Argentine Republic elects Rosa president. Costa named vice president
A despatch to The Times from Buenos Aires reports General Rosa elected president of Argentina for a term of six years by Congress. Dr Costa is proclaimed vice president of the republic. The transfer of power follows the July election and confirms the new leadership.
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In the Law's Grid Justice White Presides
Yesterday Justice White heard a set of cases including John Mathews a colored man charged with concealed weapons and sent to court, John Tonsil discharged on assault and battery but fined for disorderly conduct, Edward Skinner fined for disorderly conduct, Clark charged with shooting and disorderly conduct sent to hard labor, Mary McAbee committed to Montevag for 60 days of hard labor, Baltimore detainees reversed and returned to jail for failure to pay fines, a steamer Lucania boarded by detectives, missing Star of the Britannia connected to a New York charge, and other items including contested wills of Adolph Sutro, yellow fever reports, and news from Naples and Voliten brigands.
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Hostilities suspended protocol ends war with Spain and United States
The protocol outlines terms for peace including Spain relinquishing Cuba and Porto Rico, ceding West Indies territories to the United States, and U S occupation of Manila harbor pending treaty. It also calls for evacuation of Cuba and Puerto Rico and a commission to negotiate peace, signed at the White House with Day and Cambon witnessing.
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Proclamation Orders Key West Blockade Withdrawal
The president orders immediate withdrawal of red seals from blockade and notifies naval units to ceases hostilities. Admiral Dewey and Commodore Wrench receive the directive with signals to conform. A coastal proclamation rolls out to alert vessels of the shift and the dockside status changes.
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Army Orders Signal Major Cuban Campaign Pause
Fragmented dispatch describes military orders about suspending hostilities, directing General Meretti and allied commands, and coordinating communications with President and war department. It notes preparations across corps, confirmations of proclamations, and acknowledgment of peace negotiations amid a broader wartime stance.
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A highly garbled passage lists many disconnected words and names in no coherent narrative. It includes scattered references to places, people, and terms with no clear event, dates, or context to summarize into a meaningful news item.
The Volunteer Army In War Planes And Movements
Washington debates the future of volunteer troops as up to 150000 may be needed for months. Troops to the Philippines and Pacific stations expected. some units to return home and be discharged from state service. Temporary disbanding and mobilization details discussed. censorship relaxations announced for cable messages. A transport from Santiago adds notable figures to the port of New Orleans.
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