Telegraphic Telegrams From the War Front Lightly Filtered
The summary lists broad war updates: Cuba’s San tiago blockade risk, Spanish fleet movements to Manila, Dewey praised, volunteers sought for Cuba, Shafter’s army departure, navy actions around Havana and Santiago, and plans for Porto Rico invasion. It notes American casualties at Guantanamo, mutilation reports, and diplomatic signals from Madrid and Berlin.
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War revenue act signed as Croker’s turf winnings noted
President signs the war revenue bill while reports cite Richard Croker winning over $1,000 on British turf. Washington and Springfield hold conventions nominating candidates. Various political, legal, and crime items follow across states, with notable deaths and corporate notes.
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Congress
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Indgea
Max Cracger
Chambersburg
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McNeal
Ethelbert F. Allen
Kansas
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Francis G. Andrew
Whiteside County
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University of Illinois
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Peoria
Robert Leach
Watertown
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Niageris Falls
Carrie Swim
James Swan
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Fifth
Cedar Rapids
Robert G. Cousins
Minnie Daly
New York
Burks
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Mina
Charles 4. Towne
Renutean
Frank Elmore
England
Joseph Updesratt
North
West
Missouri
Maryville
Brooklyn Menmibers
New York Municipal Assembly
Land Finance Board
John Lind
Minneapolis
J. M. Bowler
Michael J. Ryan
War Preparations Rush for New Expeditions to Cuba and Porto Rico
Washington reports accelerated war preparations as Gen Miles returns to the capital. Plans press for larger expeditions to Cuba and Porto Rico, with Cadiz fleet sailing east signaling potential Porto Rico focus. Miles cautions that timing and numbers remain fluid while military and naval authorities assess reinforcements, communications, and supply lines for ongoing campaigns.
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Hawaii Annexation Debates Span Congress and Vote
Washington reports detail Hawaii annexation debates in the House and Senate from June 11 to June 15. Key actors include Hitt, Dissmore, Lodge, Newlands, Smith, and Bartlett among others. The Newlands resolutions prevailed by wide margins, framing annexation as a major policy shift with varied Republican and Democratic support.
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Dissmore
Ark
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Clark
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Messie
Walker
Rep
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Alexander
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Gillett
Rep. Mass
Pritchard
Rep. N. C
Senate
International American Bank
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House of Representatives
Newlands
Hawaii
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Berry
W A Smith
Mich
Hepburn
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Williams
Miss
Islands
Annexation Debate Echoes Across Islands as Provisional Plan Moves
In Congress on June 16 17 reports detail Hawaii annexation votes and a provisional government plan. Provisions include a five member commission two Hawaiians, a 4 million dollar public debt limit, and banning Chinese immigration. Foreign relations panel backs Newlands annexation resolutions and the International Bank bill advances in Senate.
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Islands
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Minnesota
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House
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Maine
Ngi
Mutual, Casualty, Fidelity and Guarantee Companies
Paris to launch 500 auto cabs in July streets
Five hundred automobile cabs will circulate in Paris starting July first. The Compagnie des Petites Voitures, spurred by the Automobile Club de France, aims to shift Paris streets from animal to mechanical traction. A general meeting approved ten million francs to trial various machine systems for cab operation amid an upcoming April automotive expo.
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Tate
Joan Alfer Neever
Philadelphia Oil Refining Company
Polar Breeze
Chelsea Park
Ixangas City
Chicago
Ilinois
Hoeffer
St. Ignatiius College
Lizzie DeKalb
James A. Clemmer
Emma B. Kaiser
Norristown
John Becker
Great Bend
Kan
Myrtle Huftmeister
Salter D. Worden
Severa
Sacramento
Cal
Durin
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Secretary of the Treasury
Gaye
National Banks
Dawes
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Tltos
Pittsburg
Jared Comas
Caljonel Bower
Wash
General Fund
George D. Evans
Joseph Leiter
Paris
Compagnie Des Fetites Voituren
Automobile Club de France
Canadian invention that locks bicycle when rider dismounts
A Canadien inventor proposes an accessory for two bicycles that locks the machine when the rider leaves the saddle. The mechanism relies on a weighted seal pillar, enabling the ring to engage as long as the cyclist sits. On rough roads, jerking the pillar high may lock wheels and throw the rider, increasing risk of injury or theft.
Spanish Provisioning and Field Rations During War
Spanish provisioning emphasized as crucial for troops with a European army model. The narrative notes difficulties yet praise the system, detailing marching, encampment, tent setup, and squads deployed to prepare ovens and kitchens for bakers and cooks, while referencing a London population figure at the war’s outset.
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