Hawaii and Dole as First US Territory Governor
President McKinley approves the Hawaiian annexation resolution. Upon formal legislative approval and flag-raising in Honolulu, the Hawaiian Republic will end and the islands come under U.S. governance. A Cabinet room ceremony at the Executive Mansion marks the final act with six others present.
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American sailors return after exchange with Spanish forces
Hobson and his men are exchanged for fourteen Spanish prisoners near Juragua in a formal meeting watched by American and Spanish troops. Hobson recounts fair treatment and good health. The scene at the hospital and base erupts in cheers as Hobson boards the New York. Meanwhile Corbin is made a major general and Dewey reports US troops have landed at Cavite as Agalonide proclaims himself president of the revolutionary Philippine republic.
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Explosion at Laffin Rand powder works kills ten in Pompton
An explosion rocked the Laffin Rand powder works in Pompton Lakes New Jersey on Tuesday morning wrecking two buildings. Ten workers died and about twenty were wounded many seriously. The blast occurred in the mixing and drying rooms and sent debris across the plant.
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Woman to be electrocuted in week beginning August 29
Mrs Martha Place, sentenced by Judge Hurd in King County Court Brooklyn, is to be executed by electricity at Sing Sing Prison in the week starting Monday August 29. She wore her usual black dress and appeared pale and tearful at sentencing, with only her lawyer addressing the court.
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War Revenue Stamps Flood Washington as Demand Surges
Washington presses rush out carload war stamps on documents and shipments. About 225 million stamps distributed though Internal Revenue offices report daily telegrams requesting more. Two thirds of stamps are one and two cent for documents. A-G Roy says stamped bills of lading cover carrier liability. shipper may sue carrier if goods refused and stamp provided.
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Toral Refused to Surrender and Siege of Santiago Updates
Cable despatch describes General Toral's refusal to surrender to General Shafter and the American demand for unconditional capitulation. U.S. batteries and ships pressed the siege around Santiago as rain hindered operations and reinforcements arrived. General Miles assumed command of front troops and ordered a sanitary measure while battalions advanced.
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Spain Fights On For An Honorable Peace
Madrid dispatch quotes an authoritative source stating Spain will continue the war until she secures an honorable peace, even if sacrifices are required. The message, transmitted via cable through Paris, confirms Spain will uphold its right to resist unjust aggression and pursue a favorable settlement.
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Bombardment of Atlanta: lasting six weeks with few deaths
A San Francisco Argonaut report notes Atlanta endured Sherman’s forty day bombardment in 1864 with stubborn earthworks and steady commerce. Shells killed a child in July, but overall fewer than one hundred residents died. Factored in chaos, newspapers ran, markets stayed open, and crowds filled streets despite artillery.
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Afri can race embraces about a tenth of humankind
According to computations the Afri can race embraces about one tenth of the living members of the human species.
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