Samoan diplomacy and Cuba plans in Washington report
Inquiries from the state department suggest no further Samoa advices before late next week. Diplomats expect Berlin treaty adjustments to proceed through ordinary channels with the British vessels aiding mail messages. Cuban commissioners in Washington report satisfactory progress and anticipate funds for soldiers, with disbandment upon receipt of payment. President McKinley takes a river outing with a party from the White House.
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Washington
State Department
Samoa
Auckland
Apia
Wellington
Havana
Santa Cruz
United States
President McKinley
McKinley
Sylph
Herrick
Cleveland
McWilliams
Chicago
Rand
Mary Barber
Mabel McKinley
Clara Shields
Mary McWilliams
Carrie Harter
C. R. Schultz
James Barber
White House
United States warships divided between Atlantic and Pacific
Washington January 23 The battleships Iowa and Oregon head to the Pacific and Asiatic stations while the Newark moves to the Pacific coast. The Atlantic hosts three battleships two armored cruisers six protected and unprotected cruisers and twelve gunboats. The Dewey Kautz command includes two battleships two coast defense monitors six cruisers including the Newark and sixteen gunboats plus auxiliaries. The department aims to keep strong forces in Cuban waters and ready to sail for the far east if hostilities with the Filipinos resume.
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Washington
Iowa
Oregon
Pacific
Newark
United States
Atlantic
Dewey
Kautz
Philadelphia
Samoa
Badger
Norfolk
Mare Island
Nashville
Cuban
Far East
Quay and Others Fail to Elect in Fifth Ballot
Harrisburg Jan 23 The fifth joint assembly ballot shows Quay 63 Jenks 48 Dalzell 11 Irvin 3 Stewart 8 Huff 3 C W Stone 6 Tubbs 3 Grow 3 Markle 1 Downing 1 P A Weidner 2 Total 150 Necessary 76 No election Paired 98 Absent without pairs 4 Also reports no election in West Virginia and US senator votes in Dover.
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Harrisburg
Jont Assembly
Pennsylvania
Quay
Ee Ae
Jenks
Dalzell
Irvin
Stewart
Huff
C. W. Stone
Tubbs
Grow
Markle
Downing
P. A. Weidner
Dover
United States
George Gray
J. Edward Addicks
Henry A. Dupont
Francis A. Dupont
L. L Handy
John Rodney
Court rules mortgage covers park and club as asset
The judge ruled the National League franchise is part of the mortgage property under foreclosure, favoring the plaintiff and opposing Von der Ahe. In Pittsburg, the German National Bank resumes operations with enough funds to cover all deposits with interest, while Havana reports a yellow fever case among the Second Volunteer Engineers, Private Henry Smith from Cincinnati, sent to hospital.
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German National Bank
Havana
Henry Smith
Second Volunteer Engineers
Cincinnati
Incla
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