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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

7

Manila Bay Battle President Dewey’s Greatest Victory

The Manila Bay battle of May 1 1898 saw Commodore Dewey’s Asiatic squadron defeat Spanish forces at Cavite. The engagement lasted from dawn to early afternoon with minimal American casualties and swift capture of key ships and forts.

Manila Bay Spain United States George Dewey Asiatic Squadron Hong Kong Manila Philippine Islands Great Britain Mirs Bay Dewey Olympia Gridley Baltimore Dyer Raleigh Coghlan Boston Wildes Concord Walker Petrel Wood Corregidor Island Bay of Corregidor Blontejo Ising Cavite Reina Cristina Juse Castilla Don Juan d'Austria Don Antonio de Mon Isla de Cuba Isla de Luzon Quiras Marquis de Oners Corree Bay Cavite Point Benjamin P. Lamberton Montejo

Admiral Dewey Honor Tour Draws Huge Crowds

A Chicago May 2 report chronicles Admiral Dewey's Manila Bay anniversary celebration with 600000 spectators. He bowled to cheers as parades, civic groups, and military units escorted his carriage through flag decorated streets.

Admilral Dewey Geis Minols St. Louis Chicago America George Dewey Manila Bay Jacksonville Admiral Dewey Grand Army of the Republic of Joliet Battery A Belleville Ill Cairo Fulton, Ky

I Want to Stop by the Window of Millinery Genius

Mr Blykins admires a display of millinery and his wife questions the taste. She is surprised by his praise and notes the designer earns about $20 per lot of odds and ends, prompting compliments on financial genius.

Mr. Blykins Washington Star

Love Microbe Said to Strengthen Quickstep

The Chicago Tribune quotes Miss Quickstep claiming engagement cured her poor health and boosted strength. She attributes the change to a theory that the love microbe displaced other microbes in her system, a humorous take on illness and vitality.

Old Adage Verified in Town Topiva

Local item notes homespun wisdom and family anecdotes as Mack recalls milestone moments. The column reflects a rural tone with a lighthearted take on domestic help during busy times.

Jack Mack

American Ship Sea Witch Incident Draws British Inquiry

London May 4 United States Ambassador Choate asked Lord Salisbury for explanations on the Sea Witch boarding by British sloop Wasp within three miles of Portuguese East Africa. Captain Howe alleges a warlike boarding and forced examination of his manifest.

London United States Choate Lord Salisbury Howe Wasp East Africa Hay Delagoa Bay Sea Witch

Champ Clark of Missouri A Humorous Statesman and Leader

The article profiles Champ Clark of Missouri as a witty yet thoughtful congressman. It notes his early flamboyance in the Fifty-third Congress, a sobering defeat, and a matured return in the Fifty-fifth Congress with respect from both allies and foes. It highlights his admiration for Tom Reed, his Bible study for public appeal, and his 50 years dated March 7, 1850, with a friendly, companionable demeanor.

Champ Clark Missouri Congress House Clark Washington Star Tom Reed Reed United States Patrick Henry House of Burgesses Solomon Champ

Desperate Fight in Panay Leaves Four Americans Dead

A dispatch from Noilo reports a reconnoitering party of the Twenty-Sixth Infantry at Leambang, Panay, was surrounded. Four Americans were killed and 16 others severely wounded, with the rest escaping after a fierce engagement.

Manila Noilo Leambang Panay Twenty-Sixth Infantry

Three People Drowned On Tow Boat Graves Sinking

Telena Arkansas May 4. The tow boat Graves sank in 90 feet of water opposite Moon's landing. Fireman Fred Duncan and two Negro women cooks were drowned.

Telena Ark Moon's Landing Fred Duncan

Etymology of Pickaninny Traced to Jamaica

A writer in the current American Anthropologist discusses the term pickaninny from Pequeño Ninos. It cites Sir Hans Sloane 1707 History of Jamaica noting piganinnes as a corruption of pequenos ninos used for Jamaica's black or alive babies.

Sir Hans Sloane Jamaica Hans

Income Tax in India Summary

The passage notes income tax in India applies to incomes of 233 pounds and upward and claims only about one in 700 people falls within its scope. It presents a dated and vague framing of tax liability and eligibility.

India Indiia

Increase In Indian Schools

There are now £ 060 Indian Schools. The first one was established only 90 years ago.

Lochren's Decision Declares Boric Wire Federal Coastline Jurisdiction

Judge Lochren in St Paul denies Rafael Ortiz habeas corpus seeking release from Minnesota prison. Ortiz, convicted by a Porto Rican military tribunal of murder, had sentence commuted to life. Opinion argues Porto Rico became U.S. territory with constitutional extension and military law as sole authority.

St. Paul Minn Lochren United States Circuit Court Rafael Ortiz Porto Tochren Porto Rico United States Great Britain Congress Spain Arizona Minnesota

Fire destroys New Jersey Storage docks at Constable Hook

A major blaze at Constable Hook in New Jersey destroyed docks and sheds of the New Jersey Storage Co tied to Standard Oil. Losses run about 500000 total, with Standard Oil incurring roughly 400000. three oil barges and the Adelphia tank ship burned, Pier 1 and 2 total losses, Pier 3 damaged, Pier 4 saved, other vessels damaged.

Standard Co Constable Hook N. J New York New Jersey Storage Co Standard Oil Co Constable Hook Works Adelphia Staten Island Josephus Arthur Sewell Maine

Havana Transport Aims at Washington in Post Office Probe

Havana reports say Col. Burton inspector general travels to Washington after postal affair findings. Charles Neely, ex-treasurer of Cuba’s post office department, is accused of embezzling 36000 dollars and was arrested in Rochester New York. Neely carries 6502 dollars in cash and securities upon capture. He posted 320000 bail for examination.

Havana Ingalls Col. Burton Washington Rochester N. Y Charles II. Neely Post Office Department Cuba New York C. F. Neely N.Y California Ins Neely

Cuban Editor Alberti Shot Dead in Theater

Alberti editor of Don Claridades in Gibara Cuba was killed by an unknown assassin at the theater Sunday night. He was an active politician and his paper had criticized American official actions.

Gibara Cuba Senor Alberti Don Claridaes Alberti

Directors Resign From American Steel and Wire Board

In New York on May 8 the American Steel and Wire Co directors Henry W. Seligman and Frederick W. Straus resigned from the board. They cited that John W. Gates did not retire from management as they had understood, prompting their withdrawal.

Steel and Wire New York American Steel and Wire Co Henry W. Seligman Frederick W. Straus American Steel & Wire Co John W. Gates

Britons Victor in Stubborn Standford Engagements

London May 5 reports occupation of Standford by British forces after hard fighting. General Hutton led mounted infantry to a clash with Irish brigade from Lorenzo Marquez, suffering heavy losses on the Boer side. Subsequent dispatches describe Roberts and Pole-Carew operations, river crossings, and battles at Rooidagn Warrenton and Vet River as Boers retreat. London May 8 notes Boers withdrawing toward Mafeking with British forces pressing from the western frontier.

London Standfort War Office Cronje Ladysmith Hutton Brandfort Lorenzo Marquez Lord Roberts Wet River Tosday Pole- Carew Wavell Maxwell MacDonald Highland Warrenton Barton Rooidagn Paget Dvoers Vet River Pole-Carew Natal Mafeking Kroonstad Col. Plumer Hamiton Winburg

Must Hoop the Old Faith

Chicago May 7 The report of the constitutional commission to the Methodist general conference will call for maintaining John Wesley’s religion The episcopacy may be abandoned and other constitutional features changed but the articles of religion and church doctrines are to be retained The heretic must leave the church but Methodism will not accept departure from the theology of the fathers

Chicago Constitutional Commission Methodist General Conference John Wesley

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