Dismissal Request From Somter County Estate
Aline administrator of the estate of Mrs F Kottuman in Somter County Minnesota seeks discharge from administration. Courthouse notice requires all interested parties to show cause by the first Monday in June why the petition for dismission should not be granted. Royal signature of A C Speer, Ordinary, March 8.
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Army and Navy poised for immediate Cuba invasion
Washington May 11 Everything tonight points to an immediate invasion of Cuba with land and sea assault on Havana. Troops at Tampa await a signal as General Miles arrives tomorrow. Sonley's flying squadron and the invasion army strike Havana, with a swift, decisive battle anticipated.
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Spanish Lose Torpedo Boat in Algerian Waters
A British steamer near Algiers reports a Spanish torpedo boat destroyer guarding the bay suddenly had its lights go out, followed by a violent explosion and the destroyer sinking. It is feared all aboard perished. The report also notes German plans to protest U. S. Philippines policy and possible control of the islands with indemnity guarantees.
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Austria
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Health and wealth hinge on sound health in work
The piece argues property and widow’s fortunes depend on health, noting ill health undermines effort and sleep. It praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best health restorer, claiming it strengthens the stomach and boosts appetite for productive work.
Spain to surrender crews and end war soon
A Washington dispatch reports naval leaders believe the Cape Verde fleet has returned to Cadiz and Spain will abandon resistance in the Americas. Admiral Sampson will move to Key West to coordinate with ground forces and seal Cuba’s fate, with Puerto Rico to be addressed next.
First Party Lands Safely in Cuba Expedition News
Ervy West May 11 reports the landing 50 miles from Havana of Captain Dorst s expedition aboard the transport Gussie. The mission carried 6 000 to 7 000 Springfield rifles and 200 000 rounds of ammunition with 100 US troops aiding the landing and potential inland relief for Cuban insurgents amid fears of a Spanish fleet return and possible U S naval actions near Bahia Honda and Matanzas.
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Dewey May Be In Danger From Spanish Move On Manila
Washington May 11 The Spanish Cape de Verde fleet reaching Cadiz sparks war board speculation on a possible swift Pacific dash through the Suez Canal to attack Dewey at Manila. Some fear a long pursuit race from outside the Atlantic if Spain chooses the route, though risk to home ports makes such a plan unlikely.
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Spanish Fleet at Cadiz Readies for Sea Except Pelayo
Cadiz dispatch lists ships ready for sea at Cadiz led by Vitoria and Carlos V with torpedo boats and transports, plus Normannia and Columbia from Hamburg America. Belief persists the squadron may sail Wednesday as troops move to the Canary Islands by May 15. US naval attache doubts Cadiz harbor state.
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Port Tampa Prepares Transports For Cuban Invasion
Report details loading of Ammunition and supplies at Port Tampa for the Cuban expedition. Transports Orizaba and Florida receive guns as crews unload war material from freight cars. Lieutenant Miley returns with maps for General Shafter. Two regiments to join regular troops in Cuba. Newspaper men to fight.
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