Maine Disaster Still Largely Unexplained Says Long
Havana dispatches report 135 bodies recovered as divers await access to wreckage. Secretary Long rejects rumors and says Maine’s destruction likely accidental with no evidence of design. Navy briefings list 355 aboard and 246 lost, 76 saved, with ongoing efforts to recover remains and identify the dead.
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Sigsbee
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Wainwright
New York
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Bowles
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sndeavor
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Siesbee
A. Hatelen
William Anderson
A. Johnston
Henry Williams
Havana Harbor disaster toll rises as bodies found
Havana reports 135 bodies recovered from the wreck site after the great explosion. Names identified include Carlton Jencks and others, with several still in serious condition yet improving. Naval authorities coordinate divers and official investigations while aid and condolences flow from Havana to American residents.
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Frank Sutton
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Henry Gross
Charles F. Tust
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George W. Koebeler
John Heffron
Jeremiah Shes
Dr. Haas
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Chidwick
Sigsbee
Admiral Manterola
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Helman
Howell
Jenkins
Merritt
Community Mourning Leads to Suspension of Social Functions
Wishes of friends for home burial are noted, but Mame officers deem facilities available if needed. The community agrees that social events are inappropriate during mourning and will be suspended for the immediate future.
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Mame
Vizcaya Arrives Off Sandy Hook A Spanish Cruiser
The armored cruiser Vizcaya anchored three miles off the Sandy Hook lightship and entered New York Harbor. Officers say all aboard are well. Police and marines guard the vessel around the clock to keep unauthorized people away. The ship, built in 1891, cost $3,000,000 and carries 500 crew.
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Sandy Hook
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Sir Charles Palmer
Anglo-Spanish company
Bilboa
Trade Not Harmed by Maine Disaster Despite Shock
Dun and Co reports Maine disaster largely spared trade with only stock market adjustments. Production and labor remain strong, ore prices rise in the lake region, and January to February imports show gains. Farther, Spain and United States exchange signals of good relations after the De Tome incident.
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Spain
United States
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NEW YORK
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lkely
Gogebic
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Carnegle
Canada
Tried to lynch Zola mob fight guards Paris riot
Rioting outside the Paris Palace of Justice after an assizes session as Émile Zola left at 5 20 pm. Police protected his carriage with a double cordon on St Michael bridge where the mob surged and clashed in brief battles before Zola was moved to safety.
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M. Zola
Palace of Justice
St. Michael bridge
Mr. Zola
Wild Night Wins Waterloo Cup at Liverpool
Victorian sports brief notes the win of Mr. T. Trevor's horse Wild Night at Liverpool's Waterloo cup. Other items include Anton Seid offer as Royal Opera conductor. barge Excelsior sinking near Handkerk, four lost. Victorious ashore at Port Said floated. Clara Nevada casualties feared off Alaska. Count Cassini named ambassador to U.S. in St. Petersburg. Greece’s Prince George potentially renouncing throne. Bose-chum colliery disaster deaths 110. Sheriff Martin trial updates. Lafayette monument movement for Paris expo.
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Wild Night
Liverpool
anton Seid
Royal Opera
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Handkerk chief shoal
Cape Cod
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Port Satz
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Clara Nevada
Alaska
Count Cassini
United States
St. Petersburg
Paris
Crete
George
Greece
Bosechum
Prussia
Martin
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American Consul Wounded in Lisbon Altercation
The American consul in the Azores, visiting Lisbon, was wounded after a dispute with a cab driver around 3 a.m. The police intervened. he was taken to police headquarters and later released at the U.S. consul's request. The incident sparks questions of cabinet explanations between Lisbon and Washington.
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Azores
United States
Washington
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