War talk and foreign policy in the Boston Transcript era
The piece surveys global issues including Cuba, Spain, Russia in Asia, and Anglo American trade. It notes Weyler, the ninth New York Regiment packing gear, lucknow alumni, and debates over open ports in Manchuria. The author argues England Russia China and the United States share interests and warn against war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Asia
America
Great Britain
China
Japan
United States
England
Hongkong
Arthur
Ta-lien-wan
New Siberian
Manchuria
Siberian
Far East
Pacific
India
Herat
Chitral
Germany
France
Chinese
Port Arthur
Assorted News Notes From Our Midst
An Albuquerque Democrat editor was found unconscious beside his desk with a feminine hand addressed envelope revealing a scolding note about Dewey Merritt and other figures. California National Guard policy keeps volunteers in the guard during wartime service and preserves ranks upon return. Arizona prospecter John D Berry, returning from a Colorado River trip, was unaware of the Spanish American War until May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuqurque
N. M
Democrat
Dewey
Merritt
Cervera
Schley
Chicago
Hobson
National Guard of
California
Army of the United States
Guard
John D. Berry
Phoenix
Colorado River
Arizona
Mr. Berry
Spain
War Update Large Dispatches Across Ocean Front
Reports deny Captain Philip of the Texas is dead while Gen Woodford may visit Paris in a fortnight. Army moves shift to Tampa. White House notes staff changes. Cuban siege guns arrive. Spain uses Austrian ships to violate Cuba blockade. Red Cross aids army. Manila reports Aguinaldo advances. Madrid and London press clash over Cuba and Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Texas
Paris
Woodford
Fourth Army Corps
Mobile
Tampa
Lee
Russell Harrison
Hobart
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Austria
Pullman Company
St. Petersburg
United States
Spain
Blanco
Manila
Aguinaldo
Alger
American National Red Cross Society
Army of
Sampson
London Daily News
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Porto Rico
Philippines
General Interest Items From The Era Of Klondike News
A roundup cites Oregon election results, H Matsu arrival as Japanese consul in San Francisco, Eureka mill fire loss of 32000 dollars, Brigham Youngs nephew dies in Alameda, new counterfeit half dollar in Oakland, Tacoma mining talks worth 8 million dollars, White Pass railroad work underway with 1000 plus workers, Stanford plans 150000 building, Craddock hides 3200 dollars in gold near Hoplan, Skaguay customs officials accused in whisky smuggling, Abraham King indicted for forgery, Camp Miller at Presidio housing 682 officers and 593 enlisted, Pacific coast ship charter talks for Philippines, California wine industry gripped by France trade pact, Merritts campaign orders six mountain howitzers for Philippines, Carson to command battery, Dawson Lake ships running, twenty drownings suspected on lakes, Dawson real estate surging, Camp Merritt protests rise, saloon licenses halted, Salvation Army sex safety at camp, Iskoot steamer wrecked on rock near West Inlet, Stanleys Dawson letter on El Dorado Creek gold payroll nearing 600000, Gunnery escort proposal for Klondike fleet, pirates feared at mines and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Matsu
San Francisco
Orient
Eureka
Brigham Hamilton-Young
Brigham -Young
Utah
Alameda
Oakland
Patrick Galvin
Tacoma
Klondike
White Pass
Skagady
Stanford University
Silas Craddock
Hoplan
United States Customs
Skaguay
Alaska
Abraham King
San José
Stephen Hobson
United States Artillery
Presidio
Camp
Miller
War Department
Pacific Coast
Philippines
California
France
Chicago
Merritt
Carson
United States Cavalry
B. J. Keeler
Tagish Lake
Bennett
Linderman
Cariboo
L. R. Fulda
Alaska Exploration Company
Dawson City
Dawson
Camp Merritt
Richmond
Board of Health
Police Commission
Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesa Free Press
The
Boston Transcript
Columbus
General Blanco
Island
Montana
Madrid
Correspondencia
A .Colorado Contemporary
Ninth New York Regiment
Weyler
Switzerland
Canton
Soleure
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Lucknow
Boston University Alumni Association of
Southern Asia
Sacramento
Cal
Hudson Bay Company
New York
Broadway
Southern
H. A. Rogers
Santa Barbara
Santiago de Cuba
Times
Sagasta
Santiago Harbor
Dolphin
Greely
London Chronicle
Santiago
Canaries
Naval War Board
New York Journal
Needles
Nevada
San Pedro Harbor
Barlow
Oomsion
Griggs
McKenna
Congress
East
New York Commercial
J. S. McGinnis
San Jose
Los Angeles
Pasadena
McKinley
Amnon
Admiralty
Hong Kong
Bureau of Information
Kentucky Distillers
Army of Occupation
Mansel Ty
Powellson
St. Paul
Sigsbee
Journal
Hawaii
Walter Bett
San Juan
Miles
Holguin
Luque
Indiana
Fort Tampa
Florida
West Indies
Cadiz
Havana
Santa Clara
Nazario
Morro Castle
Cabana
Stle
Pesch
Fort
Sandiecoly
Maine
Casa Blanca
Pacific Coast News
Oregon
Iskoot
Klondike Mining, Trading and Transportation Company
Stickeen River
McLennan
O’brien
West Inlet
Skeena River
William M. Stanley
Seattle
Klondiker
Samuel Stanley
el Dorado Creek
Stanley
Rosalie
Yukon
Mother Earth
Young Stanley
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