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The item reports on global events during the Spanish American War era. It mentions blockades around Cuba, reinforcements to Santiago, and shifts in European and American naval actions. Key figures include Generals Shafter and Augusti, Admiral Camara, and ships like Camara's squadron and the cruiser St Paul. It notes U.S. plans for raids on Spanish ports and potential movements toward Manila with a large American squadron.
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Therigiglk
Campos
Spain
Sactiaga
Spentarde Yacsté Turagua
Tmne
Manila
Gro
McKinley
Cubarcouet Line
Banks
West Indian Point
United States
Generes Moret
Jemmapy
Armig
Madrid
Santiago
Aguinaldo
Augusti
Javaica
Shatter
London
Camera
Porto
Slestos
St. Paul
Terror
Adminal Camara
Suez Canal
Pendo
Bantiago
Cortes
Bisl
Camp McCalla
Guantanana
Secretary of War
Trig
Spitah Eoldiers
Linares
Bonin
Ialian
Spas
Ker West
Fla
Auetion
Merro Castle
Guantanamo
Arthur
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce of
Barscelona
George W. Prettier
Dalquini
Guba
Washington
Holguin
Pando
la Cruz Heights
Cervera
Shatcer
St. Vincent
Rio de Janeiro
Chile
Mol¢ St. Nicholas
Sam
Congress
Tien Hobson
Lieul. Newcomb
Capt
Hodgson
Cuban
J Key West
Havana
Blanco
Hastile
Germany
Dewey
Merritt
Philippines
Tie
Mawila
St. Patersburg
America
Hind
Charleston
Port Said
Camara
Egypt
Camimodore Watson
Atlantic
Ehiat
Ept
Canary Islands
Ais Squadron
Newark
Towa
Gregon
Yosermite
Yankee
Dixie
Pink Colt wins the American derby amid storm news
The report notes Pink Colt capturing the American Derby while Wisconsin and Iowa faced severe Breet storms. It mentions political quarrels over Congress adjournment, a grand Milwaukee celebration, and a string of varied items from obituaries to accidents, including a whale ship funding in West Superior and a fatal wreck in Tupelo Mississippi.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Congress
Milwaukee
Alexander Moougali
West Superior
B Campbell
Lioux Falls
Isaac Staples
St Croix Valley
Stillwater
Kian
Maine
Llewellyn Powers
American Institute of Homeopathy
F. Bailey
Lincoln Neb
G. 5
Burrows
Berrien County
Michigan
Nites
Buteo
Mont
Forminy
Allen D. Candier
Georgia
WW. B. Lowe
Atlanta
Foderation of Women's Clubs
Peari
Hysinger and Rosenthal
Great
Ohio Coel Trust
Sigismund Brvenne
New York
Terrey
Regiment of Cowboys
Tupelo Miss
Died in Washington at age 93 Dudley kin
Obscure obituary notes Rev John Dudley dies in Washington at 93, survived by son Gen W W Dudley. Mentions other deaths and political notes from diverse places, including Major David B Printon's death in Coldwater Michigan and various republican renomination updates.
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John Dudley
Washington
W. W. Dudley
New York
David B. Printon
Hishome
Coldwater
Mich
Eddy
McCleary
Henty Green
New York City
America
Huntington
Ind
Leone
West Africa
D. F. Wilperforce
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
New Jersey
Congress
John Rooney
Belleville
N. J
Warren
Obi
Seattle
Collier
Barth Creek
Mio
Universty
Baron Hirsch
Woodbine
Zuly
Joan H. Flagler
Alles Mander Jist
Ascension Elmred
New York Ports
Engle
Sang
Yale University
Amd
W. F.C. Tichporn
Dowling
India
Oscar Hammerscrn
Olympia
Wis & Representative
New York Life Insurance Company
Wiwanlsey
Richard Oines
Cleveland
Manself
Foreign News Fragments Span Global Turmoil
The report covers a string of events including Italy earthquake aftermath, Japan’s first party cabinet forming, peasant riots with attacks on Jewish homes in Sandeg Galicia, fires destroying millions in property, Riasin in Russia noted, Henry Labouchere joining the Catholic Church, Miss Katharine Barrymore reportedly engaged to Gerald du Marler, Santo Domingo rebel Jimmes reaching Nassau, the German socialist party gains, trial of W Mansel Collins in London for a death connected to Mrs Emly Edith Uziell, and the Vienna international chase match opening.
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Tose Py
Italy
Japan
Showa
Sandeg
Galicia
Riasin
Henry Labouchere
Chuiren
Wthel Barrymore
Amerifcan
Gerald du Marler
Trilby
Jimmes
Heureaux
Santo Domingo
Nassau
N. P
Toagua
Ander
Socialist Party
W. Mansel Collins
London
Emly
Edith Uziell
Vienna
Senate Adopts Bankruptcy Bill and Hawaii Annexation Debate
The Senate approved the conference report on the bankruptcy bill by 42 to 18, while Hawaii annexation resolutions dominated session debate. Wars department measures passed without controversy as conferees reported. The House then adopted the conference report on the bankruptcy bill by 134 to 65, with fiscal provisions for army pay and expanded military departments. The Senate lauded naval and army heroes, and a major Pacific railroad settlement framework was attached to a broader efficiency bill, including land purchase and harbor dredging funding.
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Washington
Senate
Ir. Nelson
Rep. Minn
War Department
Caffery
Louisiana
Caffrey
United State
United States
Augar Trust
Calfory
American Sugar Refining Company
Hawaii
Howian
Male
Maine
Worhington
House
Wien
Mahon
Pa.j
Jonsen
Mabon
Owen
Richardson
Ordnance, Engineey
Lis Senate
Congress
Army
Yobson
Merrimac
Tvdson
Winslow
Cardénas
Tol
Stodgson
Manila
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Commission
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Military Affairs Committee
Walton
Secretary of War
West Point
Tarrasch Advances Tied Score After Adjourned Game
Pillsbury leads Cher in a chess match with Tarrasch second and Janowski third. An adjourned game enables Tarrasch to potentially level the score. Brisson forms the French cabinet naming Peytraly as finance minister and Delcasse to colonies among others, with Trouillet, Marjouuls, and Viger in key posts.
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Pillsbury
Cher
Tarrasch
Janowski
Henri Brisson
Paul Peytraly
Lean Bourgeoie
Ferdinand Sarrien
Godefroy Civaignas
Edouard Simon Lockroy
Theophile Delcasse
Georges Trouillet
Emil Maru¢jouls
Albert Viger
Senate Debates Army Provisions and Indian Appropriation
Washington June 30 lawmakers debated army ration increases and support for harbor defenses. The Senate receded from amendments on the sundry civil bill and adopted the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill. House members pushed back on an international bank proposal amid filibuster attempts before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
International American Bank
Senate
Hawaii Island Facts and History Revealed in Brief
The piece outlines Hawaii's geography with twelve islands led by Hawaii and Oahu, population counts from 1884 to 1900, and diverse ancestries. It traces discovery by Captain Cook, royal lineages, annexation steps, climate, volcanoes, agriculture including sugar and coffee, and native customs.
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Hawaii
Maui
Oahu
Kauai
Molokai
Lanai
Niluau
Kahoeliwe
Tapanasi
Germany
Cap Win Cugh
United States
Ha‘waii
Jeog
China
Mau
Imilano- Inlu
Altes Ibac
Kamehameha
England
Kamehameha TH
France
Islands
Kamehameha IV
Lupallio
Kelakaua
Litinoxalai
Sanford B. Dole
Maha EK
Mauna Loa
Mauna Hualalai
Mauna Kea
Hawaiii
Maung Loa
Sandwich Islands
Wellage
Tonga
Fonolulu
Hono
Pacific
San Francisco
Dangers and Rules for Bathing Season Remain Cautious
A cautionary list warns swimmers to avoid fatigue and overreach. Do not swim alone or far from shore, stay clear of Weir when tired, and never plunge in after a drowning person unless trained. If fatigued, float, breathe, and seek help. both panic and rough handling endanger both rescuer and victim.
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Noulon
America
Alger's New Secretary Appointed in Washington
Victor Mason of Washington has been named private secretary to Secretary Alger marking a personnel change in the Secretary of War's office as of July 1 in Washington.
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Washington
Victor Mason
Alger
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