Demonstration at Cabanas and Baiquiri Landings Reported
Dispatches from Secretary Alger and Admiral Sampson indicate successful landings near Baiquiri and Playa del Este with minimal enemy resistance. A demonstration at Cabanas engaged the enemy while the Texas suffered one fatality as mines were recovered off Guantanamo. Reinforcements to Shafter begin, with Gen Henry placed in command of a new division and second landings likely to press from both flanks toward Santiago.
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Alger
Long
Santiago
Baiquiri
Puara de ‘Harr
Washington
Cuba
Shafter
Sampson
Playa del Este
Basquiri
New Orleans
Detroit
Onatine
Wasp
Suawanes
Cabanas
Texas
Guantanamo
Daa
War Department
Quban
jAdmiral Sampson
General Shafter
Camp Alger
Santiago de Cuba
Newport News
Tampa
Guy W. Henry
Duffield
Garretson
Henry
Miles
Santiago Bay
Garcia
Rabbi
Insurgenta
Club Women Convene in Denver Biennial Seminar
Two thousand delegates attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention opening at Broadway theater Denver. President Ellen Herrotiin leads the event with parlia mentary order, invocations and welcoming addresses amid crowded galleries and cheering crowds.
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Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Broadway
Ellen Heurotin
Chicago
General Federation
Nomere
Celia Parker Woolley
Adams
McMurray
N. D. Thatcher
Colorado Federation
Sarah Platt
Denver Women's Club
Telegraphic briefs show new ramie firm and rail rate shifts
A St. Tras company incorporated to manufacture ramie with 50000 dollars capital, owning large Mexico land for ramie growth. The George Harding v American Glucose case was dismissed in Peoria after testimony from trust manager Conrad Matthieson. Joint Traffic association backs a special fare to the National Republican League meeting in Omaha July 18 to 15 and proposes grain rate cuts from Chicago to New York to 18 cents per 100 pounds, corn down to 15 cents. Railroad Gazette cites 1008 miles of U S railroad completed in six months, led by Alabama 125 miles Missouri 94 Louisiana 75 New Mexico 71 California 66 North Carolina 66 Texas 61 Georgia 68 and Oklahoma Territory 61. Most rail miles lie south of the Mississippi and east of the Mississippi, with 504 miles built in the six months and some in the Mexican region.
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St. Tras
Mexico
Ramie
George Harding
American Glucose Company
Peoria
Conrad Matthieson
Joint Traffic Association
National Republican League
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Railroad Gazette
United States
Alabama
Missouri
Louisiana
New Mexico
California
North Carolina
Texas
Georgina
Okklaho
Oast
Mngland States
Ix Mouthé
Mines Taken Out Carry On Work Under Fire
Seven contact mines were cleared from Guantanamo harbor by picked crews from the Marblehead and Dolphin under heavy shore fire on June 23. Commander McCalla directed the operation, with boats advancing up the channel despite bullets as Texas had previously struck a mine. The crews cleared seven mines by noon and planned to resume until all were removed.
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Playa Dal Este
Cuba
Guantanamo
Marblehead
Dolgin
Dolphin
Polphin
McCalla
Caimanera
Texas
Broughton
Walter R Gherardi
Coole
Sterling
DONS MAY MAKE A DASH IN SANTIAGO HARBOR
A Santiago dispatch says Cuban informants warn Admiral Sampson that Cervera plans a desperate dash from Santiago harbor at the first chance. Spanish ships are fully coalled and crews denied shore leave, as they brief for a possible breakout to sink American craft and avoid capture. A British squadron is said to head to Manina to counter Germany’s forces. Surgeon General Van Reypen reports corpses were not mutilated. wounds blamed on Mauser rifles.
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New York
Santiago
Sampson
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Washington
van Reypen
Navy
Guantanamo
Helena Dam Threatened by June Rise
Sioux City reports Captain Sanford, government engineer, says the Missouri river dam at Helena completed for 500000 dollars will likely fail with the June rise. Piling washes out and settlers move from bottoms, with 50 to 100 miles of flooding anticipated as waters threaten the region.
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Helena
Sioux City
Sanford
Missouri River
Mon
Tragic Suicide on Burlington Train at Burlington
D J Thayer a prominent civil engineer from Chariton Iowa shot himself in a sleeping car berth aboard a Burlington train as it entered Burlington on June 24. In Indiana Cedar Rapids school district sold 78000 refunding bonds at a premium to N W Harris Chicago for 292. Morse Buurr Nebraska reports James Tomasek died from wounds after a June 17 shooting by his brother in law Frank Levy.
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Burnaton
D. J. Thayer
Chariton, In
Burlington
Orpar Ramps
Cedar Rapids
N. W. Harris
Chicago
Tomasek
Morse Buurr
Neb
James Tomasek
Frank Levy
Republican state convention sets record in Ohio
The Ohio Republican convention ended in under two hours with near unanimity after swift nominations and a purge of dissenters. Hanna allies gained full party control, ousting a few central committee members, while Governor Bushnell and appointees were absent. Leaders Huling and Daugherty shifted roles, and key posts were slated for Malloy and Kinney amid a party-line display.
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Burkeys
Cornuneus
Tiva
Hawa
Cenral
Brown
Toledo
Craighead
Dayton
Friends
Hanna
Charles L. Kurta
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Bushnell
Cyrus Huling
HH. M. Daugherty
Huling
State Central Committee
Daugherty
State Executive Committee
John R. Malloy
House
State Committee
Charles Kinney
W. T. Spear
Supreme Court
Josiah A. Allen
Bond
Joseph H. Blackburn
Board of Public Works
W. G. Johnson
National League Scores and Standings Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several baseball results and team names from the National League and league play. Entries include cities like Washington, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Detroit with varied score numbers and garbled text.
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Umes
Loubvville
Washington
Cingonati
Baltimore
Gene
Now Tork
Everland
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Lais
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis
Boot
Stern Ariculadion
Gtnimwa
WILL AID GEN SHAFTER BRIGADE FOR SANTIAGO TO FOLLOW
Washington June 22 Brigadier General Guy V Henry arrives from Tampa to command a division reinforcing General Shafter. Plans call for 24 000 troops at Santiago and additional forces to crush any Spanish concentration. War and navy officials deny landing rumors while noting three days to a month may be needed to land and organize stores and troops.
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Washineton
United States
Spain
Santiago
Cuba
Guy V. Henry
Tampa
Henry
Druffield
Garrett
Shafter
Shatier
War Department
Holguin
Pando
Garcia
Henry 7
General Shafter
Puffield
Ft. Monroe
Henry M. Duffield
Camp Alger
Fort Monroe
Massachusetts
Michigan
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