Dr M David Logan Dies at 74 in Kentucky
Danville Kentucky June 2 Dr M David Logan died at the old Logan homestead five miles from Danville. He was 74 and never married. Logan served in the Mexican War and the Civil War rising to lieutenant colonel under General John Morgan. He was a prisoner at Johnson's Island and at Columbia. He and two brothers escorted Jefferson Davis during his attempted escape and offered to conduct him out of the United States.
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Wrecked Norfolk and Western train kills three near Shaneville
Roanoke June 20 Norfolk and Western passenger train No 4 wrecked two miles west of Shaneville. Three men died Engineer Al Horner Bristow Va Fireman Ba Gadier Priston Va Mail Clerk A B Frances Marion Va injured Mail Clerk Gill Lynchburg Va seriously Two express messengers James Dot and several others injured. report also notes new typesetting machine invention by Frank B Converre of this city.
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Wreck At Sampson Front Matinee Leaves Fatalities
A brutal wreck at the Sampson Front matinee produced grim casualties and gruesome evidence in the aftermath. Investigators catalog wreckage as authorities confirm fatalities amid the destroyed works.
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Hobson and His Men Believed Murdered Amid Santiago Bombardment
Reports from Kingston via Jamaica describe a catastrophic bombardment of Santiago harbor by the American squadron. Spanish fortifications on the hills were shredded, with gun batteries destroyed and beaches stripped of foliage. A Spanish officer bravely urged his men to stand firm before perishing amid the shellfire. Lieutenant Hobson and his Merrimac crew are presumed dead.
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Second Lieutenants Named for Regular Army Posts
Adjutant General Corbin released 106 young men selected for appointment as second lieutenants in the regular army to fill vacancies from a three battalion reorganization and added corps in the infantry and batteries. Among named officers are engineers and graduates from Culver and Purdue with various colleges cited.
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Besieged Cuban Town Fears 3500 Spanish Attack
Cuban scouts report Caimanera residents plan to torch streets and flee to the hills as demand for safety grows. Spanish troops reportedly pause, while Americans bolster ships Marblehead and Dolphin to guard Camp McCalla. a feared 3500 strong assault looms.
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Spaniards attacked near Cape Maysi and Manila rumor spread
Reports from the coast describe a bombardment by the battleship Oregon and a captured Spanish sloop with a captain named Tores. Ensign A A Prate of the Marblehead aided the seizure while crews claim harsh treatment and starvation. Rumors from Paris mention Manila’s possible capitulation and shifts of colonial authority as generals maneuver for control.
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Baseball era land with rich resources described
The fragment describes Belivid as a sparsely populated area of 2 500 006 with nearly 200 acres per inhabitant and abundant woods silver copper gold, and suited soil. It outlines vast natural wealth and agricultural potential, implying regional wealth and development prospects.
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