Insurgents Clash in Cavite Killing Soldier in Manila Dispatch
A Manila dispatch reports a riot between U S soldiers and insurgents at Cavite bay. George Hudson of the Utah battery is killed after a dispute with a native shopkeeper, Corporal William Anderson is wounded, and a Fourth cavalry detachment disperses the attackers. Natives looting a wrecked gunboat trigger a volley from soldiers, killing one and wounding another. General Aguinaldo denies ties to the incidents. Admiral Dewey transfers his flag to the Baltimore as Olympia sails to Hong Kong. Raleigh also heads there.
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Manila
New York Journal
Cavite
United States
George Hudson
Utah Battery
Hudson
William Anderson
Fourth Cavalry
Cavite Bay
Aguinaldo
Admiral Dewey
Baltimore
Olympia
Hong Kong
Raleigh
Texas Editor Named Interpreter for Cuban Mission
Captain Juan S. Hart of the First US Volunteer Infantry has been selected as interpreter to the American military commissioners to Cuba. He is ordered from Galveston to Washington to report to Major General Wade. Hart is a noted Texas figure who previously ran a newspaper in El Paso and is a fluent Spanish scholar.
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Washington
Juan S. Hart
United States Volunteer Infantry
Cuba
Galveston
Wade
Hart
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
Three Spanish Transports Depart For Spain From Santiago
The Spanish ships San Francisco San Augustin and Colon left for Spain with 4568 Spaniards including 15 officers their families and four priests Eight men died en route and their corpses were counted as passengers General Toral praised their heroism while Shafter sailed for the United States aboard the transport Mexico.
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Santiago
San Francisco
San Augustin
Colon
Spain
Toral
Cuba
Shafter
United States
Mexico
Montauk Point
Miley
Washington
McKinley
Alger
Green
Signal Corps
Leigh
Seguranca
Guantanamo
Baracoa
Sagua de Tanamo
San Luis
Bank of Exchange
Roumania
Ponce
Orizabe
Porto Rico
Berkshire
Siboney
Berlin
Bates
First Government Ships to Leave for Cuba and Porto Rico
The Seneca will sail from New York next Monday as the first steamer of the new government line to Cuba and Porto Rico. It will carry United States mails stores and supplies and return via Santiago Cuba. Cabinet discussed Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines and decided to admit butter and buttering at 2 cents a pound when stamped.
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Washington
New York
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Seneca
Santiago
Philippines
Pugilist Scott Dies After Brooklyn Fight
Alexander Scott, noted pugilist, died at the Norwegian hospital from aramic convulsions after his bout with Tommy Butler at Greenwood Athletic Club in Brooklyn. Butler and seconds are under arrest following the incident.
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New York
Alexander Scott
Norwegian Hospital
Tommy Butler
Greenwood Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Butler
Seconds
Trade Rise Seen From Bottled Beer Order in Milwaukee
Milwaukee August 26 A brewing company reports an order for bottled beer from the United States new territory illustrating potential growth in commerce between the U S and the newly acquired province.
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Milwaukee
United States
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