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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1899

Page

1

Otis to receive 40,000 Philippine recruits and more

Washington reports after talks with Secretary Alger and Adjutant General Corbin that General Otis will be supplied with not less than 40,000 men, with seven regiments to be recruited immediately. Enlistments will continue at seventy stations for service in the regular army as troops are assigned to regiments and ships transport capabilities.

Washington Alger Corbin Oila Bird Quartermaster's Department Philippines Genera Otis Byrd Alger Isid White House United States

Confederate dead honored at Arlington cemetery

Report states 126 Confederate prisoners died at Arlington and ten are unknown. Graves are marked with headstones similar to Union soldiers and cared for under regulation. The piece notes it unlikely they would be as well cared for elsewhere. Also mentions Mrs. McKinley’s health worsening with June reports and President McKinley likely to stay in Washington through summer.

Arlington National Cemetery

Murder Mystery Grips Valdosta As Mrs Graves Faces Murder Charge

In Valdosta Georgia the Graves murder case widens as evidence points to Mrs A Graves who allegedly killed merchant A Graves in his home. Hired man George Register witnessed the shooting and claims Mrs Graves overawed him to support the staged suicide theory. The state plans to present another witness to prove the homicide.

Mre Graves George Register

Army Volunteers to Fill Ranks for Three Years

General Corbin outlines a plan to raise a provisional volunteer force of about 10,000 for three years under the act guiding the army expansion. Volunteers will be designated by regiments and entered without state or local affiliations, with officers drawn from the regular army and the best from volunteer units.

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Spanish Depart Manila as English Capitalists Acquire Assets

News from Manila reports Spain’s withdrawal from the capital, with Spanish interests moving to English capitalists as General Caramillos warns troops in insurgent hands will keep pay during captivity. The Luzon steamer sails for Spain carrying civilians and officers. Gates’ Fourth Cavalry moves to Morong. Napidan gunboat shells encampments at Malolos.

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Dr. Baker sails for Havana to test yellow fever serum

Dr Bernard E Baker of Charleston sails on the Ward line steamer Yucatan from New York to Havana and Vera Cruz. He plans tests of Dr Fitzpatrick’s yellow fever serum under Dr Doty health officer of New York. Baker, immune since 1873, believes the treatment and prophylaxis will help stamp out the pestilence.

New York Bernard E. Baker Charleston Tofay Ward Line Yucatan Havana Vera Fitzpatrick Baker New Orleans Hafitmis House Doty Lancaster

Alaskan Boundary Talk Spurs Choate Dispatch

Washington reports that the United States rejected a British boundary proposal to place the line north of Klackwan. Ambassador Choate headlined the exchange as Britain abandons a Lynn Canal port claim.

Washington Choate Aretha Canad Klackwan Lynn Canal United States Enidlene London Jone Ambassadeu Choate Foreign Office Marqus of Salisbury

The Humphries Widows Nights of Violence Described

Descriptions of a night when husbands were torn from wives and children as bloodthirsty murderers attacked homes. The narrative notes swearing and terror witnessed by the Humphries widows and bathers, urging readers to page 5 for more details.

Secretary Long On Sampson Schley Controversy

Washington dispatch reports Secretary Long says the navy will take no further action in the Sampson Schley dispute. He asserts the department believes the controversy does not exist and would only pursue a court of inquiry if officers dissented. The matter was referred to Captain Chadwick for testimony.

Long Schiew New York Washington Navy Sampson-Schley Schley Hodgeon Wellner Chadwick

Canada seeks reciprocal treaties with British partners

In official circles Canada aims to renegotiate reciprocity treaties to gain full access to trade advantages. The invitation to work with Western trade committees came from the Canadian government, not Britain, signaling a push to secure all favorable trade arrangements.

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Goebel Dominates Kentucky Convention Ticket Nomination

The Kentucky Democratic State convention closed with William Goebel sealing a full party ticket under his control. Despite opposition attempts, Goebel maintained leverage as the room pledged to his line, with a late, decisive ballot securing the governor and top posts amid regulatory suspense and party factional tension.

Bi Neill Louisville Hy V. McCartney Keng Instan Sonly William Goebel Todgy Poe Jan Buttal Ewing

American Isthmus Ship Canal Corp Denied Charter in New Jersey

Attorney General Gray and the secretary of state ruled against the American Isthmmus Ship Canal company’s articles of incorporation. The plan set a $20,000 authorized capital and allowed participation by holders of three fourths of stock, violating New Jersey law. papers will be returned to the company. Names inconsistently appear in the draft, including Lorde and W. G. at Jersey.

Trenton N. J Gray American Isthmus Ship Canal New Jersey Suracore W. G Jersey

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