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30 Sep 1898
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Newberg Graphic in Newberg, Oregon
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1898
Page
1
Navy shifts crews and ships amid distant conflicts
The article notes the navy sending 400 sailors to Manila to replace expiring terms, General Blanco easing Cuban rail travel for soldiers, and ships and crews crossing seas. It also covers reports from Luzon, Alaska studies failing, and ongoing weather and disaster updates across continents.
World War Era Costs and Resources Snapshot
A snapshot lists a private soldier’s pay at 2.25 annually, daily powder output of 16 000 tons, Cuba’s 16 000 000 acres of virgin forest, war elevating army horse prices, and Italy’s war department spending 45 000 000 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Italy
War Department
Maria Teresa Floated and Towed Toward Guantanamo
The wrecking company under Lieutenant Hobzon has floated the cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa and towed her from Siboney toward Guantanamo Bay. The voyage north is aided by the Potomac and convoyed by New York Scorpion and Alvarado, with Newark’s Captain Goodrich assisting in salvage efforts amid signals and cheers from Cuban onlookers and a looming hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Hobzon
New York
National
Siboney
Newark
Goodrich
Maria Teresa
Volcan
Comal Cargo Arrives Free of Duty After Cuba-Spain Deal
The war department announced that the Cuban commission secured permission from Spanish authorities to land the Comal cargo at Matanzas duty free. The steamer, at Key West, carried supplies for Cuba’s suffering people and had been fined for port-regulation violations. The dispute was referred to Washington for final adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Comal
Cuba
Matanzans
Antil
Spain
Camas
Havana
American Commission
Cambon
Key West
Matanzas
British Fleet Sails in Sealed Orders Toward Taku
The Centurion leads a British squadron including Victorious and other ships sailing from Che Foo under sealed orders. The aim is a naval demonstration at Tuku near Tien Tsin to project power in Chinese waters amid tensions over Kang Yu Wei’s arrest and Russian troop threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei-Hai-Wei
Centurion
Edward H. Seymour
Chee Foo
Victorious
Nicissus
Hermione
Fame
Part
Amerity
Tuku
Tien-Tsin
Peking
London
Shanghai
Kang Yu Wei
Claude McDonald
Kang Ye Wei
Russia
Port Arthur
Taku
Shan Hai Kwan
Spaniards Seek Return From Porto Rico Amid Discontent
Ten thousand Spanish residents on Porto Rico refuse to live under the American flag and demand repatriation at government expense. The matter is sent to the state council for reparation. Degressive fever forces Jackson to consider depopulation after a new outbreak near the old infection site. Vesuvian eruption widens in Naples with fears of a repeat of 1872 violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Porto Rico
Spain
State Council
Jackson
Mias
Oregon Legislature Opens Special Session in Salem
Salem September 26 in obedience to Governor Lord the Oregon legislature convened in a special session at the state capitol. Both houses organized with near full attendance and a harmonious start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Salem
Lord
Oregon
Esterhazy confession stirs Dreyfus affair disclosures
The Observer reports Count Esterhazy claiming he authored the bordereau written at Colonel Sandherr's request to indict Dreyfus and deny German spy evidence. He says the forgery aimed to prove Dreyfus guilty, tying intelligence plots to troop concentrations and Italian fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Observer
Esterhazy
Dreyfon Bordereau
Sandherr
Dreyfus
Berlin
Italy
Nice
Sandhbert
Sandhert
War Office
Hurricane toll rises in Caribbean islands
Kingston reports confirm heavy losses from the Saint Vincent Saint Lucia and Barbadoes hurricane as about 800 lives perished at Saint Vincent and shipping wrecks litter the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
Barbadoes
What a Chaplain Saw during the Volunteer Camps
Rev Cyrog L Brady archdeacon and chaplain in Philadelphia denounces mistreatment at Chickamauga camps. He cites six hour waits for medical care, fever in rain soaked wards, unskilled attendants and flies in patients mouths, urging disclosure of wider abuses within the army system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cyrog L. Brady
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Chickamauga
Voyage of the Olga Ends in Mass Scurvy Deaths
The German bark Olga arrived at the Delaware breakwater with a crew decimated by scurvy. From Sourabaya to Java and Sourabaya, only Captain Dreyer and five others survived as disease struck one by one, killing the captain and the mate before a new commander took charge. The vessel awaits orders to discharge its sugar cargo.
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Olga
Philadelphia
Delaware
Samarang
Java
Dreyer
Far East
Sourabaya
St. Michaela
Government Will Ship Silver in Freight Train
Chicago reports a 10,000,000 ounce silver bullion shipment from Philadelphia headed to the Pacific coast. Assistant Secretary Van derlip conferred with Western railroad officials to arrange a fast guarded train move. The move signals a shift from express to freight transport for federal silver reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Sach
Vanderlip
Treasury Department
Philadelphia Mintto
Ron
Pacific Coast
United States Treasury
Aguinaldo Holds Out Amid Philippine Unrest
Reports from Manila indicate Aguinaldo and followers delay submission while Americans consider protectorate options. Merritt denies any agreement with Aguinaldo as Merritt leaves for Paris. Merchants expect changes to duties and a possible American newspaper presence in the city.
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United States
Philippines
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Paris
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Anderson
Bridgeman
Sixth
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