Retreat and Fighting Near San Fabian Amid Aguinaldo Push
Manila reports describe General Wheaton’s expedition landing at Linguyan and San Fabian amid heavy surf and fierce insurgent fire. U.S. forces routed Filipinos near Dagupan, captured prisoners, and pursued retreating bands as Aguinaldo reportedly seeks a yacht in the Sib Subic river.
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Manila
San Fabian Tieslay
Shafter
Dalquiri
Princeton
Bennlarton
Wihenton
Knox
Prince Team
Sheridan
Kennington
Helena
Calin
Manna
Arial Benta
Crouite
Twenty-third Infantry
Captain Buck
Puck
Perce
Patstons
Wheaton
Ai Ohare
Howland
Cideman
Biles
Shield
Twenty Third
Dagupan
Shields
Geveral
Aguinaldo
Longapo
Subic
Major Logan
Santo Tomas
San Jacinto
Marsh
Magdalena
Parupan
Tarlac
General Wheaton
Oregon
Hong Kong
Chenoweth
Davis
van Horne
Bradford
Seventeenth Regiment
Mabataen
Argenta
San Fabian
Lingayin
Lawton
MacArthur
San Isidro
Ban Teitre
Young
Angeles
Bamban
Bell
Sawkina
Cabinet meeting in Washington discusses Cuba Cuba policy postal unity and bond plans
The November cabinet session lasted about three hours. Officials said the question of appointing a civil governor for Cuba was not raised. They reviewed election results as an endorsement of administration policy and discussed establishing domestic postage in the Philippines similar to Puerto Rico and Cuba. Master General Smith reviewed postal unity and pledged a thorough report at a future intercabinet meeting. The bond purchase issue dominated the hour long discussion with Secretary Gates explaining the situation and officials indicating no purchase for now. There was consideration of refunding four and a half percent long term bonds at two percent interest, requiring congressional authorization, though no decision was announced.
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Washington
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Smith Acum
Inter Cabinet
United States
Gate
Pohiluethon
Treasury
London Auction Opens War Fund Subscriptions
Journal notes the start of subscriptions for the war fund in London with a total of 1,721 pounds raised. It details allocations including 2 004 pounds at six months and 1,000,000 pounds at months, with average sale percentages of 3 pounds 9d for six months and 1 pound 6d for twelve months bills.
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London
War Fund
Manila court says soldiers may avoid death sentence
Four soldiers condemned to death at Manila face possible reprieve after discovery of irregularities in court martial proceedings. Corrections are expected in Manila, potentially altering the death penalty outcome.
Troop Ship Sails From Queenstown
Crowds witnessed the departure of the Varian troop ship from Queenstown to Cane carrying the Connaught Rangers First Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers and others with over £40 men and stores aboard. The ceremony drew cheers from onlookers.
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London
Queenstown
Connaught Rangers
Royal Dublin Pusileers
Cigarmakers Strike at Mona & Co. Factory
One hundred forty workers at the B, KH, Mona & Co cigar factory struck over a new order that increased work without higher pay. They marched to a nearby factory where most were hired on the spot and the strike is expected to end once arrangements are fixed.
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Lanewater
B, KH
United States Pressures Alliances at Porto Cabello
United States minister Loomis asks foreign cruisers at Porto Cabello to act in unison to stop General Antonio Paredes from bombarding the port. British, French, German, Dutch and American captains plan joint action while Paredes remains defiant and resists any surrender proposal.
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United States
Loomis
Paredes
Innocent Pervons
Legation
French Sisters of Charity
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
W. W. Russell
Mr. Russell
Castro
Kentucky returns tally disputed in early election count
Louisville crowds witness the official ballot count with Republicans leading in Louisville and Jefferson County by about 3,000. Democrats claim Goebel will win by 5,000, Republicans pin Taylor at 4,400, and reports from Bardstown suggest a technical error may shift Goebel’s Nelson County plurality to 1,886 while Bardstown cites Goebel 1,958 and Taylor 1,198.
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Louisville
Court House
Louleville
Jefferson County
Louieville
Democrate
Goebel
Himee'f
Taylor
the Times
Der
London
A. W. Young
Democratic Campsliea Committee
Parbourville
Knox County
Clay
Liaureslie County
State Election Board
Frankfort
Bardstown
Gorbel
Nelson County
W. FP
W. &. Taylor
New Hope
W. & Taylor
William P. Taylor
Davis Monument Move Promoted by United Daughters
Richmond officials report Hon J Taylor Ellison presented a plan from the United Confederate Veterans asking the United Daughters of the Confederacy to assume responsibility for building a Jefferson Davis memorial. The cornerstone will be laid in Monroe Park, with about 240000 dollars in funds held by the association and camps.
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Richmond
J. Taylor Elimon
Jefferson Davie Monument Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
United Daughters
Jefferson Davis
Ellison
Monroe Park
Davis
Explosion at Herminia Injures Two Men
An afterdamp explosion at Herminia left Harry Walker and Sol Hurst badly hurt and unconscious for hours. They are not expected to die and recovery is hoped for.
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Greensburyg
Herminia
Harry Walker
Sol Hurst
Noth
Rise in Prices Noted in Dun's Review of Trade
New York Nov 10 J G Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade notes a rise in cotton to 7.1 cents, about 20 cents higher than a year ago, wool up about 10 percent, and pig iron at 25 dollars for anthracite No 1 the highest since January 1894. Iron contracts, ply, leather and shoes show gains while wheat and corn activity varies with export declines and a drop in foreign demand.
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New York
J. G. Dun & Co
Fitzaburg
Iran
Philadelphia
Mutthure
Chicago
United States
Canada
Agricultural Yield Averages Shift Across States
Washington reports the November agriculture statistician’s outlook shows corn yields averaging 252 bushels per acre in preliminary returns. Buckwheat and potato yields are down or up in various states with notable gains in hay and wheat prospects expected by December 10. PMID: None.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Tllinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
Santi Dakoata
Choate at Edinburgh Toasts Bond Between Nations
United States ambassador W. Joseph Choate was guest of honor at the Walter fruit club banquet in Edinburgh. Sir Herbert Maxwell praised Anglo American friendship while Andrew Lang and others lauded shared culture and Sir Walter Scott as the crowd applauded the address and toast.
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Edinburgh
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Walter Fruit Club
Sir Herbert Maxwell
England
America
Choatenau
Lord Salisbury
Atlantic
Walter Scott
Andrew Lang
Railroads Offer One Cent Per Mile Pass-Through to Philadelphia Exposition
In Philadelphia November a coalition of lines including the Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley announce an unprecedented rate of one cent per mile for travel to Philadelphia and Reading for Pennsylvania Day at the international exposition. Tickets go on sale November 1 and are valid through November 37, covering all points west of Harrisburg and Sunbury.
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Philiadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maltimore and Ohio
Philadelpha and
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrieburg
Sunbury
Sullivan Bernastein Fight Ends In Draw At Club
New York reports a closely contested boxing bout between Dave Sullivan and Joe Bernastein at a Broadway athletic club ending in a draw. Both fighters exchanged hard punches with neither gaining a decisive edge.
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New York
Dave Sullivan
Joe Bernastein
Is Broudway Athlete Club
Election trouble in Philadelphia exposed by Washington witnesses
Five men all residents of Washington, D C, were held for court on charges of repeating impersonating election officers and fraud. Kirkland, employed by a newspaper, acted as principal witness with bail set at $1,000. others at $1,800 total. Notable Republicans and a Washington police lieutenant implicated.
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Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
John F. Shuehan
R. M. Drinkett
William Cook
Harry Mc. Coahbe
George Kirkland
Samuel Salter
Joreph G. Rogers
Cniral
Rogers
Kirkland
Marty
Salter
John Silverman
Witrose
Salt
Clerence McCabe
Cook
K. FL Yankin
Silverman
Witneas
Kirk
Eaid
Institution
T. M. Johnson
Hoe
Polla
Rogers He
William Tramilton
Ihnese
Postales
Tt. M. Johnson
Newanaper
Wickland
Thievely
The Adams Affair.
Coroner Inquires Into Joseph Zelinski's Death. Local-Exciting Incidents at Old Forge. Official Footings of Tuesday's Election. Live Thunderin News and regional updates cover the week with weather hints and political notes.
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Old Forge
Tidewater
Joseph Zelinski
Adams
Tndherrin
McCormick's Crimes and Court Turmoil Across Cities
Cumberland Maryland reports Judeoe Boyd's verdict finding George H McCormick not guilty of criminal assault on Rose Polk causing a near suicide attempt by Polk who was restrained by her sisters Betella Robinson and Mia McCormick. Nearby, a New York appellate court weighs a special jury motion in the Molineux murder case. Greensburg Nevada notes mangled railroad track killings, with one unidentified man and William Cahose of New York among the two dead.
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Cumberland
Judeoe Boyd
George H. McCormicek
Rullty
Rose Polk
Frostburg
Court House
Washington Street
Wills Creek
Cobn
Mia McCormick
Stensister
Betella Robinson
McCormick
Miss Robinson
New York
Supreme Court
Roland B. Molineux
Kate 2. Adams
le Bartier
Greensburg
Nev
Pentasylvania
Latroby
Freleht
William Cahose
Oil firm’s reach questioned in Canada testimony
Andrew Cull of Montreal told the Industrial Commission that Standard Oil holds a Canadian refining monopoly and controls rail rates and distribution. He cited lower freight charges on Canadian oil, doubled through rates on shipments from America, and a high profit margin from local refiners. He alleged rebates but had no proof, noting consolidation raised oil prices.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Andrew Ti, Cull
Montreal
Canada
Cull
Standard Ol Company
Dominion
Standard
St. Johne
Mr. Livingston
Tle
Cannas
United Sisters
Canora
Tiny
Standard Company
Cramps Strikers Arrested in Philadelphia Rioting Case
Three Cramps shipyard workers and union officials were arrested in Philadelphia on riot charges after they refused police orders to move from the yard gate. Strikers Hugh Boyd Thomas Wilson and Joe Melon faced 2000 bail each. yard superintendent Harry Mull later surrendered on assault charges with 400 bail.
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Philadelphia
Atviking
Cramps
John J. Kees Gon
International Association of Machinists
Frederick Conselman
Machinista’ Organization
Hugh Boyd
Thomas Wilson
Joe Melon
Cromp
Harry Mull
Hugh Hoyd
Mr. Mull
Ing Hoyd
Extent of the Gold Belt Reported By Colonel Sheafo
Seattle dispatch says Colonel Sheafo reports the cold belt of the Nome district extending from the Bering Sea into Siberia is dangerous. A reputable mining expert backs the claim, noting no doubt of its truth.
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Seattle
Co. M. Sheafo
Cape Nome
Gerous Behring Sea
Siberia
Shenfo
Ex-Convict Wright Hanged for Farmier Adams Killing
In Shippenaville Texas on November 14 Thomas Wright an ex convict was hanged for killing John Adams a farmer The defendant believed Adams caused his imprisonment and subsequent penitentiary sentence
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Shippenaville
Texas
Thomas Wright
John Adams
Lipton’s yacht Erin sails toward Fayal towing Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton's steam yacht Erin, which departed New York on November 2, reached Fayal on November 10 and was towing the Shamrock. The sighting marks a notable leg in Lipton's voyage as the pair head toward European waters.
British War Office Reports Boer Offensive and White's Position
London reports from General Duyllor and General White describe ongoing long range bombardment at Cape Town area. Entrenchments strengthen, provisions ample, and refugees moving as Boer attack plans loom with reinforcements arriving at Cape Town and Durban.
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White
London
British War Office
Duylor
Cape Town
Tranavaal
Ladysmith
Gale
Royal Engineere
Maor
South Africa
Missing Portland bookkeeper linked to large bank loss
Edward P. Deering, cashier and bookkeeper for Woodbury & Moulton, vanished since Sunday. He reportedly left for Beeton at noon that day and has not been found despite searches. The failed bank’s assets exceed $500,000 and no formal audit has been done.
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Portland
Edward P. Deering
Woodbury & Moulton
Aince Muet Sundae
Beeton
Arava Ld
Transatlantic Passenger List Scrambled by OCR
In New York on November 1 a mixed list shows names like Cieareht Imbria and Flora with ports including Liverpool Amsterdam Motterdiams and Bhaogtverg, noting arrivals and sailings such as La Touraine to New York and Taurie to New York and Hamburg from Setorla. The fragmentary OCR creates unclear details about passenger origins and destinations.
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New York
Cieareht
London Mobilization Orders for Supplementary Division
Lord Wolseley announced orders for mobilizing the necessary reserves for the supplementary division. The men will join between November 18 and November 2, with recruitment invited this evening in London.
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London
Lord Wolseley
Weather Forecast for Workington November Update
For Buirdedau eastern Penne vanla Retn late Saturday and Saturday night, rain followed by fair and cooler Sunday. Easterly winds.
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Workington
Buiurdeau
Pennevanla
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Dun's Review OF Trade
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Eatimate
Standard Oil Company
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