Aguinaldo Escapes Northward In Pursuit With Young
Manila reports General Young tracking Aguinaldo after a coastal sighting near Aringay. Aguinaldo moves inland toward Bayombong, with women, carts, and a small force, as American units maneuver north of San Fernando and claim plans for renewed operations and valley garrisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Young
Aguinaldo
Arinelly
San Fabian
San Vertanio
Tinton
Aguinmido
Tariao
Lawton
Sen Isidro
Colin
Aguisaldo
Ofls
Tubavuo Vilare
Ufat
Gurines
Otis
Schwan
Mantiac Digupan
Thin Terrtory
Ola
Philippines
Aguinaldws
Sanihe
Washington
Cis
War Department
Tavuz
Macabyhe Steues
Arinay
Fermandy
Trinidad
Wheaton
MacArthur Oprermura Myst
Tarlac
Tariana North
Hela
Dicknan Struoh
Jaro
Heid
Dickman
Eletteenth
Santa Barbara
AtucArthur
Boalaren
Laixon
Death of Hubert Hobart Reverberates in Cabinet Funeral Plans
The article recalls Vice President Hubert Hobart's death and outlines funeral arrangements in Washington and Indianapolis. It notes Cabinet attendance, a special train to Paterson, and Supreme Court travel considerations. It discusses succession rules, Frye as president pro tempore, and historical coincidences around past vice presidential deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Washington
Riobart
Supreme Court
Senate
Polimy
Talercon
Eivery
Areide
New York
Paterson
Bright
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Penneyivants
Tastice Fullerto
Gould
House of Representatives
House Committee
Imade
Venderson
McDowella
Senu
Tlie
Br. Hendrick
Cleveland
Nisvs
Dammitt
Mix Hendricks
Rtn
Maklur
Fran Dent
McKintey
Capitol
Indianapolis
Weth Partes
Dimiéle
Tue &Abbet
Indiana
Theover
United States
Navy
Interior
Cineresx
Apo Viso
Str
Hobart
Willime F Frye
Pew
Fry
Mic Kintey
Aduilzistratlim
Teviin
MarcMoe
Hubert
Robert Velo
Orember
Armed Guards Posted to Protect Marion From Smallpox
A special dispatch reports armed guards posted on the road to Marion Illinois to block suspected infected persons and to quarantine all exposed as smallpox spreads in at least one West Wishtes in Wit hateen county. Laborers on a new railroad lodging there by the score raise alarm among residents and workers amid fears of the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Hise
St. Louie
Post-Dispatch
Withateen
Martop
Calirdad
Boers Swarm Southward Threaten Natal Front
Dispatches from London dated November 21 report Boers advancing toward Pietermaritzburg, with Estcourt cut off from Natal and rail links to the Mooi River under Boer control. Reports describe large Boer entrenchments at Belmont and near Belmont hills, with transport ships and increased artillery fire as British forces struggle to maintain contact along the line.
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London
Betcourt
Natal
Mopl
Highlands Station
Artifierr
Silevi
Cape
Geoy Huldyard
Barcourt
Heli Barnt
Kidowan Castle
Southampton
Cape Town
Treanler
Cape Colony
Steyn
France Free State
Bloemfontein
Recht Bank
Mrr. Hoffmeyer
Afrikander
Mr. Sauer
Pub
Fm Tonch
Aliwal
Roger
Gutacre
Naauwpoert
Hons
Coles- Ware
Tichitle
Assockitet Fresx
London Chronicle
Vietuali de Piertievent
New York
United States
Simie Ag
Spain
Wijuz
Macrum
Washington
Nev
Pretoria
State Department
As Aefice
Domevehyensons
Ofern
kipsGlate
Attlebury
Mr. Macrom
Transvaal
Pree Bute
British to seek consent for U S consul fund disbursement
A British government move seeks permission to allow the United States consul to distribute funds for British soldiers held as prisoners of war. A telegraph line was cut near Mooi River and a large Hoors force occupied a railroad area near Mitchesons Cutting. A Natal Stud company farm was burned and 500 loaded horses valued at 15000 were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Durban
Natal
Mooi River
Pit Station
Mitchesons
Estcourt
Our Stand on China Diplomacy Reveals U S Trade Rights
A Washington dispatch reports that US Britain and other powers work toward settlements on the Chinese and Samoan questions. Officials indicate Britain may respond favorably to Ambassador Choate’s note while three weeks elapse before the reply. The United States insists on preserving American commercial rights in China and warns against ceding influence that could threaten trade.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Lord Salisbury
United States
Great Britain
Hay
China
London
Arbassador Choate
France
Kava Chad-Wan Bay
State Department
Otier
Proclamation Seals New Jersey Offices Closures for Hobart Funeral
Gov Voorhees orders state public offices closed for Hobart funeral with a day of mourning. Proclamation honors Hobart as a man of noble traits and service in state and national affairs. Offices to close and flags to half mast during burial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
J. Foster M Voorhees
State of
Masked Bandits Blow Up Brooklyn Bank Safe in Toled o
Three masked men dynamited the Exchange Bank of Brooklyn Michigan at Toledo Ohio on November 22. Three explosions rang out as the robbers, firing at pursuing officers, sped south. The bank building wrecked and safes damaged. About $1500 in money reported taken with more expected from wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Exchange Bank of
Brooklyn
Mich
Otici
Hunger in Kimberley Draws Two Americans
Mira Nancy Huston Banks former resident of this city is among guests in besieged Kimberley South Africa with Miss Anna Kuseper of New York. They live on starvation rations as Banks's father Jude Huston seeks U.S. government action for the safety of explorer Heinrich Antgster. Banks is noted author and former member of the World's Fair board of Lady Normal Slowers.
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America
Kimberley
Henderson
Mira
Nancy Huston Banks
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
London
Anna Kuseper
New York
Banks
Jude George Huston
Morganfidd
Washingtom DC
Lle Antgster
Pratt Admits Counterfeiting Spurious Dimes
P D Pratt arrested in Lawrence for counterfeiting counterfeit dimes and white metal dies found in his possession. He told authorities he began with a dollar change plan but later admitted making them, claiming intent to quit after three and dumping the dies in the river. He appeared before United States Commissioner Clark.
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P. D. Pratt
P.D. Pratt
Lawrence
Topeka
Severn
Bil
United States
Clark
Riddle Quietly Drives Out Tipton From Committee
The Populist state committee meeting led to the removal of secretary Tipton amid internal power plays. Key figures include Marked for removal Karl Vrooman A. Clarke and B. Logan who framed the coup while Riddle sought party favor and projections toward Breidenthal.
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Taylor Riddle
W. T. Tipton
John Breidenthal
National
Ricine
Hidde
Kiddie
Tinton
Tera
Bon St
Mr Riddle
Tiddie
Tipton
Hidilis
Str. Tiddie
Tipton Te
B. Logan
Osage County
Vrooman Thrieh
A.D. Clarke
Lawrenc
Jwe
A. H. Curran
Parsons
Lint
Curran
Vrouman
Shearer
Grant Harrington
Hiewatha
Harrington
Ayelaine
Tito
Bert Logan
Osage
Logan
Widdle
Tipton Phate
Riddle
Evsr
Kansas City
E & Ptest
Brecuse
Reld
Enthal
Tinton Therm
Mutto
Grant Hattington
Hiawatha
Judie W. J. Hebb
Wichita
Judge Babb
A. & Clarke
Lawrence
Carl Vrooman
Clarke
Hjeldenthul
Campaign turmoil at national hotel hints party plans
The article reports disorder at a national hotel during a pivotal moment in the Breidenthal campaign. Tipton seeks funds for the effort, facing public questioning after being ousted. Committee meetings discuss state headquarters, fundraising, and future conventions with several district leaders named and no clear candidate list at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hreidenthal
Jens
Tipton
Breidenthal
Riddie
Ted
Ponnhe Road
Campo mdi Rhce
Snoney Yiag
J.D. Rubhin
Ani Siso Fogk
Collectiona
Fimen
Ienterpties
Sremrurer
H . B. Clarke
Lawrence
Pirot
G. W. Harrington
B. Schacter
H. G. Clarke
E. F . Piret
C. Bradshaw
Carl
Washouts Close Rail Line Between Comanche and Wichita
Heavy rains swelled the Red and South Canadian streams near Comanche, halting the Rock Island route south of town. Three miles of trestle work damaged, freight and passenger traffic diverted to alternate paths, with repairs underway and opening planned for Thursday.
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Ret
Ewollen
Hocksland
Madina
Red River
Ridin
Atvettumt
Comanche
Seouckarrse
Washsutte
Tock Tstead
Br. Worth
Terri
Cominche
Te Pointe
Comunche
Rock Island
Wichita
Br Reng
oAlester
Tate
Santa Fe Snowbound Delays Trains From Colorado to New Mexico
A severe snowstorm in the Colorado and New Mexico mountains halted eastbound trains through Santa Fe and La Junta. Rail crews dug out blocked tracks as snowdrifts formed at multiple stations, delaying No. 4 and the eastbound overland service and consuming hours to clear the routes.
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Santa Fe
Sveral
Dewey Deed Recorded Life Interest Retained
Washington November 12 the deed transferring the Dewey home from Admiral and Mrs Dewey to the admiral s son George was recorded in the recorder of deeds office. A life interest is reserved by Admiral Dewey and his wife to continue during their natural lives with a reversion to the survivor upon death. The relictardment bears November 14, same date as earlier deeds between Admiral Dewey Lieut Crawford and Mrs Dewey.
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Washington
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Lieut Crawford
Lieut
Crawford
Two Engineers Killed in B and O Westbound Collision
Two engineers died in a rear end collision near McCook's Station Indiana as a westbound freight train struck a passenger train. Engineer Bradford was killed. two firemen and another engineer were injured. No passengers hurt. The line remains blocked with clearance expected later today. Weather notes from Chicago forecast variable winds and possible showers in Kansas.
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Cleveland
Nov. c
B&o
McCook
Indiana
Bradford
Twn Ies
Sarberlis
Chicago
Kansas
Job for Burton. George Findlay Also Taken Care Of in the Death
A brief notice reports George Findlay also being taken care of in the death, alongside a job or position for Burton. The item notes the death event and associated arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Findlay
Deat
Scheme of Mr Curtis Drives a Washington Bond Deal
Reports in Topeka detail a plan linking J F Burton and Curtis to control First district politics. Burton would back Curtis for two years while Curtis aids Burton for a senate seat, with Illinois ties and Indian Territory appointments forming the leverage. Burton, Curtis and allies deny a formal deal as they push influence through government appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Burton
Georgy Findlay
J. i. Burton
Washington
Huton
Conereetman Curtin
Wathington
Burton
Curtis
Martom
Curtle
Senate
Cartis
Furton Dieny
Weiebiel
Mtr
Mattaland
Morris
George Pindlay
Sid
Curth
pMoe
Thor
Bir
Burtuts
Cresent
Cutton
Topeka
Thomas Ftyan
Vinilius
Hoan
Fowton
Wastington
Tex Poke
Galena
Tere
Washlington
Vardink
Curtie Ear
Patan
Friends
Murton
Dewey Explains Reforms On Frequent Transfers At Home Washington
George Dewey explains the frequent transfers related to residences and duties in Washington. The admiral notes changes in home and office assignments and emphasizes order, discipline, and the Navy's administrative procedures.
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Gen. Young
Binqua Mountains
Pietermaritzburg
Michigan Bank
Antis
Topeks
Admiral
Ina
Mtotart
Metnidy
Medarts
Oan
Deweys
George Gootha Dewey
Aulraca
Weeny
Fcorkaa
Ewey
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