Bombardment expected as Morro Castle falls to Shafter guns
Washington dispatch reports American forces occupy Morro Castle and nearby batteries, Spaniards driven from western forts, with bombardment expected to open fire on Morro and surrounding positions. Shafter prepares intensified action as Sampson’s fleet moves toward decisive engagement near Santiago. Roosevelt and Wood discussed potential roles, while no peace overtures are reported. Japanese cruiser from Manila notes famine risk and shifting signals from Madrid and Washington.
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Earthquake Shocks Los Angeles Night Reported at Midnight
An earthquake-like tremor struck Los Angeles at about 12 midnight, with tremors felt from the northeast to southwest for about two seconds. No damage was reported as the city experiences a likely shock near the expected time. Financial investigations involving bonds and extortion cases proceed in Superior Court before Judge Carroll Cook, with defendants pleading not guilty.
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Los Angeles
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Lillian Russell Denies Desertion in New Jersey Divorce
Lillian Russell files answer in New Jersey court denying desertion by John Charleton stage name Senor Lerregrim. She says absence from home due to professional engagements and asks dismissal of his divorce petition.
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Unwelcome Attentions at Luiners Attacks and Deaths
In Oregon June a disturbance involving 1LGINE and individuals named Cuneri, McGrath and Jami McGrath led to violence. A man was killed and others targeted in attacks near Luiners. Case details indicate a tragic incident with multiple injuries and implied intent to harm.
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Fusion Denied at Monterey County Populist Convention
The Monterey County Populist meeting approved selecting delegates to the state convention pledged to vote against fusion. Delegates were elected to represent the county in Sacramento, reflecting the group’s opposition to fusion tactics.
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A Typical Spanish Lie Sparks Conflicting Reports
From Kingston to Washington the coded cables claim the Brooklyn has been sunk by a Spanish shell with Commodore Schley and 24 or more men lost. Officials express disbelief, while rumors persist of mines and later contradicted messages about the battle near Santiago.
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Santiago
Manila and Philippines news from distant notes and troop moves
United States plans intensified actions in the Philippines as about 17000 American troops are prepared for deployment. Spanish and German tensions linger over prisoner exchanges and neutral rights. Admiral Dewey and General Law remove uncertainties while Manila readiness and logistic shipments to the islands shape a tense prewar moment.
Dallas collapse kills one child and injures several
A building collapse in Dallas near Syre 11 fatally injured a child, Henry Watts daughter and five others wounded. The incident involved a White Stock construction project and is under investigation. Two others later died from their injuries, with authorities confirming multiple fatalities and ongoing inquiries into the cause and timing.
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Destructive Fires Ravage Homes East of Town
A series of fierce fires swept area east of the town today. Firefighters battled a fully involved residence belonging to Dimel Wertin and a second home owned by C 1 Toren. The blaze damaged a barn and surrounding structures, with estimates indicating substantial property loss and smoke spreading across the countryside. No injuries are reported, but authorities secured the scene and investigated the fire’s origin.
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John Sherman in Seattle Tonight
John Sherman performs in Seattle as part of a show billed by John Sheman with Masha in an evening lineup. The event appears in city coverage with local performance notes and scheduling details.
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John Sherman
Seattle
John Sheman
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Merritt Wil Sail Today to Manila Expedition Heads East
The article reports General Merritt departing from San Francisco aboard the Newport and Valentia to lead forces toward Manila. It notes preparations for a third transport fleet, the hastening of movements to Honolulu, and a provisional American government plan under Merritt. The piece mentions ships, regiments, and the aim to establish authority in the Philippines while assuring inhabitants protection and rights.
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Fragmented 19th Century War Notes and Baseball Scores
A garbled OCR entry blends references to a future expedition to the Philippines with scattered 19th century baseball scores. Mentions Washington, Merritts, expeditions around the Philippines, and early baseball games with teams Cleveland, New York, Pittsburgh, Boston, St Louis. Includes dates and mislabeled place names, creating a chaotic summary of military and sport items.
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Suspected Spies Reach Port Amid Military Inquiries
In Port VePherson investigators probe alleged Spanish espionage network. One suspect, Private J Glenhurst of the North Army Corps, reportedly entered the service to carry out covert operations. Three others, Sheribio Ney, Jose Martinez, and John Rodrigues, are detained as linked to fortification intelligence.
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Russia's View of It in 28 Point War Discussion
The article outlines a contested view of U S military position and a possible American advance. It notes skepticism from the Russian side about any rapid victory and suggests potential policy shifts affecting Great Britain and Britain related tensions.
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Murderer Kills Mother With Axe. Rochester Suspect Captured
A man named Lary Cipy allegedly killed his mother by crushing her skull with an axe yesterday. He is described as about 14 years old and had been confined in the Rochester insane asylum but released four months ago. Authorities say a mental lapse may have driven the act. After the murder, Walsh escaped and the posse pursued him.
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Rumor Denied on Chile Spain Sales and Government
Washington reports deny a toolish rumor claiming Chile would sell to Spain. Officials say no such sale occurred and assert Chile will not set up a government arrangement with Spain. No confirmation of any deal or government link.
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Hawaii Conflicts Prompt Call of the Senate and Cabinet
A fragmented report details debates on Hawaii and the UWA affair with talk of a quorum absence in the senate. The session features calls for leadership, constitutional order, and commentary on the situation amid evolving governance and protests.
Hawaii Ready For Annexation Vote Reaction In Honolulu
In Honolulu, debates rise over the annexation resolution as Congress moves toward passage. President Dole comments on the Hawaiian legislature's likely stance while a special session may be needed to issue a proclamation before the current session ends.
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Pande leaves Santiago in pursuit as US aid aids capture
General Garcias forces retreat from Santiago toward the east to cooperate with the United States to halt the advance. The carrier X is reported 71 miles east of Manzanillo moving at 14 miles per day as 2009 or his main stop is planned. Meanwhile a Democratic state central committee meeting is set for July 14 to decide on the state convention date.
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Frust and Grawn Markets Prices for Fruits and Nuts
San Francisco markets list a wide range of fruit and berry prices with per chest or per box quotes. Notable items include strawberries 0.30 to 0.87 per chest, raspberries 2.00 per chest, blackberries 0.69 to 0.87 per pint, pears and plums with labeled per pound rates, and evaporated fruits priced by box or pound. Grain notes show barley, corn, and bran values, with general market steadiness indicated for December and late June.
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