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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1898

Page

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Pando's Secret Transport Of 12 Million Francs Sparks Discontent

Havana dispatch says General Pando secretly boarded the French steamer Notre Dame du Salut for Spain carrying 12,000,000 francs. Sources debate the money's origin as soldiers and civil officials face pay arrears, while fears grow of unrest if the treasure becomes public.

New York Herald Havana Spain Philadelphia General Pando Notre Dame du Salut Pando South America Central America Mexico Blanco Santiago Madrid Maine

Camp Wikoff to be Abandoned and Homeward Runs Begin

Weathered dispatches report Camp Wikoff’s abandonment for Montauk Point. Volunteers will depart for homes with furloughs. regulars reassigned to prewar posts as orders issued. Separate items cover breakwater contracts in San Pedro, mine clearance in San Francisco Bay, and Indiana volunteers arriving in Indianapolis with casualties.

New York Tribune Washington War Department Wikoff Montauk Point Indianapolis Studebaker Indiana Fernandina Fla Clifton Lowell Fort Wayne William Snyder Maysville Robert Darling Elkhart

War Tax Burden Shifted From Public to Companies

Adams and United States Express companies will bear the war tax expense starting from the specified date. General Lawton reports health conditions in Santiago with 220 total sick and 139 fever cases, no deaths, and 22 men returned to duty. Army regiments at Montauk ordered to return to their former Mississippi east stations. The auxiliary cruisers St Paul and St Louis returned to the International Navigation Company by the government.

San Francisco Sept Davis United States Engineer Corps Washington San Pedro Harbor Secretary of War Heidemair & Nenu Chicago Medical Court of Inquiry California W. M. Holden Louis Dunn Iowa Division Adams, American United States Express Companies War Department Montauk Mississippi River Philadelphia St. Paul St. Louis International Navigation Company

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