Aguinaldo Denounces Alliance With Americans in 1899 Speech
Aguinaldo argues the Filipinos still uphold an alliance with the United States and Admiral Dewey. He accuses opponents of seeking subjugation and asserts the Filipino people remain aligned with the insurgent cause against imperial powers. The piece presents his denunciation of American efforts and calls for continued resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Atkinson
Dewey
Perthern
Admiral Pegney
Airey
United States
Mowg
Tater
Anne
Philippines
Aguila
Admiral Dewey
Talied Brats
Aiong Kong
Singapore
Weido
French Editors Clash Over War Tactics and President’s Policy
The article quotes critics branding leaders as hypocrites who shed crocodile tears for war victims. It notes calls to wield Dum-Dum bullets in Pretoria and Johannesburg and cites veiled accusations against Mr. Chamberlain for pandering to imperial greed. It mentions commemorations at a peace conference and a jewel necklace inscribed with a grim vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seis
Wreyfus
Howes
Vere
Honbofert
Thiel
SM. de Pleenen
Mir
Chinberladhy
London
Hante
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Mare- Nish
Retirement of Nick One at National Naval Ball levee
A fragmented notice discusses a claim about the retirement of resident Nick One at the National Naval Ball levee. It states there is no foundation for public concern and that Mr. Yonge has not indicated any intention to retire or take similar actions. The report’s origin remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorhington
Swt S
Nick One
Yonge
Jose
New Vek Co Arrives at Latterdam Fort Thiulagae
In Yolonvloe New York the PROTMtown Mable and Lieut Mean Tylv erpool arrival events are noted with focus on the new installation and personnel. The items read as a brief notice of to be expected activity at the fort and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vek, Co
Dewey Attends Church Service in Secret Visit
Admiral Dewey attended a private divine service at St Johns Episcopal Church in Washington to avoid crowds. He left after prayers without public notice, then planned to travel to Vermont to visit W. Lew Webb and attend the cornerstone ceremony for the Dewey memorial hall at Norwich University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Dewey
St. Johns
Mackay-Smith
St Johns
United States
Waventon
Admirs
Roumby
Caldwel
Verwent
W. Lew
Webb
Shelburne
Montpetter
Norwich University
Northfield
Vermont
Jones Seeks Votes Abroad on Road to Bryan Nomination
United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas and his wife, on the Lacania, discuss the Democratic path to the 1900 nomination. He predicts Bryan will secure the nomination and argues prosperity may broaden Democratic appeal, with minor platform tweaks including anti-imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
England
Ireland
Scotland
Switzerland
Wales
Jones
William J. Bryan
Bryan
McKinsey
Custeddy
American League proposed to counter warlike US spirit
Polton Hall announced formation of a new organization to be known as the American league with temporary secretary. The group aims to oppose militarism and extend the benefits of American institutions to all, affirming government derives power from the governed. Prominent supporters include Schur, Shepard, Cochran, Parkhurst, Van Dyke, Powell, Dayton, Loomis Nelson, Dewitt Warner, Chadwick, Minhoff Jr., Crosby, Gompers and Peckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polton Hall
American League
United States
Mr. Hall
League
Carl Schurs
Howard M. Shepard
W. Rourke Cochran
C. H. Parkhurst
H. van Dyke
William Dean Powells
Charles W. Dayton
Henry Loomia Nelson
John Dewitt Warner
Robert Collyer
John W. Chadwick
Henry Minehof
Ernest HM. Crosby
Samuel Gompers
Wheeler H. Peckham
Lord Mayor Leads Parnell Grave Procession and Statue Foundation
Dublin parade headed by Daniel Triton, the lord mayor, replaces Unite at Charles Stewart Parnell's grave in Glasnevine cemetery. The event advances with the laying of the foundation stone for the Parnell statue amid the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Get
Daniel Triton
Unite
Charles Stewart Parnell
Glasnevine
Parnell
President McKinley Busy in Chicago Religious Events
President McKinley spent a packed Sunday in Chicago with religious services at Quinn Chapel and the Auditorium. Mrs. McKinley caused a schedule shift by preferring her husband accompany her during a morning ride, drawing crowds and prompting strict crowd control ahead of a cornerstone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinsey
Quinn Chapel
Samuel B. Barnitz
Dea Motes
Towa
Father Maurice Dorney
Thenthaler
Admiral Dewey
Father Dorney
Quinn
Pel
Strance
Senator Hoar Talks Philippine Question From Europe
Senator George F. Hoar returned from Europe and commented that his views on the Philippine issue have not changed. He discussed whether a governor can appoint a senator when a legislature adjourns and noted his possible support for seating Mr. Quay if he were elected by the governor in recess, though he doubts such seating would occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Philippines
Broston
Goel
George BF
Tioa
Europe
Hoar
Tan Te
Quayor
Tam
Monsy
Ite
Senate
Noself
Corbett
Orecon
Tate
Corbet
Apollo Club Performs The Star Spangled Banner
After an admission ad, Rev. R A White led The Star Spangled Banner by the Apollo club, greeted with much applause. President McKinley and most of the party then retired from the hall to their apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appollo Musical Club
R.A. White
Appollo Club
McKinley
Hhe Pearty
Boers Evacuate Border as British Report Natal Tensions Ease
London dispatches say Boers may abandon Natal invasion plans and pull back from the Free State border. Reports from Newcastle and Pyramhon note Boer withdrawal, while British authorities expect cessation of border pressure due to supply shortages. General Sir C Stewart White arrives in Natal with forces amid cheering crowds and readiness for any Boer move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Natal
Newcastle
Nat
Pateolt
Commandoes Ett
Deepateh
Pyrhban
Baels
Janeperte
Trailin
Hussard
Durtian
Ladyemith
Coorkne Stewart White
Aler
Witham Symons
Pietermaritaburg
Mafubat
Laurier Wins Heart of Chicago With French-Canadian Welcome
Sir Wilfred Laurier, premier of Canada, drew a large Chicago crowd at Studebaker hall as two girls presented him roses. He thanked French-Canadians in the city for their warm reception and praise for his policy of equality for all. He spoke of US-Canada ties and immigration trends. Al Phones Pelleter and Mayor Prefontaine also saluted the Canadians in the United States.
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Chicago
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion of Canada
Studebaker Hall
Wilfred
Canada
United States
Laurier
al- Phones Pelleter
Cwna- Han Clib
Prefontaine
Montreal
Rumor of Royal Death Refuted by Official Source
An official statement denies a circulating rumor about the death of Prince George and Princess Victoria. The communication clarifies that no legitimate report or line of inquiry supports the claim and forbids further exploration of the alleged royal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon, Chit
Prince George
Greece
Princee
Victoria
Wales
Weoing
Sultehon
Bridge Jumper from Whiicheville Dies at Pittsburgh Show
A bridge jumper during a traveling wild west show near Strashure yesterday fatally injured after diving into a tank. The man was pulled from the water by a New Newfoundland dog and left unconscious, with doctors predicting possible paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiicheville
Jamer Dread
Pittaburg
Strashure
Yeaderday
Hun
Indy
Olympic Bound for Boston New York and More
The cruiser Olympic departed today bound for Boston and New York with the Sardyn aboard, indicating a voyage to nearby destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Boston
New York
Olympic
Border News From Mafeking and London Fronts
London reports heavy government activity as Britain prepares for possible war with the South African republic. Mafeking reports Finnish forces moving near the border, with fortified streets and mine defenses. Boer forces numbering about seven thousand advance toward the Natal Bechuanaland frontiers, while British commanders urge vigilance and protection of civilians.
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London
Britain
Woolwich
Lanedon
South Africa
Mafeking
Cuna
Cornel Robert Stephenson Sroyth Dudem Powell
Fifth Dragoon Guards
Natal
Bechuland
Kimberly
Cape Argus
Broshit
Boy Burned to Death in Seabright Fire
Five year old John Coffer, son of hotelkeeper John H. Coffer, died in a blaze at his aunt Mrs. Emma Rendall’s Seabright home. The fire started on the second floor shortly after a clock, with officials believing a lighted lamp exploded in the boy’s room. The boy’s mother, Mrs. Coffer, died a year earlier in a house fire connected to her clothing catching fire from kerosene oil.
United States hospital ship Bolaco arrives from Manila
The Bolaco, a U S Navy hospital ship, arrives in port via Guam and Yokohama with over 100 discharged sailors aboard. One boatswain’s mate, Daniel Duty, dies during the voyage and is buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Bolaco
Djarid Bey Assassinated on Galatia Bridge
In Constantinople on October day Djarid Bey son of Hallirifat Pasha grand visier was assassinated on the Galatia bridge by an Albanian who fired four shots from a revolver. the murderer was arrested.
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Djarid Bey
Constantinople
Hallirifat Pasha
Galatia
Weather and news highlights in a morning edition
Weather indicates rain and easterly winds with multiple general and local briefs. Reports cover fighting in the Philippines, McKinsey in Chicago, Aguinaldo prayers, Kruger, regional penndata, and upcoming sermons and lodge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Philippines
President McKinsey
Chicago
Will Sail Every Day For Yacht Races Change
Agreement reached by the New York Yacht Club and Royal Ulster Yacht Club to run the challenger series, Cohiminia and Shamrock, on daily dates after next Thursday until international supremacy decided. Lipton pressed for daily starts but clubs declined as public arrangements and fairness to spectators required stable dates. Officials stressed no public interference and the aim to please the public and visitors while scheduling the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cpt
New York Yacht Club
Royal Later Yacht Club
Cohiminia
Shamrock
Tomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Lub
Elut
C. Shanne Crawford
TM. M. Meailidowney
Royal Ulster Year Club
Lewie Cass Lavtgall
J. V8. Odmilo
Elmhurst
Edward Brown
Psp. Lippert
Regatta Committee
Oddie
Thomas Lipton
Sympathy for Boers Mass Meeting at Carnegie Hall
A large sympathy gathering for the Boers is planned at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday evening with 13 state governors among vice presidents and speakers including Bourke Cochran. The list also names governors, congressmen, U S senators, judges, clergymen, and bankers supporting mediation by the United States.
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New York
McKinney
United
J. T. Moore
Peters
Maine
Blodgett
New Hampshire
Cartwright
Kifnela
Henry le Nelson
Harper's Weekly
Menett
Ohie
Carnegie Hall
United Btates
Bourke Cochran
Uncertain Gunfire Incident Involving Army Private
Fragmentary report from Harrisburg Ohio describes a confrontation at a private’s setting on a fortcamp farm. Ernest J Groin a former guard is involved. Three soldiers confronted him and were ordered away. A firing occurred with one private wounded or killed. Names and exact details unclear.
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Harrisburg
Ernest J. Groin
Mead
Gretel
Grefette
Reception to Elihu Root in Chicago Parlor Event
Secretary of War Elihu P. Root attended an informal reception in the Grand Vacine parlors in Chicago before departing for Washington. Members of the Sigma Phi fraternity organized the event and he re enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Elihu P. Root
Grand Vacine
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Fighting resumes at Manila as forces clash near Cavite Viejo
American troops under Lawton press the offensive with infantry and marines advancing from Bucor toward Cavite Viejo and Noveleta. A half hour battle drives insurgents from trenches while Marines wade through rice fields and swamps supported by gunboats and scouts. Authorities report several American wounded, one mortally, with enemy losses. operations continue along the Cavite coast and across the Pensinsula.
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Lawton
Lelind
Jusen
Reilly
Lowe
Bucuor
Cavite Viejo
Navyelet
Novetota
Satfoul
Binkes
McGrath
Fourth Cavalry
Helly
Noveleta
Anerieas
1 Hott
Peninenhe
Cavite
Ile Uteal
Wynne
Cowles
Fourth Infantry
Babe Nichls
Brink
Monument Unveiled at Grave of Lt Collar Miles in Lancaster
An unveiling ceremony occurred at the Anciater cemetery in Lancaster for Lieutenant Collar David Miles of the Seventy-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Surviving members and Company K of the National Guard conducted the rites. Principal oration delivered by E. B. Metin of New York.
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Lancaster
Collar David Miles
Seventy-ninth
Pennsylvania
Naticn Guards
EB. K. Metin
New Yorks
Weather Forecast for Monday in Eastern Pennsylvania
Washington reports a Monday outlook of easterly winds with unsettled conditions. The forecast notes a potential dip in temperatures and increasing wind speeds across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ruin
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Senator Jones
MR. M’kinley
Dydne
Cuba
Apeard
Harry Allen Storm
Lord Fauntleroy
McWilliams
Abner McKinley
Mabel McKinley
E. A. Brown
Annex
Root
Mors. McKinney
Cullinant
Arthur Dunham
Senator Hoar
Paul Kruger
India
Durban
Manila
Guam
General
Northeastern
Penneylvania Nova, Financial and Commercial
J. B. Bweet
Sermon On
J. Toansing
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor
Kenny
Scranton
Hound
Lawal
Mather Mathew Mer
Farmer
Soldier
Elihu Root
Miles Monument
Werather
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