Immune troops moved away from San Luis amid unrest
General Leonard Wood orders the brigades of negro regiments to relocate five miles from San Luis after a drunken fight. Some regiments may be sent to an island near Santiago harbor. Local Cuban elites regret the incident while the better class seeks restraint.
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Ewars
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Guantanamo
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Spanish evacuation set for January amid Cuban mission progress
Havana reports the Spanish troop withdrawal is fixed for January 1 with remaining forces to be housed by the United States in designated camps before embarkation. Commission signatories include Cuban and American representatives as they pursue Washington talks. The plan also involves rail and depot work around Havana to support logistics and transport.
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Mariano
Humphreys
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Hecker
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Calixto Garcia
Blanco
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Garcia
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Gold Flowing Into This Country
New York reports unprecedented gold imports in 1896 and 1898. Treasury data show 10 months of 1898 imports at 143.66 million and exports at 14.06 million, creating a 129.60 million trade balance. Circulation rose with gold in treasury at 242.81 million and total money in circulation up to 1.866 billion. Evansville reports a fatal steamer fight on the New South. The Peconic rescues 18 shipwrecked mariners from the Johanna. Texans from Fort Worth head to Cuba for police service under pay and rations. Tahlequah notes Curtis bill changes Cherokee governance. Manila reports an American chaplain denying insurgent prisoner abuse.
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Treasury Bureau of Statistics
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Eush Terry
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Terry
Peconic
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