Chapter XXIII and the Sioux confrontation unfolds
Whitman and companions plot a night move to rescue the two girls. Red Cloud’s camp hosts a tense scene as Mabel Fleming and Jennie Greyson are presented to the chief amid warnings of Sioux war. Monnah defends her case, indicting renegade whites, while St Armand and Richmond clash over a prisoner as the standoff tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Halpah
Bertram
Farelyes
Red Gouda
Richmond
Aemower
Red Cloud
Pete
Antion
Guiderman
Rendiacas
Guide Whitman
Mike Castillo
Ned
Mike
Gen
Greyson
Col
Leroy
Guskal
Medicine Man
Mabel Fleming
Jennie Greyson
Mariel
Jennie
Col. Leroy
Asabel
Monnak
Armand
Momnah
Monnab
Waylt
Depei
Mon-tah
Hive
Red -Cloud
St. Armand
Mannah
St Armond
Cloud
Utah
St Armand
Ctah
Mariah
Cuba Becomes Independent Republic as US Withdraws
United States hands Cuba over to Cubans marking end of American governance since the Spanish American War. Talma elected president inaugurates the republic with roads, sewers, parks improved, and yellow fever eradicated, while Cuba lines up future treaty adjustments and coaling station leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubsa Liere
United States
Cuba
May Yu
Uhr
Wil Jong Moi
Paloa
Jong
Republic of Cuba
Talma
Republic
Congress
Spain
Key West
Havana
Paris
Isle of Pines
Sam
Retrospect on Cuba War Ends and New Cuban Republic
A retrospective review traces the Cuban War from the Maine disaster on December 15 1898 through the U S occupation led by General Wood to the 1901 Cuban constitutional framework. It notes transfer of power to Cuba, the new government’s obligations, and Estrada Palma’s election as president establishing a free Cuban republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress of
Cuba
Ge. Wood
United States of America
Spain
Paris
Wood
Manlar
Trom
Tomas Estrada Palma
Senate
House of Representatives
First Minister to Cuba Named for Historic Post
Herbert G Squiers selected as first minister to Cuba. He now serves as first secretary of legation at Pekin, with four years there and prior Berlin service. Gen Edward S Bragg named consul general at Havana. born 1827 in Unadilla New York and Civil War veteran. Consul general salary set at 5000 dollars.
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Herbert G Squiers
Cuba
Elerbert Goldsmith Squiers
Legation
Pekin
Claude MacDonald
Republic
Squiers
Berlin
Edward 8. Bragg
Wisconsin
Haviana
Bragg
Iron Brigade
Congress
Mexico
Unadilla
N. Y
Havana
Railroading in Cuba Prices and Tracks
Cuba has 124 railways totaling over 2000 miles of track but travel remains costly. The article notes high passenger fares and the burden on travelers amid a growing rail network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Cuba War Tidbits and Rail Issues Highlight Island
The article notes a blockade aiding troops toward Santiago and the July 27 surrender. It cites Cervéra’s fleet destruction by Schley, concerns over railroad rates on the island, and the mix of public and private lines valued at 70 million dollars. It ends with health tips and cautions for travelers in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Congress
Key West
Hayate
Montejo
Manila
Dewey
Cervera
Santiago
Santiago Harbor
Tampa
Cuba
Cervéra
Schley
Bso
Cyuntry
Island
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Alfred Rochefort
Tess
Ned Coste
Whitma
Betram Leroy
Sera
Bertram Leroy
Shade
Rieux
Dane
Blue Creek
Aleo
New Castillo
Rerum
Blazer
Adirondacks
Palma
Guba
New Republic
Shafter
Siboney
Maine
Ats
Cubap
H. G. Squiers
Fasonie & Gakse
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