Lieutenant Brumby Dead in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Thomas M Brumby a Dewey aide who lowered the Manila flag and later died in Washington after a glandular swelling and typhoid complications. He was 44 and unmarried with Marietta Georgia ties. burial planned in Atlanta. Admiral Dewey described him as bright and devoted, a trusted aide. Governor McSweeney arranged a $3000 state health loan to fight smallpox as needed.
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LORD ROBERTS SUPREME COMMAND IN SOUTH AFRICA
From London dispatches Lord Roberts of Kandahar has taken supreme command of British forces in South Africa, succeeding General Buller with Lord Kitchener as chief of staff. The change signals a tougher stance as Cabinet reshuffles and possible alliances loom, while fears grow that German and Russian actions may pressure Britain and hinder reinforcements.
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LEE TO REMAIN IN COBA OPPOSES FURTHER REDUCTION
Havana dispatch reports General Fitzhugh Lee will stay in Cuba as department commander over Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces. He opposes reducing American forces, expects eventual brigadier general appointment, and supports keeping troops during the Cuban experiment. Also notes plans to revise Cuba rates and other wartime dispatches from New Orleans and Louisville conferences.
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