Insurgent Retreat and Escape at Mangalaren
Manila reports insurgents evacuated Mangalaren in Pangasinan province leaving seven Americans and ninety four Spaniards as prisoners. Colonel Bell advances to pursue Filipinos who are retreating with scarce food and ammunition amid desertions and burning supplies.
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Bell
Mangalaren
Aguinaldo
Manila
Pangansinan
P. J. Greens
George BH
Powers
Oregon
Thomas Edwards
Charles Bird
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry W. James
John Desmond
Signal Corps
FE. Huber
Lowe
Senuts
David Beatt
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Willen Sherby
Hospital Corps
Howard
Martin
Ford
Watt
Colonel Well
Thirty-fourth Voluntaers
Agno
Fowler
Alexandring
Manisiaren
Francisco Reyes
General Wheaton
Tayug
San Fabian
Orls
Sener Jamnarillo
Gosin
Spaniel Transports
Buencimino
Snatin
Basis of representation proposed for Republican conventions
Milwaukee reports Henry C Payne will urge a plan at the December Republican committee meeting to revise convention representation. The proposal would set four delegates per state plus one national delegate per 10 000 Republican votes and include DC and territories. Net changes show several state decreases and many increases, totaling 408 delegates under the new plan versus 449 now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Washington
Columbia
Payne
National Committee
Alabama
Arkanioe Eieht
Florids
Geeprinten Soviefona
Ein
Misetesipp
South Carolina
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
Tennesgee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wyoming
California
Connecticut
Indiana
Iona
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Tampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oreron
Penneclvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Telephone Trust Receives a Blow
Philadelphia November 27 The Eventriz Bulletin reports the legal plan to control independent telephone firms and merge with telegraph and cable interests. Withdrawal of key financiers including Willam Whitney Thames Ryan Anthony Prady and P A B Widener was the blow. Wil liam J Latta heads the new enterprise with a Boston and St Louis group and others set to build manufacture and operate telegraph and telephone systems and cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Eventriz Buletin
United States
Telegraph
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of
North America
Willam C. Whitney
Thames F. Ryan
Anthony M. Prady
William L. Elkins
P. A. B. Widener
Thomas Dolan
William J. Latta
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jonast
Enterprise
J. Z. Aator
A. FB. Widener
Charles R. Flint
Martin Moloney
Z. F. Jenks
W.W. L. Elkins
Trank HW. Tilford
W. H. Genehemen
Garfield Bank
Charles FE. Adame
Boston
Onkee Ames
Charles Ho
Wireless telegraphy tested in Chicago by Professors Johnson Fortier
Prof W S Johnson and C L Fortier of Milwaukee demonstrated wireless telegraphy in a Chicago suite of seven rooms with doors closed and through seven walls, and through three fireproof vaults. They claim a distinct invention enabling portable instruments ready for use after arrival.
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Chicago
W. S Johnson
C. L. Fortier
Milwaukee
Maureens
Fraud order issued against Franklin Syndicate leaders
The postmaster general issued a fraud order barring the mails against the Franklin Syndicate of 144 Woodstreet Firnerden. The order targets the syndicate name and names William F. Miller president Cecil Leatio secretary and Loula H. M. Miller cashier.
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Washington
Postmaster General Today
Franklin Syndicate
Woodstreat
Firnerden
Syriltate
Algo
William F. Miller
Cecil Leesiio
Loula H. M. Miller
Prospect for settlement of Nantooke miners strike
Wilkes Barre November 27 A committee of strikers asked Swiggetania Coal officials to set another conference. General Manager Williams granted the request and arranged a meeting for Wednesday. The company works were quiet today.
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Wilkes-Bartre
Nantooke
Swiggtehania Coal Companys
Williams
Deaths of a Day in Pittsburg and Nearby
Ward reports the sudden death of Thomas Donnehow of Greensburg Pennsylvania from heart disease. He was twice president of the Claridge Gan Coal Company in Galveston Texas. Charles Coghlin a noted actor and author died today after illness. He had been there since October 9. He was 11 years old.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Donehow
Greensburg
Donnehow Wice
Claridge Gan Coal Company
Galveston
Tex
Charles Cogh-lin
Senator Flinn Put on Trial Over City Funds
Pittsburg filings allege City of Pittsburg sues Senator William Flinn and associates for 200000 damages over alleged use of city funds in settling debts with Booth & Flinn. Moreland testifies funds traced to city accounts and private use. Flinn disputes knowledge and repayment claims. Court adjourns as Flinn testifies.
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Pittsburg
Flinn
Moreland
William Finn
W. C. Moreland
House
A. J. Tooth
Boor & Flynn
J. W. F. White
Common Pleas Court No. 2
oex-Assisnant
District Attorner House
Benator Film
Louse
Filmi
W. H. House
Wright
Es-City
Filnn
Connsel
Uurleich
Maryland
Freehold
Tradesmen’s National
First National
Allegheny National
Burlineh
Watson
Darleigh
Mooreland
W. C Moreland
Finn
Treasurer's
Booth & Flinn
Forbes Street
Mr. Watson
Rumors of Cuban Uprising Fed by News in Havana
Havana reports deny a US intelligence tale of a thousand armed Cuban insurgents in Pinar Del Rio and a Thanksgiving uprising. Officials say no such action is planned while some Americans fear future independence moves and possible uprisings after Congress convenes.
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Havana
Lee
United States
Pinar del Rio
Harvana
Congress
Receiver Appointed In Franklin Syndicate Bank Case
Hubert G. Taylor named temporary receiver by Justice Smith as William Inglis holdings twelve shares leads to appointment. Mobilities exceed $200,000 with about $0 cash. Miller case adjourned. Miller released on $1,000 bond. Police find no trace of William F. Miller. letters seek money recovery. Other blind pool style investments under scrutiny by Kings County DA. Charters issued for listed companies in various towns with specified capitals.
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New York
Hubert G. Taylor
Franklin Syndicate Bank Today
Justice Smith
Supreme Court
William Inglis
Togs
Laula HW. Miller
Franklin Syndicate
Miller
William F. Miller
Tt le
Franklin
Kings County
Batia
General Miles Returns to Washington after Inspection Tour
Major General Miles commander of the army arrives in Washington after a tour of inspection that included fortifications on the Pacific coast and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Washington
Miles
Army
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Advance of Methuen In Natal and Kimberley Clash
Reports from Cape Town and London on November 27 detail General Methuen capturing Honey Nest Kloof and 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition north of Gras Pan. Frere bridge destroyed by Boers as British plan a general advance on Colenso, with a flying column moving to intercept raiders. Knight of Northampton wounded as Boers fire from close range amid cautious British response.
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Natal
Frere
Tugela
Colenso
Cape Town
Ita
Methuen
Honey Nest Kloof
Gras Pan
Estcourt
Railrus
Colenss
Ladysmith
Mool
Ladysmaith
Buller
Brimont
Methven
Belmont
Oras Pan
Albrecht
Hens
Kimberley
Moddder River
Diamondopolis
Warrenton
General Methuen
Sewrma
Mecheen
Knight
Northampton Regiment
Tees
Oliver
Northamptons
Boars
Won't Need a Return Ticket Kendig to Plead Guilty
William L Kendig of Lancaster plans to plead guilty in a Philadelphia case tied to the Jacobs counterfeiting ring. He left Lancaster for Philadelphia and, amid public scrutiny, quipped he “won’t need a return ticket this time” after being advised to buy a return fare.
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William L. Kendig
Lancaster
Jacobs
Mlor
Philadelphia
Kendle
Nashville rider wins 41 hour bicycle race title
Kansas City rush hour event ends with Rand Hepine of Nashville winning the 41 hour bicycle race. Competitors rode eight hours daily for six days finishing at nightfall with Repine securing 100 and several special prizes. Miller Lawson Waller and others earned smaller awards. Repine set a new record for forty ninth hours and the distance surpassed the prior record by 14 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rbert Hepine
Nashville
Repine
Milley
Lawson
Waller
Julius
Miller Gli. Lawson
Lingenfaider
Neederhofer
Charles W. Miller
Postmaster Appointments Listed for Pennsylvania
Washington November 22 The following fourth class postmasters were appointed riding for Pennsylvania Ponte Erie county R. W. Langdon Tirsah Susquehanna county Alice Chandler
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Washington
Penneyyivinia
Ponte
Erie County
R. W. Langdon
Tirsah
Susquehaon County
Alice Chardler
Partly Cloudy Weather and Local Proceedings Highlight Morning News
The morning issue reports partly cloudy skies with a general currency as background, alongside local court proceedings, school controller meetings, and a reversed Mansfield council action. It also notes regional industrial news and county roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masfield Council
Weet
Scranton
Disposition of Samoan Islands Disputed by Allies
The United States rejects the Anglo German plan for the Samoan Islands and has drafted a new treaty. Britain and Germany consider the U S draft in London and Berlin, hoping for unanimous approval, with no change in principle from the original project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Washington
Berlin
London
Great Britain
Germany
Farnican Islands
European Capitale
Mine Workers Disappointed Over Shamokin Strike Status
Three thousand Tintted Mine Workers at six Shamokin area collieries learned the Nantink and Gln Lyon strike was not settled. A district official warned Shamokin men may join the strike if ordered out by President Mitchell of the National Order of Unified Mine Workers. He had notified the company last week of possible action unless the Nanticoke strike ended. Strong organization could close more collieries amid a manpower shortage.
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Shamokin
Susquehanna Caqi Company
Thes Company
Nantienke
Gln
Lyon
Fire in Ketley mine near Shenandoah threatens crews
Fire was discovered in the West Miam moth gangway of the Ketley run mines operated by Thomas Company at Shenandoah Pennsylvania. Firefighters labored all day using water and chemicals while some workers fainted from gas but were revived. origin of the blaze remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Miammoth
Ketley Run
Thomas Company
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Upholsterers Reject Wage Increase Demand
Upholsterers manufacturers in Philadelphia refuse the workers demand for higher wages. Weavers had blocked the request about a week earlier. The Lew_eale raises wages 1 percent as some firms already added 6 percent. About 1,400 upholsterers weave in the city with 800 union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thi Elky
British Casualties in Gras Pan Battle Report
London November 27. The commander in chief sent the admiralty a list of British naval brigade casualties from Gras Pan. Midshipman Huddart of the Doris is among the dead, with ten sailors and marines killed and thirteen petty officers and seamen plus seventy six NCOs and men wounded. Total casualties are reported.
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London
Cape
Admiralty
Enanedil
Gras Pan
Midehiyman Huddart
Cruiver
Doris
Easual
Erie cut through Wayne county plan denied
The Erie Railroad rejects a proposed shortcut across Wayne county from Lackawaxen to Honesdale and another link to Owego to shorten the New York to Chicago main line, calling the plan groundless according to Recruiter Middleton.
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Busquehanns
Erie Railroad Company
Wayne County
Lackawaxen
Honesdale
Owego
New York
Chicago
Middleton
Erie Company
Mourning Observed For Late Vice President Hobart
Washington reports President cancels social engagements and cabinet follows in mourning for the late Vice President Hobart. Nation observes a period of mourning with government activities adjusted as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hobart
Jeffords Falls to Armstrong After Quick Start
New York November 7 Jim Jeffords advanced to the Moor in the third round without a punch landed and the referee counted him out giving the decision to Bob Armstrong in a rapid finish at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffords
Moor
Bob Armstrong
National banks urged to issue more circulation against bonds
Comptroller Dawes calls for laws to allow national banks to issue notes at par for deposited U S bonds with a 2 to 3 percent tax on the extra 10 percent. He argues it would raise elastic credit during panics and move crops, while proposing tax adjustments and a secured emergency issue. The report notes 1899 bank totals and growing deposits.
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National Bankes
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Dawes
Sui
Banka
United States
Banke
Busi~ Ness
A4 & Méins
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Wheiton
Wiha
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Sian Fabian
Tawton
Tuyue
Mth
Wheaton
Mengalaren
Dagupin
Rell
Peveit
Luzon
MacArthur
Young
Joureau
Aguinalde
Bangued
Vigan
Vigen
Enthyusia
Zamboangs
Sur
William C. Whitney
Senator Flinn
Allegheny
Hovete
Orice
Fone
Mouse
Philadelphia Company
H. G. Taylor
Herrisburg
Harrisburg
Lawndale Land Company
Phiadelphia
Capital
The
Nagareth Investment and Improvement Company
Nagareth
Ehenango Limestone Company
New Castle
Nansen Chemical Company
Bradford City
McKean County
Capital &C
Gem Manufacturing Company
Itteeburg
Paurackh Water Com
Paurackh Water Com.pany, Borough of
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American Fire Proorement Company
WilLamsport
General Miles
Kimberley Road
Joubert Re
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Senator Film
Menthuen
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