Troops Sail For Cuba In Large Invasion Force
London reports Gen Shafter commands 2700 men aboard transports bound for Santiago de Cuba. The force includes 21,600 infantry and several regiments of volunteers and regulars, plus engineers cavalry and artillery. Transports Todiana and Helena, with Cro Croft as floating rear, due to land by Saturday night or Sunday, aiming to raise the Stars and Stripes over Santiago de Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saotinga de Cuba
Shatter
Tamna
Iniiana
Hielena
London
Washington
Daily Chronicle
Greely
Yampa
Alry
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Signal Corps
Shafter
Todlana
Helena
Bancroft
Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
Gussie’s Hard Luck Lands Ammunition Partway
The steamer Gussie returned to Key West from Cuba with 160 tons of insurgent ammunition but none landed. Lieutenant Victor Blue of the Suwanee and the gunboat Newport escorted the expedition. Blue inspected the landing site and judged it unsafe to move ammunition ashore by small boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Key West
Gussie
Cuba
Gomez
Victor Blue
Suwanee
Newport
Blue
The Spanish Loss at Santiago Reported
Spanish dispatches from Madrid detail casualties at Santiago de Cuba on Monday. Land forces suffered one soldier killed and five officers wounded, including Col. Ordonez. Sea forces report five sailors and twenty-nine marines killed, with an officer and several sailors wounded. Many wounded, including Col. Ordonez, can resume duties. The steamship Rentto reportedly ran the Manzanillo blockade and reached Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Madrid
Santiago de Cuba
Col
Ordonez
Reina Mercedes
Rentto
Manzanulilo
Jamaica
Spain Reacts to Santiago News With Mixed Feelings
Madrid dispatch notes sadness over Spanish losses and limited American casualties. Initial sorrow gives way to patriotic relief as the attack is reported repulsed with fewer fatalities than in prior skirmishes, though American bases remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Natinga
London
Madrid
The
Times
Tuesaday
Santiago
Americana
Watasha Man's Awful Fate in Hot Springs
June 10 Hot Springs Arkansas reports two prominent business men cut their wives’ throats then killed themselves amid swirling business troubles. The couple formerly lived in Wabasha Minnesota where they were well connected. Mrs Atkinson is not guilty. Glenville West Virginia June 10 jury finds Mrs Atkinson not guilty on forgery indictment, ending a long and heated case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watasha
Hot Springs
Ark
Ettog
Etting
Wabasha
Minn
New Shaft Underway at Tron Belt Mining Site
June 10 report states 4Vic. confirms the Tron Belt Mining company has begun a new shaft on the west end of its property, planned as the eighth shaft in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Belt
Tron Belt Mining Company
Slaughter of Spaniards in Manila reported by press
The dispatch notes Spanish posts driven back along the line with heavy fighting and heavy casualties, claims over a thousand killed, and insurgents encircling suburbs of Manila. Aguinaldo’s regiments join, rockets fall, typhoon warnings issued, Dewey withholding assault until American troops arrive.
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Philip
Associated Press
Manila
Jane
Itifa
Malibon
Bacor
Banta Mean
Molate
Milek
Col. Aguinaldo
Terme
Walla
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Heroes Safe as Hobson and Crew Become Prisoners of War
Lieut Richmond P Hobson and seven shipmates, who helped block the harbor of Santiago de Cuba with the hulk of the collier Merrimac, are now prisoners of war. Two are slightly injured but expected to recover. their rescue details came via a Spanish tug under Admiral Cervera. The admiral praised the bravery of his foes and promised humane treatment while in his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Conyright
Ansociated Press
Santiago de Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Richmond P. Hobson
Cbeck
Merrimac
New York
Cervera
Bustamento Oviedo
Lieut. Hobson
Strongly Posted Philippine Insurgents Assert Control
The June 2 AP Manila dispatch reports insurgents holding Caloocan and Bacoor, with stronger positions north and weak Spanish forces elsewhere. The Pasig river area near Manila remains under insurgent influence while rail lines suffer cuts and English overseers are warned off.
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Associated Pross
Hongkong
Associated Press of
Manila
Sehting
Insurgenta
Calooran
Bacoor
Shima
Pasig
Respite for Carranza Delays Expulsion Action
Washington June 8 Lieut Carranza and Senor Du Bose conducting spy operations from Montreal have won a brief respite from expulsion as Carranza denies the accuracy of features of the letter attributed to him. British authorities had assumed translation correctness and cited Canada as a base for hostile action against the United States. No expulsion steps will be taken until translations are confirmed accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifiah
Munt
Washington
Lieut
Carranza
Senor du Bose
Montreal
Canada
United States
Early Strawberries Hit Markets in Black River Falls Wis
The first home grown strawberries arrive in Black River Falls Wisconsin in June with fine flavor and large size. The harvest is about ten days earlier than last year and prices are higher. growers discouraged last season now anticipate a strong strawberry and raspberry crop for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Fairmont to See New Stone Christian Science Church
In Fairmont Minnesota on June 8 a number of fine structures rise this season. Notable is a new stone Christian Science church that is expected to eclipse all local religious buildings in grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
Fairmont
Minn
Fair- Mont
New Christian Science Church
Hemlock Poisoning Fatal for Two in Wisconsin Farm Area
Ed Curtin and James Welch of Roscobel Wisconsin died within minutes after eating hemlock. Both men were well known farmers in the community. Further details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscobel
Wis
Ed Curtin
James Welch
Ora
Insurgent advances threaten Manila amid surrender bids
The Daily Mail cites Aguinaldo reporting Spanish forces beleaguered in Cavite after May engagements. He claims 2,000 Spaniards captured and Gen Leopold of Cavite surrendered. rebels seize towns, while American ships reportedly not engaged. The governor of Cavite allegedly urged surrender but was compelled to hold. Insurgents push toward Manila.
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London
Tvae
Hongkong
The
Daily Mail
United States
Wildeman
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Hinsty
Catedores
Cavite
Acers
Leopold of
Pann
Aguinalto
Mantle
Manila
Betangos
Malabar
Santiago Wile Fall Near Santiago de Cuba Report
Dispatches from Cape Halden describe an American victory at Santiago de Cuba clearing the way for Admiral Sampson and the destruction of Cervera's fleet. Land forts are reported weak and a vigorous attack is anticipated. One ship’s captain was killed during the engagement as American forces entrench near Dungquiri with guns ready for movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jones
Daily Mail
Cape Halden
Santiago de Guba
Sampson
Cervera
Santiago
Dungqulri
Aguadoreg
Aguinaldo's Scheme for Philippine Protectorate and Native Republic
London dispatch reports Aguinaldo plans a native administration under an American protectorate order. A native council would rule until elections, with a native republic afterward. Proclamation promises to spare lives and properties of natives, Europeans, and noncombatant Spaniards. In New York the Cuban flustering cases were nolled by order of the Attorney General. Judge Brown discharged the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
London
Hongkong
The
Daily News
Aguinaldo
New York
United States
Elrcuit Court
iAttorney
Griggs
Brown
Punishment for Embezzlement in Montevideo Trial
Montevideo Minnesota June 9 John Rue convicted of embezzlement on Deer Jog Harvester company complaint. He was fined 400 dollars plus costs of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Minn
John Rue
Fire crews halt lumber yard loss in Anoka
Wire eased a loss of 3000 dollars on the lumber stock of HR Sawyer in Anoka Minnesota. Fire department made a most excellent stop. Sawyer insured to cover his loss. Entire stock in the yard valued at 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoka
Minn
HR. P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Lila
Iremen's Convention Arrives in Chaska Minnesota
Preparations intensify for the State Iremen's convention in Chaska, Minnesota, with events slated for June 14 15 and 16. A large turnout is expected as locals anticipate speeches and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Iremen
Chaska
Minn
Iremen
Markets Report From Grain and Live Stock Prices
From St Paul and Duluth Minnesota on June 10 Prices for wheat corn oats rye and flax shown for No 1 Northern No 2 Northern No 3 rye No 1 flax and ground feeds along with mill products on the Duluth Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux City exchanges Cattle and hog prices listed for Beeves cows steers and feeders with regional variations and totals across several markets.
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St. Paul
Northern
Duluth
Minn
T&t Sevata
Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapolis
Ti Ide
Ttc
Chicago
Texas
Booth St. Paul
Steckers
Holfers
Balla
Sioux City
Iowa
Onnuers
Helfers
New Brighton
Mill
Tyre
Terror Sunk By Oregon Fire At Santiago Harbor
Kingston Jamaica June 10 It is believed the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror was sunk last Friday night after a shell from the battleship Oregon struck amidships None of the crew has been seen since The Terror neared Santiago harbor but New Orleans officers halted its dash to reinforce Admiral Cervera, securing an American victory and blocking the Spanish relief attempt
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Kingston
Jamaica
Oregon
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
New Orleans
Crryerg
Montana’s bright business mood lifts cattle and wool
Good Times in Montana reports spring rains abundance and high grass boosting stock outlook. Sheep and cattle men anticipate strong wool prices and higher cattle returns, with Whit FAP48 averaging higher than twelve years. Barley sowing expands, Milk River valley warms to a banner 1898, as new settlers move in and rail bulletins keep residents informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chinook
Mont
Wvill
Great Northern
Duvone
Milk River Valley
Spy George Vanderbilt Arrested in Atlanta for Suspicious Movements
Atlanta June 10 George Edward Vanderbilt alleged spy was brought to Matt McPherson Street late last night after being arrested at Camp Monday. He claimed 251 Fourteenth Street East Side New York but could not explain his movements, and was sent to the military prison in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George Edward Vanderbilt
Fourteenth Street
East Side
New York
Matt McPherson
Japanese naval officers cleared for Cuba occupation study
Washington June 10 The Japanese seek to study technical war features. Secretary grants permission to Commander X Ketsuro Narita and Fd Reut Sapoaki Akiyema to accompany the army of occupation of Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupa
Washington
Algor
X. Ketsuro Narita
Imperial Japanese Navy
Fd Reut
Sapoaki Akiyema
Cuba
Fire Damage Report From Reading Losses Totals Enormous
Dry Loca by Fire at Reading on June 10 originates in Oppenheim and Gearing store causing a loan of 15000 on a deck and a building loss of 20002. Kine Eppenheimer Co. losses and goods adjoining total 00000 and F. Keffer, ehlin incurs 5000. insurance partially covers logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Oppenheim & Gearing
Kine
Eppenheimer & Co
F. Keffer
Ehlin
Farmer in death by own action at Gettysburg
Marnel Bogard of Sully county reportedly fired at his wife near Gettysburg on June 10 and then killed an unrelated person at Lebanon before taking his own life. The incident involves local residents and authorities investigating the sequence of events and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Marnel Bogard
Sully County
Yimael
Lebanon
New Creamery Opens at Gann Valley
June 10 report from Chamberlain notes the new creamery at Gann Valley Buffalo county has begun operations and looks to become one of the most profitable creameries in the Missouri valley due to strong outlook and promising start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Missouri Valley
Summer Hotel Burned in Belfast Maine
Summer hotel at Pour Point in Belfast burned down with contents. The house, unoccupied except for landlord Clark Odd and a servant Chaloss ty, suffered a total loss estimated at seventy thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Pour Point
Clark
Chaloss
War Revenue Measure Moves Through Congress
Washington reports the Senate completed the war revenue measure with most committee amendments accepted and debates over finance and bond provisions. A key 10 cent per pound duty on imported textiles passed, while other tax provisions and bond plans shaped the final bill as House actions proceed.
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Waohington
Senate
Democrats
i.Jleu
de Lil
Alttaon
Iowa
Liiensure
Butler
North Carolina
Washington
Treasury
Committee
Wolcott
Secretary of the Treasury
St. My. Aldrien
Rhode Island
Silvger
Pry
Talbert
South Carolina
Tillman
United States
Chirton
Lexus
Lindsay
Kentucky
Messrs
Differy
Gorman
McAvery
Mitchell
Murphy
Turple
Kyle
Mantle
Senate Deficiency Bill and Census Dispute Highlight War Session
The war period saw the Senate approve a war and navy deficit package totaling 17.745 million dollars and advance the census bill to prepare for the 1900 census. The House debated conference reports on the sundry civil bill and post office appropriations while voting on election participation for volunteers. Adjournment followed as sessions paused for pending measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Indian Territory
Indiana
Hill Paine
House
Aciate
Civil Service Commission
Madison marks Wisconsin semi centennial with 12000 visitors
Madison Wisconsin celebrated its semi centennial with a crowd estimated at 12000 in the capital. Governor Scoffolk and Mrs Scoffolk hosted a reception at the executive mansion while a parade featured two thousand Civil War veterans. Delegations from Milwaukee and other cities attended brief speeches and various meetings with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wig
Wisconsin
Eugene
Dilcott
Miwaukee
O. H. Fethers
Innesville
B. J. Bryant
la Crosse
Scoffolk
State Bar Association
Bennett
Janeaville
State Proses Aesociation
Prohibition Nominee Deferwin Contemplates Governor Run
Emporia Kansas reports United States Senator William A Deferwin nominated for governor by the Prohibition state convention. The platform backs prohibition and woman suffrage and supports alliance with the national government during the Spanish American War. A separate note from Gaylord Minnesota says a special election on electric lights passed 70 to 12 with 800 lights promised and a $5,000 plant planned once wiring is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teffer
Emporia
Kan
United States
Whiliam A. Deferwin
Spain
Gaylord
Minn
Property sold in Superior to New York buyer
Putting in Money,vg. West, Superior, Wis. June 10 The New York block and other unimproved property has been sold to W. L. Dwyer of New York for 200000 in cash. The transfer will take place June 15. The Dwyer estate now owns about half a million dollars of property here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Superior
Wis
New York
W. L. Dwyer
Dwyer
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Hin
Wile
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