Spanish Premier Outlines Foundations for Peace Talks
The Spanish Premier discusses a multi facet approach to forthcoming peace negotiations. He cites basing discussions on agreed foundations while noting unresolved issues in Cuba Philippines and legal concepts of hostilities. Awaited clarifications from foreign counterparts remain pending as governments prepare for talks.
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Spanish cabinet considers evacuation commission for Cuba
Aug 2 report says the cabinet may appoint Gen Tiles Parrade second in Cuba Rear Admiral Luis Paster Lambru and Marquis de Montero to the evacuation commission for Cuba The Puerto Rican commission awaits Macias views while Admiral Valleriamo may join The peace commission plans are undecided and will not be published while the government uses protest delays to avoid crises.
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Protesad Im Onder
Spectator predicts US control of Cuba for 20 years
The Spectator prophesies America will retain possessions gained and force a Cuban governance by the United States for twenty years, arguing expansion overseas is essential and humanity supports American rule. Also note a separate damage claim and the cleared murder mystery inStockville Nebraska.
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Im ‘Sime
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Enelishimen
Five children missing after Cloudburst at Bridgeville Pa
Terrible wall of water swept through Violet Alley near Main Street sending residents into the river. Five children Irene Loftus Reels Loftus Shanghoesey Margaret Shaughnessy Nellie Saale are missing after the porch near the residence sank and the crowd was swept away. Women and men struggled to save them but the sea carried victims toward the Ohio River as sand diggers aided efforts.
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Mili Run
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Nellie Saale
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Violet Alley
Evar
Main Street
Woest Carson
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Toro Aoe
Ewuseo
Ohio
Wanted for Murder in Waroupia Matties at Large
The murder suspect Matties, alleged killer of Mamptue W. Wall near the city, remains at large. The Wall family offers a $2,000 reward for capture dead or alive, with authorities mobilizing units and issuing descriptions to towns within a hundred miles. Mattias is about 24 to 26, 6 feet tall, with light hair, thin mustache, and limited English. Authorities believe he has no money or weapons and may be wandering in woods.
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Michigan Murder: Farmer Nichols Found In River Near Belle Isle Park
The body of Valmore Nichols, a Pittsville farmer, was found floating in the Detroit River near Belle Isle Park. Copper wire bound the legs and two heavy weights anchored the body. about the time of disappearance Nichols had several hundred dollars on him, suggesting robbery as motive. Detective Robert Lasg of Detroit, a consultant Nichols used, was arrested at Island Lake but faces weak evidence.
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New Wheat from Dakota Arrives in Sixty Cars at Superior
Sixteen cars of Dakota wheat reached Superior on Thursday marking the region’s first consignment. Fifteen cars were sent to Consolidated elevators in Duluth, one car held for mills at the east end as the Northern Pacific railroad moved the grain. The dispatch notes Aug 2 as the arrival date in Win West Surames Wis.
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Retrenchment in Army Branches Amid War Demands
The article notes sweeping retrenchment across army branches as hostilities continue. It highlights the quartermaster fleet, ordnance contracts, and arsenals facing reductions, with Rhode Island’s arsenal expected to be affected. It describes contract terminations and adjustments, surveys to assess losses, and rapid demobilization steps for nonessential transports and personnel.
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New York Welcomes Sampson Fleet In Monumental Pageant
New York City greeted the fighting ships of Sampson’s fleet with a vast waterfront ceremony and river parade. The Brooklyn, Massachusetts, Oregon, Iowa, Indiana and Texas led a moving mass of warships as sunrise salutes, flags, and cheers filled the harbor from Castle William to Gen Grants tomb. Explosions near Fort Wadsworth sent columns of water skyward as the pageant closed in a final display of patriotic fervor.
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Quiet After Manila Capitulation Talks and Naval Movements
Officials report a lull in negotiations on the Manila capitulation terms as Washington officials, including Merritt, discuss the surrender implications. Admirals Sampson and Schley are due in Washington, while repairs and plans for a Pago Pago naval station proceed in San Francisco.
Proclamation on Tariff Regulations for Porto Rico Issued
A proclamation by the President enforces tariff regulations for Porto Rico via military occupation. It directs payment of taxes as a military contribution, detailing dates and duties under command of the forces in that territory. It specifies collection, administration, and reporting to the War Department.
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Mon Inlat
Astor Battery Praised at Manila Captures
Dispatch from Manila dated August 1 via Hong Kong reports the Astor battery led the advance and received high compliments from General MacArthur for valor and skill during the capture near Pasay road. Two sergeants were killed and a number wounded as the unit retook two guns with reserves.
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Former Spanish cruiser commander held by guards on La Normandie
New York reports Augus Emile EB De Moreu once captain of the Cristobal Colon was captured after the ships destruction. He is said to be among passengers aboard La Normandie which sailed to Havre.
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Admirals Sampson Sehley to visit Washington for West Indies policy
Report says Admirals Sampson and Sehley ordered to Washington likely by Monday to join Cuban and Porto Rican commissions. They will use the visit to meet colleagues, discuss policy on Spanish evacuation of the West Indies with authorities. In Kong Kong, Hong Kong authorities are asked to permit US fleet ships at Magila to dock for repairs, a matter sent to Britain for reply. Harbor police order Zatiro to leave British waters within two hours.
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Rear End Collision at Sharon Station Kills and Injures
A severe rear end crash on the New York New Haven Hartford line at Sharon station late at night left multiple dead and many seriously injured. An express train rear ended a slower section, destroying a car and injuring passengers who were rushed to Boston by special train amid a rescue effort.
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Welcome Home Parade Honors Michigan Reserves Return
A large hometown welcome greets Michigan Reserve units returning from service. Spectators line streets as officials, a marching band, and a military company lead a parade past cheering crowds. The homecoming culminates with ceremonies and family reunions after four years away.
Rioting in Newport News After Barroom Shooting
A disturbance in Newport News and Phoebus followed a barroom shooting by a keeper named Tucker who wounded seaman Joh J. Corcoran. Sailors and soldiers confronted Tucker. officers intervened, and a Fort Monroe detail was sent to restore order. Corcoran was lightly injured.
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Steamer Toledo Sinks After Collision at Crimrock
The steamer Toledo capt Wishart, sailing from Galveston July 20 to Rotterdam, struck Crimrock Silly islands on Saturday night and foundered in deep water. Most passengers were saved after a large boat was deployed, many in their night attire.
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Grateful Spaniards Send Formal Farewell to American Army
An official dispatch from Shafter conveys a Spanish soldier’s gratitude to the American army for humane treatment and fair surrender. The letter, signed by Private Lorepe Castin and others, praises Americas generals, laments civilized warfare, and bids farewell as Spanish troops embark for home.
Mississippi News Roundup From Tutwiler To Greenville
Cenniet Walters Traveling Sergeant Marehman returns from inspecting convicts at work on Mons road from Tutwiler to Moorhead. Reports say all is well with hospital provisions and comfort levels. The Afro Methodist conference met at Robinsdale with 65 ministers. New Albany residents push a cotton mill project led by local capitalists. First bale of cotton of the season picked at West Point. Col J. K. Caruthers again claims the first bale. The Mississippi Weth ediot society is formed to preserve church history in Jackson. Dr. Gibbs is said to have fled with a missing school fund balance. punishment is prison. Townley trial in French Camp looms. Allen killed Townley previously. Howard Stokes of Tippah county attempted suicide following church disruption. Adjutant General Hamilton Masten filed resignation with governor. Crawford & Lawton Bros fire destroys Pope's side harrow factory. Fontaine, a Mississippi Volunteer, dies from injuries after an accident in Jackson. Artesian wells likely planned for State Lunatic Asylum to secure water. Indianola crops suffer from heavy rain. A colored boy, Joe Wright, 7, killed by an engine on Yazoo & Mississippi Valley line near Greenville.
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Admiral Schley Confined by Illness at Westport Home
Keer Admiral and Jows Captain Down With Fever. Admiral Schley is confined to his Westport summer home by illness with a fever of undetermined character. Only attendants may see him. In New York, Capt. Evans of the battleship Iowa is said to be ill with typhoid malaria at Roosevelt Hospital.
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