State Board
Fawne
Avery
Lrts
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Browning, King & Co
OO Mashington Street
Binckley, Maxagpr
Lower Bay
Japan
Rich
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Globe Clothing Store
Wate
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