Port and war updates from the Spanish American conflict
Reports from Marshfield and other fronts note naval inspections and vessel status, U S possession plans for Puerto Rico and Cuba, troop movements and casualties, and official Navy questions. Officials discuss port duties, public sentiment in Porto Rico, and the organization of the 7th army corps amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aun
Brin
Pena Commission
Sim
United States
Porta Rica
Cuba
General Wollo
Santiago
Madria
Porto Ritios
Huutaville
Alr
Lawton A Lette
Cubs
United States Peace Commission
Baste
McKinley
Conoval Yu Reypelt
Navy
Alger
War Investigating Commission
Lous Serpner
Havane
Gomez
Wavana
Spain
Blanco
War Department
Ray
Paing
Post Department
Postal Commission
Porto Rico
San Juan
7Th Army Corps
Ad Nebraska
William J. Bryan
1St
Texas
Louisiana
Col. Bryan
Vonsal
Germania
Bianco
Manila Bay
United Staes
Navy Department
Vast mix of 19th century deaths and events across nations
The item lists numerous obituaries and incidents from October including deaths of Rev Jalmer Yorum and General Elisha Mix, a train death of Ex-Representative M. A. Morgan, a Jersey City lawyer, a series of accidents, political moves, and wartime maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalmer Yorum
Kill Pourn
Wis
Elisha Mix
Allegan
Mich
Ray
George Saxton
St. Catherines
Oct
Leechwake
Mos
Barney McAuley
New York
Byysident Moraes
Snelington
Massachusettts
David TL Morvilh
Teday Belvidere
Western League
Kansas Cluy
Manley C. Green
Supreme Court
Yayiar
St. Cloud Land Office
M. A. Morgan
Okawvill
Jaurih West
Maudists Last Stand at Osaurtin and the Desert Battle
Eyewitness accounts describe the final day of Mander where Mahdist forces pressed the line near Osaurtin. British and French troops held back waves of dervishes with heavy fire at close range, sustaining losses but repelling the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rervishes
Lewis’ Brigade
Marth Ward
Omfirma
Utdervisnes
Mahmund
Khor
Tigy
Tieutenant
Robert Qrentell
Tanamende
Frantt Guides
Willy
Osaurtin
Nile
Prang
W. Breeyeng
London Daily Mail
Creci Te Bullery
Alixwell
Belyzarba
Cthely
Sui Press
Heth
Mander
Deadmon
Pelne
Spain's Little King Alfonso described by London correspondent
A London correspondent reports on Alfonso XIIs wealth and lifestyle, noting a reserve of manner and air of superiority. The piece quotes varied attitudes toward the royal figure, contrasting affection with critical satire and referencing modern slang and distant observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfonso
Leeds
Atrife
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Wisconsin
News OF the World
PRAUK
Bryat
Spanist Officwrs
Harvard
Terthvoug of
Boxton
Cuse Toms
Eustomy
Admiral Miller
Honolul
Hawaii
Newlin
Cum
Watson
Sanage
EHC
Savanana
Lee
Jacksonville
J. A. Mreckinridge
Generis
Gmaral
Gallagier
BO Usc
McKinlay
Omahe Exposition
Magon
Episcopal House of Bishops
San Prancisco
Rachael McAuley
Washington
Fata I.douglass
Jersey City
Cive
Atlantic City
Josephson
Oregon
Wederal Steel Company Cp
New
New Orlean
William II Rice
Chicago
Los Angeles
John Carson
U. F
Londonderry
Agarston
William
Dingh
Heown Palace
Denver
Boston
Histon
Kille
Thomas W. Cridier
Tellesehaw
York
King Minew
Virdeny
Bertha
Jevere Soun
Ithout
Ssauiadhal
Cornelia
Claiae Magmay
John S. Gray
Metropolitan Street Railway
Augustus van Wyck
John D. Rockefeller
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Richard Croker
Senator Murphy
Skaguay
Alaska
Dayton
George D. Saxon
Alexander Connell
John Hall
Wirth Avenue Presbyterian
Pittsburg
Aera
Robert Fitzsimmons
Gilsey House
J. H. Srestin
Leech Lake
Lord
Portland
Clark
Tamman
Shanahan
Tans TE. Boyd
Indiana
Charles G. Dawes
Currencey
Treaskecy
General Lafayette
Anc Lions
Howard
Gould
Iwazite
Vine Clemmons
Biresa
New Orieins
Boug
Elty
Bivean
George
Mary E. Parks
Naogar
Saxten
Ex. Pensions
Tiamr Penner
Claude Thovara
Bulilin
Great Britain
Zola
Constantinople
Russia
Aline
Tris
Major Marchand
Fashoda
France
Lord Rosevery
Lysom
Great Unita
Evilantian
Barbi Degions
Britain
Atlee Gmmguil
Chile
America
Pinkham
Mannélla
Mowate
Permissict
Aioe
Jorean Womb
New Orleans
AL Des Gies
Tarper
Mar
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