Notable Victory Report Across Insurgent Forces
Otis cables that Mayonboug in Navva Viscaya province surrendered November 25 to Lieut Monroe of the 4th cavalry. Insurgent general Canod capitulated with 50 men and three native scouts. The force included Mausers and officers. seventy Spanish and two American prisoners were captured.
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Mayonboug
Navva Viscaya
Monroe
4Th Cavalry
Carrangalan
Canod
Capture and Report of War Events in Washington Area
A scrambled excerpt describes officers surrendering and a reported capture near Washington. The passage mentions Lieutenant Mat of ile Fonrai and a press focus on the United States troupe in a tense wartime context, highlighting public interest in ongoing military actions.
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Acultaldo
Washington
Hanahan
Fienerat
Porte
Ile Fonrai
Cousitera
Tayonbenis
Typical House Recounts Atrocities In Battle Siege
A fragmentary report outlines harsh conditions during a wartime occupation. It mentions life under fire, forced evacuations, and the impact on local civilians. The text references captains and camps, with a critical view of leadership and hardship endured by natives.
War casualties and political tensions amid Philippine conflict noted
Reports state Captain Warwick of the 19th infantry was killed at Passi on the 26th. Mentions Aguinaldo ally Calixto and leaders Midel and Tetum in negotiations. U.S. Congress debates oath eligibility for representatives and cites precedents. Also notes church elections, currency data, and local sensational health advert.
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Kichteenth
Passi
Zamboanga
Mindanao
United States
Calixto
Aguinaldo
Michel
Tetum
Midel
Fetunn
Castine
Zaubornga
Jin
Treaty Signed on Samoan Partition and Escort to Pretoria
The state department reports the Samoan Islands partition treaty was signed in Washington. The president designates A. F. May to travel to Pretoria as the U S representative to succeed Macruni, the U S consul there, and as son of the secretary of state.
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Washington
South Africa
United States
Young Bay
Samoan Islands
State Department
Day
Pretoria
A. F. May
Oure
Macruni
U.S
Trade activity and prices in New York amid unsettled weather
Trade remained satisfactory despite weather with diverse movements across grains, textiles, metals, and wool. Wheat and corn fell slightly due to wet conditions while cotton futures rose. raw wool and hats advanced. iron and steel weakened slightly. U S business failures for the week totaled 71 with 202 net.
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New York
Dewdsteret
Baran
United States
Ashal
Khalifa's Death Narrated Amid Desolate Scene
Descriptions from Cairo dated December 2 recount General Wingate’s pursuit of the Khalifa and his eventual death after urging loyal followers to stay with him. The report portrays the fallen leader amid a field of dead guards and a somber, embattled scene in the desert.
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Cairo
Wingates
Khalifa
Evis
Ines
Man Struck Near Methodist Church in Sanford Ind
An unknown assailant struck Maberley as he was leaving the Methodist church at Sanford Indiana, crushing his skull. The incident occurred near the church, and authorities are investigating the assault.
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Onal Vrrnanon
Tsaying
Maberley
Sanford
Ind
England Hears From South African Leaders War Report
London reports from Cape Town and surrounding areas relay Gen. Gatacre noting no change, Gen. French reconnoitering Naarwpoot to Roa meal, and Gen. Methuen recovering from a flesh wound with reinforcements on the way. Silence falls as leaders assess supply needs and potential advances. A separate Iowa fire destroys Paine & Son livery stable with significant loss.
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London
War Office
Forrestier-Walker
Capetown
Gatacre
French
Naarwpoort
Roa Meal
Cavalry Corps
Devar and
Belmont
Telegraph Briefs From The Era Of National Strains
The Princess of Yale turns 55 yesterday and other items report scarlet fever and diphtheria in Chi Rnlzaria, gold standard abandonment at a state bank, BC miners opposing US labor, and New York bonds closing near noon. Especor Witlain’s son betrothed by Queen Wil, and a $100,000 estate tied to late VP Faposes are noted. Various political, labor, and international notes include fall wages, Aylmer in Washington, open door policy in the Philippines, and a note on Cape Town travel by Webster Davis. A general survey of social and political snippets ends with a call to subscribe for Tax Race.
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Chi
British Columbia
New York State
Especor Witlain
Queen Wil
W. Gayle
Owiir County
Congress
Seyeatt Beateky
Falliver
Mass
John M. Aylmer
Washington
Tekent
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McKinte
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Cen
Mo Moutton
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Ortenge
Ushkosh
Wis
Lee
John McClusky
Kansas City
Dee Pates
Visage
Webster Davis
Interior Department
Toon
New York
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South Africa
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Transvaal
Kruger
Exodial Talk Pushes Chicago Firms to New York Relocation
Chicago reports claim major industrial firms including American Steel and Wire and Minnesota Stove Works plan moving headquarters to New York after year’s start. Officials cite state legislature and Illinois courts as hostile to corporate growth, with taxes and penalties cited as prime removal drivers.
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Texea
Carbondale
Philpine
Chicago
New York
Canerns
Visiial Aus
Ares Tie Theose Sagar Huaining
Compstis
T State
Choosing a Chief Selecting Floor Leader
Washington reports a Democratic House caucus on December 2 to nominate candidates for house officers. The roll call lists Richardson of Texas De Armond of Missouri Bankhead of Alabama Salver of New York with 138 members present and results showing De Armond and Bankhead in contention.
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Washington
House
Richardson
Tewsee
de Armond
Ouri
Bankhead
Alaba Ler
New York
Hardson
Salver
Bank
New Northern Road Incorporates Danville Line
The secretary of state sanctioned the incorporation of the Danville Paxton North ern railroad with capital stock set at $100,000. Incorporators and first board include Charles Bogardus of Paxton, William P. Cannon, Gus M. Greenebaum, M. E. Kin, and George Buckingham of Danville.
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Danville
Springfield
Tice
Danville, Paxton & Northern Railroad
Charles Bogardus
Paxton
William P. Canhon
Gus M. Greenebaum
M. E. Kin
George
Buckingham
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Charles Bradley
Liabilities totaling 46500 are listed in a bankruptcy petition filed by Charles Bradley a Rock Island salesman in the United States district court in Chicago. Bradley now has no assets and formerly operated in Fairbury Illinois where business difficulties surfaced though he has largely liquidated his debts.
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Charles Bradley
United States Court
Chicago
United States District Court
Rock Island
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