McKinley Says Only Congress Can Cede Territory
The Liberal reports the United States cannot cede territory without a vote, noting that Spain’s reply is expected this week. The piece hints at potential exchanges of cables on critical matters and possible convocation of a course this month.
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Cortes
McKinley
Spain
Shafter Details Hardship of His Troops at Santiago
General Shafter telegraphs the president explaining why his army suffered so much at Santiago. He cites exhaustion from fever and dysentery, insufficient shelter, and long campaigns with bread and coffee. He notes the immune regiment fared better and praises Wheeler Lawton Bates and Kent for their support.
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Von
City of
Santiago
Ington
Shaft
Cmmand
Wheeler
Lawton
Bates
Kent
Mob Firefight During attempted Jail Rescue in Tampa
A mob attempting to free three black soldiers jailed in Tampa clashed with armed guards. Guards returned fire from an upper story as the crowdshot and chaos spread, leaving several wounded and the raid thwarted.
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Tampa
Rades
Three Die as Express Train Wreck Hits Canton Junction
At Canton junction an express mail special from New York to Boston jumped the track. Engineers James Shelton and G K Knowlton and fireman G Scherfeldt were killed. A number of mail clerks were severely injured.
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Canton Junction
New York
Boston
James Shelton
G. K. Knowlton
G. Scherfeldt
Ex Mayor Sutro Dies After Prolonged Illness
San Francisco reports the death of ex mayor Sutro after a long illness. A renowned Pacific Coast politician and generous figure, he used wealth to aid the working class and supported numerous public causes.
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San Francisco
Sutro
Pacific Coast
Wife charged with assassination at Clarendon Ark
The Clarendon Arkansas murder case centers on J T Orr shot at his home on July 30. His wife Mrs Orr and two black suspects are jailed with the negroes charged with murder and Mrs Orr accused of hiring them. A lynching threat surfaced before Judge Thomas appealed for calm and prepared to try the prisoners. Orr’s life was insured for 5000 with Mrs Orr named beneficiary.
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Agig
Clarendon
Ark
J. T. Orr
Orr
Dennis Record
Manse Castle
Castle
Loncoke
Knights of Pythias and Maccabees
Torn Cotton Damages and Crimes Across Texas and Nearby States
A roundup of brief items includes Boll worms damaging cotton near Corsicana Texas, the 18 year old daughter of J M Howell assaulted and throat cut near Knoxville Tennessee, and the assailant negro escaped. Other notes report deaths from a cow kick in Caldwell Texas and drowning in the Colorado River at Austin.
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Tex
J. M. Howell
Knoxville
Tenn
Joseph Stahlmack
Caldwell
Star Pointer
Columbus
Eugenie
Paris
France
Philadelphia
Nelson Hillery
Cameron
Juarez
Mex
el Paso
Emil Waldein
Colorado
Austin
Winifred Adamson
Fort Worth
James Williams
Cookville
Harrison Smith
Tenale
Fox
International and Great Northern Railroad
Houston
Fourth Regiment of
Texas Volunteers
J. W. Blake
Dallas
Jim King
Bryan
Frank Rhodes
Calvert
Young Womack
John T. Orr
Clarendon
Ark
J. L. Slayden
Galveston
H. H. Kirkpatrick
United States
Easton
J. W. Franks
Ladonia
George Holt
Rockwall
Waveland
Ind
John Higley
Edward Wittig
Vulcan repair ship cited as naval cornerstone in war
Washington dispatch lauds the repair ship Vulcan as a key modern fleet asset. Built from the former steamship Chatham, the Vulcan supports ships at Guantanamo and in Cuban harbor, with crews reporting constant brass work and supplies for various vessels. The piece also notes Democratic exec committee picks in Texas and other war news from Illinois, Virginia, and Munich.
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the Tribune
Washington
Vulcan
Navy
Navy Department
Chatham
Boston Navy Yard
Sampson
Cuban
Guantanamo Bay
Smith
Torrington
Talk Happiness Faith And Health By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The poem urges choosing cheerful topics and bold faith over doubt and gloom. It advocates speaking of happiness, faith, and health to uplift others and yourself, claiming speech can shape reality.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Helen Armstrong Reunites With Father Before Mine Amid Illness
Helen Armstrong journeys to Crimson Creek to join her father at the mine. Mr. Armstrong falls gravely ill just before her arrival and entrusts his daughter to Philip Brown and the doctor, urging her to be brave as his condition worsens.
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Crimson Creek
John Armstrong
Tlelen
Helen
Miss Armstrong
Philip
Mr. Brown
Mr. Armstrong
Papa
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