Philippine Insurrection Leaders Defeated As Government Claims Victory
Manila reports Bautista renounced insurrection and surrendered to General MacArthur. Aguinaldo fled west, officials scattered, many congress members resigning. Otis dispatches say insurgent government no longer exists and troops act as banditti. Ducorcamino captured on transport Brutus as pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bagambang
Bautista
Manila
Bautleta
Pilipino Congress
MacArthur
Heututta
Aguinaldo
Conigroea
Cur Banda
Legon
Fight near Iloilo under Otis report from Panay
General Otis reports from Manila on engagements in Panay on November 21. Carpenter with two battalions and Bridgman’s battery attacked at Pavia Iloilo, with five killed and twenty wounded. Carpenter later captured Santa Barbara. Hughes’s column moved north and west. insurgent forces said to number around 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carpenter
Motlo
War Department
Otis
Manila
Panay
Santa Barbara
Hughes
Banta Barbara
Hiollo
Moilo
Cobutuan
Pavia
Casualties in the Philippines list from General Otis
General Otis reports a long casualty roll from Mindanao and Panay actions. Names include Howard Lowe Vermount, William Addy, Charles Hapner, John Miller, James Roegry, Paul Phenuer, and others amid engagements near Jaro and Anghio with various levels of wounds and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otia
Pavia
Howard Lowe
Vermount
Wiliam & Addy
Harria Thinbang
Gardner
Charles F. Hapner
John J. Miller
Povernry
Mindurino
Panay
Jaomer NL Chey
Eighteenth
Jaro
Panny
Richard Corbett
Tewenty-sixth Infantry
James I Roegry
Heal
Severs
Aption
Anghio
Lugen
Paul P. Phenuer
Epworth League Secretary Schell Resigns Amid Turmoil
In Cincinnati the Epworth League ended a dispute over the secretary Rev Edwin A Schell D D by his sudden resignation to the board of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Epworth League
Edwin A. Schell
Board of Control
Ingham and Newitt Sentenced in Stamp Counterfeiting Case
United States District Attorney Ellery P. Ingham and partner Harvey K. Newitt were sentenced by Judge McPherson to two years and six months in the Eastern Penitentiary plus a one dollar fine and costs. They were convicted of conspiracy and bribery in the revenue stamp counterfeiting case led by Lancaster dealers Jacoba and Kendis. The court also noted an appeal possible, citing a juror’s alleged mental incapacity as grounds for challenging the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Ellery P. Ingham
Harvey K. Newitt
McPherson
United States District Court
Eastern Penitentiary
Ingham
Newitt
William M. Jacoba
William L. Kendis
Lancaster
Creek
Mastern
Inchcam
Tegham
New!tt
United States Mareral
L. Shields
Wrisoners
Cnrse
United States Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Monetary Anxiety Eases As Bond Sales and Trade Improve
New York reports that R G Dun and Company notes in its Workly Review of Trade that monetary anxieties abate with bond sales to the treasury and lower sterling, while interior receipts rise. The report cites steady money markets, ample currency in busy times, and eased loan rates despite strong domestic business. It also notes iron demand, rising cotton and wool markets, mixed grain exports, and US failures and panics comparative to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Sterling Exchange
Bessemer PLC
Pitteburg
Japan
South Africa
Hare
Pittebure
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Canada
Boy dies in hunting accident near Daley woods
In Huntingdon County John Guyer aged 2? and his brother George went hunting. John failed to return and was later found deceased in the woodland with a bullet wound in the abdomen. Investigators believe misadventure occurred during turkey calling and an unknown hunter fired.
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Huntingdon
John Guyer
George
Daley
John
Geome
Trial of To lando and others stalls as jurors fill box
New York on November ninth day of trial shows little interest with weary proceedings. Recorder Gy presides as jurors are examined. One more juror, James Hynes an undertaker, joined the panel bringing seven of twelve jurors seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tolendo
Molineux
Jaror
James Hynes
Alleged jury fixers arraigned in Philadelphia hearing
Thomas O'Dea Henry Fairbanks and George Pelfer were arraigned on charges of attempting to corruptly influence the jury in the Ingham Nowitt trial. District Attorney Beck presented brief testimony and all three defendants were held in 5000 bail for trial. Witnesses Freck Gearhart and others described discussions hinting at bribery and influence.
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Beck
Geo. Gearhart
Philadelphia
Thomas O'Dea
Henry Fairbanks
George Pelfer
Secret Service
Ellery P. Ingham
Marvey K. Nowitt
United States
Edmunds. Peffer
Newton M. Freck
Freck
Millerstore
Foulrbanks
O'Dea
Firbanka
Alfred Routon
Millershuire National Bank
Ingham and Newitt
George Gearhart
Ibesonia
Ingham and
Newitt
Goardan
Gearhart
Ingham
Lancaster
O’ Dea
Cname
Fairbanks
Fairbankea
City
Gerhart
Gustav Men
Peifer
Rien
Consul Crum Urges Neutral Mediation in South Africa
In Washington on November 2 1900 Mr Macrum United States consul at Pretoria was instructed to press President Kruger to honor civilized nations' rules and appoint a neutral representative to protect citizens and captives caught in the war. He stressed humanity's sacred obligation and the duty to look after British interests in the South African republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Kruger
Transatlantic Steamers Arrivals and Departures Noted
From New York on November 24 the arrivals include Werken Gam bound for Rotterdam and Campania from Liverpool. Cleared ships include Htrarte to Liverpool and Mansdam to Rotterdam. Sailed Lovie to New York. Also arrivals from New York include La Gas cogna and Potria via Klaamburg and Lucania from New York reaching Queenstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Werken- Gam
Rotterdam
Campania
Liverpool
Htrarte
Mansdam
Lovie
Whavre
la Gascogna
Klaamburg
Potria
Queenstown
Lucania
Muster Orders for National Guard Units and Naval Force
Adjutant General Stewart issued general orders directing Companies F and L of the Nineteenth Pennsylvania National Guard to be mustered out under Captain Told of Philadelphia. An order was also issued for the boarding Division state naval force of Pittsburgh to be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
God Mimpanhia
Natonal Guards
Pennsylvania
Told
Philadelphia
Toeud
State Naval Force
Pittuburg
Detroit Man Shoots Ex Wife Then Ends His Life
George W. Brooks, in Detroit, shot his divorced wife three times at her home after a stormy interview. He then went onto railroad tracks and killed himself. The wife is expected to recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
George W. Brooks
Hanged for Assault in Dartington
The sentence was carried out today at Dartington where Noy, M Ed, Lucky, Tom Mitchell and others were executed for assault on Josephine Lafferty, a young white woman. This marked the first legal execution for criminal assault in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartington
Noy
Lucky
Tom Mitchell
Josephine Lafferty
Protest Against Quay Moves by Philadelphia Democrats
Democratic state executive committees in Philadelphia issue a protest against seating Mr Quay as U S senator after the legislature adjourned. The committee also orders a three member panel to investigate party organization and report reforms to boost Democratic support. The document names the state committee members present and notes Mr Reftly was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quay
Stone
United States
United States Senate
Democratic Organization
Senate
State Central Committee
James M. Guffey
National Committee
John §. Rilling
Erle
John Wf. Carman
Leverne
Coonel Spankler
Center
W. J. Brennan
Allegheny
Charles J Reftly
Lycoming
Charles P. Donnelly
Mesere, Henderson
Huntingdon
Brown
Crawford
Berg
Cumberland
Mulhearn
Carbon
Mr. Reftly
Unanimous Dewey Chosen Commander in Chief of Veterans
A split in the Spanish American War Veterans leads to a new group called the Spanish American War Veterans. Admiral George Dewey is unanimously elected commander in chief with officers including Theodore Roosevelt as senior vice commander and Irving Hale as junior, among others.
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George Dewey
Washington
Erally
Leller
Oho
Mnula
Ohio
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Armier
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Re Cief
Irving Male
Colorado
William Christopher Litter
Pennnsylvania
William P. Lain
Maryland
Edward C. Baylis
Georgia
Colon Jamecai
Correll
Pennsylvania
Cearge W. Taylor
Virginia
James H. Tillman
South Carolina
James P. Fyffe
Tennesses
Charles NI. Jones
New Jersey
Helen M. Goulkl
Railway Officials Block Track Relaying on Putte Ville
Harrisburg November 4 Judge Welns grants a preliminary injunction restraining the Lykone and Wil iinme Valley Street Railway company from tearing up tracks on Putte Ville Street Whiewaboo and relaying them along the thoroughfare in defiance of an agreement reached when consent was given to occupy Wiseuniaco streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Welns
Lykone and
Wiliinme Valley Street Railway Company
Putte Ville Street
Whiewaboo
Fio
Concent
Wiseuniaco
Governor Tone Not Sharing Emblem on Transfer To Wife
Fragmentary note reports Governor Tone commenting on Admiral Dewey's transfer of a Washington house to his wife. He allegedly says the admiral sets an example for husbands and fathers and that the title to the homestead should remain in the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardsburg
Btone
Dewes
Mere, Dewey
Death by Machinery Ends Life at McCulloch Mill
George G. McCulloch proprietor of McCulloch’s Milling, was fatally injured in a milling machine accident in Junkers County. He was about ? years old and leaves a wife. The incident occurred today and he died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriaburg
George G. McCulloch
McCulloch
Mauring Mille
Junkers County
Polish Women Throw Pepper In Nanticoke Disturbance
A mob of Polish and Slavish women 700 strong attacked John Conway and two deputies at the Nanticke company works. Pepper and lime blinded a deputy as Mary Waseravage was arrested, bonded by Felix Novaty, then released after posting. Sheriff Harvey pledges protection as a large crowd of miners' men vow to keep order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conway
Harvey
Wilkes-Barre
Nantienke
John W. Conway
Conway
Reagan
Mary Waseravage
Ofice
Wilthes-Barre
Kemmerer
Felix Novaty
Polleh
Nanticoke
John Sabo
Stenes
Sabo
Arriirors
Suequehanna Coal Company
Areeting
United Mine Workrrep Organization
Battle of Nermont Details Edge of Rebel Rule Ended
The morning edition notes a near end of the General-Rebel conflict in Logan precincts with a sketch of the Battle of Nermont. Alleged jury fixers are reported asartalyzed. Local items include pepper-throwing by Nanticoke women and a Melvin Water-rate ordinance debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nermont
Northeastern Pennsylvania News
Hummel in Jail in quadruple Montgomery murder case
William Hummel, husband and stepfather of four victims, is jailed in Williamsport after a coroner jury found him guilty of first degree murder. Evidence includes a bloodstained wagon, cremation of the wife, and charred bones later uncovered. Authorities plan trials with possible lynching threats defused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamaport
Montgomery
William Hummel
Hummel
John Trussell
Allenwood
Gehrig
Munson
Mumimel
Knapp
Syndicate head and secretary indicted in Brooklyn
William F Miller head of the Franklin syndicate and secretary Cecil Leslie were indicted by the Kings County grand jury on fraud conspiracies. Police raided the Lloyd street offices finding cash as officers seized about 15,000. Miller brother Thomas Miller and Annie Gory were arrested as the probe uncovers thousands of deposits and promises of ten percent weekly dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William
F. Miller
Franklin Syndicate
Brooklyn
Cecil Leslie
Kings County Grand Jury
Mployd Street
Brennan
Touls Miller
Miller
Franklin
Jamen Dailey
Richmond
Reynolds
God
Paris High Court Hears Tithe Conspiracy Claims
In Paris on November 24 the high court heard several cases alleging easer tithe rou conspiracy. Testimony described workers paid to stage a demonstration on October 6 and slaughtermen from the Lavillette abattoirs saying they could influence public sentiment to shout Vive l Armée on the day President Leubert was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aenale
Rayoliem
Lavillette
France
Leubet
Hotel Door Accident Injures Local Athlete
Joneaville Florida on November 21 Bob Fitzsim mons suffered a severe hand injury when his foot caught in a suddenly closing hotel door. The accident reportedly broke bones between the wrist joint and knuckles, ending his career hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joneaville
Fla
Bob Fitzsimmons
Hayward in Critical Condition As Death Looms
Nebraska City reports Senator Hayward in a more critical state tonight than at any time in the past with death likely imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Hayward
Pension Certificates Pass Noted in Washington List
Washington on November 4 lists pension certificates including Original Franklin Rockefeller Wyoming Lugerne and Martin Anthony Wallsville Lackawanna among recipients with four entries noted.
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Washington
Franklin Rockefeller
Wyoming
Lugerne
Martin Anthony
Wallsville
Lackawanna
Funeral of Garret A Hobart Opens in Paterson
New York reports the funeral of Vice President Garret A Hobart set for Paterson New Jersey with services at Carroll Hall and the Church of the Redeemer. The public viewed Hobart’s remains at Carroll Hall. crowds swelled police struggled to control access and about 12 000 people passed the casket. The president and cabinet will attend the church service by carriage, and 32 pallbearers will participate in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Paterson
N. 4
Carrol Hall
Hobart
Church of the Redeemer
Senate
House of Representatives
Timate
Magia
Prall-Bedrere
Carrol Ball
Filiven
Carroll
Arrol Hall
Confederate Veterans Adopt Condolence Resolution
Savannah Georgia November 4 the Georgia Division of United Confederate Veterans in reunion adopted a resolution tendering condolence to the family of Vice President Hobart and to the nation praising him as a patriot and useful public man. Copies were sent to Mrs Hobarts family and to President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georg
Hobart
Eigen
Mckinley
Battle of Belmont Fights Drive Boer Forces From Hills
A detailed account from Nov 24 and 21 reports the Belmont engagement near Cape Town with British artillery silencing Boer guns and Guards charging up to Belmon t station. British forces under Methuen press the Boers across hills, with captures, prisoners, and extensive artillery support reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trermont
Cape Colony
Orange River
Witteputs
Thomas Fern
Guards Brigade
Belmont Station
Grena Viera
Scots Guards
Cuddstreames
Scors Grenadiers
Northumberlands
Northamptons
Hrithkheavarry
Pole-Carrew
Featherstonhnaugh
Termont
Methuen
Caps Town
Me'luena
Finchium
Theatrical manager fatally shot in Olive Street office
Professor Simpson, manager of a nun dramatic agency, was shot and killed in his office on November 1. Police seek Francis Robinson a known figure in theatrics described as a female impersonator who allegedly threatened Simpson. Robinson remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Professor Simpson
Nun Dramatic Agency
Olive Street
Francis Robinson
Robinson, & Ie
KU Simpson
Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania
Weather outlook for Saturday in eastern Pennsylvania calls for fair conditions with cooler temperatures. Sunday is expected to bring rain and fresh northerly winds across the region.
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Washington
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Philippines
Evans
Melvin
Dunmore Dolores
Cebu
Cornella
Pelog
Ttaly
Scranton
Hideo
South Scranton
Fitzsimmons
Senator Hayward
Pennsylvania Pensions
MR. Hobart
Belmont
Lord Methuen
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