Gillmore Story Reveals Interference Preventing Executions
The report recounts how Aguinaldo stopped the planned execution of Lieut James Gillmore and seven sailors after their capture near Baler. It notes their removal to Abra, confinement, and later liberty, with details of the Spanish garrison, the Yorktown party, and U.S. strategy in Luzon.
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Mania
Lawton
Bambong
Rayomong
Caygayen Valley
Mantua
United States
Oregon
McCrackin
Vigan
South Ilocos
A. L. Sonnenshein
James C. Gillmore
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Mr. Sonnershein
Abra
Lieut. Gillore
Gillmore
W. H. Standley
Lieut
San Isidor
San Fabian
San Isidro
Aguinaldo’s Mother Sheltered in Mantua Amid Revolt
Aguinaldo’s mother arrives in Mantua and finds shelter with Senor Legarde, ex-treasury secretary and noted Amigo. Buencamino faction sought refuge in a bandit village and planned to sell Aguinaldo’s mother to Americans. Bandits killed half of Buencamino’s guard and demanded ransom.
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Aguinaldo
Mantis
Mantua
Senor Legarde
Treasury
Buencamino
Aguinside
Fight on the Island of Panay Drives Filipinos From Trenches
Dispatches report that on Sunday November 16 at Panay’s Pavia entrenched forces opened heavy fire. The 18th Regiment replied and broke the enemy’s lines driving them from trenches. The foe retreated to the mountains. One captain and one private of the 18th were killed at the battle’s start.
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Panay
Manta
Slcilo
Pavia
Waukegan Star Charles Crabtree Injured in Basketball Game
Charles Crabtree of Waukegan high school fractured his ankle in two places during a game with Kenosha high school. Adel of Kenosha was knocked insensible from head and stomach injuries. The report notes a separate political item: the Victoria ministry defeated by 11 votes in a legislative session.
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Hart
Wavaxresn
Ill
Charles Crabtree
Waukegan High School
Kenosa High School
Adel
Kenosha
Povanum
Legislative Assessoly of
Victoria
Sir George Turner
Secretary Wilson Highlights Agricultural Advances and Plant Trials
In Wasumetor December report Secretary Wilson praises weather bureau reefing Caribbean warnings, notes fruit trials on Smyrna figs, and aims to boost tropical crop production in Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. He calls for irrigation expansion, seeds and plant distribution, and $10,000 for native drug plant research with Pan American cooperation.
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Wasumetor
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Weather Bureau
Carribean Sea
Navy
Merchant Marine
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Mediterranean
India
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Sea Island
Alaska
Core
Rotary
South Carolina
Summerville
Japan
Louisiana
Pan-American Congress
Victims of the Maine Remains to Stay at Key West
Key West citizens petition the Navy to keep the Maine victims buried in the local cemetery. They bought a lot with a fence and monument under the belief remains would not be moved. Only two bodies identified. Havana burials, about 160, will be transported home aboard the Texas.
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Havana
Texas
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Hernandez
War Department
Warren
Wastock
San Francisco
Manila
42D Volunteer Infantry
49Th Volunteer Infantry
Atlantic
Barkentine
Peggy
St. Johns
N. F
Pernambuco
Zephyr
Marcus A. Hanna
National Republican Committee
Henry C Payne
National Republican
United States
Navy Department
England
Gen. Brooke
Columbia Barracks
Quemados
Harry Easter
7Th Cavalry
Johnson de Lamb
10Th Cavalry
Mayari
Thirty-fourth and
Downing Avenue
Denver
Col
George Holtz
Senator Thurston Arrives in Omaha for Thanksgiving Visit
Senator John H. Thurston and his bride Omanma Ned arrived in Omaha on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at the senator's residence. They were greeted by costly gifts including a set of three massive ornate silver salvers from Mr and Mrs Howard Gould.
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Thurston
Bride Omanma
Ned
Dea
John H. Thurston
Bride
Omaha
Howard Gould
A New Earth Visited in a Century of Gospelized Glory
In a devotional journey, the narrator imagines a future Earth transformed by Gospel power. A guide, the spirit of the twenty first century, shows abandoned penitentiaries turned by virtue, hospitals repurposed, and a crime free world. Churches, courts, and public life are reformed, politics purified, and humanity reconciled. The narrator reports a planet saved, with believers from past ages casting crowns at Christ's feet.
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Talmage
Peter
Reuben
Michael Angelo
Han Pover
Soeetroy
Difon
Episcopal Church
Evan Church
Methodist Church
Cii
Credit Mobilier
Jerusalem
National Museum
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Zion
Jesus Christ
Harpers of Heaven
Universe
Jesus
Carey
India
Judson
Burma
Abeel
China
David Livingston
Africa
Brainerd
Frustrated wage restoration and political notes arise
Weekly data show 144 U.S. failures versus 281 prior year and 21 in Canada. Treasury reports list cash at 286,216,489 and gold at 289,744,905. News cover Elgin Watch Co wage restoration, Wood’s Cuba return, Tipton funeral, Molineux juror, Onancock fire, Knox bail, wrestling victory, Jacksonville murder case, Venezuelan revolt, Manila transports, Atlantic storms, ship incidents, Hanna decline, seaport bids, and Sugar trust plans.
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United States
Canada
Treasury
Elgin National Watch Co
Leonard Wood
Cuba
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Lane
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Maine
Mey Weet
Dr. Talmage
Louis Klopsch
Thomas RB. Tipton
Nebraska
Washington
Rock Creek Cemetery
New York
Frederick B. Crane
American Book Co
Onancock
Accomac County
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Knox
James B. Bennett
Hastings
Nebd
Carl Brown
Bert Scheller
Brown
John D. Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Road For
Iowa
R. M. Wright
American Sugar Co
Glucose Refining Co
H. O. Havemeyer
Sugar Combine
Arbuckle Sugar Co
Doscher Concern
Boston
New Orleans
Michigan
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Minnesota
William Waldorf Astor
London
Star Theater
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Foureenth Street
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