Samar Insurgents Plan Jail Assault At Cabiga
Lieutenant Thomas M. Baines Jr. uncovered a plot to fill Cabiga jail with bolomen and escape to attack the garrison. Reinforcements, including 330 Marines aboard the New York and two battalions of the Twelfth Infantry, head to Samar. General Funston, Lacuna, and Lukban figures feature in ongoing war discipline debates.
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Samar
Cabiga
Manila
Thomas M. Baines, Jr
Ninth United States Infantry
Baines
Carbiga
Pambujan
Mancil
Goodrell
United States
New York
Twelfth Infantry
Chicago Labor Fights Injunction in Alleged Bias
The Chicago Federation of Labor mobilizes against Judge Lloyds injunction siding with Alis-Chalmers machinists strike. They vow to hire able lawyers and mount a campaign against federal judges, urging Illinois Congressmen to test federal powers and seeking Roosevelt's support in a forthcoming message.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Alis-Chalmers
Lloyd
Illinois
Roosevelt
Congress
Ex Governor Hogg and Swayne Visit New York City
Ex Governor James Hogg and James W. Swayne are in New York City for talks with financiers about forming a large enterprise. The visit aims to interest capital in the venture.
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Austin
James 8. Hogg
James W. Swayne
York City
Richmond Statesman reports Walker death in Wytheville
Richmond notes General James A. Walker former congressman for Virginia Ninth District and brigadier general who once led Stonewall Jacksons brigade died at his Wytheville home. The report mentions the Beaumont field producers and their oil handling limitations.
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Beaumont
Richmond
James A. Walker
Congress
Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Wytheville
Patrick McHugh Freed After Short Term Imprisonment
Dublin reports Patrick A. McHugh member of parliament for Leitrim North is released after six months for a first class misdemeanor libel case. He arrives to cheers with a lord mayor procession and will sail to New York aboard the Majestic with John Redmond and John O Donnell.
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Dublin
Patrick A. McHugh
Parliam Vision
Leitriment
Administration of Justice
Sligo Champion
McHugh
Thomas D. Pile
Sligo
John O’dowd
South Sligo
John O'Donnell
South Mayo
New York
John Redmond
John O’donnell
Majestic
Queenstown
Cardinal Candidates in Race for Red Hats This Christmas
London reports a surge of candidates for cardinal appointments, with Archbishops Corrigan and Ireland among long‑standing contenders. The American group adds two more aspirants as the pope limits cardinal numbers, fearing friction in harmonizing U.S. Catholics with Rome.
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London
United States
Corrigan
Ireland
College of Cardinals
Americas
United State
America
Army Reform Blocked in London War Office
London observers quote a Tribune correspondent on South African issues. They report friction between General Roberts and War Secretary Broderick over reforms. Officials resist change due to entrenched permanent staff, with some arguing only General Kitchener can cut red tape and run the office efficiently.
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New York
London
Tribune
General Roberts
Broderick
Pall Mall
War Office
Kitchener
Roma, Remnant Of Galveston Hurricane Reaches New York
A British steamship Roma of 1732 tons net arrives in New York as a Galveston hurricane relic. Wafted by currents and four bridges, she was floated by Charles Clark & Co. and sold to James Je rome of Saginaw Steamship in San Francisco. After repairs, she will sail for the Pacific via Cape Horn under American flag.
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New York
Galveston
Roma
Charles Clark & Co
James Jerome
Saginaw Steamship Company
San Francisco
Prince Wilhelm to visit United States possibly New Jersey in spring
The World reports Crown Prince Wilhelm may visit the U S in April or May next year with Emperor William overseeing a yacht construction at a New Jersey shipyard. The yacht is to be gifted to the German government or a related entity after completion.
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New York
Crown Prince
Wilhelm
Germany
United States
New Jersey
Emperor William
Washington
Crown Prince to Study American Shipbuilding on Trial Yacht
The grown prince seeks a trial voyage to study American shipbuilding. The yacht will be ready in April. If the crown prince attends, he will be accompanied by several naval officers.
Colombian Troops Lose Heavily Reported From Panama
Kingston reports from Panama say Colombian troops have suffered heavy losses as daily coffins leave local gates for about two weeks. The missive describes a grim tide of casualties and ongoing military activity in the region.
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Kingston
Panama
City Properties For Sale On West Side Town
Four room house and two lots on west side with well and stable. Price 658 dollars with easy terms. Six room house and one lot on west side four blocks from main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Price 1250 dollars. Two lots and an old five room house in southwest town. Price 800 dollars. Also other city property listed.
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Price
Ain Street
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Cross & Blackwell
Batavia
Dodson & Brauns
Howell Bros
Just
Tyler Haswell
Philippines
Jacob N. Smith
Lukban
Lacuna
Chaffee
Frederick Funston
Funston
Ranklin Brothers
Guthrie
O. T
Osage Reservation
el Reno
Gilbert
Grace
Overland
New Country
Oklahoma City
General Walker
Patrick McHugh
England
Grand Opera House
MO. B. Mike
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Bryan
A. E. Worley
D. Mike Jr
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