Nine Hundred Spaniards Lose Lives in Manila Bay Storm
Tacoma reports the Hong Kong Daily Press claims 900 Spaniards aboard Leyte linked transports perished when the gunboat was captured by an American squadron. The storm forced the Leyte to abandon the tows and head for Manila, where a later search found no survivors aboard the three transports. The wrecking of the vessels resulted in all hands lost.
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Stormy session expected as Sagasta to be attacked
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Sagasta anticipates a stormy Cortes session next week and will oppose discussing peace or war topics. Spanish press hints at potential conflict with the United States over the Philippines. Repatriated soldiers die daily. 39 have died since arriving. Harbor authorities at Valencia suppress 2000 to lifeboat society, leading to its dissolution. Captain Charles E. Clark, former commander of the Oregon, arrives home to visit family and recuperate. The British steamship Adula, declared prize of war, was offered for sale but found with no bidders, another sale needed.
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Fragmented Health Advice on Consumption and Treatments
The text fragment discusses various approaches to consumption health care, mentioning climate, rest cures, medicines, and doctors shrugging in disappointment. It references different temperaments and remedies without clear outcomes or modern medical terms.
Outrage by Guatemalans Sparks Mexican Farmer Attack
An honest Mexican farmer named Triniday Vega was beaten and his horses seized after Guatemalan army officers demanded to buy them. The incident occurred near TaPadtnLs Mex with reports of further similar outrages by Guatemalan forces and calls for investigation and restraint.
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Camp Thomas conditions report sparks Washington dispute
At Camp Thomas General H V Boynton completed a War Department ordered inspection report. It praises water and hospital suitability but contains statements contradicted by senior Army officials, signaling a clash over findings. Seven artillery batteries will be moved rather than mustered out, two Georgia units to Camp Northen and four Ohio batteries likely to Columbus area.
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Health Improves After Troop Removal to Merriam
San Francisco reports say the Presidio division hospital chief Joseph Matthews notes troops moved from Camp Merriam show steadily better health with only 49 sick in the regiment versus 261 on July 16. Surgeon Major J A Rafter praises new quarters and low polio-like fever incidence amid ongoing attention to polio seas and related claims.
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Miles Must Explain Talk on Military Trial Likely
Reports say General Miles may face a military court of inquiry or private interview to explain recent interviews and dispatches not released by the War Department. Secretary Alger defers discussion during Miles's absence while a controversy over interviews could hinge on whether Miles disavows or endorses them.
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Steamer Superior Sinks With Crew Saved
The steamer Superior sank on the west side of Belle Island in four fathoms of water. Crew members were saved and later taken to safety. the wreck is total. Telegraph from the captain confirms the disaster and crew safety.
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No Yellow Jack There Camp Wikoff Denies Fever Deaths
Medical officers at Camp Wikoff Montauk Point deny deaths in camp hospitals from yellow fever The two men reported dead yesterday were not victims of pernicious fevers but illness contracted elsewhere Dr Nicholas Senn says sickness mainly from south climate improved here with deaths unlikely due to camp conditions Dysentery and minor ailments linked to diet or water noted Pontoon deliveries for Cuba under way and Merritt and staff leaving for Manila with peace efforts continuing.
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Supreme Officers Report Derelict Yet Not Guilty
A preliminary committee report on Knights of Pythias lodge officers finds dereliction of duties by supreme officers but no misconduct. John A Hinsey is re elected treasurer of the endowment fund. The lodge also seeks to urge Congress to make the Uniform Rank a reserve second to the National Guard in each state. Atlanta May Get Soldiers reports strong chances of troops moving from southern camps to Atlanta within a week or ten days, contingent on favorable War Department findings following visits by ex Secretary Smith and Rep Livingston.
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Attire Advice and the Linen of the Man in a Thin Shirt
A fragment discusses clothing care and style, noting that appearance matters but value rests on the fabric and fit. It contrasts good haberdashery with worn linen, implying that quality matters more than bold styling when a shirt is thin or faded.
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