First Nebraska Utah Regiments Arrive in San Francisco
The Hancock carried the Nebraska and Utah units home from the Philippines. Colonel Mulford praised the regiment, noting 204 men killed or wounded and over 100 wounded aboard. Quarantine issued a clean bill of health as the ship reached San Francisco.
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Union of the United States
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Robert Ryan
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C. O. Whedon
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H. B. Mulford
Nebraskans
William Grazen
Sentinel
Nebraska Regiment
Manila
Mulford
Philippines
San Francisco
Nebraska Regiment Parade Through San Francisco to Presidio Camp
The First Nebraska regiment marched from the Hancock to the Presidio camp in San Francisco with cheers from crowds, police and officials leading, Governor Poynter and General Barry in attendance, and band playing. Ambulances followed as about 40 soldiers chose not to complete the four mile route on the hard pavement.
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Strike of Chicago Brickmakers Closes 200 Buildings
Ten thousand workers were forced from their jobs as a two day brickmakers strike halted work on about 200 Chicago buildings. Bricklayers hodcarriers carpenters left tools amid supply fears while talks for an amicable settlement proceed with broad representation. Both sides warn they will hold firm until a union agreement or orders to resume work are signed.
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Quieter At Cleveland Street Cars and Dynmite Use
Cleveland July 29 law and order are improving city resumes normal life streetcars busy in morning and evening. A dynamite blast damaged a Euclid Beach car floor torn up no passengers harmed conductor and motorman escaped. The mayor and Adjutant General Axline debate National Guard duties. Cincinnati July 29 messenger boys strike ends with no concessions as reinstatements required and union not recognized.
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Euclid Beach Park
Figiero Becomes President After Assassination in Santo Domingo
San Domingo's vice president Wenceslavo Figueroa assumes the presidency and vows to keep the current ministry. Calm pervades the country though government partisans grow near Moca. In Des Moines Major H S Mathews, surgeon in the volunteer force, ordered to sail for Manila to join the army medical staff.
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Martinique
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Moca
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H. 8. Mathews
War Department
Manila
Market demoralized by yellow fever and weak grain prices
AChicago market summary notes yellow fever in the United States demoralizing the provision market and sending pork and grain prices lower. Wheat falls across September and December contracts, corn and oats drop, with spot and futures prices for pork and lard also edging down.
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Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Activity
Chicago July 81 cattle hogs and sheep receipts show steady cattle demand with firm to steady prices. Cattle range from 2.00 to 5.25 with good to fancy stock at 5.20. Hogs strong early but affected by yellow fever news with heavy hogs 4.60 to 4.62 and light hogs 4.05 to 4.70. Sheep steady with lambs active and prime stock at 5.00 to 5.25.
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Filipinos Lose Calamba to American Forces in Laguna Bay
Brigadier General R H Ball with 1000 men captures Calamba on Laguna de Bay about 80 miles southeast of Manila. Four Americans killed and 12 wounded. The move aims to harass insurgents as 일본 shipments of saltpeter and lead reach Filipino circles. Insurgent powder production faced quality issues.
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Japan
South American alliance rumors reach Madrid on U S tension
London reports Madrid dispatch claiming Brazil and Argentina may strike an alliance against the United States amid rising U S imperialism and defeat of Spain. In Des Moines commissions issued to Fifty first Iowa officers in Luzon include Hearne Kissick Tinley Arnam and notes Moore suicide.
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