Burbon? Buencamino Captured, Urges Peace After Surrender
Buencamino, longtime Filipino leader behind the insurrection’s planning, surrendered near Manaog after evading American forces. He expressed willingness for peace and told Otis of Aguinaldo retreating north with 2,000 men. He was imprisoned by Brigadier General Williston in Manila in a secure cell.
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Manila
Buencamino
Edward B. Williston
Tarlac
Aguinaldo
Tomas Maxarine
Pangasinan
Manaog
Coli
Luther R. Hare
Thirty-third Infantry
Wheaton
Marcus D. Cronin
Smith
Otis
General Otis
Williston
Otis Reports Capture Amid Manila Cable
Washington reports via Manila dated Nov 25 that Buencamino insurgent secretary of state was captured on Nov 21 with Aguinaldo party. Aguinaldo and family fled north with 200 troops. Wheaton’s force pursued from Lingayen gulf. San Fernando sighted. MacArthur captured insurgent railroad director and English artillery Captain Lawrence. Lawton moves toward Bayamabang as roads open for wagons. About 300 Spanish prisoners freed.
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Washington
Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Wheaton
Buencamino
Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Bayamang
Dagupan
San Jacinto
Young
San Fernando
Mother
Lingayen
Otis Reports Fighting From Manila Cable
Washington despatch from General Otis notes insurgents feinted at Imus last night. Three enlisted men wounded their sons two killed one captured. The unit quickly withdrew with additions reported from Manila.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Imus
Government in operation well suited to conditions
Officers report people seemingly hopeful and bhessful as the form of government takes hold since the revolution against Spain began, with authorities noting the system operates smoothly and under favorable local conditions.
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Spain
Local Business Changes and Community Notes Across Town
Ralph J. Doty buys Irvin G. Stafford’s confectionary at 101 East Wayne Street while Stafford stays in wholesale paper bags. E L Lathrop named general agent of Road Makers Supply to leverage years of road tools sales. Mrs. Lucinda Knull returns from Troy township after aiding ill sister Mrs. Charles Phillips, who shows health improvement. Elks prep for a Masonic Temple circus next month with strong crowd expectations. Mrs. J C Hunter and daughter Bessie depart for New York where Bessie will perform with Proctor and appear in Philadelphia Rochester Albany Washington and other eastern cities. Post Office accepts J A Soliday’s resignation. Henry D Miller recommended to succeed. Miss Cora Yahne of Fort Wayne marries Orus M Engleman of Gablesville at Rev J Harter’s home. Oregon state senator George Clem visits Monroa township, touting Oregon as a “garden spot.” Detective Wilkinson receives a theft report of $2 cash, a chinchilla coat, pants, and a revolver, suspect heading toward Fort Wayne. Skeleton, likely an Indian remains, found at College Place with beads and arrowheads nearby. Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth leases Oaklawn farm, three miles from the city, for three years for inmate farming. Three more youths fined for jumping on moving Nickel Plate trains. others had earlier affidavits filed and some fled then surrendered. Fort Wayne nostalgia notes recount a 45-year-ago Fort Wayne trip and a snowfall difference. Michael Kirby will probate. his daughter Muers gets $5 from his estate, widow Ida J. Kirby receives the rest.
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Ralph J. Doty
Irvin G. Stafford
East Wayne Street
Stafford
E. L. Lathrop
Lathrop
Lucinda Knull
Troy Township
Whitley County
Charles Phillips
Phillips
The
Elks
Masonic Temple
J. C. ‘Hunter
Bessie
Little Whistler
New York City
Proctor
Philadelphia
Rochester
Albany
Washington
Post Office Department
J. A. Soliday
Henry D. Miller
Miller
Cora Yahne
Fort Wayne
Orus M. Engleman
Gablesville
J. Harter
West Main Street
Harter
George Clem
Oregon
Monroa Township
Noah Clem
Allen County
Wilkinson
South Whitley
College Place Addition
Indiana School For
Oaklawn
S. M. Foster
St. Joe Road
Kendallville
John Shifaly
Michael Kirby
Pittsburg
East Williams Street
Mary A. Kirby
Muers
Ida J. Kirby
Inspiration Poem Fragment by Frederick Cohn
A compact excerpt notes inspiration as a divine, enduring force that travels from above to bring lasting joy and peace. It compares inspiration to windborne seeds that make orchards flourish and beauty endure despite winter’s snow.
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Frederick Cohn
Bly's Dream Remedy Promoted for Catarrh Cure
An advertisement touts Bly's Dream Malm as a curative for catarrh hay fever and related head ailments. The copy promises solid benefits and urges readers to try the remedy for lasting relief and recovery.
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Bly
Ieeery Ing
Funeral of the late vice president Hobart attended by McKinley cabinet
The funeral for Garrett A. Hobart was held at his Paterson home and at the Church of the Redeemer with President McKinley, cabinet members, and senators in attendance. The service featured Rev. Magie, organ music, hymns, and a sermon denoting national grief and Hobart’s service to country.
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Church of the Redeemer
Carrell Hall
Capital Police
A. H. Garden
McKinley
Magie
Chas. P. Shaw
Second Presbyterian Church of
Paterson
God
Orpheus Club
David D. Magie
House of God
Garret A. Hobart
Hugenot
Died in the Ripeness of His Powers Honors Followed
The fragment notes a death described as occurring in the ripeness of his powers and full of honors, not of years, suggesting a valued figure remembered for achievements over time.
Washington in Mourning for Dead Vice President Hobart
Official Washington is in mourning as business in all executive branches is suspended and departments close. Prominent officials travel to Paterson for Hobart's funeral and city flags stay at half staff. Private homes display mourning emblems in tribute.
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Washington
Paterson
Hobart
Zollinger and Friess Wed in Small St John’s Ceremony
Miss Mary Zollinger and Charles Friess married Thursday evening at St John’s Reformed church parsonage by Rev. John Bosch. The couple, well known in the city, reside on Elm Street and are at home to friends at their new residence.
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Mary Zollinger
Charles Friess
St John’s Reformed Church Parsonage
John Bosch
Zollinger
August Zollinger
Mr. Freiss
Eckart
Elm Street
Local Resident Breaks Jaw After Street Slip
Cr. L. Aumick a city resident slipped and fell on the street last Saturday breaking his lower jaw. He was treated by Dr. Nieschang who set the bone in a cast. Recovery will take some time before use of the injured jaw is restored.
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Cr. L. Aumick
Mr. Aumick
Nieschang
Rumick
Five Chickens Stolen From Pfeiffer Farm Coop
Early Thursday a thief stole five chickens from Edward Pfeiffer at 19 Ross street. A daughter returning from a dance heard the birds squawk at 12 30 and saw a man jump the rear fence with the birds before fleeing. No clue to the thief.
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Edward Pfeiffer
No. 19
Ross Street
Guardian seeks Lady Yarde-Buller property in suit
W E Greenbaum guardian of Lady Yarde-Buller declared incompetent and sues Ernest Wakeman to recover her property in San Francisco and Oakland. Ralph K Blair and Arthur K Blair, her sons, join as plaintiffs. Wakeman is trustee.
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San Francisco
W. E. Greenbaum
Lady Yarde-Buller
Ernest Wakeman
Oakland
Wakeman
Ralph K. Blair
Arthur K. Blair
Fort Wayne Residents Praised for Doan's Kidney Pills
A Fort Wayne woman testifies to relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Meyer Bros. & Co. The ad-style notice urges public awareness and lists Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents with a 50 cent price.
Sabbath Breaking and Nehemiah’s Reform in Jerusalem
The lesson reviews Nehemiah's return to Jerusalem and the revival of Sabbath observance. It notes Tobiah’s occupancy of a temple chamber, intermarriage with surrounding peoples, and widespread Sunday commerce. Nehemiah confronts nobles, curses wrongdoers, expels Tobiah, and enforces strict Sabbath closure to restore sacred devotion and covenant faithfulness.
Nehemiah’s reforms and spiritual cleansing parallels in scripture
The passage links Nehemiah’s leadership with biblical calls to purity and sanctification. It cites priests Levites and ritual cleansings, notes vows to keep the Sabbath, and frames labor for God as purposeful and rewarded, drawing on II Corinthians and I Corinthians to affirm devotion.
Rambler bicycles of 1900 pattern arrive in large lot
Friday A. . Katt received an imposing shipment of Rambler bicycles of the 1900 pattern. The lot contained fifty five wheels.
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A. ©. Katt
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