MARSHFIELD WISCONSIN WORLD NEWS BULLETIN
Senor Du Bose and Lieutenant Cary Tuna expelled from Canada. Cervera's fleet reaches Santiago with 453 officers and sailors. Wisconsin detachments sail for Chameston to Cuba. Reports of poor drug quality, peace talks, and possible plans for a new Cuban governance. Battles shift to Santiago as Shafter plans invasion and Cuban allies criticized. Yellow fever spreads in Santiago. hospitals established. Vivid dispatches from Madrid and Washington detail war aims, spoils, and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor du Bose
Cary Tuna
Canada
Nayana
Cervera
Santiago
Winfield
Schley
Wisconsin
Chivkamienga
Chameston
Cuba
France
Spain
Washington
Key West
Blanco
James H. Wilson
Manila
Crviser Lopez
St. Paul
Miles
Puerto Rico
Dufield
Frst
New York Regiment of Volunteers
Honolulu
Tas Rayallan Islands
Department of California
Clark University
Hoar
Camara
Cartagena
Susily
Cal
London Star
Germany
Philippine Islands
General Shafter
Harriet Lane d Jobsson
Residen
Buchanan
Windsor Castle
England
Porto Rico
Canarie
Philippines
Robert Mathers
Chicago
Union League
Mirk McKintey
Webt
Michigan
Stephen Crane
Curt McIntosh
de Grandpre
Sunuiagen
United States
Madrid
Sampson
Cones
Solace
Portugal
Europe
Vixen
Colon
Umass
Don Carlos
J. P. Martin
Arizona National Board
McCord
Arizona National Guard
Smith
St. Louis
Ordnanes
Travara
Charles E. Clavic
Conants
Oregon
Caus
Watson
Liput
Usher
Ericceon
Samwypson
Juts
New York
Berd
Ising. &c
Charwze
Tampa
Manila Bay
Adrmiral Dewey Si
Irene
Admiral Dever
Raleigh
Isle Grande
Tower
Subig Bay
Turbulent Times Across The Nation In 1903 Era
Domestic news recounts Navy Admiral Ammon retirement at age seven and political reshuffles including Senator Cullom chairing the Hawaiian commission. Major Moore heads Washington police. Catchings renominated in Mississippi. Fire wipes Murfreesboro businesses. damages exceed 200000. Submarine mines ordered removed coastwise. Bartlett to command U S Auxiliary fleet after Laflin & Read explosion. Gas blast in Cleveland kills eleven during lake tunnel work. War bonds and subscriptions soar, New York canal probe near completion. Islands seek territorial govern ment with congressional delegate. Klondike gold rush yields 26 million in gold. Several notable legal and civic moves, with notable obituaries and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon
Cullom
William G. Moore
Washington
Fiead
Thomas C. Catchiaze
Vicksburg
Miss
New York
Rchbishop
Corrigan
Bourgogne
Murfeeshoro Tenn
Ban
Yung
Kent
Bosdy
Jnlist
Black
N. York City
Henry A. Helson
Auburndale
Magsy
National Congregational Council
Portland Oregon
Rocine
Wis
United States
John R. Bartlett
Erben
Laflin & Read Powder Company
Pompton
M. Ff
New York Canal Investigation Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Senate
Albany
Sempson
Santiago
Isaac
van Wyck
I. N. Barber
St. Paul
Senco of
Menders
Minn
Vywo
Alton
Burlington
Chicago
Kansas City
Thomas A. Edisoy
Rdizon
Theodore Mi Jer
Tne Tangh
Chicagal Echo Board
5. B. Andrews
Brows University
Chicago Public Schools
R. K. Kenney
Frederik S. Glover
Clara Harper
Alexandr. Va
Brooklyn
McNare
Copper
Suvrin Torent
Naval Academy
Admiral Rodgers
Illinis
Springfield
State University
Italy
Carbeena
Colombia
Cerruti
Marth Place
Eucer
Ler
Hawaiian Commission
San Rrate
Honolulu
Islands
Congress
Klondike
Tagish District
Wiliam Beard
Philadelphia
Valdes Slacier
Alaska
H. O. Hasking
Dr. Beard
William Morgan
E. MH. Brinson
Merrill
Bridence
Clemist Bogataus
Seattle
Bogardug
Tuey
Sandy Hook
William H. Wainstetnes
Southarit Baptist Theologics Seminary
Bay State
Becher
Autobiography Fragments From Naval Officer At Santiago
Ten authorities recount events as a fleet was destroyed due to coal loss. He was taught in a trap, entered Santiago expecting 24 hours, denied forcing combats by claiming wine was the Sunday ration. Captured officers to be paroled and granted access to Annapolis naval academy grounds, patrolled by 40 marines. Two officers to a room, no separate beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Widespread World Briefs Describe Political Turbulence and Disputes
Across continents reports detail earthquakes near Port au Prince and political shifts in British Columbia. Vienna hosts Archduchess Willabet from Madrid while a Rome chamber vote backs public order measures. Halifax opens a wreck commission to assess Bourgogne disaster as Seoul fears a plot to topple its government. In Peru a secret session approves a Chill-Peru protocol amid poisoning inquiries in the army. Belgian King Leopold nears a U S voyage. Napoleon’s relative is rumored to wed a Russian grand duchess. An Italian squadron sails from La Guayra to seize Cartagena’s customs house over a disputed Gerruti claim amid local unrest near Waco. Police counsel divorce moves in New York while Esterhazy case figures face penalties in Paris.
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Port Au Prince
Fayth
Willabet
Vienna
Madrid
Turner
British Colmbia
Rome Chamber of Deputies
Wreck Commission
Tts
Halifax
N. S
Layuly
Bourgogne
Seoul
Ceres
Serrate
Peru
Driligh Coimbla
Leopold I
Belgium
United States
Lowis Napoleon Bonaparte
Helena
Nicholas
Candinus
la Guayra
Cartagena
Colombia
Gerruti
Chincee Revels
Waco-Chow
Santiago Falls to U S in Cuba Campaign Surrender
United States troops complete victory as Santiago de Cuba surrenders after a three week campaign. Gen Shafter, with Toral’s capitulation, confirms eastern Cuba’s fall, with 18,000 to 20,000 Spanish prisoners, many to be embarked for Spain under parole. Relief follows as commissioners meet and arrangements for prisoners, refugee care, and hospital support are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Santiago de Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Cuba
Santiago
Gem
Mile
Targe
Santiago Province
Asseraderos
Las Palmag
Palmas Sorlan
Alcantara
Sagua de Tanumo
Cape Maysi
Toral
Shafter
Cabanas
Morra Castle
Lawton
Che Fly
Teral
Cone
Skaffer
Llanes
Madrid
Bidneo
Spain
Ilobert Mason
Toraia
Itaff
Cal. Fontaine
Hscartaja
Wheeler
Miles
Maus
Attairs
Likis
Bianco
Paring
Shaiter
Phis
Shatter
Miley
Bia
Voral
Ourrders
Con. Shafter
Gol. Astor
Capt. McKittrey
Golastor
Capt. McKittery
Ines
Leff
Death of Clara L Watts Widow of Chimay Prince
Paris July 10 report states Clara L Watts divorced wife of Prince Joseph of Chimay and Caraman has died. Cause of death given as milk fever with confirmation from the Duda Pest correspondent of the Libre Parvier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duda
The
Libre Parvie An
Nounces
Clara L. Watts
Prince Joseph of Chimay
Caraman
Outbreak fears prompt vigilance at Tampere camp
The war department tightens oversight at the Tampere camp after yellow fever emerges in Santiago. Reports say typhoid fever exists there and some malaria cases are being monitored, with strict precautions expected to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washitewn
Santiago
War Department
Tampere
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James Brown Potter
Mrs. Potter
London
Shatier
Whit Mites
Staff
Cess Chimat
Princess Chimay
Yellow Jack
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