Irene Incident a Severe Episode in Asia War News
London Times commentary on Toral surrender notes Austria and Germany risk provoking international trouble. The Irene incident prompts debate over humanitarian framing and potential diplomatic fallout as US and Spanish actions unfold near Manila and Santiago. Lanterned reports from Vienna and Hong Kong suggest tensions rise as Admiral Dewey’s restraint and German press rhetoric shape perceptions abroad.
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Hong Kong
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U S Reports Casualties and Moves in Philippine Theater
The dispatch notes 400 wounded and 1700 troops in action near Manila with five deaths so far and potential for more as new caseloads arise. Major General Obstod orders Manila-bound troops, while Lt. Col. Otis and others prepare transports and volunteers load onto ships for the fourth expedition.
Republicans Celebrate Unity and War Plans at Omaha Convention
At Omaha a Republican gathering adopted resolutions praising the party platform, endorsing President McKinley’s policies, and backing a strong stance on gold standard and war preparations. Authorities report a mass meeting followed by adjournment and notes of upcoming 1900 conventions.
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Fusionists Clash as California Convention Eyes a Split
In Sacramento on July 1, the Populists and Democrats debate fusion strategy as Cator leads with 109 votes against the fusion plan. Talks intensify about bolting or backing Maguire, Carleton, and other candidates, with mid-road factions pressing for a decisive stance before resolutions are adopted and committees form.
Expos and boiler accident disrupt Nigar starch works day
Fragmentary OCR report notes a boiler explosion at the Nigar starch works and ensuing disruption. It mentions timing around midday and references workers, safety watchers, and a chemist named Valdes. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate injuries and investigation underway.
Destitution in Porto Rio and island distress in war
Fragmentary historic report notes severe destitution in Porto Rio and surrounding islands during wartime. It mentions Captain WeKenna aboard the brig Dther arriving with scant provisions and residents facing famine amid ongoing hostilities. Other scattered items reference deaths and medical conditions of local individuals and officials.
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WeKenna
Dther
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Melenni
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Touching Interview Between Schley and Cervera
An account from Santiago de Cuba describes the July 2 meeting aboard the Brooklyn after the battle with the Spanish fleet, detailing Schley and Cervera’s dignified exchange, the admiral’s restraint, and the crew’s disciplined response as shells raked the gun deck and casualties mounted.
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Now Rail Road to Run Ogden to Southern California
The Times reports plans to extend the Rio Grande Western line from Ogden toward the Pacific coast and south through California with a possible Mexico extension. Colonel Dodge outlines a bold expansion tied to U S Philippines possession, and officials expect completion within five years, possibly by 1899, though details remain unsettled and investment large.
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Philippines
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Splendid Men in Washington Observe Marine Initiative
Major de Créad Pre, attaché of the French embassy, reports from the American headquarters near Santiago noting the agility and initiative of U S soldiers. He praises their self-reliance, contrasts with European troops, and describes jungle warfare conditions that hinder formations while highlighting rapid logistics and decisive action in the Cuban campaign.
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Spanish Forts Face Surrender as General Blanco Seeks Cease
Reports from Santiago de Cuba describe General Blanco attempting to end the siege with terms of surrender. U S command considers Spanish troops to be retreating to positions while plans for invasion of northern Spain emerge amid heavy naval activity and deteriorating weather. Officers both sides exchange communications as bombardment and countermeasures continue.
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T H Barber
New York regiment
Hawaiian Islands
Barber
Philippines
War department
Honolulu
Camp Merritt
Raber
Otis
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Senor Sesasta
Senor Romero y Robins
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Bolted Th Convention Bolts Shanahan Nominee
The middle of the road Populists at the Sacramento convention voted to bolt and back Shanahan of Shasta as their governor candidate. Maguire’s supporters split, with the platform urging free coinage, referendum, direct Senate elections, public utilities, and opposition to demonetization. The decisive vote showed 130 for Shanahan and 10 for Maguire, with party factions maneuvering for alignment and future steps.
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Deir Mapu: Sthilling's Best bung powder
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Deir Mapu and Sthilling with bung powder and soda. The readable facts are sparse and unclear about any event, date, or identifiable entities beyond these fragmentary terms.
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Will Stand Pat D T Fowler of Fresno Urged to Run
Sacramento July 4 The mid state men who opposed Vagnere for governor and could not agree with the Indionists held a convention in the senate chamber and issued a ticket. Professor D T Towler of Alameda Fresno was named chairman. The convention styled People’s party fusion state ticket with Towler as lieutenant governor nominee. speakers urged sacrifice for the party.
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Calman
od Gibson
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Pleasant surprise party for Charles H Eccleston at Rev Eccleson home
A surprise party was given in honor of Charles H Lecleson at the residence of Rev BL Eccleson corner Le and Tuolumne streets. Attendees included Misses Jean Baird, Mary Baird, Maud Smith, and many others, with several gentlemen present.
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Charles H. Lecleson
BL Eccleson
wile
Le and
Tuolumne
Jean and
Mary Baird
Maud Smith
Gertie Biasmgame
Finnie Cari
Lon Weud
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Alma Jewett Hazel Chisholm
Marks
Atta Stubblefield
C Tuckston
Clarence Hite
Ralph Barden
Sumner Glas
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Ralph ten
Ralph Woodward
Alfred North
Henry Aldrich
J Beraud Marks
Charles Hudsor Eccleston
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Sell Ducks Sell Ducks And Bailies of Heavens THL SUN
Advertisment prose touts duck business and tent supplies. It markets decoys tents awnings and camp stools with low prices and a call to buy now. It includes odd phrasing about lamps fires and icy buckets and urges readers to wake up.
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