Three Million Mohammedans Could Draw U S Into War
A Washington dispatch warns that a Turkish sultan could push the 3,000,000 Muslims in the Philippine Sulu islands to revolt, threatening Luzon and prompting more American troops. It notes potential treaty breaks with the Ottoman empire and stresses U S diplomatic resolve on Armenian indemnities.
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Testimony in Colson murder case and Goebel assassination cases
William Smoot testifies he overheard Scott and Golden near the Capitol hotel saying the trouble must end now. Breck Combs places Scott firing the first shot. the second shot’s shooter unclear. Reports say Governor Taylor may be indicted but details pending his return from Washington. Court schedules arraignments for Harlan Whitaker Tallor Dick Coombs and John Davis. Youtsey arraigned with not guilty plea and bail motion set for April 30.
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Newport Navy Plans Center at War College Arrival
Newport Rhode Island will host the North Atlantic squadron in June for war college sessions with officers from the navy army and revenue service plus foreign guests. The program includes torpedo and night attack drills and harbor operations under Capt Stockton with Capt Mahan among speakers.
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Senate and House debate to Puerto Rico civil affairs
Washington April 20 The Senate passed a joint resolution for administering civil affairs in Puerto Rico until officers can be appointed under the newly enacted Puerto Rican government law with no temporary appointment beyond August 1 1900 The House debated naval survey plans for Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines and adopted an amendment limiting ocean surveys to 10000 while plans for a naval academy would require full improvements not to exceed 6000000 with navy secretary approval The Turkish indemnity issue sees no fleet dispatch and no ultimatum until Hay returns
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Census of Cuba Shows Population and Demographic Details
Washington reports General Sanger released Cuba's census results listing a total population of 1,572,797 with breakdowns by gender race and citizenship. Havana city counts 235,981 residents. education levels show 443,426 literate and 19,158 with superior education.
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