Telegrams in Brief on Spain Cuba War Tide
Rapid, garbled telegraphic snippets report Spain's crisis at Madrid and Manila, U S blockade actions, Shafter's forces at Santiago, Camara's fleet movements, Allied naval actions near Cuba and Puerto Rico, and calls for troop reinforcements and policy decisions. Authorities discuss Manila, Santiago, and the Suez route while German press shifts toward pro American sentiment and Egypt restricts Spanish coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cervera
Santiego
Shateer
London
O'Higgins
Spain
St Vincent
Hid de Janeiro
Chile
Mole St. Nicholan
United States
Sem
Congress
Hewson
Newcomb
Hodgson
Ono
Cuban
Mania
Key West
Havana
Blanco
Dewey
Manila
Dha
St. Petersbure
America
Addmiral Dever
Charleston
Suez Canal
Watson
Atlantic
Camara
Sears Sermitia
Ivor
Oregon
Pink Colt Wins Americas Derby Amid Mixed News
The report cites Pink Colt winning the Americas derby while mentioning dim prospects for an adjournment in Golgréss and noting Milwaukee’s semi centennial celebration. It records deaths in Iowa Minnesota and Montana, a proposed Georgia governor nomination, and a yachtman drowning in New York harbor. Several other scattered items include a scaffold tragedy near Butte and a railroad wreck in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieconsiz
Jad Scarms
Brea
Sevvsmiy
Milwaukee
Alexander McDogganl
West Superior
Cambell
Sioux Falls
Isaac Stavles
St. Croix
Stilwater
Vina
Maine
Jaseweilyn Powers
American Institute of
Butte
Mont
Great Iron and Steel Trust
Minnesota Iron Company
Allen D. Candler
Georgia
Atute
W. B. Loewe
Atlanta
Gay
Federation of Women's Clubs
Peort
Try
Hysinger and Rosenwal
Notable deaths and political notes span a crowded era
Obituaries report Rev. Joan Dudley aging 93 at his son Gen W W Dudley's Washington residence. Major David B Printon dies in Coldwater Michigan aged several years. Congressman Eddy is renominated by Seventh district Republicans. M La Green lends New York City 2 million with savings touted by a comptroller. A cable from West Africa claims Wilberforce family distress. Multiple political figures and business news including Baron Hirsch settlers, serial currency reform talk, and Hawaii annexation debates fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dudley
Washington
W. W. Dudley
New York
David 8. Printon
Coldwater
Mich
Eddy
McCleary
Hetty Green
New York City
America
Neely
Wuntington
Ind
New Jersey
Nationa
Asisteration
Horatio Arnold J. Gantvourt
Chnamnati
Cincinnati
Annot Meen
Om. Ing
New Yorkegislature
Isv
New
Heal
Tony Roaney
Beileville
Warren
Ohio
Atnsvan
Seatle
Manger
Colter
Battle Creek
Baron Hirsoh
Woodling
N.C
Jol H. Pag
Alice Mandelich
Giun
New Paris City
England
Shet Iine Scientific School
Yale University
W. J. G. Tiehorn
Dowling
India
Oscar
New York Life Insurance Company
Mortsugas
Cleveland
Fragmentary World News Tied to Unrest and Elections
A scrambled report notes Japan forming a first party cabinet, peasant riots in Galicia plundering Jewish homes, Russian towns hit by destruction, and Henry Labouchere reportedly joining a Catholic group. It cites plans of marriages, arrests in Santo Domingo, socialist gains in Germany, a London trial for a fatal operation, and an international chess match ongoing in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Sandes
Galicia
Riasin
Henry Labouchere
Ethel Barrymore
Gerald du. Maurier
Triby
Jimines
Heuremry
Santo Dordingo
Nassau
Tnagua
Socialist Party
W. Mansel Collins
London
Emily Edith Aztelli
Vienna
French cabinet formed with key ministerial posts filled
Brisson has finally formed the French cabinet. Portfolios include Peytral as Finance, Bourgeois as Education, Sarrien as Justice, Gatefroy Cavaignas as War, Lockroy as Marine, Delcasse as Foreign Affairs, Trouillet as Colonies, Marnelouls as Commerce, and Viger as Agriculture. Tarrasch remains in play with Janowski third and Nilbury in the Jesd noted. An adjourned game allows Tarrasch a potential tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnlsbury
Jesd
Tarrasch
Janowski
Henri Brisson Hes
Paul Peytral
Leon Bourgeois
Ferdinand Sarrien
Gatefroy Cavaignas
Edouard Simon ‘Lockroy
Theophile Delcasse
Georges Trouillet
Emil Marnelouls
Albert Viger
Hawaiian Annexation and Bankruptcy Bill Action
Senate approved the conference report on the bankruptcy bill by 43 to 18 and moved on to Hawaiian annexation debates. The House and Senate considered military pay measures and large appropriations, including 227 million dollars, with a focus on Pearl Harbor land purchase and dredging. Mr. Caffery led opposition to annexation as discussion continued through June, while war claims and other resolutions were briefly advanced.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson
Rep
Minn
Aithor
Naw Department
Cattery
Louisiana
Catfrey
United States
Galery
American Sugary
Hawaii
Laren
Jace
Mahon
TeaNesh
Maho
Querrep
Wisi
Richardson
Lem
Ate
Con- CF
Hobson
Merrimac
Lindeon
Winslow
Cardenis
Hoidgson
Manila
Interior
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Carlos
Caffery
House
Senate action on military affairs and sundry civil bills
The Military Affairs Committee advanced measures including enlistment of army cooks and appointment of storekeepers, harbor defense protection, and war secretary discretion to permit worship buildings on West Point. The Senate receded from amendments on the sundry civil bill and adopted the Indian appropriation conference report. The privileges and elections committee backed a soldiers voting bill, while debate over an international bank faced strong House opposition and adjournment occurred before a final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Affairs Committee
Secretary of War
West Point
Washington
Senate
Indiana
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
International American Bank
House
Hawaii Islands Summary From a 19th Century Census and Chronicle
A survey covers the Hawaiian group detailing major islands Hawaii Maui Kauai Molokai Lanai Niihau K iliboawe with total area 5640 square miles and Hawaii holding 4210. Population figures rise from 80,578 in 1884 to 109,020 in 1893 including natives Hallcasters Chinese Japanese Portuguese Americans and others. It recounts discovery by Captain Cook, capital Honolulu on Oahu with 29,920, exports such as sugar and rice, imports, trade with the United States, and a 19th century shift to gold money after 1884. It outlines governance under Kamehameha I, monarchy lineage up to Kalakaua, annexation moves in 1893, climate described as mild, mountains volcanically active, and notable peaks Mauna Kea Mauna Loa and Mauna Hualalai with heights listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Maui
Cebu
Kauai
Molokai
Lanai
Niihau
Kiboolawe
Tota
Cook
New Zealand
Howolla
Qubu
United
Eislan Asa Rice
Stuamshin
Australasia
China
Muni
Oahu
Honoih
England
Kemehameha I Tii
United States
France
Keme
Hameha IV
Tamalilo
Kalakaua
Waseletad
Tlilingkalani
Sanford FB. Dole
Hawai
Volcania
Island of
Mauna Tiga
Mauna Hualalai
Vere
Mauna Kea
Hawa
Description of Hawaii life and landscape in early travel writing
The excerpt details how lava plains cover land as vol canoes age, notes Mauna Loa eruptions, and describes wild cattle, wild boar, taro crops, poi, and diverse tropical productions. It portrays Hawaiians as peaceful, civilizable, and Christian, with observations on race, language, harbor quality in Honolulu, palm heights, birds, and the island chain's climate, distance from San Francisco, and paradise image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Louw
Sandwich Islands
Atealing
Huweli
Wallace
Tonga
Tanguars
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
Seeuery
San Francisco
Dont Swim Safely During Bathing Season Warnings
A cautionary list warns swimmers to avoid risky actions and follows best practices for safety. It covers fatigue signs, avoiding daring rescues, not diving with others in danger, floating on the back if stranded, not to panic or shout, and proper rescue technique from behind to pull a drowning person ashore. It emphasizes calm, gradual exposure, and avoiding crowd behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afd
Jim
Plah
America
Alger's New Private Secretary Named
Victor Maron of Mashington has been appointed private secretary to Secretary Alger in Washington on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victor Maron
Mashington
Alger
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Buez Canal
Hervor
Tanares
Bbe Yough Fiders Zel
Tha Ae
Spanteh Acack
Sig. Bonin
Ker West
Fla
Ti Ia
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Shafter
War Department
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Barcelona
George W. Pfeiffer
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