Filipino congress leader renounces Ute insurgent link
Bautista of the Filipino Congress presented to Cen. Me Artie and renounced further ties with Ute insurrection. He offered a Supreme Court judgeship but declined. He states the Filipino Congress and Cabinet are dispersed and unlikely to reassemble as many members return home or seek safety. Some lawmakers have resigned and he predicts soldiers will lay down arms once the truth is learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bautisa
Filipino Congress
Cen
Artie
Tie
Supreme Court
Hve
Tradstreet's Weekly Trade Hevinw Strength in Prices
The report notes general business strength with prices holding or rising, few bargain concessions, and a pronounced upward tendency. It highlights restricted ordinary trade distribution but improved textiles demand amid mild autumn weather affecting retail flows.
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Tradstreet
Battle with the Boers Report From Gen Methuen Dispatch
Secretary of War receives Methuen report dated Belmont describing daybreak attack on a strong Boer position. Three ridges carried with shrapnel, enemy parried well, forty taken prisoner, many killed and wounded removed by comrades. Brave Bill Anthony dies after cocaine overdose in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Secretary of War
Methuen
Belmont
William Anthony
Bill” Anthony
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Central Park
Ife
Maine
Havana Harbor
Sigsbee
Boribers Sentenced in Philadelphia Conspiracy Case
In Philadelphia Ellery Inghan, ex United States District Attorney, and his law partner Harvey S. Newitt were sentenced by Judge Mc Pherson to two years and six months imprisonment and fines with costs for conspiracy in a scheme to bribe a secret service operative tied to a large revenue counterfeiting conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boribers
Philadelphia
Ellery
Inghan
United States District
Harvey S. Newitt
McPherson
United States ship carries body of Major Guy Howard to Manila
The transport George W. Fider arrived in San Francisco after a round voyage and sailed ahead of the Belgian King. The Belgian King is carrying the body of Major Guy Howard son of Gen. 610 Howard who was killed in action last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Aitusport
George W. Fider
San Francisco
Guy Howard
Howard
Machines Destroyed at Crawfordsville Wire Fence Plant
The Indiana Wire Fence Factory custodian in Crawfordsville under orders from headquarters wrecked three new wire fence machines. Each machine cost 1500 dollars, had been used only weeks, and the broken fragments will be sold to junk dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ind
Trust
Charleston a Total Loss Declared After Cruiser Sinks
Naval authorities abandon rescue efforts for the cruiser Charleston after Captain Leutze reports the vessel submerged from stern to smokestack on the last seen date November 38 amid a heavy typhoon. Prospect of total loss confirmed.
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Charleston
Leutze
Fire Raisers Cremate In Jellico Jail Fire
Two men cremated after Jellico Kentucky jail and several businesses burned as prisoners John Sprouse and Ciranville Neil were killed in the blaze. Police believe the men started the fire to create an escape opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico
John Sprouse
Iranville Neil
Prices Hold Firm Amid Mixed Trade Signals
Bradstreet reports overall strong business activity for the season with most prices steady or rising. Textiles show the strongest value gains while pork, raw cotton, and tin ease slightly. wheat and corn shipment figures for the week are 4.54 million and 4.00 million bushels respectively, compared to prior totals.
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Bradstreet
Woman Held for Many Crimes Indicted for Murder
Mrs. Henrietta Bamberger of St. Louis was arrested on a bench warrant after grand jury testimony alleging knowledge of the murder of at least three women and destruction of babies. Nurses Lizzie Tieger Mary Hane and a sister testified. five indictments include first degree murder and manslaughter counts.
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Henrietta Bamberger
St. Louis
MO Chouteau Avenue
Bamberger
Lizzie Tieger
Mary Hane
Lyda Bret
Mary Holsening
Mexico
Angie Zimmerman
Moline
Lamberger
Mob in West Liberty torches livery stable in vigilante action
A mob of about sixty masked men attacked Jacksons livery at West Liberty Ohio chopping the front wall and driving the family from town with whips. The Jacksons had been accused of receiving stolen goods but the case was dismissed. Local authorities earlier arson charges prompted citizens to take matters into their own hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Jackson
Nelle Jackson
Edward Jackson
Danid Hickman
Ohio
Rickman
He May Be Tascott Confessed to Snell Murder
Vancouver police chief suspects they have captured William Trscott, sought for the Snell murder in Chicago nearly ten years ago. The man calling himself George Graham was arrested in Vancouver and jailed for vagancy, later ill in Darwin City hospital where he allegedly confessed to the Snell killing before fleeing. Graham denies the confession and claims he is not Tascott.
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Stewart
Vancouver
William Trscott
A. J. Snell
Chicago
George Grahaw
B. C
Dawson City
Snell
Graham
Tascott
Gold on a Sunken Warship Off Cuba
Wreckers aboard the Almirante Oquendo off the Cuban coast uncover a chest with 19000 in Spanish gold. The Cendoya Company employs divers and will retain the treasure. Five months of work yield gold and silver items from the sunken cruiser and nearby torpedo boat destroyer Major, with recovery continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almirante
Wreck on B and O train kills engineer in fog
A west bound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a freight near McCook's station Indiana. In the high speed wreck Engineer Bradford was killed and Engineer Larber plus two firemen injured as both engines postal and express cars derailed in dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Road
McCook's Station
Ind
Bradford
Larber
Colored children barred from Queensboro school case appeal denied
The Brooklyn Supreme Court appellate division denied Elizabeth Cisco's appeal to compel the Queensborough school board to admit her color marked children to the Brenton Avenue public schools. The court upheld a separate colored school, despite her claim for equal access. Two charged with murder in Ohio, Henry Klin ders ill with typhoid fever. a deathbed confession alleged the father and son killed the wife. Mrs. Jennie L. Fitkin shot at her Minneapolis home by an unknown assailant. police seek the assailant. Telegraphs carry 120000 words per hour Chicago to Milwaukee, then 20000 words per hour to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Cisco
Board of Queensborough
Brenton Avenue
Cisco
Frederick
Henry Klinders
Richfeld
Ohio
Jennie L. Fitkin
Minneapolis
Vanderbilt Inventor Seeks Patent For Freight Car
Cornelius Vanderbilt develops a new freight car concept aimed at specific freight classes. He will forward drawings to Washington and pursue a patent. The proposal appears practical and innovative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Washington
Two Deputy Marshals and a Merchant Are Slain in Indian Territory
In Indian Territory near Doakesville I J Deputy U S Marshals James S Kunis and Doug Everidge and merchant John Kelly were killed by two men named Bishop and Frey while attempting to arrest them for removing mortgaged property. Bishop had earlier been confined to an asylum and his wife mortgaged cattle to Kelly. Bishop was released recently and claimed he was drugged and confined to avoid losing his property.
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Stain
Indian Territory
Doakesville
I. J
United States
James S. Kunis
Doug Everidge
John Kelly
Goodland
Bishop
Frey
Kelly
Trance Mistaken for Death Sparked Braymer Girl Revival
Nora Johnson ten year old daughter of a farmer near Braymer Missouri was pronounced dead and funeral arrangements completed when she reportedly awakened in her coffin hours before burial. A physician calmed her nerves and she said a trance brought a vision of an angel promising death within a week.
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Lattice Smith
Stevens Point
Wis
Thomas Smith
Miss Smith
Richard Smith
Glasgow
Scotland
Missouri
Nora Johnson
Braymer
Methodist Mission Board Allocates 263317 For Foreign Fields
The Methodist Episcopal Church missionary committee in Washington approved 12 regional allocations totaling 263,317 dollars for foreign fields. Regions include North India 57150, Northwest India 26612, Southwest India 20694, Bombay 28104, Bengal Burma 16315, Foo Chow 21559, Hing Tina 0868, Central China 35100, North China 1200, Test Ching 13044, totaling 200,817 up 32,177 from last year.
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Methodist Committee
Missionary Committee of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
North India
Northwest India
Southwest India
Bombay
Bengal-Burma
Foo Chow
Hing Tina
Central China
North China
Test Ching
Multiple Headlines From 1912 News Briefs
Financial optimism for Spanish Honduras by Frank M. Parker Jr notes lower exchange rate than Guatemala. American Spring and Axle Company plans a 12.5 million capital consolidation with 40 concerns controlling 85 percent of trade. Princeton hazing ends in death of 12 year old Martin Bergen. Taunton fatal shooting by brother-in-law John Gallagher. Six killed four injured in C S M and O wreck near Humboldt. Typhoid closes Greensboro State Normal. Pullman Shops eye Denver site. Garret Hobart dies in Paterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Frank M. Parker, Jr
North American Trust Company of New York
Rpublic
Guatemala
Markets List Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs and Grains
Chicago to Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York report price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Highlights include Chicago cattle 3.00 to 7.00 hogs 5.00 to 4.25 and wheat No 2 red 6e to 68er with oats corn rye and butter egg ranges across the nine markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Catttle
St. Louis
Ste. Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Hobart Dies at Paterson Home
Garrett A. Hobart Vice President of the United States died at his Paterson New Jersey home shortly after 8 am Tuesday. Doctor Newton cited heart failure as the immediate cause after a two week illness marked by sudden weakness late Monday. Hobart spoke to Mrs Hobart before midnight as his vitality ebbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett A. Hobart
United States
Paterson
N. J
William K. Newton
Vice President Dies After Comatose State
The vice president fell unconscious and remained comatose through the night. At his bedside were Mrs. Hobart, Garrett A Hobart Jr, Dr. Newton and wife, and Miss Alice Wardell the nurse. A death notice was sent to President McKinley and to Gov Voorhees of New Jersey.
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Hobart
Garrett A. Hobart, Jr
Newton
Alice Wardell
McKinley
White House
Gov. Voorhees
New Jersey
Career of Garrett A Hobart in New Jersey politics
Garrett Augustus Hobart born June 3 1844 in Gong Branch New Jersey. He became a schoolmaster, then a lawyer admitted 1869, Paterson city counsel 1871, Passaic County counsel 1872, assemblyman 1872 and speaker 1873, state senator 1876 and president 1881, led state Republican committees 1880–1891, national Republican committee member 1884–1896, vice president after 1896. He married Jennie Tuttle in 1860 and was a generous neighbor and businessman in Paterson.
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Garrett Augustus Hobart
Gong Branch
N. J
Rutgers College
Paterson
Freeholders
Passaic County
Hobart
Jennie Tuttle
Socrates Tutte
Assembly
State Senate
Senate
State Republican Committee
New Jersey
Ile
United States
John R. MacPherson
National Republican Committee
Garrett A. Hobart
Statue of Cromwell Unveiled in London by Workmen
Telegraphic briefs report the unveiling of Oliver Cromwell statue in London carried out by workmen. A separate item notes 22 year old James Mendon of Titunville Pennsylvania died after tragging his gun over a log.
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Oliver Cromwell
London
James Mendon
Titunville, Pa
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Ward Line
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Norfolk
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Sloss-Shefferd Company
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Alexander Crawford
Crawford
Thomas W. Bracher
Vancouver, B. C
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Pelican
Chicago Consolidated
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American Spring and Axle Company
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Feter V. Bergen
Princeton
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Joseph EF. McMahon
Taunton
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Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
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State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
N. C
Pullman
Denver
Pullman Company
Garret A. Hobart
Garret A.oburt
Paterson, N. J
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