Captivity of Gillmore and Party
Lieutenant J. Gilm ore of the Yorktown relates an eight month captivity under Filipino forces near Baler Luzon. He and nineteen Americans endured hunger and harsh treatment under General Tino, were rescued by Colonel Hare and Howse, and recount brutalities against Spaniards and civilians. Several rafts failed during retreat to Vigan, and rescue culminated with the Yorktown group arriving in Manila.
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Aguinaldo
Tino
Manila
Jon
J. (. Gilmore
United States
Funboa
Yorktown
Courgenis
Baler
Luzon
Luthe
Mare
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Price
Hotel Oriente
Venus
Vigan
South Haces
Dilmore
Gilmore
Oreate
Agulaldo
Hare
Howse
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Tyooon Dew
Mnglish
le Dows
Gillmore
Gillmere
Dev. T
Tine
Wigan
Senor Vera
Waa i
Cuba
Tugalo
Otl
F. J. Wubert
Edward Burke
J. J. Farley
Urdanella
von Calen
Baltimore
A. Vs. Gordon
Fice
Backett
Third Infantry
Leland Smith
Frank Stone
Signal Corps
Harry Wmuber
Hospital Corps
Win, Bruce
Ridward Honeyman
Nevada Cavalry
Martin Brennan
James Curran
Charles Baker
Third Artillery
Inez
Brown
Honolulu
Tieutenant Gillmore
MacDonald
Twenty-first Infantry
van Galen
Farley
Oregon
Savager
Tdeutenant Gilmore
W. Alton
D. W. A. Venville
O. W. Woodbury
Stone Denies Dem Differences and Supports Bryan Nomination
Former Missouri Governor William J. Stone, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said there are no differences with Senator Jones and that Bryan remains the party nominee. He supports Puerto Rico acquisition, Cuba independence, and Philippine autonomy with an American protectorate, and urges patience and diplomacy before pursuing further actions.
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Chicago
William J. Stone
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Bryan
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Montpelier Tin Plate Mill Closes. Plant Moves Hinted
Hartford Ind Jan 7 The Montpelier tin plate mill employing 2800 men has closed. Rumor says the tin plate trust plans to move the machinery to Elwood or Andover for use in a plant at a home location. Montpelier residents pledged 825000 for the plant amid injunctions contemplated.
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Hartford
City
Ind
Mont- Pelier
Tin Plate Trust
Elwood
Andervor
Planta
Montpelier
Pro Boer Sympathy Meetings Stir Irish Americans
In Philadelphia a pro Boer gathering of the United Irish Society and allied groups united about aiding Boers while pledging not to violate U S neutrality laws. Washington reports the Anelony Order of Hibernians and leaders caution against rumors of Canadian invasions and illegal arms shipments.
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United States
Philadelphia
Washington
United Irish Society of Philadelphia
Ancient
Order of Hiberniane
Chlant-na-Gael
Total Abstineners Societies
Michael J. Ryan
United Organization
Uev
Academy of Music
Canada
Jan
Anelony Order of Pmibernians
Cie
White City
Tranmsvand
Stwart
America
Michigan
Massachusetts
New York
United Stutes
Arc der
General Greely Assaulted At His Washington Home
General Henry Wythe Greely, chief signal officer and Arctic explorer, was assaulted at his residence by Furnace, a Express Company messenger from Baltimore, and his companion Murphy. Furnace, 23, seized Greely and knocked him down the stairs, leaving him unconscious for about an hour. He was arrested. doctors held the general would recover.
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Washington
Jan. T
Wy. Greely
Dos. Furnace
Adama Express
Tediy Furnace
Baltimore
Charge Murphy
General Greely
Furnace
Recovering Founder of Berm College Highlighted in Richmond
Reports from Richmond Kentucky indicate Hey Jong G Fee founder of Berm College is recovering after an ill health note last week. The brief mentions Fee’s health without detailing the illness or circumstances.
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Richmond
Ky. Dan
Hey
Jong G. Fee
Berm College
Roberts Case Closed on Utah Constitutional Debate
Washington dispatch reports the Roberts committee resuming sessions with arguments over Utah statehood and polygamous marriages. Roberts argued there was no congressional or constitutional requirement to halt earlier marital arrangements and defended Mormon Church influence and US authority in the Philippines. The panel planned to adjourn to a later hour with possible further hearings by ex Secretary Curlish.
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Washington
Roberts
Roberta
Utah
Congress
Maine
Taylor
Curlish
Rev Dr McGlynn Called To Rest In Newburgh
Rev Dr Edward McGlynn rector of St Marys church died at the rectory after a seven week illness of heart failure and kidney disease. Archbishop Corrigan arrived with prayers and a funeral plan was not yet set.
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Newburgh
Edward McCgilynn
St. Mary's Churceh
Kright
McGlynn
St. Mary's Church
Jesus
Nis
Mee Gilynn
Hincoughs
McGivain
Brooklyn
Archbistion Corrigan
Newhurah
Corrigan
Isis
Dr. McGivan
MeGlynn
St. Mary's Rectory
Senate Speechmaking Plans Loom Over Week
Washington January 7 The week in the Senate centers on speeches on the Philippine war and the financial bill with Pettigrew and Beveridge among those speaking. The urgent deficiency appropriation bill, about 50 million for army and navy, is set for Tuesday or Wednesday and may trigger debate. The Secretary Gage deposit inquiry response is expected early in the week. Roberts case to be held for end of week hearings.
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Gage
Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Morgan
Aldrich
Tutesday
Beveridge
Hobart
Army
Navy
Philippines
House
Roberts
Hense
Weather and War Notes Dominate Morning Edition
The morning issue highlights threatening weather readings and ongoing war reports with General Boer actions and the capture of English soldiers. It also lists local political primaries, a doctor’s death, and regional notes on Puerto Rico impressions, court matters, and county roundup.
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Gilmore
Dr. McGlynn
Pennsylvania
Diphtheria and Christian Science Clash in New Brighton Family
Pittsburg dispatch reports a two week battle in a New Brighton family over diphtheria and Christian Science beliefs. Two children died. a third child and the father are dangerously ill. Authorities intervened as doctors were finally allowed in, sparking investigations likely to involve courts.
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Pittsburg
Christian Science
Hinston
Frank Martsolf
Nancy
Martsolf
Tasvier
Stey
Boyd
Thelale
Beaver Valley
New Brighton
Three Americans Killed In Cavite Recon Fight
Manila reports say recon patrols from Imus Cavite province yielded three American deaths and twenty wounded with enemy losses around sixty killed and eighty wounded. Colonel Birkhimer led Twenty eighth volunteers toward Noveleta while Major Tuewart moved toward Perez Das Marinas. A segment of the Fourth Infantry fought south of Imus.
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Manila
Imus
Cavite
Birkhimer
Noveleta
Tuewart
Perez Das Marinas
Fire destroys brick factory at East Fiftieth Street
A fire in New York at dawn destroyed a brick factory at 42 East Fiftieth Street causing extensive losses. The building belonged to Bloomingdale Bros and served as a storage warehouse. other occupants included Franklin M Wise aluminium maker Levy & Co elgara and Brown & Smithiou plasterers.
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New York
East Fiftieth Street
Bloomingdale Cros
Franklin M. Wise
Levy & Co
Elgara
Brown & Smithiou
Has Ladysmith Surrendered
London January 8 reports from the front suggest the Ladysmith garrison led by General White may have fallen as Boer assault forces renewed their attack with overwhelming numbers. Telegraphs indicate the garrison is unlikely to endure much longer, though official confirmation is awaited.
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Ladysmith
France and San Domingo shows strain in debt dispute
The United States worries over France pressuring San Domingo to settle a long running debt claim. Officials note possible United States involvement via the Fan Dominican syndicate that controls San Domingo customs revenues. The San Domingo administration faces funds shortfalls and a French demand of 40 000. a French naval move may complicate events. The French flagship Cecille reportedly heads to San Domingo.
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Washington
Jan
United States
San Domingo
Buveaux
Jiminey
New York
San Domino
Vlain
State Department
Jiminez
New York Syndicate
President Heureaux
Day's Death List recalls many notable figures
Lexington reports Major John Clark a prominent turfman dead at Coldstream Farm. Also in Cincinnati William Morgan, longtime public schools official, dies after years as superintendent. New York notes Captain Frank M Farrelloth, veteran of Mexian Civil Spanish wars, dies at Jersey City home. Chicago obituary recalls Rev. John Milton Williams, early Chicago preacher and theologian writer.
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Lexington
John &Clark
Clark
Coldstream Turn
Jim Gore
Locohetehee
Bunhurst
Santuario
Cincianati
William HH
Morgen
Clocinnath
Tetil
Boone
Morgan
Bushnell
New York
Frank M. Falreloth
Zurgancin
Jersey City
Bantiagno
Falreloth
Indiana
Chicago
John Milton Williams
First Congregational Church of
New Hampshire
British Lose a Battalion in South African Campaign
Despatches from General Forestier-Walker and reports from Cape Town detail a night assault by four companies of the Suffolk regiment near a hill, heavy fighting, and a near surrender with 70 prisoners taken. Boer forces report continued contest around Colesburg and Dordrecht as Kuruman bombardment yields 120 British prisoners and native captives. London confirms reinforcements and renewed attacks with unclear sunlit days hampering information.
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London
War Office
Ubshes
Forestier-Walker
Cape Town
French
Suffolk Regiment
Willson
Itty
Lorenzo Marques
Neas Dordrecht
Dordrecht
Colesburg
Bearne
Pretoria
Vryburg
Buller Hag
Frere
White
Houth
Lady Smith
Buller
Colensa
Roland Reed in Critical Condition at New York Hospital
Roland Head the actor, hospitalized at St. Luke's, remained in critical condition as of tonight after several days under care. The report notes his fever rising, with doctors treating him for his serious illness.
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New York
Roland Head
St. Luke's Hospital
Weather forecast for eastern Pennsylvania turns rainy
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday warns of rain in northern portions and showers across eastern Pennsylvania. Colder air moves in Monday night with brisk southwesterly winds shifting to northwesterly.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Dr. McAndrew
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Roland Reed
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