Capture of 200 Rebels in Night Coup Near Capas
Cap t Leonhuuser surprised 200 insurgents at Capas on Nov 18 during a night march from O Donnell. seized 200 fighters along with arms, 10 000 rounds, and four tons of subsistence. One Filipino dead, no American casualties.
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Leonhacuser
Capas
Manilla
Dagupan
Aguinalto
Lawton
Manila
Leonhiuser
O'Donnell
Capa
Theois
Maniio
General MacArthur
San Jose
Young
Samuel Mo Bwihrert
Third Cavalry
Pozorrublo
Northesset
Nagapan
Wigert
Minewiet
Tayue Road
Etare
Givanece
Paseo
Agulne Aldose
Ceneral Lawton
Luna
Nueva Vimenva
Novlek
Atunita
Ons
MacArthur
Americana
Zrmabiles
San Miguel de Camilong
Panique
Manttatirom
Mangolaron
Unayambane
MacArthur le
Durban
Fourth Cavalry
Conte
Mttoy
Annahoo
Imus
Bous
Annabas
Tayvambang
Amer
Emperor and Empress of Germany Visit Windsor
The Emperor and Empress arrive in Windsor at 1.45 pm with heavy crowds and German and British royals greeting them. Queen Victoria hosts, the couple inspect the guard, stroll Windsor Park, and plan a banquet with St George’s Messenger Choate as guest. German papers call it a family visit with no political aim.
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Windsor
Germany
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of York
Castle
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Duke of Consaught
Windsor Park
St. George Ial
United States
Choate
London
Reverend Nathan Swichton Dies in Tunkhantioek at 84
The clergyman Reverend Nathan Swichton, aged 84, died at his home in Tunkhantioek. He allegedly performed a marriage between Jan Gould and Mrs. Farah Angell of Champlain, N. Y. The elderly pastor led a quiet life and avoided public notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhantioek
Nathan Swichton
Jan Gould
Farah Angell
Champlain
Angell
Gould
Navy issues order for Chicago voyage to South Atlantic waters
The navy department released a statement to Rear Admiral Schley saying the Chicago will proceed to South Atlantic waters touching for provisions at Rio de Janeiro and other ports as necessary. It orders prompt repairs and special attention to work aboard the ship Wilmington.
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Washington
Navy Department
Helal
Kegt
Schley
Chicago
Vice President Hobart Improves Steadily After Sleep
Paterson N J Nov 2 The Vice President Hobart showed a more favorable day today than initially feared. He became more cheerful in the afternoon after a few hours rest and his condition was described as holding his own by Hobart Tut tle the vice president's brother in law.
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Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Moore
Hobart Tuttle
Steamship Arrivals and Clearances in New York Port
Arrivals include the Manton from Rotterdam and Ameria bound for New York. Steamships Saale and Friesland cleared to Bremen and Antwerp from New York, with Rotterdam and Friesland noted as arrivals from New York and Rotterdam.
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New York
Manton
Rotterdam
Saale
Bremen
Southampton
Liverpool
Ameria
Antwerp
Friesland
Disastrous prospects for Democrats at Chicago meeting
The Democratic national executive committee in Chicago discussed organization and campaign strategy with National Chairman J. K. Jones presiding. Talks centered on high prices, antitrust efforts, free silver, and possible leadership changes led by W. H. Harvey at the bureau, with plans to hold the national convention as early as April or May and to mount a broad anti-trust campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic National Executive Committee
J. K. Jones
Sherman House
Wee
Washington
Jones
Charlee Walsh Auld
W. H. Harvey
William Sulzer
New York
James F. Minturnot
Jersey
Pettignow
South Dakota
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Arkaninga
Charles A. Waleh
Iowa
J. G. Johnson
Karsas
D. H. Clayton
Mabama
Thomas Gahan
Tynols
J. G. Shankiln
Indiana
D. J. Campin
Michigan
W. H. Thompson
Nebraska
T. D. O'Brien
Minnesota
Norman EB. Mack
Buffalo
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Chaiman
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Oteiders
L. Thvsing
Minyvesota
B.D. Shively
South Bend
Ind
W. D. Davis
Allen W. Clark
J. F. van Broglia
Indianapolis
John P. Altveld
Senator Jones
Harrison
Sulzer
Dlinois
Milwaukee
Executive Committee
Kansas City
Cluis
Hous
Congress
Finais
Lehigh Valley Rail buys New York Lighterage assets
Report from Port Amboy New Jersey states the Lehigh Valley Railroad company has agreed to purchase the entire fleet and business of the New York Lighterage and Transportation company for 700000 dollars. Formal transfer to be completed December 1 with Motuga Nehiers and barges included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porth Amboy
N. J
Lehleh Valley Railroad Company
New York Lighterage and Transportation Company
French Lawmakers Debate Red Flags in Nation’s Ceremony
In Paris the chamber of deputies discussed the display of red flags at the Place de la Nation unveiling of the republic statue. M. Alcot questioned government authorization while Loubet and Premier Waldeck Rousseau defended restraint as crowds cheered. The vote on the order of the day passed 29 to 20.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Alcot
Place de la Nation
M. Loubet
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
Reggiment
Req
MM. Walidectk- Rouseean
Return of James Edwards Ends in Reconciling Tale
James Edwards, long absent from Philadelphia, returns from Denver to learn his wife Belle Fickman had divorced him years earlier and remarried. He had written without replies, learned his letters were undelivered, and only after years apart did the pair meet briefly before he departs again for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Philadelphia
Denver
Conto
Edwards
Belle Fickman
Slick- Tin
New York
Salina
San Francisco
Fidwards
Molineux Trial Adds Three Jurors in New York Case
Three more jurors were chosen for the Reland B. Molineux murder trial in New York as seven jurors are now seated. Lyman Foster a public lighter Malcolm G. Foster a manufacturing chemist and Morris A. Bravde a blank book manufacturer were accepted. Prosecution and defense expect a full panel this week and a strong start to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reland B. Molineux
Fate J. Adams
Lyman &. Foster
Malcolm G. Foster
Morris A. Bravde
Ceborne
Bartow
Transfer of Dewey Property Through Secretary to Wife
A formal conveyance dated November 27 transfers from Admiral George Dewey to Mrs. Mildred Dewey, his wife, of property at 1747 Rhode Island Avenue, presented to the admiral by popular subscription. John W. Crawford, the admiral's secretary, facilitated the transfer from the initial deed to Mrs. Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral George Dewey
Mildred Dewey
Mhode Island Avenue
John W. Crawford
Crawford
Lieut Hall of Lawrence Files Charge Against Colonel Metewlf
Lieut Hall of Lawrence says Colonel Metewlf, recently breveted brigadier general for gallantry in the Philippines, shot an unarmed Filipina prisoner on February 1. He attaches affidavits from Private Murphy of the Twentieth Kansas and Lieutenant Forgiven of the Thirty-seventh Infantry to support the accusation.
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Hall
Topeka
Kae
Ney
Lletenant Hall
Lawrente
Twentieto Kansas Regiment
Incomplete OCR Listing of Names and Places
A fragmented OCR readout lists names and locations such as Washington Nov 22 Poustons Orte inal Orville H Lamereaux Old Forge Tackawaonna Increase Charles EB Btorres Leroy Broadford taxi Re iste Knus Johnson Monroetown Dri ford 7 with no clear event or context. The text appears as a ragged string of personal names and places lacking narrative structure or dates.
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Washington
Poustons
Orteinal
Orville H. Lamereaux
Old Forge
Tackawaonna
Increase
Charles EB
Btorres
Leroy
Broadford
Taxi
Reiste Knus Johnson
Monroetown
Driford
Deaths of a Day in Various Cities
The London obituary notes Lady Salisbury dying at Hnnheld house after a brief illness. Silvanie H. Sweet former state engineer dies at Central Square Osween county aged 89. Monaleneue Bauer administrator of the Diocese of MM Cloud dies at St Raphael's hospital aged 67 from diabetes. Captain J J Evand president of the Mississippi Railroad Commission dies at his Aberdeen home aged 58. he served as state treasurer from 1868 to 186?
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AyTuciie
Silvanie H. Sweet
Central Square
Osween County
Cloud
Minn
Monaleneue Bauer
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Aberdeen
Evans
Mitchell Will Order A Strike In Anthracite Regions
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers stated indications point to a strike order against Susquehanna Coal Company workers in Nanticoke Pennsylvania and related mines at the start of winter unless union demands are met. He will not waver from his stance as negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanticoke
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Susquehanna Coal Company
Desperate Battle Near Ladysmith Captures Rebels
Two hundred Filipino rebels were captured in a fierce clash described as a general desperate battle at Ladysmith. The report notes ongoing unrest and strategic stakes in the region as U.S. and allied forces engage.
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Ladysmith
Wheeler Renounces Return to Congress in Manila
General Wheeler states he will not return for Congress and mails a letter to President McKinley to forward to the House. He says a resolu tion affirming U S sovereignty in the Philippines would save soldiers and Filipinos, avert famine and desolation, and avoid huge costs. In Mindanao, the Cotabato people seek American government and ask General Otis to send troops after Aguinaldo officials tax abuses. they report the Dato publicly beheaded several officials to stop excess taxes.
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Manila
Wheeler
Congress
McKinley
House of Representatives
Associated Press
United States
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Cotta Bato
Mindanao
Otis
UMW Threatens Southwest Mine Shutdown Over Labor Disputes
President Mitchell warns Missouri Pacific and other rail linked mines that all operations employing union labor in Missouri Kansas Texas Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain will shut down unless a conference is agreed and terms of settlement reached. He cites potential widespread impact on anthracite and regional fuel supplies.
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Cotton Belt
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Southwest
Morria Williams
Susquehanna Company
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Southwestern
Southwestern Fuel and Improvement Company
Missouri Pacific Fuel Company
St. Louis
Kansans
Tron Mountain
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Susquehanna
John Mitchel
Poston
Knights of Labor
United Miners
Eknights of Labor
John Flannery
Trade Journal
Pittsburg
United Uinera
Itis
Seab
Old American Railway Union
Debs
Connelly
International Typographical Union
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Donnelly
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna Coal Company
Willams
Shamokin
Williamstown
Nanticoke
Conference of Baptists and Trade Board Talk Water Rates
Local meeting notes show the Conference of Baptists and the Local Board of Trade discussing water rates amid community concerns. The report highlights rate structures and customer impacts.
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Board of Trade
Weat
Scranton
Suburban
Eighth Ward Caucus Nominates Local Republican Tickets
In the Eighth ward Republican caucus W O Millar was renominated for alderman PF W Zigleman renominated for common council and C Ferber named for school controller The process was harmonious with nominations by acclamation District caucuses followed naming Joyce Pied Durr and others as election officials Millar Ferber and Zigleman seek re election and Ferber is slated as school controller The piece lauds Millar as long serving magistrate and notes Zigleman as a council leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
W. OS. Millar
PF. W. Zizleman
Common Council
Co. C. Ferber
Prod Durr
Vigilance Committee
Hubert Black
Buat Fin
W. A. Thauts
Judea
Hieratio
Keller
Robert Mack
Register of Voters
Walter BE
Hashim
Fred Durr
Firet
W. A. Raul
Robert Black
Alderman Millar
Ehighth
W. 4Igleman
Ferber
Boy’s Frightful Death In Factory Wheel
Andrew Solack 22, a Polish Indian, died after being entangled in rotating machinery at Meadow Brook washway where he worked. Workmates first learned of the accident from his terrified cry as he was pulled into the rolls. The body was removed to his parents’ home at 297 Palm Street. Coroner Roberta notified by Mine Tnepedor Prytherch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Solack
Meadow Brook
Palm Street
Tnepedor Prytherch
Roberta
Gunning Accident Claims Local Hunter
Richard Wams of Mahanoy City was hunting in the mountains when an accidental firearm discharge killed him about thirty minutes later. The incident occurred in November on the local hillside and is being investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Richard Waams
Boers’ Heavy Losses Reported Near Ladysmith
dispatches from Ladysmith detail battles on November 15 and 16 with heavy Boer casualties and many taken prisoner. British relief efforts near Estcourt face stiff Boer resistance as Generals Clery and Joubert maneuver, while looting and tactical shifts shape the Natal front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fores
Joubert
Estcourt
London
Eestcourt
Ladysmith
South Africa
Jx Gall
Clery
Willow Grange
Thorneycroft
Clery Ie
Kimberley
Jesus
Bloemfontely
Enald
General Oronje
Puller
General Methuen
Oracae River
South Orange River
Multer
Kuruman
Uiev
Cane
Orange Free Boat
Standard
Court
Bethuen
Pantrota
Mood River
Lacremith
Natal
Weather forecast for Worthington and nearby Pennsylvania
Forecast calls for fresh northwesterly winds turning variable. Warmer with likely rain by Wednesday.
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Worthington
Tureday
Pennsylvania
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Ening
Bayambang
Tartace
Zambales
Major Ortiz
Alejandro
Ortiaz
Amico
Bengast
Camitia
Gilmore
Cavite
Charleston
Luzon
Wall
Cowles
Tmua
Perez Das Marinas
Mariano Trias
Sales
Calahbama
Laguna
Rev. Leighton
Mr. Hobart
Harvey
Valley Company
Tuga
Enoch Arden
Molineux
Bowen
Dewey
Pennsylvania Pensions
Lady Salisbury
Hnnheld House
Northeastern
Financial and Commercial
Inga
Ellaworth and
Eben Guesaed Amira
Conference of Baptists
Eighth Ward
F. W. Zizelman
CG. Ferber
Waeherv
Africa
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