Bloody Battle in Cuba Ends with Heavy Losses
About forty Cubans killed and over fifty Americans wounded in a fierce clash near Santiago de Cuba. U.S. regulars and Rough Riders drove Spanish forces from the brush to the threshold of the city, with several officers wounded and many men missing or dead on the field. Coronet and rider casualties listed, including Captain Allyn K. Cap and Private W. T. Erwin, while Hamilton Fish Jr. was among the wounded.
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Hey
Utadi
Young
Coltonel Wood
Hiericang
Santiago
Spanda
Playa Ad Este
Guantanamo Bay
West
Rough Riders
Santiago de Cuba
Allyn K. Capat
Hamilton
Tiluan and Dawson
Dougherty
Trop A
W. T. Erwin
First Cavalry
Dix
York
aSejork
Kole
Berlin
Lermock
Tenth Cavalry
White
Secona Massachusetts
New York
Brodie
McClinton
J. R. Thomas
Tinos
Pell Tenant Bevan
M. Hill
Shelley
Ishles
Svaie
J. D. Rhodes
James F. Bean
Frank B. Booth
Albert ©. Bartle
R. G. Bailey
H. Alvers
BE. J. Atherton
Clifford Ried
GW. Arringo
Thomas P. Cavanaugh
L. L. Stewart
George Rowland
H. J. Waerner
Michael Coyle
KR. M. Reid
M. Russell
J. R. Kean
John 2. Dernap
Thomas F. Meagher
Edward Calberst
Nathaniel Poe
Russell
Gaines
Sbiler
Cross
Braxton
Wheeler
Kidd
Edward Marshall
New York Journal and Advertiser
Niclas Tigh
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Datut. Less
Gef Baiguiri
Kingston
Jamaica
Baiquiri
Lamotte
Pan-American Ironworks
Steelton Company
Baltimore
Shafter
United States Army
Quartermaster’s Department
Lawton
Humphreys
Jueragua
Agua
Davus Tuesa
Juragua
Port Antonio
Morro Castle
Demejayabo
Wagner
Firmezas
Iduragua
Linares
Seville
Jaragua
Aguirra
Chaffee
Bates
Wood
Columbia rower starred in 1894 race on Poughkeepsie course
A six foot plus athlete rowed No.7 for Columbia College crew in the winning 1894 race on the Poughkeepsie course. The report details flags, shipboard salutes, and celebrations as US forces advance toward Santiago de Cuba.
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Fish
Columbia College
Poughkeepsie
Bishop Brown consecrated coadjutor of Arkansas in Cleveland
The Rev William Montgomery Brown, archdeacon of the Ohio diocese, was consecrated bishop coadjutor of Arkansas at Trinity cathedral Cleveland. Bishops McLaren Whitehead and Vincent officiated. sermon by Bishop Atwell. Arkansas convocation sent representatives. breakfast for 300 guests followed. generally fair forecast with lake area showers and cooler northern winds.
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Wim. Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio
Trinity Cathedral
McLaren
Whitehead
Vincent
Seymour and
Leonard
Atwell
D. J. Hobbs
Little Rock
F. W. Taylor
Springfield
Ills
Brown
Piano Lesson Brings Mother's Fortunes Into Debate
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a mother insisting on costly piano lessons despite a daughter’s earnest practice. The dialogue contrasts arithmetic prowess with music, as the mother declares unwavering funding and the child pleads sincerity. The piece also advertises Pennsylvan ia Railroad tours for summer and early autumn 1898 with detailed rates.
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Dolly
Detroit Free Press
Free to Suffering Women and Christian Endeavor Travel Deals
An appeal for a home remedy for uterine troubles promises to send free instructions to sufferers via Mrs J Weaver Glen Campbell PA. Separately, the Penn sylvania Railroad advertises reduced excursion fares to Nashville for the Christian Endeavor Convention July 5 12 with travel windows July 2 5 and return by July 15 or extended to August 1 1898.
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Weaver
Nashville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor International
Tenn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Trains Cost More Than Many Homes, Says Rail Official
Kansas City Journal reports Chicago and Alton official George J. Charlton argues that the average passenger car costs 6000 to 7000 dollars, with reclining chairs at 10000 to 12000, plus yearly maintenance and shop repairs. He notes over 500 dollars for routine dressing and another 500 for upholstering and repairs, making rail travel finances hard to justify.
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George J. Chariton
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Charlton
Kkansas City Journal
New York Life Insurance Company and Allegheny Valley Note
A fragmented passage mentions Allegheny Valley and The New York Life Insurance Company in a context implying a financial or legal note. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to the entities suggests a corporate or insurance matter tied to the period’s business record.
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The
New York Life Insurance Company
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Philadelphia Street
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Delphia Street
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Planing Mall
North Carolina
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Lockard
Indiana County
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