Treaty details emerge from US Spain peace pact
Paris reports outline a treaty text where Cuba is ceded and Porto Rico and the Philippines are to be handed over. Americans pay for repatriation, Spaniards return prisoners, and ships and stores remain with Spain. The protocol runs nearly 600 pages, prompting debates on publishing the full text while preserving Senate courtesy. Madrid approves protests over US actions and the Philippines ultimatum. General Miles urges a fixed army standard to meet frontier and overseas needs following the Spanish war.
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Joint Commission
United States
Spain
Jet
Cuba
Porto
Rico
Philippines
Frye
United States Senate
America
England
Germany
Carolines
Madrid
Mapriv
Senor Montero Rios
Treasuries
Porto Rico
Maine
McKinley
Congress
el Imparcial
Miles
Manila
Sioux
Troops March Through Havana as North Carolina Unit Arrives
The First North Carolina regiment arrived aboard the Roumanian and marched through Havana to Mariano with banners and bands, provoking deep emotion among crowds of men women and children. The 202nd New York regiment landed earlier and paraded to Christina station led by Col Leyburn and Maj Abbott. the crowd was quiet, with cries of viva Cuba rare.
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Havana
North Carolina
United States
Roumanian
Mariano
Cerro
North
New York Regiment
San Jose Wharf
Christina
Leyburn
Abbott
State of
New York
Cuba
Mutiny at Canon City Prison Ends With Guard Wounding
A Canon City penitentiary mutiny left three inmates injured and guards assaulted as George Miller rose during breakfast to slash R B Lamoreaux and attack Van Gehren. Miller was shot by Guard McPherson, placed in irons, and the disturbance subsided.
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Denver
State
Canon City
George Miller
R. B. Lamoreaux
Lamoreaux
Miller
van Gehren
van Gohren
Fitzpatrick
McPherson
Fisticuffs Mar Debates Roar Over Dreyfus Affair in Paris
In the chamber of deputies M Grosset urged government accountability on Dreyfus matters, reading alleged general staff notes. A violent uproar followed with deputies fighting, then the session resumed and the vote adopted the order of the day by 463 to 78.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Grosset
Radical Socialist
Ministry of War
William
M. . Grosset
Russia
Delcasse
M. Dupuy
Yeas
Regulars to Manila as Mohican and Mohawk Ready
Four thousand U S troops are to sail from the east to Manila via the Suez canal aboard the Mohican and Mohawk. They relieve volunteers in the Philippines, with the First Nebraska among units to return after the peace treaty. Regiments ordered include the Twentieth Fort Leavenworth. the Third Fort Snelling. the Twelfth Jefferson Barracks. the Seventeenth Columbus Barracks. the Fourth Fort Sheridan. and the Twenty second Fort Crook.
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Manila
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Snelling
Mann
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Riley
Columbus Barracks
Fort Sheridan
Fort Crook
Neb
Rail and office supply deals advertised in Oregon Short Line pages
The notice lists Chicago first class fares 43.00 second class 38.00 and St Louis first class 41.50 second class 36.50 with lower rates to Atlantic coast points. It also promotes writing paper and envelopes sold at Unipunn office in a vest box from 5 to 75 cents.
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Atlantia
Oregon Short Line
Unipunn
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