Aguinaldo and U S in the Philippines report
The Philippine Commission’s condensed report recounts Aguinaldo’s role and the war’s origins, noting no promises of independence. It details Dewey’s dispatches, the insurgent effort, and the commission’s conclusions on self government, municipal setup, and American sovereignty in the archipelago.
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Quashington
White House
Philippe Commission
Adedraley
Bia
Aguinalde
Coramiacion
Bitetty
Maria
Spain
Altus
Tebo
Aafinn
Tres Prem
Gteneral
Fiveru
Aguipalde
Hivok Kong
Aquino
Bao Kong
Cetu
Fore Wrieral
Dewey
Pract
Dell Aguinello
Balsa
Hong Kong
Jinga- Pere
United States
Manila
Thers
Willinens
Mania
le Jang
Cavitena
Aguinaldo
Arrieid
Aguiraldo
Cavite
New Tor
Hhis
Aguinnilto
Paranaque
Piipinos
Aguinalto
Mienil
Wlec
Minttlta
Congress
Mckinley
Manfln
Philippines
Manila Proclamation Cites December Congress on Independence
Aguinaldo urges soldiers to uphold conduct for U.S. Congress to consider independence while warning of a cabinet crisis as resignations fuel revolutionary tensions. American forces guard Manila, with 4,000 troops occupying Jaro Molo and nearby towns as engagements with Filipino insurgents continue.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Congress
Pilpino
Agilewalde
the Treasury
Tarinc
Slavens
MacArthurs
Angeles
Slaven
Tiollo
Bantiago
Filipin
Sixth Artillery
Jaro
Santa Barbara
Bell
Gungua
Mounta Blanca
Hishop
Hell
Porac
City Sold to a Railroad
The Chesapeake Point Lookout railroad has acquired St Marys City, Maryland, historic capital on the St Marys river. The adjoining Rosecroft estate and colonial manor house are included, with a seminary, church, and old graveyard remaining as remnants of a once prosperous town. The site lies remote, reachable by boat thrice weekly, near St Inigoes.
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Atlanta Constitution
Chesapeake Point Lookout Railroad
St Mary's City
Maryland
St Marya River
Lord Haltimore
Leonard Calvert
Marsland
Annapollo
Calvert
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Rosecroft
October Coinage Report From the United States Mint
The director’s monthly statement shows October coinage totaling 511,835,109 dollars. Major outputs include Gold 3,220,000 dollars, Silver 3,313,000 dollars, and minor coins 304,540 dollars.
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Washington
Mint
United States
Needs More Men Governor Leary strengthens Guam garrison
The Guam island reports from San Francisco that Governor Leary, a navy lieutenant, found Guam unstable after August arrival. Spanish agitators stirred natives. a small revolt was averted by arrests. About 30 more soldiers are needed to maintain quiet at Agana capital. Land values rose dramatically and American rule planned land restrictions. Leary forms local government for Agana and enacts laws for outer stations.
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Zambales
Manila
Ueir
Hyen
Gur Lroares
Natory
Philippines
Buluran
Hucoor
Inius
Paranuque
Las Pinas
Lawton
Birce
Engin
Otis
Tesaloe
Iialanga
Nin
Seottwen Lozoa
Wonute
Asei
Linen
Os Commission
Luzon
Panay
Pal~ Aya
Ice Mores
Leary
Guam
San Francisco
Bulletin
China
Washington
United States
Brutus
Legry
Urem
Aguna
Agana
Wce
Aganu
Crowninshield Scolds Naval Honors Shortages
Admiral Crowninshield blasts the Navy in a public report, criticizing Congress for failing to reward officers recommended for advancement after Cuba battles, calling out shortcomings in ship receiving systems and training landsmen, and noting discouraging disparities in official recognition for gallantry.
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Washington
Crowninshield
Bureau of Navigation
Congress
Cuba
Secretary Long
North Atlantic
Bach
Cushing
Diamonds Dearer Amid Diamond Trade Struggle In London
The Diamond club president Gi Bernhard Cohen explains output limits by the De Beers syndicate raised prices. War and Kimberley disruption pushed supply down and prices up 12 to 45 percent from 18 months ago. Jewelers hesitate, dealers rush to sell, and London imports from Antwerp drop as the trade stalls. Pearls also show prices climbing due to a separate famine, though not linked to the war.
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London
Transvaal
Diamond Club
Bernhard Cohen
Cohen
de Cers
Brasil
India
South Africa
de Beers
Kimberley
Antwerp
Democrats to Issue Address After Election In Chicago
The Record outlines an upcoming Chicago gathering of the executive committee and conference leaders of the national party with Colonel William J. Bryan expected to attend. Senators and national representatives traveling to Washington will stop in Chicago to meet Eastern Democrats as a statewide election outcome looms. An address to the Democrats is anticipated to reflect the people’s character and the results of the Tuesday elections.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Washington
Democrats of the People
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