Turmoil in Santiago Cuba prompts centralization drive
Reports from Santiago Cuba dated January 4 describe growing unrest after Havana ordered centralization of customs receipts and the closure of certain post offices. Major General John R. Brooke shows friction with General Wood as locals fear mass layoffs could spark insurrection. Communications to the Philippines and Iloilo details follow.
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Colonel Mabry Dying of Cerebro Spinal Meningitis
Colonel W H Mabry of the First Texas regiment is dying from cerebro spinal meningitis at Quemados camp Havana after being attacked Saturday. Surgeons gave up hope of recovery in a consultation, and Generals Lee and Kelier had recently recommended Mabry for appointment to the regular army.
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