Amrican Officers details in Luzon uprising encounter
The report recounts how United States officers Lieutenant Commander Gilmore and James C. Gilmore and others were captured near San Isidro and later confined at Alea after an armed landing at Baler harbor. a failed exchange proposal, threatened execution, and eventual shifting to looser confinement are described with references to Aguinaldo and Lawton.
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Mantia
United States
Bouth Hocos
L. Boanenshorn
Lisot
James C. Gilmore
Yorktown
Hal
Luzon
Gilmero
Lave Penta
Ullmann
San Isidro
Lana
Gilmore
Aguinalle
Gen. Lawton
Alea
Lieut Gilmore
Warras
Silver Republicans Seek Foothold in Eastern States
Silver Republicans plan a joint push with anti imperialism agitation led by Edward Atkinson to gain an eastern foothold and mobilize 2000 delegates for a national convention to influence Democrats toward the Bryan sixteen to one platform. Fred Dubois confirms plans and warns against imperial factions. A separate note reports Congressman Flynn on free homes and Oklahoma industrial efforts alongside a refinery push and a new industrial home for Black children in Columbia.
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Bates
Chicago
Silver Repubicans
Edward Atkinson
Bryan
Fred Dubois
Idaho
Silver Republican Executive Committee
DuBois
New England
United States
Uric
Siirituve
Ale Bryan
M Renarate Organ‘zailun
Heber
Congress @ memorial
Congress
Indiana Territory
Purcell
American Troops Drive Insurgents and Capture Positions in Philippines
Dispatches from Washington Dec. 2 report Gen Otis noting vigor in the interior push against insurgents. Capt Warwick of the Eighteenth Infantry killed near Holly Grove. Lawrence Lawton and Henry Hughes describe victories with ten field pieces captured and enemy forced to retreat to the mountains. MacArthur’s forces report minor engagements and the capture of rifles and artillery as they advance toward Capes and Mindanao stations, with provisions and ordnance improving supply lines.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Interor
Warwick
Holly
Obie
Hughes
Panay Mat Nollo
Labyawo
Calloor
Masai
Bediow
Wise Aire
Eanunitien
Warwlel
Sixteenth Infantry
Daniel W. Humphreys
Aed
Beir
Mausitania
Kpanish
Wii
Young
Marek
Thirtythird
Vigan
Zamboang Satin
Vily
Thirty First Infantry
Manila
Mindanao
Hirave
Manilan
Fowler
Mavch
Alejandrine
Dagupan
Waldes
Alejandrino
Geingle Company
Apt. Fowler
Aguinalto
Senor Legarde
Treasury
Hueneamine
Aguinaldo
New Cattle Feed From Ground Corn Stalks and Molasses
Washington Nova reports a series of experiments yielding a new cattle feed made from ground corncobs leaves and rope ground to powder and mixed with blood or molasses. Pressed into cakes, it can feed cattle by soaking, briquettes or bricks, with tests at stations worldwide showing promise for tropics and southern states at $10 to $12 per ton and value around 22 to 29 per ton.
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Washington
Nova
Europe
Tropics
Cota
A New Triple Alliance Aims for Lasting World Peace
The article reports on a proposed triple alliance among the Tentonie and Anglo-Saxon realms. It quotes discussions at Leicester about a mutual understanding between the Castilian states, Great Britain, and the German empire. The aim is to preserve peace and deter major conflicts through allied unity.
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London
Duneph Cloutiervind
Leicester
Great Britain
Hrntain
Koerpe
Germany
Robbery and assault shock Guthrie area
In Oregon near Guthrie a man forced Ferguson to bind a friend with ropes during a home robbery. The burglar took money two revolvers a gold watch and clothing then fled on a horse after injuring painter Charles Finch. The suspect John Metireyer was arrested and identified by Permuson.
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Guthrie, Or
Thin Vite
Ferguson
Anne
Porgison
9 Bie
Charles Finch
Rather
John Metireyer
Permuson
Hhanas
Ship Victoria disaster and Cuba troop withdrawal plan unveiled
Reports from Washington say Gen Leonard Wood approved Secretary Root's plan to remove about half the troops in Cuba, with orders to implement the cut. Details mention 11 000 troops remaining and a shift in garrison balance amid war activity.
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Root
Cube
Meek
Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Col. Wood
Methuen March Northward Pressures Kimberley Relief
Reports from December describe Gen. Methuen resuming his march from Modder River toward Kimberley and Mafeking. Gov. Miner hints at relief for 10,000 refugees, while casualties claim 140 at Helmont and 400 at Gras Man. A note from Root, former Knights of the Maccabees official, ends his life after seeking his wife’s forgiveness.
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London
Des
Kimberley
Stock Exchange
Gareileon
Pretoria
Mafeking
Gen. Methuen
Gros Pan
Cal
Kekewleh
Maden
Ecwett
Methuen
Orange River
Helmont
Gras Man
Ftte
Root
Knights of the Maccabeen
Tye
Hobart Will Leaves Large Paterson Estate to Kin and Charities
The late Vice President Hobart's will, filed today in Paterson, allocates about 4.5 million in estate assets. Widow Jennie Hobart receives 1 million and half of the remainder after bequests. son Garret A Hobart Jr. inherits the other half at majority. Charities in Paterson including hospitals and orphan aymns receive 5 000 each. private secretary Hobart Tuttle gets 20 000. A A Wilcox gets 10 000. David Hobart and two children each receive 10 000.
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St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Paterson Orphan Asylum
Paterson
Hobart Tuttle
Gov. Voorhees
A. A. Wilcox
Hobart
David Hobart
Dissatisfaction Triggers Anti-Trust Conference in Chicago
Executive committee members in Chicago plan a December 11 meeting to fix a date for an antitrust conference set for January. The event grows from dissatisfaction among antitrust delegates at the Civic Federation gathering last fall over unresolved resolutions. Over 4,000 invitations have been sent to participants.
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Chicago
Dec
Anti-Trust Range
Anti-Trust
Ii-Trust
Civic Federation
W.4
Ryan
Gor
Oklahoma Territory News Roundup Highlights Indian Leasing Hearing
A Washington hearing before Secretary Hitchcock and Assistant Attorney General Vanderveer tackled leases in Creek and Cherokee lands, with Indian advocates warning a single giant monopoly could arise if leases go to one firm. Opponents urged multiple bidders to protect tribal rights and local homes.
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Ndians
Washington Dispatch
Titchcock
Indian Territory
Uitehcock
Vandeverer
Interior Department
Cudahsy Ol Company
Chicago
Alirlah
Alirlah & McGowen
Laxgan
New York
Mutehins
Muskogee
Logan
Cudahays
Catahay Compa Y
Lintians
Standard Oil Company
Smeths
Messrs
Mutch
Standard Oil
Hitchcock
North America
Intians
Cudahay Company
Department
What the Women Are Doing at the Parish Exposition
Miss Alice Barber becomes the first woman admitted to production in the United States district court in southern New York. Cecilia Nenns of Philadelphia is the sole woman on the jury selecting exhibits for the United States fine arise departments at the Paria exposition.
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la Pinta
Deeda. Ledeckles
Colin Campbell
Mise Cecilia Nenns
Philadelphia
United States Fine Arise
Ien
United States District Court of Sowthers
New York
Alice Barber
Peculiar Encounter Involving Deputy Sheriff A D Wilson
In Payne county thieves are held on burglary charges after confession of stolen plunder. A sorrel five year old mare named Canary Din is among the seized items. The owners claim ownership and the deputy sheriff faces a confrontation over a misdescribed condition rather than a theory.
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A. d. Wilson
Payne County
Unclear English Mint and Irish funeral notes
A fragment discusses mint dirt adhesion costs per 1 000 000 sovereigns and per 4 000 000 half sovereigns. It mentions a long funeral procession in Clannamenoland and Athlone, Ireland, with body transport by water to a cemetery and relatives arriving.
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Ehannon
Ireland
Athlone
Clantmeo Eeu i Anda
Intuition guiding investment amid market chatter
The Indianapolis Journal excerpt reflects on intuition and belief in stock bets, illustrating a woman persuaded by speculative talk to invest despite not understanding stocks. It contrasts dramatic market moods with caution, ending with notes on earnings and risk in a broader urban page.
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Dennis T. Flynn
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Free Homes
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Nanna
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Guthrie
Ole
Dept
Gutile
Oklahoma City
Lovell
Mass
Organ Dese Company
Columbia, & C
Wolfe
PRG
Maghes
Panay
Ivendre
Incargenta
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Lawten
Tayowbong
Chih
Pittsburgh
Maine
National Gun of
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
George Starkey
Mack
Tovay
Frere
da ‘Tuteday
Colenco
Cena
United States Treasury
Sta Wition
Hank Manes
Lea
Webster Davie
Sina
Uood Food For Cattle
the Agricultural Department
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Joneph Chamberlninkare
Highwaymat
Victoria
Seattle
Wast
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Harne
Meir
Woop
Colt
Nev
Natural Republican Committee
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Nivea
Det
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Pat Melkwigh
Fete Allmory
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McDosengh
Carroll Hospital
McDenusygh
Waynes
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Allegheny City
Kimberly
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Cape Tworn
Methues
Modder River
Hellenate
Lassen
Garret A
View
Witew
Soo Hare
Fuesed
Gayle
Urreed Rottle
Frankfort
W. Gayle
Owen County
Jake I. Allen
Liberty
Broaddus
Albert Farmer
Smithville
Palmer
Fall River
Pall River
Austin
Tex
Hogg
Elgin
W. Aryan Domedt
Tren Muliere
Iron Mollers
Oper
Silene
Jobe
Columbus
Nee T. Jobe
Sixth United States Infantry
United States Court
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de, Siaten
Kington
Oklahoma
Forrest McKinney
Guttirie
Hinger Moorman
Olmora
Hallow
Karves
Lehareo D'Affaires
Diven Bean Julin Eyes
Tithric
Ist
Daftakien
Bia
Chile
Hireota Wits
A. J. Stennett
Stennet
Ste
Swenet
Wen
Stenner
Bhe
Fonke Hinescape
Mia
Seothorn
Ote
McGuire and
Keyes
Riewanna
B. McGuire
United States Attorney
LM. Keyes
Mr. Keyes
Dlateiet
Mitton
Olklahoma City
Urant
Armour Packing Company
Kansas
Armour
England
Conchasiana
Eto
Huri
Detroit Tribune
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Pilla
Rome
Indianapolie Journal
Fron
Sullivan
Mirstanippt
Bull Benator
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Timost
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W. V. Fulliven
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