Gomez Backs U S Plan to Disband Cuban Army
General Maximo Gomez, Cuban army commander, cabled President McKinley pledging cooperation in disbanding Cuban forces and distributing 33,000,000 to aid ex soldiers returning home. He also telegraphed Major General Brooke to accept a role in Havana. Japanese laborers’ allotment listed amid Cuba talks. sugar war seeks settlement and grocers consider a Midwest combine.
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Remedios
Santa Clara
Havani
Maximo Gomes
United States
Cuba
Robert P. Porter
McKinley
Gomez
Brooke
Ing
Haven
Telegraph rate changes to Holland and Belgium
The West Atlantic Union Telegraph Company and the Commercial Cable Company announce that from March 1 the cable rate to Holland and Belgium will match Britain Germany and France at 25 cents per word. Redactions announce seven cents a word to Holland and five cents a word to Belgium.
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New York
Westamn Union Telegraph Company
The
Commercial Cable Company
Holland
Belgium
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgiam
No General Hawaiian Legislation This Session
Official Washington source states there will be no general legislation for Hawaii this session. The Peace Treaty will be ratified, avoiding a special session. Shipping laws may extend to Hawaii and the Hawaiian flag registry may end, tariff fate unclear, with governance by the Republic of Hawaii for another year and a general election next September.
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Hawaii
Congress
Washington
Republic of Hawaii
Shafter Reprimand Over Hobson Release Debate Fringes
Washington notes feud between army and navy over Hobson and Merrimac release. Generals Shafter and Spooner push positions while New York and New Hampshire lawmakers urge rapid treaty ratification. Senate debate centers on franchises granted by municipalities in Cuba and Puerto Rico since U S occupation.
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Hobson's
Tillman
Spooner
New York
Herald
Washington
Gen. Shafter
Hobson
Merrimac
Navy Department
Shafter
All Monthly Magazine
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Navy
Sampson
General Shafter
Santago
Shatter’ Afferta
Platt
Senate
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New Hampshire
Aldrich
Rhode Island
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Chicago
United States
Congress
Tilman
South Carolina
Calis
Porto Rico
Wisconsin
Seontora
Connecticut
Colorado
Teller
Quay Leads in Teenth Ballot Count at Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pa on February 2 Quay leads the teenth ballot with 14 votes while Jenks receives 79 and Dalgell 15. Stewart 4 Stone 6 Haff 7 Irvin 3 Rive 2 Wid ener 2 Tabos 2 Smith 1 Biter 2 Markle 1 Grow 1. Sixty seven pairs remain to be chosen with 117 needed. several members were absent without partners.
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Pourteenth
Quay
Jenks
Dalgell
Stewart
Stone
Haff
Irvin
Rive
Two Syracuse Sisters Enter Leper Colony Mission
Pras Sistors for Maton Syracuse N Y January 21 Twelve Sisters of St Francia have already gone to the leper colony in the Hawaiian islands. Sister Flaviana and Sister Bona venture to join the mission as volunteers. Families in Syracuse and Louisville support their self sacrifice with no obstacles.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Order of St. Francia
Flaviana
Bonaventure
Hawaiian Islands
St. Francia
Ila
Louisville
Miles Charges Heavy Beef Contamination In U S Army
General Nelson A Miles released a formal statement denying unauthorized quotes and detailing investigations into contaminated beef supplied to soldiers. He alleges embalmed beef treated with chemicals and cites affidavits from officers and soldiers, distinguishing canned roast beef made from boiled extract.
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New York
Nelson A. Miles
No Decision Yet Delays on Hawaiian Return Permits
Inspector Joshua K. Brown reports no guidance from Washington on disposal of Chinese refused admission to the island and Hawaiian return permits. Delay attributed to other matters deemed more important to the Nation pressing the Executive for settlement.
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Joshua K. Brown
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Islanda
New Year Irony as Chinese Shops Close Amid Town Courtesy
A garbled OCR passage notes Chinese shops closing for the New Year with businessmen calling on Chinowe friends and receiving courtesy. It mentions a gruesome sight on the fishmarket wharf and 1000 soldiers buried, with intentions to repatriate remains to the States and 300 more in the Senator for Manila.
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Manila
Oranch Directory Reorganizes Church Meetings in Mililani Hall
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ lists services at Mililani Hall rear of Opem House with Sunday tea, Bible class at 11 am, and preaching in Hawaiian. evening worship and Wednesday prayer meeting noted.
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Church OF Jesus: Christ
Mililani Hall
Opem House
Bille
Buffalo Arrives Manila On Transcontinental Run
Buffalo reached Manila today after a record tenkling journey from New York in four days. She carries relief crews for Dewey's Meet and will sail as a regular transport for men and naval stories, making steady trips between Manila and San Francisco every three months.
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Washington
Buffalo
Manila
Tenkling
New Yorke
Dewey
Manby
San Francisco
Thompson gains vote in senatorial ballot tally
In Lisvolu on February 2 the only notable result was an extra vote for Thompson. The tally shows Hayward 85, Allen 57, Webster 10, Field 4, and minor counts for several others, totaling 126, with Thompson gaining one additional vote.
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Lisvolu
Nel
Thompson
Reese
Hayward
Allen
Webster
Tpaarpent
Field
Wooton Teese
Ly Foss
Adama
Lambertson
Igh
van Daven
Regulars Sail From Jefferson Barracks to Manila
Colonel J. P. Smith of the Thirteenth Infantry at Jefferson Barracks received telegraph instructions to sail for Manila in mid February. The unit will depart early from New York to reach its destination, signaling an expedited mobilization for overseas duty.
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St. Louis
J. P. Smith
Thirteenth Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
Upton
Manila
New York
Stanford Captain Dies at Stanford University Ballpark
George M. Beckett, captain of the Stanford baseball nine, died at 3:05 this morning at the university. Immediate cause was heart failure after a week of illness following appendicitis.
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Stanford University
George M. Beckett
Stanford
Comorship More Serbet in Manila Telegram Policy
New York January 28 The Commercial Code Company reports that American authorities in Manila have advised private telegrams in secret investigations are not to be accepted from war to the Philippine islands.
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New York
Commercial Codle Company
Manila
Knights of Pything Tribunal Meets in Indianapolis
The Supreme Tribunal of the Knights of Pything met at noon in Indianapolis. The sole significant case involved Henry Wellenvons, who argued against removal from the lodge records. The tribunal expects to adjourn tomorrow.
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Supreme Tribune
Indianapolis
Supreme Tribunal of the Knights of Pything
Henry Wellenvons
No Decision In Delaware Ballot Result
Dover Del Feb 3 report shows the Senate ballot totals with Addicks Dupont Wall Nicholson Chandler and Billings. Absent three.
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Dover
Del
Addicks
Dupont
Wall Nicholson
Chandler
Billings
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