England Mourns Victory Sold With Heavy Casualties
London dispatch reports grim toll from Belmont and Mafeking battles. British forces suffer hundreds of killed and wounded with variable prisoner counts, while Boer forces dig in amid heavy artillery exchanges and strategic moves across Natal and CAPE Town reports. The public questions official dispatches as casualties mount and the war outlook remains unsettled.
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London
Shige
Ewers
Glencoe
Nichoison
War Office
Belmont
Worester-Wiiker Thom
Methuex
Suvereston
Uteru
Fethetsisnehaipl
Krabbe
Traniier
President of P. G. and the Party Changes in 1903
A garbled 1903 political sketch discusses changes in leadership and the potential impact of new presidents and figures. It mentions New York, New Haven, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Gilts, Shulsepa, and other entities in a speculative tone about shifts in power and party control. The text is fragmented and references possible appointments and alignments.
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Seneral
Bers
Bonds Coming In Governments For Municipal and Rail Securities
New York notes a number of bonds deposited at the subtreasury yesterday. It mentions four percent class securities and city redeems, with officials contemplating further financing and bond redemptions. Payments to the city have been continued, and merchants anticipate government support for further bond issues and purchases.
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New York
New St
Mark Busines
Lenka
Bowde
Furlaire
War is over insurrectionists scattered as Aguinaldo hides
Washington reports Gen Otis summarizes Luzon situation noting insurgent government cannot exist, troops dispersed, Aguinaldo in hiding. Dispatches describe divisions among forces, communications restored, and Panay fighting details. Bautista, president of the Filipino congress, presents to MacArthur and resigns, signaling broader collapse of insurgent leadership. Jail fire in Jellico follows arrests.
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Washington
Otis
Luzon
War Department
Aguinaldo
Stanila
Congress
Aguinute Wenopeseane
Ines
Lawton
Wheaton
Bayumbong
Dasupan
San Fabian
Weather and confusion in scattered notes
An unclear clipping reports partly cloudy conditions and possible rain in the southwest region with cooler temperatures tonight. It mentions northerly winds and a tangle of names and events, including vague references to sympathy and a large crowd, but specifics are illegible.
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Kansas
Fain
South Vetlien Tals
McKinley weighs Cuba plans as Wood visits Washington
Washington reports the war department has learned that Gen Leonard Wood travels to the capital aboard the transport McPherson from Santiago. Officials say the president aims to consult on Cuban affairs ahead of Congress, with Ludlow and Wilson also considered for civil administration roles in Cuba.
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McPherson
Santiago
Leonard Wood
War Department
Secretors
Gen. Wood
Congress
Cuba
Gren. Ludlow
Gen. Wilson
Ludlow
Wood
Wilson
Hayer Temp
Wei Hs
Manila front reports Col Carpenter advances near Santa Barbara
Manila dispatch details Col Carpenter moving from Jura to Santa Barbara with artillery support on November 21 a series of clashes as Gen Hughes forces push west of Santa Barbara. Insurgents retreat after heavy fire. several Americans wounded. enemy losses unknown. A Spanish corporal arrived from Tarae with sightings of Aguinaldo and leaders northwest of Bayambang. Aguinaldo movement linked to mid November actions.
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Fister
Carpenter
Hello
Thear
Todlay
Ous
Mania Toley
John TE Miller
Seventeenth
Abdo- Bet
Minduris
James A. Cassey
Fompeby B. Eishteenth
Rorey
Anaba
Tusen
Pau P. Phedluer
Moderat
Edward Sohnsin
William W. Hineman
W Leter
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Otis
Tate
Hurhes
Holle
Cobsman
Carientér
Paria
Congress
Manila
m—Bautista
Filpino Congress
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Init
S&s
Sokiera
Col. Carpenter
Santa Barbara
Jura
Hughes
Col Carpenter
Sixth Artilery
Tre
Twenty-sixth
Cipriz
Jaro
Paula
Pavia
Baueas
Heyambang
Jessie
Aguinaldo
Lorsasnd
Manguigron
Pateasivan
Bayarmbang
Acuindide
Bayambang
Wheston
Fraudulent bonds of the state of Virginia in circulation
A New York Herald report notes widespread interest in Virginia state bonds, with many seen in circulation and purchases rising. It recalls the 1632 Kendall Bank Note contract for 3 percent bonds used to refund debt, the 7 million bond issue refused in Richmond, and later efforts to recover or dispose of worthless paper.
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Virginia
the Herald
Virgtnia
Kendall Bank Note Company
Thidteburzer
Boweryer
Richmond
St Louis
Buen
Turmoil in Samoa as British Forces Respond to Crisis
Reports from Warburton on November 24 describe a dangerous crisis in Samoa with British bluejackets landed. Tenure of chiefs and Matafian diplomats led to disorder, violence, and a royalist faction that threatened the throne. Officials worked to pacify motives and stabilize the delicate situation.
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Warburton
Ufchal
Saning
Thirttan
Valnus
API
Samoa
Parting Shot: Two Filipino Prisoners Shot by Privates
San Francisco dispatch reports ex-Examiners claims that two unarmed Filipino captives were shot by Kansas soldiers at Caloocan during the Philippine campaigns. General Funston defends Col Moreau, cites Callahan affidavit and notes a War Department inquiry cleared some officers.
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San Francisco
Wilder S. Moreau
Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
Kansas
Calooran
War Department
Bishop
Maud Blander
Frederick Funston
Jett Tniay Fon Tie Pauppines
Col Metcalf
Ala
Kaneas
Huthe
Funston
Cullatan
Caloocan
Aiintin
Te Reeiment
Maiglos
Manila
Knhen
Guiguinto
Guisuinto
Macarther
Wheaton
Bass
New York Herald
McCutcheon
Ball
Gem Wheaton
Philippines
Legtey
Mantia
Bossi Thern
Kbe Ie
Bidhon
H Company
H Coupes
Une
Batt
Tishey
Secur Divinion
MacArthur
Thoraden
Mallory
Seiment
Waeshington
Brattory
Kansae
Calotcap
Aichi
Saccetem
Captain Flanders
Company 1
Planners
Eljeain Bisher
Secon
Controversy Over Prisoner Killing In Philippine War
A vivid account details Captain Bishop ordering prisoners to the rear during battle while Major Metcalf and Colonel Merealt faced accusations of firing on prisoners. Witnesses, affidavits, and a MacArthur-backed recommendation complicate blame. The chapter ends with a General’s regret at the controversy.
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Bishop
Flanders
Washington
Palo
Kan
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Philippines
Metcalf
Mallory
Merealt
Hin
Tevattes
Captai Flinders
Donald Thorne
Mt Manila
Har
Tie G. Husker
Little
Whitmac
Metenlt
MacArthur
Bishop Denies Killing Of Filipino Prisoners By Soldiers
Major Bishop refutes Gen. Funston on insurgent prisoner deaths in Manila. He insists no prisoners were killed, cites hospital care for insurgents and wounded, and praises surgeons amid rumors of abuses. He details personal witness of hospital ward care and condemns false reporting.
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Bishop
Funston
J. W. Going
Topeka
Ano
Manila
Caloocan
Axe
Veekansas Meyer
Hick
Ganger
Reward Offered by Ministers to Close Joint Taverns
Rev Charles M Sheldon leading a movement to clean up the Tenesetown area with ministers from several churches offering a $30 reward for arrest and conviction of those running joints. He and church leaders urge residents to end liquor selling in that part of town. Navy report from Cavite describes Charleston relief ship and its wreckage setback.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Clive
Tennesertown
Hal
M. Sheldon
C Sentee
Gerad
Senees Baptist Church
Mtalles
Leroy
Halsert
Lincoln St. Cong
Grant
Lucas Peat
Oamans
Charleston
Washington
Navy Department
Treutze
Cavite
Mantin Tolly
Culcom
Hong Kong
Money Back Offer From Admiral Dewey Saga
New York November 21 report states subscribers to the Dewey home fund may request a refund. John F R McTenn for Mrs Dewey says the admiral’s family has faced heavy criticism and that refunds will be processed promptly upon written requests to Emerson McMillan of New York, with details to follow. The Dewey family notes their grief and explains support remains strong despite the backlash.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Dewey Home Fund
John FR. McTenn
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Emersin Mesillan
McMmillan
Vail
Nothiaie
Rail street tensions ease amid militia call relief
In Belleville and East St Louis tension eases after a riot risk and militia deployment are discussed. Officials seek protection assurances and pledge no further violence while workers press demands and a response is awaited.
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St Lous
Dav
Bellesilles
Belleville
East
St Louie
Belloyue
Damon’s Place President Dole Acta Without Hearing From Washington
A fragment from Honolulu reports Damon's Place appointee as minister of finance, with Damon resigning and connections to European firms. President Dole approves the act amid confusion, noting withdrawal from prior business ties and seeking a quiet transition in Washington.
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Dole Acta
Washington
Honolulu
Via
Taineliig
Chur Lansing & Co
Damon
Thame
Italy
Preigent
Dole Afr
Liana Iti
Wiurie Quiettine
Fora and
Me Alto Bert
Heath Flewes Yinouineme
Anpeeriion
Defory
Felandy
United States
San Francisco
Dicle
Mckinkey
Wittall Wit Svede
Svelig
P Connection
Willy Cerca
Damon Ban
Saltater Af Finance
Stuwatiea
Burdge Wins Verdict in County Court Case
In Whe district court Mr Burdge prevailed after a juror dispute delayed the verdict. The case, tied to a contested lien on a vehicle, featured questions on value and levy by the sheriff. The jury initially struggled with the valuation before delivering a final answer.
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Kijuchner
Rd Mackey
Jade Hagen
Accidental Hand Injury at Factory Doors
The report notes a man caught his left hand between two heavy doors in Towneville. He received physician inspection and home treatment. The text also mentions a federal court decision about corporations and a periodical year inquiry, with unclear details on names or places.
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Fitz
Tanesville
Wis
Tintel Herve
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