Pursuit of Aguinaldo Tightens as U S Forces Close In
Washington reports indicate Col Hare of the 33d infantry and supporting units tracking Aguinaldo and about 30 insurgents toward Fontoc after forcing a road junction toward Le pani. General Young arrives in Vigan as American troops push through northern Luzon while Aguinaldo is believed to head south or to Cavite in response.
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Bangnel
Lepani
Fontoc
Aguinaldo
Mac Artur Te
Manila-Dagupan
Firant
Angeles
Sobig
Bell
Mangatare
America
San Clementie
Cine Calles
Mangatarera
Dood
Siteveth
Lawton
Ieldro
Genseal Ioitae
Pena
San Mates Val Z
Spanish prisoners flee to Vigan amid Benguet unrest
The report notes Spanish prisoners escaping Filipino control in the Benguet region and gathering in Vigan with several hundred already there. A steamer is planned to transport them to Manila.
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Arta Pe
Lita
Benguet
Vigan
Couple Found Dead In Hotel Room In New York
Police officer Charles L. Heasle and a young woman named Mamie Jackson were found dead in a Houston Street hotel room. They were asphyxiated by yar, with the cause of death undetermined, whether accidental or self-inflicted. Heasle was regarded as efficient. little is known about the woman.
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New York
Charles L. Heasle
Mamie Jackson
Houston Street
Yar
Heasle
Washington, Dec. S
Roberts
Trah
Congress
House
Richardson
Taylor
Obie
Utat
Wis House
Virginia Her
House of Representatives
Peace Court
Witler
His Life For Another's Horton Hanged for Murder
George W Horton, a former policeman, was hanged for the murder of Jane Nicholson a divorced woman who had announced she would break off relations with him. He stabbed her multiple times in a crowded public park.
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George W. Mortos
Jane Niet
Washington
Dec
George W. Horton
Jane Nicholson
Horton
Springfield
Ills
Po Uce
Charles Riley Apperson
Marlington
Pocahontas County
Jia Simons
Apperson
Chalme
Andrew Lowdermill
Willam Flowers
Jesse Myers
Ilinois State Reformatory
Myers
Hals Flowers
Wanshane Hte
Hoth
Moneagna
Simon Sprinkle
Shelby County
Cap Ayers is Killed in Washington Incident
A New York City based report notes Cap Ayers of the ordin ance department was killed today when a bicycle accident led to a fatal fall and a team run him over. Several other items mention labor federation politics and various regional incidents.
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O Toance
Washinton
Washington
J. ©. Ayers
Ordin A
Ton
Hip. Federation. of Labor
Socialist Movement
Miller
New York
U.c. S
Brooklyn Eagle
Franklin Syndicate
The
Eagle
William F. Miller
Imder
Montreal
Canada
Amended Pension Bill Fueled by Civil War Amnesty
In Washington, Senator Custom introduces a bill offering general amnesty to Civil War veterans, clearing records of desertion charges to qualify for pensions. The measure aims to aid thousands unjustly barred by old, often formal charges and seeks broader support amid diverse veteran groups.
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Dec. S
War Department
Congress
Hoih
Ubt
Iis
Inet
Sears
Cutlen
Association of Veterans of the
Widener funds crippled children's home in Philadelphia
A letter from Henry A. Widener to Mayor Ashbridge announced a $2,000,000 gift to endow the Widener Memorial Home for Crippled Children in Philadelphia. The institution will provide medical care, education, and industrial training to help orphans and disabled children toward self-support.
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A. BR Traction
Losan
Delphia
Widener
Ashbridge
Widener Thdusteral Home
State Board completes equalization. rail mileage pending
Springfield reports the state board of equalization finished its work with corporate and railroad assessments. Tangible property and capital stock figures are noted, while a clerk’s computations on total railroad trackage are awaited for finalization.
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Civil Service
Springfield
Ill
State Board of Equalization
Cook Young
Pullman Paline Car Company
Fighting Resumes Near North Front in South Africa
Reports say heavy firing resumed toward the north near the Molier or Modder river as Methuen advances. Telegraphs note Kimberley is under nightly signal contact. the Tugela river bridge is mined and the front remains quiet except at Kimberley where an armored train attack occurred. Casualties for the Boers are reported, though figures vary.
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Moilder River
London
Dev
War Office
Orange River
Graf Pan
Methuen
South Africa
Kimberley
Belligery
Maier Ityer
Kekewich
Julian Ralph
Daily Mail
Modder River
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