Cuban insurgents repel Spanish attack near Loma Rubi
Reports from Pinar Del Rio describe siege actions by Captain General Weyler with 85,000 troops attempting to surround Maceo. Insurgents detonated dynamite before trenches, inflicting casualties including Munoz reportedly killed and a leg lost by Espaque. Rebel moves disrupt telegraph lines as James Brown, a British subject, is expelled for anti Spain remarks.
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Naval preparations rise as tensions with Spain grow
The Navy Secret ary orders rapid work at Brooklyn and Norfolk yards and Mare Island to ready ships for immediate service. Ships and mooring buoys are being prepared, with large purchases of projectiles and smokeless powder. Officials warn of a possible clash with Spain as the Light House Board allocates floating buoys near Tortugas Florida.
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Army Strength and Coast Defense Proposals by General Miles
The report outlines a force cap of one soldier per 1000 to 2000 population, with the President setting limits. It calls for two cavalry stations west of the Rockies and one east, examines bicycle and motor wagon use, and recommends promoting competent enlisted men to Second Lieutenant after two years. It emphasizes coast defenses, New Manchester era suggestions, and recommends liberal appropriations for high power guns, mortars, emplacements, fortifications, barracks, and orders funds for Ordnance and Quartermaster departments with regional project budgets across Portland Maine Boston Narragansett Pier Long Island Sound and related sites.
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Disappearance of Metropolitan Bank official in Rockland
Richard V. PD. Wood, assistant cashier of the Metropolitan National Bank New York in liquidation for fourteen years, vanished from his Piermont on the Hudson home. A warrant for misappropriating securities worth 64000 was issued by United States Commissioner Shields and Marshal McCarthy tried to arrest him, but Wood had apparently been warned. His Hilltop Piermont residence left neighbors puzzled by the missing banker long trusted in Rockland County.
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National safeguards protect all classes from war damages
An opinion argues against opposition to high power guns and modern war tech. The measure is said to defend life, property, and welfare of every citizen, protecting ports, buildings, ships, factories, banks, and homes. Destruction of major cities would be a national disaster for all.
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Spanish Banke Finds It Difficult to Accept All Applications
The Bank of Spain reports a rush of Spaniards subscribing to the Internal loan. Twenty special counters were used to handle demand at Madrid and branches in major cities. Subscriptions total about 241,000,000 pesetas, with estimated applications around 50,000,000 pesetas. The loan totals 25,000,000 pesetas and is expected to be oversubscribed due to patriotic mobilization.
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Weyler Retreats to Gobernadora Hills Amid Cuban Turmoil
Reports from Havana say Captain-General Weyler, now in Cuba, was compelled to advance against rebel forces led by Parico Delgado and Colonel Diaz but retreated and currently encamps in the Gobernadora Hills. Spanish circles in Havana show strong opposition to Weyler.
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Robbers Loot Chicago Jewelry Store on Moor Street
Two armed men robbed J. Herrmann & Co. in a Chicago jewelry shop on the tenth Moor of the Manonts Temple. They tied gagged proprietor J. Herrmann and clerk C A McGarty, taking about 5000 in diamonds a gold watch and phata and 2100 in cash before fleeing, leaving victims bound until they freed themselves minutes later.
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Afternoon Naps After Meals Do They Harm?
The Medical Press notes that postprandial sleep is a natural physiological response as digestion calls blood to the gut, reducing brain blood flow and inducing sleep. It warns against brain work immediately after a solid meal but finds no harm in a short nap after dining.
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