End of Luzon campaign and Wood named Cuba governor
Armies claim gains in Luzon as Otis reports organized rebellion is finished yet guerilla action may persist. Aguinaldo reportedly flees with 500 men. Americans capture letters detailing native plans. Wood named governor of Cuba with civil rule phased in. Also notes press and public reaction in London and Washington to war and policy shifts.
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Subig Bay
Luzon
Hanis
Aguinaldo
Caragaon
Cagayan
Hongkong
Jino
Vigan
Tunis
Cuba
Santiago
Madrigal
Negros
Young
Otis
Philippine Islands
Thirty-third Infantry
Brooke
Wood
War Department
Sydney
Pathan
Forty Sixth
Manila
Congress
Havana
Gage
Insular
England
Rough Rider
Duke of Marlborough
Conran Doyle
Lord Roberts
London
War Office
Cape Town
Kitchiner
Gibraltar
Navy Department
Maine
Key West
United States Supreme Court
Marshfield Wand and Lumber Company
W. H. Upham
Philetus Sawyer
W. T. Ellsworth
Marshfield
New Orleans
United States Circuit Court
United States
A. W. Smith
Mint
Smith
Philadelphia
India
Samarang
British War Cabinet Resignations Hinted as Boer War Presses
Reports from the field give 672 British prisoners and three guns captured at Stormberg. Winston Churchill escaped after being held by the Boers. Mafeking flooded by rain. Gen French wins a small fight and then loses another in Cape Colony. Ladysmith sortie costs 62 British. Rebels grow in northern Cape and Basutoland. Kimberley and Mafeking still hold.
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Stormberg
Caperlony
Sarah Wilson
Winston Churchill
Mafeking
French
Cape Colony
Basutoland
Jett
Congress
Modjer River
Narase
Methuen
Orange River
Ladysmith
Natal
Dublin
Kimberley
Harvard Defeats Princeton in Debates and Political Briefs
Domestic wires report Harvard again defeated Princeton in debate. Cincinnati seeks the Democratic National Convention. William S. Taylor inaugurated Kentucky governor. Austrian consul Reymerhoffer dies in Galveston. Milwaukee’s Silas Chapman dies at 86. Nebraska Senate seat questioned as Allen’s claim is contested. Milwaukee mayor calls for abolition of city charters.
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Chicago
Harvard
Princeton
Cincinnati
William S. Taylor
Kentucky
John Reymerhoffer
Galveston
Texas
Silas Chapman
Milwaukee
Scott
Omaha
National Baseball League
Wilson
Allen
Nebraska
Senate
Rose
John P. Squires
American Federation of Labor
Henry C. Niese
St. Louis
Fred Bellerson
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57Th St
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Shuttleworth & Dibble
Pioneer Block
Madison, Wis
Henry Lefebvre
Middleton, Wis
Middleton
Wis
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News OF the World
Chamberlain
Transvaal
London Times
Modder River
South Africa
Gatacre
Eugene Richter
Reichstag
Great Britain
Hermes
Britain
Kitchener
Buller
Colenso
Tugela
Hart
Hilyard
Albert S. Hay
Pretoria
Washington, D. C
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Duluth Shoe Company
Boston
John P. Squire & Co
Wright
Delaware Grange
Dover
Wrigley
Brooklyn Baseball Club
National League
Wheeler, Mich
Theodore Nelson
Adams
Michigan
Lacey
Root
Landis
Serena E. Payne
New York
Civil Service Reform League
Indianapolis
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Globe National Bank of Boston
Standard Oil
Montana
Fremont, Neb
Charles Tawney
Congressman Tawney
Amante Electa Semmes
Raphael Semmes
Perry Finlay
Memphis
Inter-Island Telegraph Company
Marconi
Hawaiian Islands
Detroit
New York Supreme Court
Josiah Browne
American Tobacco Company
Paterson
N. J
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Stephen P. Anderson
Nebraska Penitentiary
Geo. W. Shell
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S. C
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Tacoma
Odam
Crist
Perry
Okla
Matt Williams
Pawnee County
Oklahoma
Iowa
Mount Vernecn
Washington
Roberts
Utah
House Committee
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General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
Kansas City
Mr. Roberts
Della Miles
T. W. Leary
Chattanooga
Southern Express Company
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H. B. Plant
Boston Clearing House Association
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James G. Fair
Robert H Waters
Newburyport
Mass
Othniel C. Marsh
Yale University
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Meriden
Conn
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Cripple Creek
Edward Bates
Treasury Department
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Warren Randolph
Central Baptist Church of
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R. I
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Jones & Laughlin Iron and Steel Company
Milwaukee and St. Paul
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Elizabeth Upham Chase
Central Falls
R. 1
Crown Point
Ind
Gillett
Philadelphia Friends
Canada
A. W. Rucker
United States Monetary League
Colorado
Supreme Court
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Henry Landis
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Alonzo A. Chamberlain
O'Dea
Wisconsin
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Louisville
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O'Neil
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