Grave Charge of Murder in Pendleton Case
The district attorney accepts Craig Wyndham as a suspect after a dramatic arraignment. Escudera Rodriguez and Bustamente allege Wyndham murdered Burr Pendleton, while Wyndham and Carmen Pendleton’s circle tie the crime to knife throwing and a staged alibi. The DA orders arrests and the scene ends with three officers ready to seize Wyndham.
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Yndham
Carmen Pendleton
Pancho
Burr Pendleton
Craig
Carmen
Burr
Mexico
James
Escudera
Valety
Pendletons
Pendleton
Wyndham
Juan Rodriguez
Emilio Bustamente
John
Wyndbchaw
Carlos de Escudera Y Romery
Romero
Craig Wyndham
Craig Wyndhem
New York
Mr. Esecudera
Juan
John, Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Bustamente
Jove
Mr. Escudera
The Holiday Habit and the New Work Ethic
A Chicago News editorial notes a shift from universal holiday abstention to a policy of taking a day off when a holiday occurs. It argues workers now see an economic advantage in occasional days off and that Thanksgiving and other holidays no longer guarantee full closure.
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Chicago News
Reading on cotton market and trade policy in The Manufacturer's Record
Alfred B. Shepperson surveys three weeks of steady cotton receipts, compares 1899 and 189? movements, and forecasts a crop around 9.3 to 10.5 million bales. He discusses price stability, interior stock levels, and the impact of China trade on southern mills.
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New York
United States
Europe
Liverpool
Henry M. Neill
Theodore H. Price
Price
Interior
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
John, Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Price
Chronicle
Great Britain
Thomas Ellison
Canada
Japan
Mexico
Ellison
John C. Cary
Lockhart Mills
America
China
Orient
Infamous Philippine butcher Braganza faces hanging after his crimes
Francisco Braganza, once a rural schoolmaster turned insurgent officer, led the massacre of 103 Spanish prisoners near Nueva Caceres in 1900. Convicted by a military commission, he was sentenced to hang on November 15 but reprieved to December 13 as his case drew renewed attention in Manila.
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Francisco Braganza
San Fernando
Camarines
Guardia Civil
Nueva Caceres
Brazanza
Angeles
Guevarra
Lukban
Pena
America
Spain
Tabayas
Lopez and Ragay
Albay
Ambos
J. M. Bell
San Miguel Bay
Libmanan
Bay
Mount Iriga
Pamplona
Minalabag
Bicol
Bell
Forty-fifth
Calabanga
Fortieth
Washington
Iriga
Bano
Dorst
Palangui
Guinobotan
Daraga
Legaspi
Braganza
Bula
Baliuag
Cocales
Ballang
Minilabag
J. A. Ryan
Neuva Caceres
Lynch
Fifteenth Infantry
Manila
President Approves Army Brevet Board Recommendations
The president approves all army brevet board recommendations except Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt’s brevets to colonel and brigadier general for San Juan and Santiago are not part of the list sent to the Senate this week. The president’s name will be excluded from the nomination list.
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Army Brevet Board
General MacArthur
Theodore Roosevelt
San Juan
Santiago
Senate
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Brotherhood of
Frederic van Rensselaer Day
Hallboy
John Cuthbert
Wyndlam
Mr. Bustamente
Alfred B
Shepperson
France
Germany