Maneuvers of the Manaense transport near Manila
Manila dispatch details the Manauense transport with Lieut. Col. Webb Hayes and the 31st Infantry arriving in Manila after a harrowing voyage from San Francisco. The ship was undermanned and seaworthy, engines failed during a typhoon, and soldiers bailed for 12 days amid rising water and dwindling provisions. Firemen were raised by soldiers, and the crew faced mass desertion before reaching Manila Bay. The voyage included a separation from the Pekin and a prolonged period of darkness, with repeated engine failures and spoilage of meat and vegetables. The officers praised the soldiers for courage and pledged pay, while soldiers debated mutiny. The regiment was to proceed to Zamboanga on Mindanao with the Pekin.
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Manila
Mananense
Webb Hayes
Ier
San Francisco
Manila Bay
Dunleavy O
Webb Wayes
Eceini
Perkins
Honolulu
Col. Hayes
Ciy
Shes
Shen
Pekin
Zamboanese
Mindatao
Bell
Alejandrine
Gen. San Miguel
Harpers in Trouble as Harper & Brothers Reorganize
New York reports Harper & Brothers unable to meet maturing obligations after 82 years, with control placed under State Trust Company as trustee for a $4.5 million mortgage to J Pierpont Morgan. Assets and liabilities described, with Col George D B McHarvey appointed to manage the reorganization and creditor claims administered under the mortgage.
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New York
Sniper & Brothers
Franklin Square House
J. Pierpott Morgan & Co
Harper
Hine
Camearn
Ping
Col
George DB. McHarvey
Mirper & Ree
Ioy
Tarper & Bros
Lusiness Circlus
Harper's Round Table
Cobh Wises
Piebterdmess Wits
President's annual message ready for Congress
Washington November 29 The president's annual message is structurally complete and ready for transmission when Congress assembles next week. The message will be long due to many topics and portions about different topics have been sent to the printer as proofs are revised. It is uncertain whether the message will be sent next Monday due to the vice president's death and possible Senate adjournment. the House will adjourn when organized. Cabinet met to review the message and praised its strength and amiable tone. Maud Mitchell dies from wounds inflicted by horse trainer John Hayslip after a November 15 shooting that also wounded Mrs Hayslip and Charles Barrore.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Kansas City
Maud Mitchell
City Hospital
John Hayslip
Former Senator Tipton Dies in Washington at 82
Washington aged eighty two former Nebraska senator Thomas W. Tipton died Tuesday after eight years in the U.S. Senate. The veteran public servant was remembered for his patience and service to the state.
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Washington
Thomas W. Tipton
Nebraska
United States Senate
Patie
Methuen defeats Boer force at Modder River in bloodiest battle
London dispatch reports Gen. Methuen crushed a Boer force at Modder River near Kimberley, with heavy casualties on both sides. British aims include relieving Kimberley and advancing toward Mofudder River crossing two miles south of the city. Other items note casualty tallies, Cronje movements, and potential simultaneous actions across theater.
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London
Lord Methuen
Modder River Station
Cronje
Kimberley
Methuen
Methneu
Belmont
Gray Pau
Modder River
Baller
Gras Pus
Ernstin
Thesday
Methudus
Liticers
Crites
Porestier Walker
War Office
Gabler
Mode River
Sruodel Starmberg
Porestier-Walker
Kekewieh
Orange
Royal visit by Emperor William and Queen Victoria expected
London dispatches report Emperor William and Empress visiting England with formalities limited. Queen Victoria reportedly invited to Coblenz or Potsdam for a private stay, with plans for a possible April gathering in Bordighera and Italy. The emperor leaves funds for soldiers' children and ships in harbor fly flags in welcome.
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London
Germany
Sandringham
Wolferton
Port Victoria
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke of Cambridge
William
Duke of York
Hohenzollern
Duke of Yori
Wohenzollern
Flushing
Queen Wilhelning
Tle Gereniu Legation
Col
Marshall
South Africa
England
Victoria
Italy
St. Gothard
Coblentz
Potsdam
Mermajesiy
Berlin
Daily Mail
Aurobert
Victorian
Bordighera
WRECK OF THE MAINE Debate Over Removal In Havana Harbor
Washington reports disagreement between Secretary Long and General Brooke on who should remove the wreck of the Maine in Havana harbor. Long says it is a military matter for army engineers, while Brooke favors removal to clear navigation and recover bodies. Fortunes and plans vary, with talks of destroying or moving the wreck after recovery.
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Washington
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Sruoke
Cuba
Army
Missy
Maine
Havana Harbor
Brooke
War Department
Cien
Hey
Fitzhugh Lee
Ilivana
Gold Standard Plan for United States Money
Washington November report outlines a Republican bill to set gold as the universal standard, require payments in gold, and create a treasury division for money issue. It omits broad banking reform, seeks to curb secretary power, and favors gold redemption for all forms of money. The authors include Henderson Payne Daizell Overstreet Kerr Babcock Morris Lovering Todd Curtis Hawley.
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Republican Caucus Committee
Congress
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Suieed
Sanwaking
Rpublican Party
D. B. Henderson
Town
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New York
John Daizell
Pennsylvania
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
W. 8. Kerr
Ohio
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Page Morris
Minnesota
William C. Lovering
Massachusetts
Eugene I. Toad
California
Charles Curtis
Kansas
R. B. Hawley
Texas
Con
Col. Henderson
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