Rebels Seek Arms Surrender Amid Cuban Disarmament Drive
General Funston leads disarmament talks with Cuban officials as 48 U S Marines land to calm tensions at Clenfuegas. Amid palace farewells and diplomatic visits, rebels must surrender arms and return weapons to battalion commanders for storage, with trains planned to collect arms across Pinar del Rio and surrounding provinces.
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Levana
Frederick Funston
Pino Guerra
del Cas
Funston
Amerans
Clenfuegas
Ang Hshy
Patna
Senorma
Ollur
Pinar del Rio
San Juan de Martinez
Western Railroad
Surrow
Puerto Prin
Clara Province
Jnce
del Rio
Meernor Taft
Quesada
Ngton
Ignation
Palma
Tacoma
Caribbean
Atory
United
Taft
Pbs
Stiri
Troops Move Toward Cuba Amid U.S. Mobilization
United States forces begin forward movement toward Cuba as the mobilization intensifies. The operation centers on a main point of mobilization at Repart Hews-First with an army of 5,609 personnel deployed for the mission.
Arrangements Made for as Many More to Cuba
Washington reports rapid mobilization toward Cuba with about 600 troops in the first expedition and a second force of equal size. Military officials coordinate transport, quarantine issues, and readiness at Newport News and various southern ports as plans move to land forces to support the Provisional Cuban government and protect life and property.
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Washington
Cuba
Newport News
Roosevelt
Hayat
Bimelachets
Marinex Fom
Cuban
War and Navy
Marine Corps
Aineworth
Bell
Army
Humphrey
War Department
Westendis
Vandsdale
Cownel van Orsdale
Earl
Department of the Gutt
Candle Building
Major Watts
Muitar
Yesterda
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Department of the Gulf
Fort Wethernon
Newport Newada
Fort McPherson
Havana
Seventeenth
Arrangements For Rapid Departure From McPherson
The article reports that all preparations are complete for moving Seventeenth Infantry battalions from Fort McPherson to Newport News for transport to Cuba. Rail and port arrangements are underway with orders expected imminently. Officers anticipate Havana as a likely destination, citing prior Cuban service and preference for the port.
Death Toll Rising After Pensacola Hurricane Devastation
A flood of wreckage and bodies overwhelms Pensacola and surrounding districts. Reports describe dozens of corpses found and ships wrecked, with extensive damage from the hurricane reaching Mobile, Davenn, and Santa Rosa. Rescue efforts continue as debris blocks the coast and hundreds suffer after the storm.
Sunday Funerals In Stricken City Amid Storm Chaos
Debris clearing continues as water recedes in Mobile and surrounding areas after a Gulf hurricane. Reports indicate numerous deaths and extensive damage. officials note railroad schedules must resume for normal commerce. Emergency committees coordinate aid as residents assess losses and begin cleanup along the coast.
Minds of Men Overthrown by Hurricane Horror
Readable hospital scenes show six artillery men chained to floors and driven to madness after Fort McRae bombardment. Survivors face lasting damage as authorities seek three fishermen lost near the city, with a schooner wreck and violent winds reported along the shore.
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Pensacola
Nays .Ward Ang Fort
Fort McRae
Pensacglass
Miss Knowles Heroine of Storm at Pensacola
Miss Laure Knowles sister of President W. 4M AL Knowles of the First National Bank acted as a heroine during the Pensacola hurricane. Alone with her brother's servants at his summer home she saw vessels heading seaward and quickly placed a lantern in a window guiding three vessels to a sandy beach where crete reached shore safely.
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Alfeh
Mobile
Dave
Ceaar
Miss Knowles
Pensacola
Ensacola Fla
Laure Knowles
W. 4M AL Knowles
First National Bank
Shel
Crete
Unclear Weather Report Across States Monday and Tuesday
Fragmented forecast notes for Georgia Kentucky Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida and more. Mentions rain cooler days Tuesday, easterly to northeast winds, and scattered showers in several regions with varying temperatures.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Canolina
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Canton
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