Ships Caught in Ice Floes End Arctic Whaling Fleet Losses
A Seattle dispatch to The Examiner reports most Arctic whaling vessels trapped and destroyed in ice including the Belvidere Rosario and Fearless with eight ships named as remaining at risk. Captain Downing of the Wolcott relayed the fleet’s destruction via pilot Lennon's account, while agents estimated each vessel with outfit valued at 110000.
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Examiner
Seattle
J. C. Downing
Wolcott
Austin Claiborne
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Alki
Joneau
Slaiborne
Belvidere Oat
Port Clarence
J. Peters
Paine Barrow
Mr. Jackson
Rosario
Wanderer
Herschel Island
Osca
Jessie H. Freemen
Jeannie
Newport
Bossona
Belona
Narwhale
Mary D. Hume
Arctic
Edwin Goodall
Downing
Lennon
United States
Wheeling
Kotzevny Sound
Unaliska
Snow
Weasel
Obignik
J. D. Peters
John
Winthrop
Unalaska
William Lewis
New Bed
Fearless
James McKenza
Claibore
Love that Alters Have It All In Affects Of Fashion
A quirky notice notes shifting trends in love and style as outfits alter perception. Designers and retailers weigh how changing fabrics and fits redefine romance and personal expression this season.
England Surgeon Sees West Africa Mortality Lower Than Cuba
London dispatch cites Sir William McCormick saying U S troops faced higher illness mortality in Cuba than English forces on the West Coast of Africa. He notes Africa expeditions had better health outcomes, cites Soudan and Abyssinia cases, and stresses data limits for American comparisons.
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Cuba
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London
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Royal College of Surgeons of England
Prince of Wales
Europe
Anglo-American Ambulance Association
United States
Vrance
Abyssinia
Sack
Soudan
Surlinden Minister War and Dreyfus Case Revisions
Paris dispatch notes rumors of ministerial changes over the Dreyfus affair. General Saussier declines the war portfolio citing his role in the case. Reports also claim General Surlinden is to accept a position, while political figures seek stability amid diplomatic tensions. The same issue mentions the railway mail clerks convention opening in the Kimball.
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Pari
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Artaxta
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Railway Mail Clerks’ Convention
Kimball
Veterans at Cincinnati Parade Delivers Elaborate Electric Light Displays
The thirty-second annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment draws large crowds at Camp Sherman with elaborate decorations and electric light designs surpassing expositions. Naval day featured a grand parade and steamboat receptions as G A R leaders and dignitaries were honored. The Civil War veterans drew devoted spectators noting thinning ranks as the event honors their service and transition into memory.
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Thirty-Secon
Grand Army of the Republic
Camp Sherman
Committee On Quarters
Eyty
National Naval Associate
Coney Island
Gobin
Kelley
J. Martin
W. RB
Flora M. Davey
Jennie Laird
National Association
New York
John ©. Shotts
Yonkers
A. D. Shaw
Watertown
N. Y
FIVE DEATHS AT MONTAUK Camp Wikoff Health Improves
Five deaths occurred at Camp Wikoff Montauk Point last night and this morning, with 491 men remaining in the general camp. A Montomounny Alabama report notes Dr Eastman visiting Prentenville to discuss a state chapter branch.
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New York
Montauk Point
Moxtoomuzny
Ala
W. ¥. Eastman
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Neahville
Children’s Home Society of the
United States
Prenteville
Powell’s Escape From Bailiffs Shocks ConpELe
Powell escapes from his guards after the shooting death of J E Keily. Bailiffs guarding him are arrested as investigators cite a hired team and possible bribes. Powell sick, reportedly worsening, and not moved from home as inquiry continues.
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Conpele
Powell
J. E. Keily
Keily
Ker
Why Men Were Not Paid For Cuban Volunteers
A Washington dispatch reports widespread ed criticism as Cuban volunteers awaited pay three months in arrears. Officers delaying due funds until troops returned to the United States caused the withholding. General Stanton claimed ample paymasters and funds in Cuba, but requests by regimental commanders blocked prompt payment. A separate Seattle note mentions a clash with a Canadian official over hoisting the British ensign at Dawson. The president and McKinley returned to Washington by train, with the party greeted at the Pennsylvania Station and pleased with their outing.
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War Department
Cuba
United States
Ace Et Ace
Thecmnen Ie
Renee
Ter
Stanton
San Francisco
Seattle
McCook
Dawson
Alaska Commercial Company
Davis
Washington
Wasmixatos
Mr. McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
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