Disarming Cuban Revolutionists Send 6000 Troops From Newport News
Havana dispatch reports U S forces moving to Cuba as 6000 troops sail from Newport News in a broad mobilization. General Funston leads a disarmament plan with Generals Pino Guerra and Del Castillo after two amicable meetings. The program aims for a peaceful turnover of revolutionary forces amid uncertain duration of intervention.
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Wnder
Newport News
Havana
Frederick Funstop
disarmament commission
Pino Guerra
Del Castillo
Funston
Do Not Burn Off Old Paint
A promotional note advises against burning off old paint and promotes white lead and linseed oil paint for even wear and easier re painting. It mentions a booklet with more paint information for homeowners.
Taft outlines Cuba provisional government and disarmament plan
The article details Taft backed provisional Cuban government aims to restore order and hold elections for a permanent regime. It notes farewell events for Palma, disarmament logistics, rebels’ nonpayment but transport home, and U S troop leadership under Funston with General Guerra and Pino Guerra assessing stability and future governance.
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Cuba
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Palma
republic
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Senor Palma
Pinar del Rio
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Funston
Havana
Pino Guerra
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Senor Quesada
Washington
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Devastation After Pensacola Storm and Toll
Mobile and Pensacola report a cataclysm from the Gulf storm with widespread wreckage. Casualties rise to 79 known dead, possibly 102, as crews clear debris across 10 miles of destruction. Navy yard and vessels suffered heavy losses including several gunboats and tugs. Many homes obliterated, waterlogged ships driven ashore, and essential supplies scarce while rescue efforts continue.
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Gulf
Escambia bridge
Santa Roan
Higb
Fort Pickens
Fort Barrancas
navy yard
Vix
Wauban
Accomac
emalier
Warrington
Woolsey
Loulaville @ Nashville railroad
Cera
Pata
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Mobile
Ala
Cedar Point Mobile
irivanto
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