Aguinaldo Surrenders as American Southern Advance Opens
Manila reports Aguinaldo's wife sister and eighteen Filipinos surrender to Major Marshos Battalion in Bontoc. Three Filipino officers also surrender. In Laguna de Bay area the 29th Infantry lands at Cabayo, four wounded, twenty four enemy dead, 150 prisoners and four six pounder guns captured. Gunboat Lagunac Bay shells Cabayo, enemy retreats to Santa Rosa, fighting toward Silang. Americans burn countryside near Cabayo. reinforcements move from Manila. Documents found show planned uprising involving 1,000 Filipinos and district reader assignments. Provo marshal requests two more regiments for Manila protection.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Marshos
Third Infantry
Bontoc
Milipinos
Marsh
Agui- Naldo
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Cabayo
Laguna de Bay
Lagunac Bay
Cascoes
Pilace
Santa Rosa
Silang
Aronund Cabayo
Calamba
Calumba
San Pedro Macati
Casle
Buller reinforced as Boers strengthen position at Eswourt
Strong reinforcements arrive at Eswourt from Moor River boosting Buller’s defense. Boers fortify entrenchments as new armored train arrives from Durban. spectator turnout unlikely. In Manila, Tinano laments being superseded by Hood as governor of Cagayan and natives push to keep existing positions. A collision near Fort Steele, Wyoming kills Fireman Walsh and injures Brakeman Lower. No. 27 freight meets a helper engine.
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Cheveley
New York World
Eswourt
Moor River
Buller
Sposal
Durban
Tingno
Manthey
Manila
Yatiro
Tinano
Hood
Caugayan
Cagayan
Appaiil
Cheyenne
Wyes
Janu
Tom Walsh
Laramie
Lower
Fort Steele
Wyo
Union Pacific
Moody petition to admin Moody estate in Springfield
In Springfield on January 2 a probate court petition was filed by W R Moody eldest son of the late Evangelist Moody requesting appointment as administrator of his father's estate. The petition will be acted on tomorrow with the expectation of approval. Moody left no will.
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Mtoody
Springfield
Mays
W. R. Moody
Evangelist Mooody
Hig
Mr. Moody
New Year at the White House Draws 2900 Citizens in Line
Washington January 2 1900 more than 2900 citizens queued at the White House gate to greet the president after a dazzling New Year reception inaugurating the social season. Mrs McKinley attended frail yet cheerful leading the cabinet procession to the blue room as Admiral Dewey and the diplomatic corps added splendor to the ceremonies.
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Washington
Cuba
Arctic
White House
United States
McKinley
Miles
Corbin
Admral Dewey
Admiral Melville
Pension Plan Sets Aside 300000 For East Line Employees
Philadelphia report notes the Pennsylvania lines east of Pittsburgh inaugurate pensions for 950 long service workers due to incapacities. Average pensions equal about half their former wages. About 300000 currently available. westward extension requires more funds. Future hires limited to those under 35.
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Townsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Spies in British Yeomanry Force
London reports alleged Boer spies enlisted in yeomanry. A Chesham representative says officials are pestered by Dr Leyds agents. Two were accepted then discovered, similar incidents occur in Thorneycrofts Horse. Commanding officers warned to keep sharp lookout for spies.
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Tl.ondon
Yeomanry
Lord Chesham
Dr. Leyds
Thorneycroft
Record Trade Volume and Wage Rise Mark 1899
Bradstreet reports the year 1899 ended with record domestic and foreign trade, stellar production, and a wage surge across industrial employes. Exports near 1.28 billion dollars and imports approaching 500 million foresee a foreign trade exceeding 2 billion, a historic high.
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New York
Bradstreet
Fifty Miles Without Engineer On Northwestern Train
Overland flyer on the Northwestern road ran fifty miles last night without an engineer after the engineer E. J. Fiske fell from the cab near Mechanicville. The fireman did not notice the absence until the train halted. Fiske was later found unconscious and died in a hospital.
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Northwestern Flyers
Chase
Crow Gale
Cedar Rapids
Overland Flyer
Mechanicnville
E. J. Fiske
Fiske
Thurston on the Programan Nubrnaka Senator to Respoid 16 Toast
New York board of trade and transportation plans annual dinner at Waldorf Astoria on January 3 with 300 to 400 attendees. Senators Lindsley Thurston Hannan Beveridge invited. Thurston to deliver toast Our Foreign Policy. Perkins to discuss California and the U S merchant marine subsidies. president may attend.
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Nubrnaka
New York
New York Board of Trade and Transpordation
Waldorf-Astoria
New Anquet Hall
United States
Lindsley
Kentucky
Thurston
Nebraska
Hannan
Ohio
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Avi
Perkins
California
Washington
Signal Corps Men Attacked by Insurgents Near Tarlac
Six signal corps men were attacked by about 200 insurgents at Talverz east of Tarlac. Four were killed or captured. A censored dispatch said Filipinos harass the Tringayen coast and that Lt J C Gilmore and Yorktown crew members are with rebel bands in the northern mountains. The report notes opposition to Cavite campaign and discusses marriage law and civil government officials in the Philippines.
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Enrat
Tariac
Manila
Signal Corps
Talverz
Tarlac
Tringayen
Vigan
San Jacinto
J. C. Gilmore
Yorktown
Ceneryt Otis
Malabon
Antions
Cavite
Otis
Arellano
Lawton
Payanague
Bacoor
Imus
Bryan speaks in San Antonio on trusts and expansion
Col W J Bryan addressed the largest San Antonio audience to date, defending the Chicago platform of 1860s era and adding planks on industrial combinations. He discussed bimetallism, urged a stable Philippines government, and planned to travel north before returning to Austin for winter in Texas.
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San Antonio
Pex
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan Bald
Philippines
Mgr. Bryan
Austin
Texas
Judge Declares Greater America Exposition Bankrupt
Judge Munger ruled the Greater America exposition is bankrupt after finding it engaged in mercantile business within the acts scope. About 190 employees had petitioned for bankruptcy protection, preserving creditors while nullifying efforts to create preferred claims.
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Munger
Omaha
Exposition
Former Globe Bank President Under Guard for Boston Trial
Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe bank of Boston faced four counts of embezzlement totaling $300 000. The warrant arrived in Los Angeles and Cole waived a preliminary hearing. He will be moved to Boston under guard for trial tomorrow after a direct order from the U S attorney general.
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Globe Bank
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles H. Cole
Globe Bank of Boston
United States
Cole
Boston
Census Takers to Gather for 1900 Instructions
Washington dec 30 the census bureau announces locations and dates where supervisors will assemble for census taking training for 1900 sessions in Charlotte January 4 Atlanta January New Orleans January 8 Houston January 5 Memphis January Cincinnati January final dates to be announced for several missing entries and locations
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Washington
Census Bureau
Charlotte
N. C
Atlanta
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Memphis
Qquestyll
Cincinnati
Live Stock Trade Mixed Across Markets and Commodities
Jan 1 reports show cattle and hog prices uneven across Chicago and Kansas City. Cattle steady to lower with Texans firm and stockers/ feeders steady. hogs sold in a bearish mood with late market easing. sheep and lambs mixed but largely steady. Chicago futures activity cited, with wheat and corn movements noted in New York and Chicago produce markets.
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Soutit Omaera Liit
South Omala
Jan
Cattli
Chicago
Texas
Cnws
Adis
Kansas City
New York
Mareh Tiege
Vialtea
Thyes
Gorn
Ruszac
Wie
Timethy
Lieutenant Baylor Killed Crossing Agno River
First Lieutenant Edward R. Baylor of the Twelfth Infantry was killed December 26 when struck by a train at a crossing near Bautista along the Agno River in the Philippines. Born in Illinois, he entered the army from Idaho in 1889 after graduating from the Military Academy. He served in South Dakota and Nebraska, fought at Santiago, Cuba, and then served in Kansas and Missouri before sailing to the Philippines.
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Vrain White Crossliga
Fiilipgines
Washington
General Otis
Manila
War Department
Edward R. Baylor
Twelfth Infantry
Agno River
Bautista
Taylor
Illinois
Idaho
Tine
Military Academy
South Dakota
Nebraska
Santiago
Cuba
Kansas
Missouri
Philippines
Anti-Trust Campaign Launched by Weavelera Motel Men
New York headquarters for the Commercial Travellers and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust league opened. Secretary William Hoge announced a vigorous drive to organize travel and hotel groups against trusts. The league began in August with 12 000 members. Meanwhile at Shelton Nebraska a Union Pacific eastbound collision killed driver William Lippincote and two horses, with the wagon wreckage scattered and the train stopping to assess damage.
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New York
Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men’s Anti-Trust League
William Hoge
Hoge
Borges
Kbarnpy
Neb
Union Pacific
Sheliau
Wiliam Lippincote
Iappincott
Shelton
Baginner Austin
Dunbar
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