In Cortes Almenas Names Generals in Criticism
Sept 14 reports Count Almenas in the Cortes reiterating charges against Weyler Blanco and Primo de Rivera with Admiral Cervera named as unsuitable, a tumult ensues as Weyler challenges the accusers and the senate adjourns amid heated exchanges.
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Weyler, Blanco
Rivera
Hong—Arme
Singapore
Manprip
Cortes
Maprip
Senate
Count Almenas
Weyler
Blanco
Primo de Rivera
Cervera
Linares
Genziles
Senor Gonzalez
Americana
Cuba
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Senor Sagasta
Senor Castillo
Spain
Weylar
Correa
Fire in the Cudahy plant threatens works in South Omaha
A smoldering fire in the Cudahy Packing smokehouse in South Omaha at 1 AM grew into a dangerous blaze. South Omaha firemen and Omaha engines aided by orders from the mayor fought the flames. Loss uncertain as doors melted and interior was damaged. blaze began from overheating as meat ripped in the smokehouse.
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Omaha
Qudahy Packing Company
South Omaha
Fire Department of
Baird
Moores
STOP MUSTERING OUT. Cuban Campaign's Final Muster Debate
Washington September 14. Pressure grows to muster out more troops but the War Department declares there will be no further reductions. Volunteers remaining will be kept near regular drill and discipline levels as Major General Shafter heads to Camp Wikoff.
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Wasninatos
War Department
Regulara
Cuba
Porto Rico
Shafter
Camp Wikoff
Miley
Washington
Miles
New York
Montauk
Shafter Submits His Report on Cuban Campaign
General Shafter delivered his 200 page report on the Santiago campaign to Adjutant General Corbin, with division commanders’ supplements. He hopes the material reaches the president and Secretary Alger, while public release may follow. Davis arrives in Washington to join the peace commission and meets with officials and the president. Foster and Anderson plan to attend the Canadian-US commission resumption in Quebec. Extradition talks surface for Lucchoni in Geneva and Meiklejohn plans a European trip after the election to rest and speak in Nebraska.
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Shafter
Santiago
Cuba
Miley
Department
Corbin
Alger
Davis
Sennator Davis
Minnesota
Peace Commission
Secretary Day
New York
Day
Moore
Meiklejohn
White House
Whitelaw Reid
Shoreham
Frye
Foster
Gray
J. W. Foster
Anderson
Quebec
Luochant
Geneva
Lucchoni
Austria
Spain
Robbery on Lake Manawa Train Near Council Bluffs
Three men robbed a Lake Manawa to Council Bluffs train near the lake last evening, pinning Conductor Morris and wounding him with a gunpowder burn as they escaped with under $100. Passengers were also relieved of small sums before the trio fled toward Omaha.
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Delars
Manawa
Councy Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Lake
Council Bluffs
Morris
Omaha
Banker Cheney Dead After Elevator Fall in Creighton
Creston, Ia, banker George E. Cheney, aged about 60, died after falling eight feet into an elevator shaft at the Drexel hotel in Omaha. He arrived with his wife and 17 year old daughter, had skull, collarbone, and rib injuries, and died about 1 hour 40 minutes later. He was to be shipped to Creighton. The Nebraska Territorial Pioneers meet Sept 30 at the Nebraska Building on Exposition Grounds. Modern Woodmen Day notes and other expo items follow.
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Onaga
George E. Cheney
Creighton
Neb
Drexel Hotel
Mr. Cheney
Mra. Cheney
Cheney
H. K. Burkett
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Nebraska
Creston
Hereaven &S
Nebraska Pioneers
Dana
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers
Exposition Grounds
Clasa
Furnas
William R. Bowen
Omaha
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