Philippine dispatch details Manila siege and insurgent retreat
Gen Otis reports from Manila on Nov 27 and 23d actions near Tayug Mangularen Dagupan and Vigan. Wheaton and Fowler seize guns ammunition and prisoners, Aguinaldo troops disintegrate north of Manila, guerrilla bands surrender or join others, and Col Bell advances against insurgents occupying Mangularen. Casualty and prisoner movements include American and Spanish prisoners, with earlier reports of marines to Vigan and native aid to pursuit.
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Washington
Otis
Philippines
War Department
Manila
San Fabian
Lawton
Tayug
Wheaton
Fowler
Mangataren
Dagupan
Bell
Luzon
MacArthur
Sui
Aguinalda
Young
Asninalda
Tangued
Vigan
Youngs
Aguinaldo
Zamboanga
Oregon
Namogpacan
San Fernando
Rangued
Fabian
Bayonbong
Nuesta Viscaya
4Umbedunga
Mangaleen Minila
Nevo An
Tos Eenits Taye
Menealaren
Biadod
Siwericans
1Th Green
George Powers
Uie
Thomas Edwards
Charles Bird
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry W. James
Twelfth Infantry
John Desmond
Signal Corps
Foo
Aetillers
Col. Bell
Thirty-fourth
Mangulaien
Agno
Mme
Thirty-third
Alejandrino
Mangalaren
Varin
Manili
Nove
Flipinos
Francisco Keyes
Senor Jamarillo
Spain
Notable Foreign Residents March for Diaz Reelection Nomination
In Mexico City, thousands of foreign residents from the area united in a San Francisco street procession to the national palace urging President Diaz to accept the Liberal party nomination for reelection. Diaz gave a brief speech, declining to commit to a fourth term but listening to the people's will as demonstrated.
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City of
Mexico
San Francisco
National Palace
Diaz
Liberal Party
Admiral Dewey Delights, Chicago May Visit Proposed
Washington November 21 Admiral Dewey expressed satisfaction when shown a Chicago mayoral invitation noting he would consider visiting on May 1 if circumstances allow. Lieut Crawford reported the admiral had received hundreds of letters from people across the nation praising his defense of Manila and conveying sympathy.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Chicago
Dewey
Crawford
Sdmiral
Maine
Hing
Veteran politician Moe Manes dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the death of Moe Manes, a noted Republican leader and delegate to the Republican National Convention. The obituary notes his role opposing pro-Greenback forces and his efforts with party clubs, while detailing his personal financial decline and charitable deposits. The item also covers related public notices, bank closures, and other regional news.
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Philadelphia
Himes Moe Manes
Neagy
Mir
Mo Manes
Setuetud Garnet
Witter Heowas
Gieaute
Wits
Pee Co
Debe Hopkins
Lad
Witheerie Adaors
Abe
Tiny
Horsand
Features of Republican currency bill outlined in caucus draft
Washington November 28 The general currency bill prepared by the republican caucus committee has received final revision and will be released to the press Wednesday for publication. The measure reflects the committee’s unanimous conclusions and will be considered by republican members of the House likely next Saturday. The bill includes amendments to coinage laws a gold reserve rules for Treasury notes the bank capital and tax changes.
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Washington
Republican Caucus Committee
Congress
House
Evening Star
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Accidentally Killed and Public Notices Across States
Reports from Nebraska and Iowa detail accidental deaths and official notices. Maj. Guy Howard’s son arrived after a Manila funeral, a private service planned, and district judges appointed. Separate items note mourning for Vice President Sowart and a Muscatine shooting fatality near a quail hunt. Ardmore officers report a moonshiner fatality near Colbert. A Des Moines update confirms a Cerro Gorda district judge appointment. Other items touch libel’s changing meaning and perfumed California roses.
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Arial
Ominha
Neb
Guy Howard
OO. Howard
Philippines
Joh How
Manila
Bishop Williams
Fort Cook
Brave Hill Anthony Dies After Cocaine Overdose
William Anthony known as Brave Hill Anthony died at Presbyterian Hospital after swallowing cocaine near a Central Park entrance. He rose to fame after reporting the Maine explosion in Havana harbor in 1898 and was celebrated as a hero, later promoted to sergeant of marines and assigned to the Brooklyn navy yard. A letter to his aunt expressed despair and a note on a picture of his infant child read bury this with me, alongside a Spanish American War medal found among his belongings.
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New York
William Anthony
Brave Hill” Anthony
Presbyterian Hospital
Central Park
Maine
Havana Harbor
Igsbee
Anthony
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Currency Movement Shows Net Inflow For New York Banks
New York currency movements this week show bank receipts outpacing interior shipments by a small margin, signaling a shift toward New York with a net inflow. Subtreasury disbursements for government bond redemptions totaled 12 million, while overall weekly outlays reached about 25 million.
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New York
Sanny
Priday
Charing House
United States
Dewey fund appeal and labor unrest mix in dispatches
A World despatch from Washington reports a Dewey fund controversy with calls for donors to reclaim subscriptions as political figures urge support. Cincinnati notes the Epworth League’s new secretary Rev Wilbur Thirkfield succeeds Dr. Schell. St Louis reports no general miners strike in Missouri’s coalfields after talks. Springfield sees a streetcar dynamited by suspected union action with no injuries.
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Cincinnati
Dwin A. Schell
Chicago
Epworth League
Wilbur 2
Thirkfield
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Schell
Thirkield
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boston Theological University
Avanta
Generel Strile
St. Louis
Cal
Tlinois
Union Mine Workers of North America
Mile
Dlvnois
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Springfield
Seventh Street
Springfield Consolidated Street Railway
Fire at A Krolik Co. ruins Belvoit Wholesale Store
Fire gutted the upper stories of A Krolik Co wholesale dry goods stores in Belvoit Detroit on Friday night. Water flooded the lower four stories and damaged Strong Lee Co next door, totaling about 390000 in losses. Ex congressman A J Hostetler dies in Bedford Indiana at his home eight miles east.
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Belvoit
Detroit
Mich
A. Krolik & Co
Strong, Lee & Co
Gown Dreams and Wedding Fashions Striking New Trousseaux
A fashion column describes lavish winter wedding gowns by Gotham modistes with new satin and chiffon combos. Elaborate designs previewed include gowns with duchess satin, Brussels lace, and orange blossom motifs, while features of gowns for a wartime bride and other elegant designs are discussed.
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United Two Nations
Newport
Admiral Dewey
New York
Washington
Venice
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