Regiments To Be Mustered Out From U S Forces
Washington reports the forthcoming release of volunteer regiments including First Texas and units from Illinois Kentucky Ohio Utah and more. Artillery batteries and infantry regiments totaling about 96 000 personnel will be demobilized with embarkations continuing for Puerto Rico. Crane immune guards Spanish prisoners of war as transports depart Santiago de Cuba.
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The School System for Santiago Opens Sept 15
General Wood announces plans to open all public schools in Santiago on September 15 for about 4000 children. School commissioners’ salaries are reduced, sectarian influence is removed, and American-based education is proposed. The San Juan delivers Hood’s regiment and mail as Fifth Infantry prepares to replace them in the garrison.
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Key West
Tents Demolished as Storm Harms Camp Wikoff
Report on Yale regiment status awaits quarantine review after Tuesday night electrical storm at Camp Wikoff Montauk Point. Winds toppled tents including Red Cross and general hospitals, some tents swept into the sea. Washington moves to muster out volunteers including the Rough Riders and Seventy-first. Arcadia inspected. Captain Capron Sr. aboard sick.
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Food Relief Planned for Cuba After Spanish Evacuation
War department considers feeding starving Cubans after evacuation. Plan aims to reach real needy under army supervision, avoiding misuse. Reports from Madrid and London cite renewed fighting with insurgents and casualties, while U S ships St Louis and St Paul head to Cramp's shipyards for repair and return.
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Spanish Fours Rise On Covering and Buys
The International Navigation company reports Spanish 4s strengthened by shorts covering and Paris purchases. Final price 421g, up 1 1 4 percent from Tuesday's close. Schley shows further improvement as Rear Admiral nears return to Washington. General Wilson in Ponce orders saloons closed for three days to quell unrest. Grant sets up headquarters.
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