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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1898

Page

4

Porto Rico Expedition Moves Ahead Amid Delays and Militia Concerns

Reports from Washington on July 21 describe ongoing preparations for the Porto Rican expedition and Miles's eastern squadron. General Miles delays, convoy issues, and the Dewey reinforcement at Manila are noted, with yellow fever described as widespread but mild among American troops.

Washseton War and Navy Departments Watson Miles Santiago Porto Rico

Powers Exchanging Notes on naval crisis from Madrid

A Madrid dispatch reports Great Britain and other powers exchanging notes on their attitude if admiral Watson arrives. Progress so far is described as satisfactory by Spin.

Loxnos Madrid Great Britain

Andrews Accepts the Chicago Public Schools Superintendent Post

Carcano July 20. Professor Benjamin Andrews, Brown University president, telegrammed President Harris of the Board of Education to formally accept the Chicago public schools superintendent position.

Andrews Carcano Benjamin Andrews Brown University Harris Board of Education Chicago

Government awards contract to Spanish transport firm

Government awards the contract to the Spanish Transatlantis company represented by J B M Ceballos & Co of New York to carry Cuban prisoners to Spain at 20 dollars per enlisted man and 35 dollars per officer. Five ships at Santiago within nine days, vessels to fly Spanish colors and be manned by Spanish crews. Cost estimated at 335000 dollars for 24000 enlisted men and 1000 officers, with subsistence provided by firm or army ration. The award notes curious wartime shift as US contracts with a company linked to the Spanish navy.

Spain Wasuketon Atari Siniago Cuba Transatlantis Company J. BM. Ceballos & Co New York Santiago Inday United States

Nebraska Contempt Case Against State Board in Court

Attorney General Singthe and three state board of transportation members were served notices to appear before District Judge Holmes to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court. The board had attempted to enforce telegraph and express rate reductions under legislative authority, facing constitutional challenge though defendants claim the restraining order remains. Chicago-Denver Fast Trains: compact ends fast service after Aug 13. no Chicago to Denver under 8 hours and no daylight run to Omaha.

Telephone and Express Companies Nebraska Lixcony Singthe State Board of Transportation Holmes Telephone and Express Company List Oxmeaco Jines Chicago-Denver Chicago Denver Omaha

Postal Clerk Charged With Stealing Mail Funds

Drips, a postal clerk on the line between Red Cloud and Hastings, was arrested for stealing 280 dollars from the mails in a package of bills sent to Hastings postmaster. He pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Billingsly and, lacking bail, was sent to Omaha for federal court. Also notes heavy artillery and infantry embarking at Port Tampa under Major Generals Rodgers and Schwan amid transport delays.

Lixcoty Drips Red Cloud Hastings Bladen United States Billingsly Omaha Tampa Tamps Rodgers Schwan Port Tampa

Three Thousand Para Cult and Business Purchases

Charley Patterson of Lexinatoy Kentucky bought a Hanover sire of Hamburg through Ben Eder’s dam for 3000 dollars. Mosackling reports a price rise for "sack 4 pricy" in years. Massillon wholesale operators plan a 15 cent per ton price increase August 1 due to higher miner wages. Revenue tax applies to Kansas City livestock exchange evidences.

Lexinatoy Charley Patterson Hanover Hamburg Ben Eder Sack Osevenann, O Massillon Con Commissioner of Internal Revenue Kansas City Livestock Exchange

Temerario Leaves Port for Brazil Voyage

Assusprion Paraguay July 21 The Spanish torpedo boat Temerario after weeks of repairs departs port bound for Cuyaba Brazil. Tennis Championship Games Boston July 21 The United States Lawn Tennis Association says the singles championship will be at Newport August 11. Prince Henry Sails From Kiao Chow to Vladivostok Asiatic waters.

Temerario Assusprion Paraguay Cuyaba Brazil Bostoy United States Lawn Tennis Association Newport Henry Snaits Swanival Prince Henry of Prussia Asiatic Kiao Chow Vladivostocs

Garcia Death Rumor Shocks Cuban Junta Leaders

A Kingston Jamaica cable reports Calixto Garcia killed during actions near Manzanillo while Shafter's forces press west. Cuban and Spanish sources vary. secrecy surrounds details as Cubans and Spanish refugees assess the claim amid ongoing campaigns in Santiago de Cuba and western front.

Erseston Jamaica New York World Cablegram Calixto Garcia Siboney Junta Kingston New York Evening Post Garcia Blanco Santiago Horatio S. Rubens Manzanillo Shafter Tiolguin Holguin Spain Zonjon Cuba Santiago de Cuba England Bermuda United State

An American invasion of the markets of the world

Washington reports a new publication from the Bureau of Foreign Commerce under Frederick Emory. It presents statistics on rising U S trade abroad and analyzes factors fueling industrial growth, including changes in Russia India Japan Britain and Spain. It argues the United States is becoming a major world commercial power with broader international responsibilities.

United States Washington Areau of Foreign Commerce Department of State Frederick Emory Emory Russia India Japan German Empire Yellow Sea Great Britain West Indies Spain Alaska British Columbia Canada

Porto Rico to be permanent U S possession says official

From Washington July 22 an official statement to the Associated Press declares Porto Rico will be kept by the United States as a permanent possession. It adds the plan has existed from the start and that the flag will forever float over the island. The future of the Philippines and the Ladrone islands is unsettled though these islands may follow Porto Rico as permanent possessions for strategic and supply reasons.

United States Washington Porto Rico Associated Press Philippines Ladrone Islands Porto Asia

Robbery on Santa Fe Ends With Heavy Firefight

On July 22 near Saginaw eight miles north of Fort Worth Texas a southbound Santa Fe passenger train was halted by six masked robbers. The engine and express car were shot through as officers exchanged heavy fire. engineer Joe Williams was fatally wounded or likely so and the fireman missing. The robbers failed to access the safe and escaped after a fusillade from the west bank. Local posse and officers pursued, reporting at least one casualty among authorities.

Fort Worn Tex Santa Fe Saginaw Fort Worth Pendvll West Bank Joe Williams Houston Meles

Soldiers Need a Rest As Fifth Army Corps To Return North

July 22 dispatches report General Shafter opening a cable office and seeking to withdraw the Fifth army corps from Cuba. Doctors and generals urge sending troops to camps in North Carolina or western Maine for two to three weeks to recuperate. Washington agrees to remove the army, while General Miles says he does not want or need a single man after their hard campaign.

Shafter Lantrade Washington Fifth Army Corps Tampa Thirty-third Michigan McKibbin Fifth Army Porto Rico Miles Santiago United States North Carolina Maine

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