Comprehensive Review of Weekly Happenings Signal Wide Scope
A broad survey notes events from Bayombong to Modder River, including battles, political moves, and economic trends. It cites General Methuen, Admiral Dewey, and Gage amid reports on Cuba, Oregon revenues, early rail and industrial expansion, and new corporate canning ventures.
British transport Ismore driven ashore near Cape Town
A crowded list of late 19th century news items reports the Ismore run aground near Cape Town. Other items note private Merritt’s suicide in San Francisco, Archbishop Chapelle’s Manila voyage, a six-day bicycle race in New York, and various military, political, and natural events across the globe.
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Ismore
Cape Town
Merritt
Battery B
San Francisco
Archbishop Chapelle
Manila
Sherman
New York
General Methuen
Kimbereley
Brazil
Eureka
Coquille River
Frisco
Puget Sound
Boers Win Support in Border Districts Amid War News
Report from London datelined December 5 notes the whole border district between Colesburg and Burgersdorp has joined the Boers. In Venterstad over 2,000 rebels form a peasant commandery and vow to march on Cape Town as General Buller’s proclamation is torn down.
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London
Mafeking
Kimberley
McKinley
Hay
Macrum
Pretoria
Daily Telegraph
United States
Modder River
Cape Town
Lord Methuen
Gretchen
Cape Colony
Colesburg
Burgerdorp
Venterstad
Buller
Capture of Conon at Bayombong Raises Bluff Theory
In Manila a detachment led by Lieutenant Monroe with 50 men of the Fourth Cavalry captured General Conon’s 800 rebels at Bayombong Nueva Vizcaya after a staged advance and surrender bluff. Monroe entered with a small guard and seized arms and prisoners, while the rebels believed a larger force was nearby.
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Manila
Monroe
Conon
Bayombong
Nueva Vizcaya
Spaniards report German garrisons on Caroline Islands
Manila December 6 The transport Aliva gunboats Vil Lobos and Quios with Spanish garrison and civilians arrived reporting German governors occupied Yap Reipan and Penapi with 15 men each They fear native danger and may offer gun boats for sale to the United States The Americans expected a fight at Tagudin but found 600 rebels under General Tino had evacuated 86 hours earlier Residents welcomed friendly troops and Santa Cruz saw similar reception Aguinaldo and his army moved into the mountains eastward Samar and Callao attacked Wyan and landed a force there.
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Young
Tagudin
Manila
Aliva
Vil Lobos
Quios
Caroline Islands
Jaguar
Yap
Reipan
Penapi
United States
Senor Benquente
Gilmore
Major Price
Namapacan
Union
Tag
Aguinaldo
Oregon
Samar
Callao
Wyan
Armed Guards Sent to Ita Plantation by Havana Company
The Havana Commercial Company posts armed guards on its Ita plantations in Pinar del Rio province and plans to request an infantry contingent from Governor-General Brooke. Manager Merryless says arming guards is for protecting interests though no immediate alarm exists, while noting rising disaffection that could flare if the United States acts or fails to act as Cuban leaders want.
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Havana
Patria
Cuba
Root
Havana Commercial Company
Pinar del Rio
Brooke
Merryless
United States
Ships Wrecked by Storm and Tariff Talks Abroad
Unusually cold weather and heavy gales in New Zealand leave the ship Pleiades ashore on the coast with crew saved but immovable on the rocks. Hesketh and Mapowicka also ashore at Greymouth bar. In Melbourne a tariff conference forms protectionist measures for Australia as wool crops face a lean year. In Vancouver a man resembles Aguinaldo and is detained but quickly clears a base alibi and is released.
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Vancouver
B. C
New Zealand
Pleiades
Hesketh
Greymouth
Melbourne
Australia
Federation
Aguinaldo
H. W. Treat
New York
Victoria
Hobart Will Filed For Probate In Paterson
The will of the late Vice President Garret Hobart was filed for probate in Paterson New Jersey. The estate is valued at about two and a half million dollars with the widow receiving one million dollars and half the remainder. After certain bequests are paid, Hobart Jr. will inherit the other half when he reaches majority.
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Venezuela
Modder River
War Department
Japan
Kobe
China
Australia
Adamstown
Oregon
Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Garret Hobart, Jr
Opening of the Fifty-Sixth Congress and Roberts Seat Question
Washington observed the first session of the Fifty-Sixth Congress with tribute to the late Vice President Hobart and routine oath readings. The House focused on Roberts Utah seat protest procedures, drawing lots for seats, Reed rules adoption, and a 7,000,000-name petition against Roberts presented by the New York Journal.
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Washington
Hobart
Senate
Sewell
Sesson
Kean
Rep. N. J
Congress
Quay
Clark
Montana
Roberts
Utah
Taylor
Ohio
Tayler
McRae
Arkansas
Henderson
New York Journal
Coal Miners Strike in Diamondville Wyoming
In Diamondville 600 miners initially struck for higher wages. A mob of 3800 women and girls attacked the mines and forced non union workers and miners from site. Several people injured and one man shot as deputies failed to protect property.
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Cheyenee
Wyo
Diamondville Coal & Coke Company
Diamondville
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Lawton
Graspan
Free State
Wood
Gage
Thomas J Black
Portland
Philadelphia
Gennell W. Wood
Ludlow
Samara
Vigan
South Slicos
Methuen
Northcott
Stopford
Morgar
Big Four
Chespeake & Ohio
Columbia
McKenzie Head
Cape Disappointment
North
Richard Croker
Tammany
Bryan
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Great Britain
Bert Repinoff
Nashville, Tenn
St. Louis
Boston
Goebel
Kentucky
Pacific Mail Company
Government
Transport Service
Knights of Labor
Puget Sound Can Company
New Jersey
Capital
Oregon Can Company
California
Medford
Cape Nome
Chehalis
Gray’s Harbor
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Milwaukie
Eastern Woolen Mills
West
Loers
Transvaal
Genral Joe Wheeler
South Africa
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Leonard Wood
Island
Colesbury
Burgersdorp
A. J. Jenkins
Great Falls
Mont
Niehart
Montana Central Railroad
L. A. Daniels
Patrick J. Riley
Henry A. Edmiston
Daniels
Bradley
Cincinnati
Ita Plantation