Cuban Arm Reduction Sparks Debate Over Insurgent Strength
New York April 29 A Havana dispatch says American military planners will prepare two rolls of insurgent fighters. One list covers those under arms on February 15, 1898, and the other those enrolled on April 1, 1898. Authorities aim to determine a fair basis for distributing a 3 million dollar fund and to release small coinage into Cuba. The piece notes Havana police salaries and civil-service pay scales, plus social reforms rumored in La Lucha and the impact of Spanish departures on island governance.
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New York
the Tribune
Havana
Ernest
Maine
Blanco
Madrid
Brooke
Gomez
Burnside
Cuba
Social Gazette
la Lucha
Santiago
Wood
Immigra Fen Minas
Cableship Hooker Set for Manila to Lay Philippine Line
The United States cableship Hooker sails for Manila to lay 2.0 miles of new cable connecting key Philippine islands. The vessel, refitted at a cost around $120,000, carries $100,000 worth of cable and is commanded by Lt. John Maxfield with Maj. Black aboard for the journey with Red Cross supplies bound for Manila.
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New York
United States
Hooker
Manila
Philippine Group
Panama
Spain
John Maxfield
United States Volunteer Signal Corps
Signal Corps
San Francisco
S. J. Hanlon
Henry Winter
J.B. Madden
War Department
Philippines
Black
United States Army
Gibraltar
William T. Fee
Ohio
Mr. Fee
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Bombay
India
Colombo
Ceylon
Red Cross
Santa Fe to launch transpacific steamship line to the Orient
Santa Fe railway officers plan a second transpacific steamship line from San Francisco to the Orient by July 1. The line will complement the San Diego service, with four 6000 ton steamers built for possible Santa Fe use. Operation details to be decided, may be leased or owned.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
San Francisco
Orient
Santa Fe
San Diego
Pacific Steamship Companies
Cramps
Inaucur
Passage figures show net outflow of Spaniards from Cuba
Monthly passenger tallies indicate 1279 travelers departed and 14 365 arrived at the port in January through March. With April reversing the balance, most arrivals are Americans returning home, while an estimated 19 000 to 20 000 Spaniards have left Cuba since January from ports other than Ryena.
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United States
Cuba
Jan i Mamual Tuem
Ryena
Former U S Attorney Ingham and Partner Bail Set at 20000
Hearing in the Ellery P Ingham and Harry P Newitt bribery case ends with bail fixed at $20000 each by Commissioner Edmunds The case relates to an alleged bribe offer to W J McManus during a revenue stamps counterfeiting probe A body is found in Kirksville Mo with about 2000 dollars to his name and another unidentified traveling salesman dead with a stopped watch in his vest pocket
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United State District
Ellery P. Ingham
Harry P. Newitt
W. J. McManus
Secret Service
Edmunds
Kirksville
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