HAVOG WORKED BY FEVER IN THE NINTH
From the Second and the Ninth reports a fever outbreak. Every officer in the Ninth, except seven, were ill and have since recovered.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1898
Page
1
Secretary Long Sees Peace Plans and naval bases in talks
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long returns to Washington from vacation and discusses the Philippines status, potential bases in Porto Rico, and the possible peace commission appointments including Olney. He praises Navy officers, notes cost cuts after the war, and mentions Manila as a possible port.
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Olney
Washington
Porto Rico
War Department
Hingham
John D. Long
Long
Navy Department
Post
Alger
United States
Philip
Pines
Secretary Long
Ace Commission
Secretary Day
Spain
State Department
McKinley
Hachman
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Sampson
Fichley
Sampson
Schley
Navy
Santiago
Peace Proclaimed as War Ends Between Spain and United States
The proclamation declares a suspension of hostilities after a protocol signed August 12 1898 by William R Day and Jules Cambon. It outlines terms including Cuba sovereignty relinquishment Porto Rico and other islands ceded to the United States Manila occupation, evacuation plans, and a Paris conference to finalize a peace treaty.
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Washington
William R. Day
United States
Jules Cambon
Republic of France
Spain
Stisin
William McKinley
William M’kinley
United States Army
Steen
Cuba
Porto Rico
West Indies
Ladrones
Manila
Philippines
Havana
San Juan
Paris
Secretary of State
Day
M. Cambon
Ambassdor
Secretary Day
McKinley
Smoker’s bow-chasers: Maine 5c CICAR by Cutler Bros Co
A brief item notes the MAINE 5c CICAR, distributed for New England by Cutler Bros. & Co., as a trusted brand for smokers. The mention emphasizes distribution reach and brand prominence in the region.
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Cutler Bros. & CO
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