GOMEZ MOVEMENTS AND CUBAN OFFICIALS AT REMEDIOS
Havana dispatch reports General Maximo Gomez plans leaving Remedios for Havana via Sagua and Matanzas City, with details of Cuban troops payment not settled until arrival. Commodore Cromwell joins efforts for Maine disaster memorial. bishop of Havana delays cemetery service citing Rome approval. Also noted are police reforms in Havana and a new senatorial candidate Eastburn, plus death of shipbuilder William Laird.
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Havana
Porter
Maximo Gomez
Remedios
Sagua
Matanzas City
Proctor
Matanzas
Gomez
Cienfuegos
Brooke
Cromwell
Heap
Maine
Admiral Sampson
Cormittee
Tenon Sur
Trevi Sur
Colon
Lee
Ludlow
Mgr. Santander
Rome
W. T. Brunner
Marine Hospital
Washington
John McCullagh
Liverpool
William Laird
Laird Brothers
Birkenhead
England
John Laird
Alabama
Scratched Till Raw My Husband’s Eczema War
The writer from Middleboro Kentucky describes severe itching of her husband’s legs from knee to toes due to eczema. Despite advice from many doctors and various salves, he found relief after trying Cotityra remdica and Covicoma Soar, Cotico (stompent) and Covicena Bisouvest, then later a painful sequence of remedies. The account, with garbled product names and phrasing, ends urging readers to save their hard earned sun.
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Covicena Bisouvest
I Jexinxs
Middleboro
Porree D
Are C. Core
Uosun
Astor libel suit settled by Daily Mail defense
London reports William Waldorf Astor sued the Daily Mail for 1000 pounds for a libel claiming he hosted a dinner with a California redwood tree as a centerpiece. The judge noted annoyance from such paragraphs and the case was settled after the Daily Mail apologized.
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Dresenslag Au Pula
London
Queen's Bench
Hich Court of Justice
England
Baron Rusacl Af Klowen
William Waldorf Astor
Daily Mal
Edward Clarke
Q. C
Phlaintiff
Astor
Sir Edward Clarke
Carson
The
Daily Mail
Snow blockade breaks as rails reopen to Grand Junction
Denver reports the Denver and Rio Grande railroad has opened after a week of heavy snow, with three rotaries and about 1,000 shovelers clearing avalanches. Special trains brought detained passengers to Denver, while the Colorado Midland and Colorado Southern face ongoing closures. An estimated 60,000 sheep in southern Colorado are dying and as much as 60 percent of Wyoming cattle may perish due to extreme cold and starvation.
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Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Grand River
Grand Junction
West
Denver and
Rio Grande
Jeffrey
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Midland
Midland 1A
Colorado and Southern
Como
Leadville
Colorado
Wyoming
B. Frank Hunter
Agoncillo Safe as Canada Won't Interfere With Filipino
Montreal dispatch details Emilio Aguinaldo Agoncillo receiving telegrams from Paris and Hong Kong and refusing to discuss Manila fighting. Ottawa notes cabinet decided not to expel him, citing his case differs from Spaniards. Luna joins Lopez aide in Washington. Lasada remains ill. Desperate pursuit in Dadeville leads to negro Wash Herd's death. McEnery resolution on Philippines government unlikely to pass now. Simon Butner held on Robbery charges at Hotel Winslow.
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Canada
Montreal
Agoncillo
Paris
Hong Kong
Manila
Carranza
Secret Service
Ottawa
Agroncillo
Juan Luna
Lopez
Fipino Junta
Washington
Lasada
Dadeville
Ala
Ed Greer
Wash Herd
McEnery
Senate
Philippines
United States
General Eagan Suspended By President For Six Years
Washington reports the president commuted General Charles T. Eagan's court martial sentence to six years suspension from duty while retaining pay. Eagan will retire with regular rank and pay. suspension lowers allowances but keeps base pay. The decision cites gallant conduct and an honorable record amid mitigating trial circumstances.
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Washington
Charles T. Eagan
Eagan
Produce Markets Reflected by Deniince in Philadelphia and Baltimore
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show mixed grain prices with flour futures and staples. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye list varying moves, while butter, cheese, and lard hold firm. cottonseed oil and turpentine hold steady. New York and Baltimore markets report firmer wheat and softer beef values with cattle and hogs activity varying by region.
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Philadelhia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City Mill
Western Creamery
Eigins
New York
Long Island
Jersey
City
Pic
Haydun
Liverpool
Cork
Otis reports Manila battle losses at four thousand
Washington reports General Otis tallies insurgent strength at Manila around 20 000 with Krupp guns and Mauser rifles. Casualties two to four thousand on the insurgent side and about 250 for the American forces. Names of ten killed released including Pennsylvanians and Nebraskans. Officials expect a rapid campaign against the Philippine insurgents with Otis and Dewey to push operations toward Malolos and neutralize the rebel government.
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Otis
Washington
Manila
War Department
Nes
Pumpa
Pennsylvania
Jacob Landis
Allen B. Rockwell
Ulah Light Artillery
Harvey A. Young
John G. Young
Wilhelm I. Goodman
Wyoming
George Rogers
Nebraska
Charles Ballanger
Lewis Pegler
Third Artillery
Dean
Whittaker
Alger
Tinile
Miller
Army
Navy
Philippines
India
Africa
General Otis
Dewey
Mello
Malolos
War Declaration and Filipino Resistance Report
Aguinaldo orders that friendly relations with the Americans end and that they be treated as enemies. Reports from Manila describe vigilant police, executions for incitement, missing native clerks, and heavy rebel losses in trenches. A gunboat bombardment and a proclamation by Aguinaldo accompany the conflict amid casualties near Caloocan and allied actions by Kansas troops.
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Aguinaldo
Manila
Allence
Pasas
That &T
Paco
Santa Ana
Congress
Alford
Twentieth Kansas Infantry
Caloocan
Kansas Regiment
Mean
Otis
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Jonn Hesston
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Maryland
Pearre
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ELY Brothers
Warren St
Fisher & Shaw
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Baltimore Stock Exchange
Malidic
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Ebert & Sons
Sargent + Co
Snc
Barney & Berry
Harrisburg
Hugh B. Eastburn
Doylestown
St. Louis
McKinley
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Quay
Jenks
Dalzell
Stewart
C. W. Stone
Huff
Irvin
Tubbs
Rice
Markle
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Smith
Frank M
Riter
Eastburn
Tonio
Victor Adache Tab
Victor Head
Little Rock
Central Division
St. Louis, Ion Mountain and Southern Railway
Pollock
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Gregory
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Lincoln
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Consolidation Coal Company
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Ohio Railroad
Gardner
Oscar Gardner
Omaha
Solty Smith
Los Angeles
Lenox Athletic Club
Quar
Rothermel
Reiter
Coffeyvile
Kan
Charles Roberts
Kling Roberts
Nesto
A. C. Darrow
Colorado Blockade
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Simon Butner
Winslow
Broadway Garden
Frank A. Magowan
N. J
Lexington
Daily Leader
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Butler County
Green River
Biute
Judiciary Committee of the House
Conl Gana
Henry 9
Keyes
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Ardsley-on-the- Hudson
Erasmus F. Keyes
Columbia University
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Central Railroad
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Naval Committee of the House
Secretary of the Navy
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