Miles asserts embalmed beef used chemicals in army supply
General Nelson A Miles released a lengthy statement denying he spoke out without authority and claiming he has overwhelming evidence that embalmed beef was treated with chemicals to preserve it. He cites regimental reports and affidavits from officers and civilians across the country and explains canned roast beef was beef pulp after extract removal.
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United States Army
New York
Nelson A. Miles
War Board
Lera
Miles Eee
Relics of the Paul Jones Found Near Salt Works
From New Orleans Captain Steve Senghaletti brought a relic of the Paul Jones, a book once owned by Miss Florence Taggart of St. Mary's School Knoxville Ills. The volume contains the school's constitution and by laws, inscription in Taggart’s hand, and lists of pledges and members. Also found were collars, a lady's torn hat, and other items. The book will be sent to Mayor Taggart in Indianapolis.
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Taggart
New Orleans
Steve Senghaletti
Maria Garcia
Paul Jones
Florence Taggart
Epsilon Sigma Fraternity
St. Mary's
Echool
Knoxville
Ills
Indianapolis
Goes 10 Visit Gomez Casts Doubt on Cuban Army Pay Plan
Porter and Quesada set for Caibarien to press Gomez on Cuban army settlement. Washington favors a large payout up to 15 million if 3 million is refused, with payments to be charged to island revenues. Porter carries letters from McKinley and Brooke. inquiry includes customs and tax matters.
Cuba Debt Debate questions $3 million loan adequacy
Senor Quesada told La Discusion a $3 million loan to payroll the army is insufficient and that all island city councils should seek more funds. He noted January costs of running Cuba run between $800,000 and $1 million, while critics fear US charges on Cuban revenues. Colonel Lanuza said Washington offered $3 million but warned it may be insufficient due to Philippine questions and potential future costs. He urged appeals to Governor General Brooke and US authorities to secure payment and noted occupation hinges on Cuban actions.
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Havana
Robert P. Porter
McKinley
Senor Gonzales Quesada
Washington
Cuba
Caibarien
Santa Clara
Maximo Gomez
Porter
Gomez
Brooke
Senor Quesada
Lanuza
Senor Qesada
la Discusion
United States
Jose Antonio Gonzales Lanuza
New York
Philippine
Congress
Banco Espanol
Washington Administration
Abbreviated telegrams report deaths and notices
William Taylor switchman killed by engine at Chisago. McNaughton post office discontinued. Philadelphia cruiser to protect American interests in Samoan Islands. Eighth Illinois colored at Santiago to be mustered out. Princess Ferdinand of Bulgaria dies. daughter born Monday. Joseph M. Omo Chicago restaurateur bankrupt with assets 430,000 liabilities 230,000. France seeking 40 to 50 million for army and navy. Parrot valued 10,000 dies in New York. First Illinois National Guard appoints Lowden lieutenant colonel. Alonzo C. Yates dies in Nice. inherited 4 million in 1880. Bishop Santander warns Protestant priests from ceremonies at Maine dead in Havana. Alton Railroad sale partially concluded for Illinois Central and others. Moses S. Greenebaum Sons bankruptcy liabilities 74,034 assets 21,900. Deaths from freezing in St. Louis and East St. Louis. Corbett vs Sharkey to six rounds March 7 in Chicago. Quarles elected to U S Senate. Ryan supported by Democrats. Alaskan boundary talks continue with no end in sight.
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William Taylor
Chisago
McNaughton
Oneida
Wis
Philadelphia
Illinois
Santiago
United States Service
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Joseph M. Omo
Chicago
France
New York
Illinois National Guard
Frank O. Lowden
Alonzo C. Yates
Syracuse
N. Y
Nice
Yates
Santander
Havana
Maine
Oistobal Colon Cemetery
Alton Halway
Wall Street
Chinge and Alton Railroad
Alton
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Mi Pacific
Mis
Moses S. Greenebaum
Fim
Michael Greenebaum Sons
Henry N. Greenebaum
Chicago Board of Trade prices and Milwaukee grain notes
Chicago and Milwaukee daily quotations list futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats butter eggs and potatoes with bid and offer ranges. The report also notes live stock receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep and reports the death of State Senator Francis E Malloy in Dubuque Iowa amid a linked assassination case involving his law partner.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Illinois
Wisconsin
Texas
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
C.ee
Laws
State Senate
Dubuque
Francis E. Malloy
W. O. Lavake
Wages rise for Copper Miners in Lake Superior region
Lake Superior copper mines employing about 12 000 men will raise wages voluntarily by roughly 10 percent in the near term. Companies claim the move shares a portion of recent unparalled profits with labor as part of a broader economic shift. The note follows report of high compensation already paid in the industry.
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Houghton
Mich
Lake Superior
Illinois
Pana
James W. Dalton
St. Charles
Dalton
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Whitewater
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Henry
Foreign Relations Committee
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Vancouver
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Canadian Pacific
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Caton
Carson
Rodney
Dover
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Quay
Youngstown
Ohio Powder Works
David, Evans
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Rochester
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Manila
Foley
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United States Senate
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Harvard University
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Laurell
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