Insurgent Chief Defies Spaniards Near Matanzas
Reports from Cuba describe Elgardo Garcia with 500 men near Matanzas refusing to move his camp, while General Molina warns of force. Disturbances persist in gambling dens as Spain and Cuban insurgents clash over control and authority in the region.
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Regla
Elgardo Garcia
Igenito
Matanzas
Molina
Garcia
Blanco
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Admiral’s
Cervera
Juan Villegas
Alphonso XII
Tacon Theater
Quarantine Changes Allow Train Relays With New Orleans Routes
Arrangements by Dr. Blunt and Dr. Carter of New Orleans board of health at Lafayette permit trains to relay at Lafayette for New Orleans routes. Passengers to New Orleans only detain briefly for car changes, while return travelers face a 10 day detention and fumigation before entering Texas. Freight from Algiers Junction can move into Texas without delay.
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Austin
Tex
Blunt
Carter
Board of Health of
New Orleans
Board of Health
LaFayette
la Fayette
Autocratic General Arrests Troops Over Theatre Permits
General Arolas had all soldiers arrested and sent to Cabanas prison despite permits from superiors. They were released Wednesday evening after complaints by the admiral and a warning to report to Madrid. The move fuels fears of abuse and growing enemy list for Arolas.
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General Arolas
Cabanas
Blanco
Madrid
Arolas
Five New Yellow Fever Cases Reported Across Three Locations
Washington reports three new cases at Taylor's Station Mississippi with five under treatment at Oaxaca and one death. additional cases at Orwood Mississippi and New Orleans. Jackson health officials confirm a mild yellow fever case at the detention camp near Mary Holmes college with 30 exposed, while Merida records no deaths from yellow fever and fever remains widespread but mostly intermittent.
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Washington
Taylor's Station
Miss
Oxa
Orwood
New Orleans
Jackson
Board of Health
Old Mary Holmes College
Clara Reese
Kilgore
Merida
Mex
Constable and bystander slain as killer is killed
In Cumberland Maryland on September gu Frank P Meyers shot and killed Constable John Lenhart and bystander Michael Kerns at Garrett Ma during eviction resistance. Meyers barricaded doors and was captured but shot in the head by a bystander while being taken to jail. he died in the sheriff’s arms as a posse hunts the shooter.
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Cumberland
Frank P. Meyers
John Lenhart
Michael Kerns
Garrett
Meyers
Georgia Regiment to Leave for Muster Out in Macon
The First Georgia will depart for Macon to be mustered out on Friday. The Georgia regiment and the Thirty first Michigan brigaded together have sparked much comment in Knoxville where their companies traded hospitality. The Foreign Office offers space for ace commissioners meetings starting October 1 in Paris. Japan plans to seek a foreign loan of fifty million dollars in Yokohama.
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Knoxville
Georgia
Macon
Michigan
Georgia Regiment
Paris
Colonel Bryan Visits War Department on Mustering Out
Colonel Bryan of the Third Nebraska visited the War Department with Governor Holcomb. He declined to poll his men but believed troops favored mustering out. The pair met at the adjutant general’s office and later at Army Headquarters with General Miles.
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Washington
Col. Bryan
Third
Nebraska
War Department
Bryan
Holcomb
Adjutant General's Office
Corbin
Camp Jacksonville
Army Headquarters
General Miles
Secretary of War
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