McKinley Declares New U S Rule for Santiago de Cuba
President McKinley issues instructions to General Shafter outlining U S governance of Santiago de Cuba after capitulation. It preserves civil and religious liberty, continues native courts where compatible, and aims to protect persons and property while imposing military occupation rule.
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Washington
McKinley
Santiago de Cuba
United States
Alger
Corbin
General Shafter
Santiago
Shafter
Cuba
Army of Occupation
Occu
Manzanillo Bombarded and Porto Rican Expedition Moves
Rico. He left Siboney on the Yale with four batteries of artillery and seasoned troops as advance guard of the Porto Rican expedition. Miles plans a landing tomorrow and to raise the Stars and Stripes. An army of 40,000 men will follow in a few days. Sampson's fleet is ready for a combined army navy assault on San Juan at the earliest moment.
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Siboney
Yale
Miles
Sampson
San Juan
Santiago
Shafter
Holguin
Manusanillo
Shatter
Serene
Chef
Prince of Wales Fractures Knee in Stair Fall
While visiting Wadesdon Manor the Prince of Wales slipped on a stair spraining his knee. He was moved to the railroad station in a chair when the chair broke causing a further shake. A Marlborough House bulletin reports a fractured left kneecap.
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London
Wadedeson Manor
Aylsbury
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
No Mosquito Fleet Smoker Poised as Bow Chasers
Fragmentary lines hint at a nautical scene with a smoker and bow chasers aboard a mosquito fleet. The text suggests a voyage or event featuring vessels and maritime roles, but lacks complete details for a fuller summary.
Weather forecast for New England and Midwest showers
Forecast for Tuesday calls for showers across Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with warmer conditions and southwest winds in the region.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston and
Vicinity
Little Hugh McCulloch Holds Up the Big Irene
Captain Chichester commented that only Admiral Dewey knew what would happen if the Germans interfered with the bombardment of Manila. The remarks reflect wartime tension and strategic caution surrounding naval operations.
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Hugh McCulloch
Chichester
Admiral Dewey
Dewey Gunboat Fires On Irene Near Manila
Hong Kong Daily Mail report says U S gunboat Hugh McCulloch chased German cruiser Irene near Mariveles Manila. A shell was fired when Irene refused to stop and a small boat investigated. Admiral Dewey rejected German harbor search claims amid tension with Von Diederichs and Captain Chichester.
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London
Hong Kong
The
Daily Mail
United States
Wildman
Irene
Mariveles
Manila
Hugh McCulloch
Iit
von Diederichs
Chichester
Immortalite
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Hugh Mee
Caltech
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Noted Woman Mary Hopkins Dies in Williamstown
Mrs Mary Hubbell Hopkins widow of educator Mark Hopkins dies after a two year illness. A lifelong Williamstown resident she leaves seven children including Rev Dr Henry Hopkins Kansas City Archibald Hopkins Washington and Colonel A le Hopkins Williamstown.
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Whliamstown
Mass
Mary Hubbell Hopkins
America
Mark Hopkins
Williamstown
Henry Hopkins
Kansas City
Archibald Hopkins
Washington, D. C
A. le Hopkins
Professor Beals Killed in Seattle Steamer Hatch Drench
Arthur H. B. Beals recently elected professor of philosophy at the University of Washington was killed on the steamer Arisona when he fell into an open hatch in the dark. He lived in Brookline Massachusetts with wife Mary J. Beals and two children Alice May and Nathan J. Beals. He had previous ties to the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association and the New England Publishing Company before moving to Seattle to join the University of Ashington.
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Seattle
Wash
Arthur H. B. Beals
University of Washington
Arisona
Akers
Beals
Brookline
Mass
Mary J. Beals
Alice May
Nathan J. Beals
Mr. Beals
Boston
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
New England Publishing Company
South
University of Ashington
Smooth Can Visitor Cheats East Boston Grocer
L. Snow, a grocer on Orleans street, East Boston, loses 50 dollars after a man claiming to be captain of the bark 8 P Lovett visits his store at Grand Junction wharf. The stranger borrows a bill to avoid changing a larger one and promises to return but vanishes. Witnesses say the man may have boarded an electric car.
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L. Snow
Orleans Street
Boston
P. Lovett
Grand Junction Wharf
Bombardment of Manzanillo and Cuban Harbor News
Seven American warships heavily bombarded Manzanillo this morning and three steamers of the Mendez line were set on fire. Gunboats in the harbor were stranded as defense measures. outcome of the bombardment is not yet known. Additional items report typhoid deaths at Camp Alger, movements of the Atlantic fleet, and plans for a combined army and navy attack on San Juan pending conditions at Santiago.
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Manzanillo
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Spain
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