Hiding in Mountains Forces Routed in Filipino Chiefs
Filipino forces attacked in highland positions, the chief and his scattered troops retreat under pressure. Casualties and disarray reported as pursuit continues by mounted and infantry units. Local villages remain tense as reinforcements mobilize in the mountains.
Aguinaldo Forces Routed as Otis Reports
A Washington dispatch quotes General Otis saying Aguinaldo’s forces are routed and he is hiding in the mountains. Laogon fell to 50 navy and 50 army troops, Col. Howse of the Thirty-fourth Infantry routing General Tino’s army with heavy casualties and 100 prisoners. Spanish prisoners shift to American hands as 700 embark for Manila.
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Masons Gather in Washington for Washington Centenary
Masons of high degree from the United States and Canada converge on Washington to observe the centennial of George Washington’s death. The day includes processions from Mt. Vernon, prayers by Bishop Randolph and the grand chaplain, wreaths from England, and a Virginia grand lodge banquet. The Red Men also plan commemorations.
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Prohibitionists Plan National Convention Amid Staffing Shakeup
The national committee meets at the Palmer House to set the convention details and venue for nominating a presidential candidate. Samuel Dickie resigns, prompting a new chairman election likely to favor Oliver W. Stewart, with few expected obstacles.
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Resignation Triggers Illinois Secretary Succession
W. T. Wardwell resigns as National Secretary due to duties as Standard Oil treasurer. Alonzo E. Wilson, secretary of the Illinois committee, is slated to succeed him.
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Artists and architects convene at Johns Hopkins for city beautification
A group of prominent artists and architects from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago met at Johns Hopkins University to discuss plans for improving and beautifying American cities. The Municipal Art Society invited the gathering to consider numerous plans by noted artists and others.
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Royal Family Attends Windsor Memorial Service
It will be thirty eight years tomorrow since the Prince Consort death and members of the royal family gather at Windsor for annual memorial services. The service at Frogsmore will be held tomorrow morning with the Bishop of London officiating and the deans of the chapel royal in attendance.
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Texas battleship sails to Havana to load Maine dead
The battleship Texas sailed from Newport News for Havana to take aboard the bodies of the Maine dead buried in Cristobal Colon cemetery. She will return by mid next week and the bodies will be forwarded to Washington by rail.
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Forty-eighth Infantry to Embark for Manila on Sunday
The Fourty-eighth Infantry received orders to depart for Manila on Sunday aboard the transport Grant. This marks the last regiment assigned to Philippine service. The Victoria also sailed for Manila with 300 horses and mules.
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Pingree May Call Special Session On Constitutional Change
Detroit rumor says Governor Pingree will convene a special legislative session to amend the state constitution. One proposed amendment would allow municipalities to own street railways.
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Wellesley College Closes Early Amid Scarlet Fever Outbreak
The fall term ends today at Wellesley College due to scarlet fever. two pronounced cases are reported. Students with the mild illness have been removed to Newton hospital for treatment and isolation.
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Governor Poynter names Allen to U S Senate seat
Lincoln Neb Dec 13 Governor Poynter unexpectedly appointed ex Senator Allen to succeed the late United States Senator elect Hayward in a surprise decision marking a major shift in Nebraska politics.
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Death of Sir George A. Kirkpatrick in Ontario
Sir George A. Kirkpatrick former lieutenant governor of Ontario died this morning after a yearlong illness in Canada.
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General Leonard Wood Named Military Governor of Cuba
Washington December 13 General Leonard Wood has been appointed military governor of Cuba to relieve General Brooke in the post.
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Elephant Butte Case Repulsed by the Boers
Report of the Elephant Butte case describing a repulsion and beating by Boers. The account notes a clash or confrontation with Boer forces and summarizes the outcome as favorable to the Boers.
Heavy British Loss Claimed in Government Stand
A terse report notes heavy British losses amid a government stand. The fragment references wartime action with emphasis on the cost in life and the strategic setback for allied operations. Further details are unclear in the OCR snippet.
Methuen defeats Boer relief column again in South Africa
London reports Gen Methuen’s forces repulsed after two weeks rest as his Kimberley relief column clashes with the Boers near the Modder. official dispatches detail shelling, Highland and Gordon units, and entrenched positions amid heavy losses.
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Nominations sent for postmasters and Indian agent
The president sent nominations to the Senate: Colorado Charles T. Wade Burens Vista postmaster John F. Morgai Colorado City postmaster William P. Harbottle Salida postmaster Texas C V Batton Cooper postmaster Interior Major George W Stouch Colorado to be Indian agent at the Cheyenne Arapaho agency Oklahoma.
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Currency Bill Debated as House Adjourns Promptly
Washington December 13 The House met this morning and adjourned at 1 30 PM after a session of speeches for and against the Currency bill.
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Roberts Wives Testimony Asked On Multiple Marriages
In a state proceeding testimony was offered regarding claims that Roberts had more than one spouse. The session examined potential bigamy implications and the legality of Roberts’ marital status.
Witnesses at York Washington Case In Utah Senate Hearing
In York Washington on December 13 the house special committee overruled Roberts of Utah's demurrer to jurisdiction. Roberts questioned his status, then demanded dismissal if not a member. Witness C M Owen testified Roberts and Maggie Shipp Roberts used the name Maggie Shipp since 1897 and faced allegations of plural marriage in Salt Lake City.
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National Republicans Consider Acclamation for 1900 Ticket
Senator Hanna and Henry C. Payne favor nominating the president and vice president by acclimation in 1900. Secretary Root is linked as McKinley’s mate, with Saints Platt and others noting Root’s eastern strength. Payne says the convention meets June 12 but venue remains unsettled.
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Maine Havana Examines Feasibility of Raising Ship
The Maine Havana reports engineers will conduct another inspection of the wreck to study the possibility of raising the vessel.
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Metal Market Copper and Precious Metals Prices
New York copper opens at 17.00 per unit with silver at 5.94 and lead at 4.45 as market quotes list commodity prices for the session.
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