New Cubanera Is Ushered In By American Authority
Havana January 2. Spain’s flag was lowered and the United States flag raised over the palace signaling a peaceful transfer of sovereignty. General Brooke and Cuban leaders attended ceremonies as US troops took command and a joint salute marked the new era in Cuba. Crowds cheered while officials outlined the orderly process and vows to protect Cuban rights under US administration.
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Cuba
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Elkes Wins Mile as Waller Narrowly Edges In
New York January indoor meet at Madison Square Garden features Elkes defeating Waller in a close mile race amid slow seconds and a rapid finish. Harry Eiken of Glenn WJ and Biola are noted among observers, with Hedstrom of Brooklyn also competing. Elkes finishes strong after a late sprint, recording a thirty mile pace and a forty nine mile wash, while Waller fades just behind.
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Judge Day Speaks at Reception on World Peace Negotiations
A ceremonial reception features Judge Day discussing international talks and the December treaty, praising progress toward peace. The remarks highlight wartime leadership, the Ghent accord, and calls for unity with allies as the United States and Britain pursue terms, while urging public support for ongoing diplomacy.
Welcome Home Kingfisher Star Witness at Paris Rally
A filled gathering at the Swineth house praised the return of a key figure, with Judge Geo. W. Baldwin delivering a long welcome address. Speaker Day recalled McKinley’s leadership and the nation’s shift from Spanish rule, stressing the need to honor treaties and uphold international law as the United States secures new freedoms abroad.
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OUR DIPLOMATS ALL RIGHT WE WON'T CHANGE METHOD
Washington Jan 4 a Iowa man says no change will come in selecting our diplomatic and consular representatives. He argues the current system works and many ministers have been successful though not traditional diplomats. He asserts intelligence and decency suffice and notes European complaints over manners lack justification. He supports merit over training in the diplomatic corps.
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General Rios at Manila and Spanish troop movements
Report from Manila details General Kos announcing that 1 000 Spanish troops are deployed at Bambodajiga under General Montero after evacuating Visayas and northern Mindanao and destroying forts and gunboats. Spanish warnings to Iloilo insurgents precede a potential attack while transports Monserrat and Leam XIll sail for Spain. Britain’s coercive coaling demands influence negotiations, aided by France and Russia.
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Cubans Await Pay Before Disbanding Armies
Havana reports ongoing negotiations with Washington to fund Cuban soldiers, with commanders pledging to keep troops under discipline until payment is arranged. US authorities disfavor forcible disarmament as Major General Brooke coordinates, while receipts and provincial conditions shape the timetables and public works.
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Mall Hotel
Flag On Maine Wreck Sparks Crowd Celebration
A chaotic scene followed a shipwreck off Maine as flags were reportedly raised by locals amid a crowd near Central Park. Investigators say the flags were attached by a man in the crowd and not pre arranged, prompting a display that drew enthusiastic cheers and coast guard attention.
Beef Investigation Ordered by Alger Special Commission
A special commission is appointed to examine responsibility for beef supplied to the army during a dispute between General Miles and General Alger. The board will probe the 200,000 pounds of refrigerated beef from Swift & Co. shipped to Puerto Rico, assess if losses occurred, and determine responsibility for any damages or reimbursements. Eight officers and officials are named to report on delivery, handling, and any chemical treatment claims. The Armour & Co. roast beef process is described as standard with no chemical alterations claimed.
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Bank Robbery Suspect Named in Lima Inquiry
Detectives believe Lina Bank was robbed by Barieone on Inalde. Investigators theorize insiders with knowledge of the combination carried out the crime at the American National Bank in Lima. Cashier notes a long service and that stock valued at 8000 shares is affected by the loss.
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Spain Cuts Funds for Cuban Repatriation Aid
Madrid reports the government will avoid additional funds for repatriating Spanish troops training in Cuba. The move follows a broader assessment of prospects for the Philippines, hinting at changes in imperial policy and military disengagement.
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Philipp Indies
Massachusetts officials report tragic stepdaughter case
An incident in Springfield Massachusetts involves Dominique Krathofk allegedly fatally shooting his 10 year old stepdaughter Victoria Mokus after a jealous dispute. Police were informed by the victim and investigators are outlining the suspect and related associates as part of the ongoing case.
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