Lieutenant Brumby Death, Dewey Aide Passes Away
Passes away at Garfield Hospital Washington from typhoid fever on December 17. Lieut. Thomas O. Brumby, Dewey’s flag officer and Manila campaign aide, had been ill for weeks. his death shocks Admiral Dewey and recalls years of close relations and service in Asiatic waters. He was presented a sword by the Georgia legislature on October 26.
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Washington
Thomas
Brumby
Mac
Dewey
Manila
Garfield Hospital
Bramby
Lim
Nites
Georgia
Police foil planned open air beatings by Sir Connolly
Fragmentary report indicates a disruption plan involving Sir Connolly and associates intended to stage open air beatings. Police intervened and arrested a figure described as Sir Connolly during the incident. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Gonne
Mr. Connolly
Con
Aguinaldo Flees Pursuit Across Cordillera Front
Report from Manila states Aguinaldo again eludes U S troops as he retreats toward Bayambang after abandoning pursuit near Bagnen in the Grand Cordillera. Food shortages and high elevations hinder travel while native couriers and Spanish prisoners spread word of movements.
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Manila
Marh
Thirty Third Infantry
Aguinaldo
Bagnen
Grand Cordillera
Snéonute
Degietedl
Cervantes
Bagrien
Cervantes Dee
Auditors Arrested in Africa for Georgia Railroad Fraud
Washington reports United States Consul Gummere in Tangier cables that Moorish authorities have arrested Tootmas J Hapter, auditor of a Georgia railroad, on charges of defaulting in his accounts. No extradition treaty exists but Moorish surrender is agreed. Estimated loss ranges from 320,000 to 600,000.
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Georgia
Africa
Washington
United States
Gummere
Tangier
State Department
Tootmas J- Hapter
Adlan
Fefautting
Morocco
Lord Roberts
Philadelphia Wins Next Republican Convention Site
The Republican National Committee met in Washington on December 15 to choose the venue for the next party convention. Delegations from major cities pressed claims as ballots showed Philadelphia leading early, with Chicago and New York also presenting. After multiple ballots, Philadelphia emerged with 25 votes to 24 for Chicago, and the committee set the convention date for the 19th (Tuesday).
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Republican National Committee
Arlington Hotel
Hobart
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Chicago
Samuel Reymond
George W. Miller
St. Louis
Wallbridge
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E.D. Ward-Devoy
New York
Depew
Philadelphia
Hidden arms surrender shocks Cuban city report
Mayor of Santiago de Cuba says field guns and rifles have been surrendered in a surprising move amid ongoing Cuban unrest. The report notes months of suspected large quantities of hidden arms and references Holguin as part of the unfolding story.
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Tunis
Santiago de’ Cuba
Island
James
Polalog Suis
Persmud Anthos
Sau
Ali Gist
Clerks Approved for Post Office Positions under Department Rules
Post office clerks, including unmarried and alien applicants, have had their employment approved by the department. The approval specifies eligibility under the department’s guidelines and indicates no disturbance of their status or duties.
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Syup
Juror James McGrath Held on Bribery Charge
James McGrath, juror in the Cecelia Sorenson administratrix v Chicago City Railway case, was held in default of 8000 bond to await grand jury action on charges of soliciting a bribe to influence a possible verdict. The proceedings occurred before Judge Garver with attorney G. Gage for the defense alleging the attempted bribery.
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James McGrath
Cook
Chicago
Janes McGrath
McGrath
Cecelia Sorenson
Chicago City Railway Company
Dudge Garver
G. Gage
Diamond field in Michigan mystery location kept secret
A supposed diamond field found in the wilds between Mishipicoben and Port Arthur remains unnamed. An expert from Kimberley reportedly identified a Kimberley-like formation with potential vast deposits. Mrs. John A Logan heads west with relatives from Youngstown awaiting Philippine casualty news.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mishipicoben
Port Arthur
Kimberley
Child Dies After Pint Of Whisky In Philadelphia
A four year old, Mamie Bastard, drank more than a pint of whisky and died after prolonged illness. The liquor was bought by the father for private use. Doctors flag the danger of small children accessing alcohol and the need for vigilance. The report also notes a plan to transport sailors’ bodies from Havana to the United States and burial arrangements following the Maine incident.
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Philadelphia
Mamie Bastard
Hee
Texas
Norfolk
Havana
Maine
United Suites
Monroe
Watch Factory in Forestville Destroyed by Fire
Fire gutted the Wrist Clock Manufacturing Co. plant in Forestville, causing an estimated loss of 125,000 dollars. The blaze left the building in ruins, with clocks and machinery in various stages of completion scattered throughout. Upstairs offices and factory floor were reported as heavily damaged.
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Cr Maunaccurer Ing
He EN
Earthquake in Utah Triggers Widespread Disruption
An earthquake in Utah caused significant damage and frightened occupants across several cities. Authorities reported injuries but no fatalities, with emergency services mobilizing to secure affected areas and assess structural safety. Local businesses and services faced interruptions as crews worked through aftershocks and rescue operations.
Democrats Show Hand on Philippines Resolutions
Washington reports two joint resolutions moved on December 14 by Williams of Mississippi defining Democratic leader positions on the Philippines. One would recognize Philippine independence, withdraw Our Fortes while refunding 20 million dollars paid Spain, grant a naval port, and keep free port access in perpetuity. It promises friendly aid and ten years of protection against foreign aggression under American control. The second seeks treaty details with the Sultan of Sulu and asks the Senate committee to examine constitutional and statutory bans on slavery and polygamy among the Sulus.
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Philippines
Washington
Williams
Mississippi
Spain
Philippine
Sultan of
Sulu
Sulus
Verdict on Washington mine disaster held by Coroner's Jury
The coroner's jury in Carbondale Washington found thirty one miners died in the gas explosion at the Carbon Sal Coal Company mine. They held the company to due diligence to keep the mine free from gas and comply with state mining laws for the safety of its employees.
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Washington
Carbondale
Wash
Carbon Sali Coal Company
Sail Company
Pettigrew's Resolution Sets Senate Inquiry Dates
The Senate announces a sine inquiry on December 24 through January 3 regarding a proposed Christmas disourn ment. The resolution by Pettigrew requests formal review of the matter with official procedures outlined for the period.
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Senate
Goebel Contests and Conspiracies in 4 Defendants Case
Democratic chiefs push for a contest against Goebel as four other defendants await trial. Allegations claim a wide conspiracy involving cigar manufacturers with over 1.5 million labels seized. President of the United States reportedly pledged to France’s president amid currency and taxation debates.
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Smarey
Tigars
Market Quotations and Cattle Prices Digest
An OCR fragment lists commodity quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grains with varied prices across markets including Indianapolis and Cincinnati. It notes shipping grades wheat corn oats butter and eggs with mixed figures, and mentions pounds per barrel and per hundredweight in several lines.
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Elysee Light
Atthe
Yim Shipping
Hume the
Alan
Fidirte Theting & Pats
Nattery
Eas
Weststorm
Washington’s Death Centenary Observed Across Realms
An 100th death anniversary observance across England Canada Nova Scotia and New Zealand lodges participate in processions from Mount Vernon to signal homage. President McKinley to Mount Vernon with cabinet, a special electric train, and a ceremonial moving of remains similar to the original funeral rites. Attendees include diverse dignitaries as rites conclude with prayers and dirges marking Washington’s legacy.
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Washington
Third United States Cavalry Band
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Seventh Street
River
Mount Vernon
J DfkRinley
Ie Cabinet
MicKinter
Virginia
Bell Awarded Medal for Philippine War Valor
Details honor General James Franklin Bell for gallantry in the Philippines. He led a charge near Porac, singlehandedly punching seven enemy fighters, earning a congressional medal. Bell, Kentucky native, entered West Point in 1874 and graduated in 1878. The piece also covers Florida gubernatorial prospects, Maryland Senate plans, and political commentary on upcoming endorsements and party dynamics.
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Bell
Porac
Coudiner
J. Bell
Kentucky
Military
British Losses Rise in Mailer River Battle Near Kimberley
Reported clash north of the Mailer river describes Methuen’s forces suffering heavy casualties. British units including Gordon Highlanders and the First Guards faced Boer entrenchments with fierce artillery and trench fighting, yielding over 1,000 lost or wounded and several officers killed or missing.
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Tees
Methuen
Mailer River
Gightasd Brigade
Tere
Bnetlu Board
Aright
Cank
Elias
Afri
Alugers
Entein
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Highland Brigade
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Stirling
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Callstream Guards
Sketches of Dick Colenem in jail memoirs
A fragment notes a mob likeness of Dick Colenem in jail at the cake in Maysville Wyoming. It claims Colenem killed his wife Mack Taylor and was implicated in a death tied to A. L Sougy set in a sensational murder context.
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Dick Colenem
Pegro
Maysville
Coleone
Sugdurer
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