Aguinaldo Family Split in Flight as Pursuit Narrows
A cable from Manila reports Aguinaldo's party fleeing north after a clash near Imus. His mother and oldest child are reported lost in the woods while a four year old child accompanies Wheaton's troops. Two thousand dollars in gold tied to the mother is captured.
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Washington, D. C
Newden
Oftls
Lingayen Gulf
Wheaton
Buencamio
Aguinalde
Terac
Bayambang
Dagupan
San Jacinto
Young
Lingayen
MacArthur
Frightful Slaughter of the Dervishes Reported
Lord Cromer cites Gen. Wingate’s victory near Go south of Khartoum. The Khalifa killed, emirs captured, and the Dervish stronghold destroyed. Thousands surrender as women children and cattle fall to Anglo Egyptian forces ending organized resistance in South Sudan.
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Cairo
Lord Cromer
Kitchener
Wingate
Oeman Digna
Mafeking Surrender Rumor and War Dispatches
Reports from Glasgow and Queenstown on November 25 Boer forces rumored to have captured Mafeking while refugees warn of a growing Afrikander movement. Berlin circles say Boers reject foreign intervention as they pursue liberation of South Africa.
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Queenstown
Cape Colony
Ladygrey
Aliwal
Berlin
South Africa
Bride of the Church faces possible veil and fortune offer
Mina Josephine Drexel, heir to nearly 16 million dollars, weighs taking the veil to donate her wealth to the church. Her aunt Mother Catherine advocates the idea after years as a nun, while Drexel, resembling Mrs. Grover Cleveland, values independence and longs to do world-changing work. She travels with her aunt in the South. In St John’s Newfoundland the ministerial crisis deepens as Fisheries Minister Morine resigns amid government tensions.
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New York
Mina Josephine Drexel
Catherine
Miss Drexel
Grover Cleveland
Helen Gould
Mies Drexel
Admiral Dahlgren
Johns
N. F
Morine
McLean Not Discouraged Moves to Cincinnati for presidential bid
John R. McLean has leased a Cincinnati house and will remain in Ohio until the presidential election. The move unsettles Ohio Democrats who fear his personal organization will control the next state convention and lead the Ohio delegation to the national convention in a bid for the presidency.
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Columbus
John R. McLean
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
McLean
Hining
Humorous Speculation on Political Fortunes in Cincinnati
The text speculates that a popular figure may seek the View president's chair, fall back to a Cincinnati house to avoid alien status, run as Democratic U S senator against J M Paraker in 1801, or retreat to Washington for years before pursuing another aim in Ohio.
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Cincinnati
United States
J .M. Paraker
Washington
Oho
Local Post Office Cloned For Memorial Day Observance
The post office will be closed from 2 to 4 PM today in memory of Vice President Hobart. Adjutant Smith of the Salvation Army assists with Thanksgiving stereopticon and graphophone concert plans. Local property transactions include David F. Blaine selling three Bradley Anna Street lots for 4000 dollars and Minnie Goff purchasing a Lewis Street lot for 2000 dollars. The Sultan Queen Mining Company was incorporated with capital stock 106 dollars. An alleged robbery report involves Laurence Kelly and two unnamed friends. A second robbery claim cites a colored woman in a Second Avenue saloon. Fire crews responded to a minor blaze at a pile driver near the Centennial mill. August Toellmer, ex-private in Co. M, to lecture on First Washington volunteers at Van Axel tonight.
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Laurence Kelly
August Toellmer
Co. M
Centralia
Washington
van Aseelt
Death Blow to Mob Law in Georgia Legislature
A Georgia bill proposed by Hammond would keep grand juries in force after removal of a foregone task, creating county conservators of the peace. Jurors would command mobs to disperse or stop lynching and could imprison defiant violators if disobeyed.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House of Representatives
Hammond
Richmond County
Ita
Water Works for China in Shanghai
New Shanghai water works will be built with up to date American machinery at a cost of 150000. A. E. Dowler, NY representative of Arnold Karberg Co will manage the project. Capacity Five million gallons daily with a steel water tower. American suppliers provide pumps, pipes, hydrants, and valves. Chas Fowler will lead the project as engineer.
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New York
China
Shanghai
A. E. Dowler
Arnold, Karberg & Co
Riter-Conley Manufacturing Co
Pitteburge
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Cincinnati
Lawrence Machine Company
Holyoke
Mass
Kennedy Valve Company
Ft. 1D
Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Chas Fowler
Bloody Penitentiary Fight Ends In Severe Wounds
At the penitentiary in Columbus a fight between Geo Brown a colored Cincinnati prisoner and Joseph Hailey of Lima left Hailey badly injured after Brown attacked him while Hailey was en route to work. Brown believed Hailey conspired against him and wounded him near the neck severing arteries and leaving him with critical injuries. The incident occurred as Hailey sought hospital care nearby.
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Columbua
Geo. Brown
Cincinnati
Joseph Hailey
Lima
Malley
Brown
Bailey
Funeral of the late Vice President Hobart Attended by Nation’s Representatives
The city of Patterson mourns as Vice President Hobart is laid to rest. President, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices and officials attend. The funeral procession from Washington moves to Carroll Hall and Church of the Redeemer for services and final blessings.
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Rson
N. J
Hobart
Supreme Court
Washington T
Patterson
Carroll
McKinley
Carrol Hall
Madgee
Church of the Redeemer
Occu
Congress
Live Phone Wire Causes Fireworks On Spring Street
A damaged line tied to a gate post sparked a dangerous scene when boys touched the charged wire while a schoolgirl avoiding the danger escaped injury. Crews rewired and a holly tree in front of 472 Spring Street briefly burned before the wire was removed.
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Spring Street
George B. Chapin
Chapin
Bia
Post Street Power House
Post Street
Fire at Charleston navy yard causes high damage
Royton Nov 25 Fire partly destroyed the Charleston navy yard in the morning causing about one million dollars in damage.
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Charleston Navy Yard
Western Washington lumber hopes attract Midwest capitalists
The Star reported that lumber kings from the Midwest, including ex-Gov. Clough of Minnesota, plan to establish a large sawmill on Puget Sound. They scout timber lands in Snohomish Skagit and King counties after exploring the Seattle and International and await favorable freight rates to make eastern markets accessible.
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Puget
The
Star
Middle West
Washington
Skagit
Snohomish
King Counties
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Puget Sound
Gov
Clough
Seattle
Seattle & International
Servant Girls by the Hour Offered in New York
The Household Economics Association opens a domestic register next week at 1775 Broadway. Mrs Dessau coaches servants who will dust sweep cook and mend for 20 cents an hour and guarantees three placements per worker within a district. Members pay $5 annually for access to a first class servant for a year with a replacement if needed.
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New York
Domestic Register
Household Ecconomics Association
Broadway
Mra
H Desau
West Eighty-Fifth Street
Filipino rebel figures captured and surrender notes reported
In Manila Gen Otis detains a former cabinet member aboard the Brutus after Cronin’s capture near Ban Fabian Bautista. Fili pino congress president Buencamio has surrendered to Gen. MacArthur and seeks the supreme judgeship. Seattle forces capture, bivouac at the National hotel, with about thirty adults and many children observed by locals.
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Manila
Gen. Otis
Benor Buencamio
Aguinaldo
Major Cronin
Bautista
Filipino Congress
MarArthur
Seattle
National Hotel
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Pretoria
Vert
City News
Nanapany
Adjutant Smith
Balvation Army
David FE. Blaine
Ira Bronson
Bradley and
Anna Street
Minnie Goff
Lewis Street
Carrie
Jill Falllurgeon
Accor
Third
Madison
Sultan Queen Mining Company
Capsul
E G. Krueger
R. W. Hicks
J . Heyt
Centennial Mill
Chicago
Princeton
Yale
Mr. Hobart
Star Paint Co
Coon Bros
Second Avenue
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Monogram Rye
Canadian Club
Oscar Pepper
Burke's Irish
Burke’s Scotch
McBrayer
Bond
Hennessy and Martel
M. Clay Eversole
Optician
Standard Tailoring CO
Third Ave
Holcomb
Burke Bic
Denny Blaine
Dexter Horton Bank
W. W. Houghton
First Avenue Jeweler
Palace
Palace Steam Laundry
Moran Bros. Company
Engine and Ship Builders
Steel and Wood Lumber Mill
Diston
Dibton
Osinv
T Fero
Second Ave
GEO. H. Woodhouse
OUR House
Occidental Ave
Washington St
Third Aves
Barrington
Pike
Stock Exchange
First Ave
Privieges
Polie
A. Corcoran
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