Occupation of Zamboanga and Panay naval actions
Reports from Manila describe Zamboanga's siege by Commander Very aboard the gunboat Castine, with Mindanao revolutionaries led by Alcarez and Calixte, and local chiefs naming Alvares leader. American officials report tax exemptions and regional self government under U.S. authority after Novembers’ actions. Also noted are naval actions near Panay, captures of equipment, and losses including Captain Warwick.
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Manila
Salvador
Zamboanza
Very
Costine
Mindanao
Alcarer
Calixte
Sol
Juader
Avainal
Watson Midel
Tetuan
Midel
Zamboanga
Alvares
Insular
Uss
Colmel O. F. Long
San Proncisco
Manaueuse
San Francisco
Honolulu
Metcalf
Surveyor Trust's Register
Lloyds
Treasury Department
Treasury
Firing Line News From Hildyard and Mafeking Reports
London dispatches detail action around Modder River and Frere Natal with Methuen wounded lightly and Boer losses reported. Kimberley bombardment and marching forces, plus updates from Mafeking and Belmont, describe heavy shelling, relief efforts, and shifting front lines as British and Boer positions exchange fire and prisoners are noted.
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Moder
Methuen
Cellul
Beauliy
Khmberly
Mafeking
London
The
Times
Frere
Natal
Moudiy
Smith
Nailaty
W. F. Gatacrt
Joubert
Tudlyard
Ghentenant Long
von Mogel Em Travers
THI
Sears Masons
Earlesph Ottley
Pox
Yorkshire
Bake Carr
Nelson
Arzyi Wighlanders
Orange Iver
Wyber
Moers
Belmont
Gras Pan
Imberley
Mapering
Poets Wife Reflects on Inspiration Amid Plaster Fall
An Arlants Constitution quip notes a poet’s wife lamenting a lapse of inspiration after a yard of plaster fell on his head during a late night moment. The gag line “Better do it than wish it done” appears, while a Hood’s debate on curing cattarrh is hinted with a complaint about suffering.
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Hood
Discharge Motion Rehearing in Glenn Case Heard
Miss Glenn remains in custody as counsel argues lack of authority to set aside prior orders and potential double jeopardy. Local observers note Elia Dukes and sister relate to Glenn’s identity, while state officials assess personal property values and mortgage implications. A separate rail line division shift affects Springfield area shops and new district appointments.
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Dukex Pally
State Equalation Board
Hillsboro
Ills
Elis Glenn
Dwight
Oller
Mias Iienn
Chester
Glenn
Hoowine Angel
Dukes
Elia Dukes
Fie
Star Viat
Hills Glen
Tero
Springfield
Pee
W. H. Gridley
St Louis
State Board of Equalization Reports Cook County Lands Cut
In Springfield on December 1 the state board of equalization committees on lands and personal property submitted reports. Lands reports show Cook County lands reduced by 2 percent, with no other changes noted and others unchanged from last week. The committee reports were referred to the general equalization committee for action.
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Cromield
Reservoir Fort
Wimbledon
London
Dee.rorone
Baden- Fowell
Mafeking
War Office
Forestler- Walker
Cape Town
Crone
Ricevers
Transvaal
Marico and
Litehtenburg Courintenys
Seattles
Garrisiar
Cook County
Springfield
Mls
State Board of Equalization
General Equalizat Und
Committee For
Will of Hobart Leaves Liberal Bequests Across Paterson
The late Vice President Garret A Hobart's will, filed in Passaic county surrogates court, proposes a total estate around 2 500 000. Widow Jennie Hobart would receive 1 500 000 with the remainder split to son Garrett J Hobart Sr upon majority. Bequests include 5 000 each to St Josephs hospital Paterson orphan asylum and others plus 20 000 to Hobart Tuttles private secretary and 10 000 to A A Wilcox and 20 000 to David Hobart and 10 000 to each of his two children.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Genest Hospital
Children’s Day Nursery
St. Josephs Orphan Asylum
Paterson Orphan Asylum
Paterson
Hobart Tuttle
Three Thousand Out as Weavers Strike in Philadelphia
About 800 union upholstery weavers went on strike today, leaving nearly 3,000 workers unemployed in Philadelphia. Judge Pulsbury dead in Petersburg after a long illness. In Japan temples the kagura taiko drum accompanies worship, resembling a gong. Mexico bans church processions. priests may not walk city streets in church garments.
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Philadelphia
Mexico
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Calixto
Philippines
Commander Very
Castine
Washington
Otis
Hughes
Panay
Hloilo
Passi
Warwick
Biyonbong
Oregon
Vigan
Urdaneta
Portius
Whraton
Cexenam Grerne
Cadet Woods
Mitchell
Drummond
Stone
Grey
Woods
Farley
Herbert
Burke
Pathen
MacArthur
Manila-Dagupan
Wheaton
San Pablan
Lawson
Tayug
San Teil
Giemore
Pivat Authentle Arrmant
Thenwett Hla
Dee
United States
Fravkin
Elowus
Suiulay Thes Fond Peispurer
Din Gillote
Yorktown
Lion
Abra
Gilmore
Gilmorr
Baler Iarbor
Gilmorg
Tewis
Thelus
Muuitheny
San Tsideo
Ubi Plaza
Beacal
Aguiraide
Lawton
San Tater Hastine
Bert
Aner
Whiel
Ries
South Africa
Hildyard
Lumen
Weenen
Kimberley
Ktokfoutolu
Wricht
Spytfontele
Kinberres
Gee
Spytfontein
Tring
Kalr
Oipbaat
Free State
AGAL
Tripiesuman
Tee
Joseph Chaubertao
Wincheou
Leicester
Widay
Britain
Comuntry
Gasitonle Tan
Metwas Mewat
Auzke-Sixons
Coloniel
Eaglyamith
Buller
Pietermaritburg
Attehell
Ladysmith
Imek
Spe
Miging Exchange
Denver
Dunver
New York
New York Press
Ellis Glenn
MeKendree College
Lebanion
Charles W. Brown
Chicago
McKendree College
Isaac Hint Brown
Isaac Hinton Brown
Opera Slager
Tire
Ill
Aember
Lombard Ialian Grand Opera Company
Caiton Opera House
Mortenge
Baltimore and Ohie
Ofice of Recorder of Deeds
Sangmnen County
Charleston
Charles McDavitt
Tris
Milford
Edward Slote
Minnesota and Northwestern Railway
Northwestern
Earth City
Sinn
Mason Chis
E. W. Grove
Hobart
Pulsbury
Mec
J. H. Willsbury
Menard County
Petersburg
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