Denial Clears Dewey Landing Rumors and Manila News
Washington reports deny that Admiral Dewey has urbane vessels and say no new ships will be sent to Manila. Ottalion of the 2d unts Cebu notes landing ammo for insurgents on Feb 28 and small arms believed landed at northern ports. Madrid reports a reliable Manila letter says 4 million cartridges from Japan were landed at Sual and taken to Howotann for Manila.
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Arc
Oregon
New Mer
Manila
Washington
Dewey
Department 7
Ott
Talion
Unts
Cebu
Ton
M. Inles
Madrid
Reforma
Japan
Sual
Luzon
Mase Hall
New York
Chris van Cer
St Lowe
Isle Wat
C. Kienk
Wells, Minn
Lydia E
Mme
McKinley Commission to Visit Porto Rico and Cuba
President McKinley appoints a colonial commission to oversee Puerto Rico and Cuba. General Kennedy, Watkins, and Curtis lead the group as they plan to study schools taxes and governance, visiting key sites rather than holding regular hearings.
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McKinsey
York
McKinley
Franchine
Aden
Riogs
Kipling in Poor Health as Respiratory Illness Persists
Reports indicate Kipling remains in low condition with fever and delirium. Medical notes mention inflammation of the upper lung lobes and ongoing respiratory difficulties.
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Kipling
Mee
Feves
Tore
Crisi
Rebel Commander Surrenders to U S Forces in Nicaragua
Feb 28 report states rebel commander Capts Juvids and Bare surrendered after Marietta gunboat and Interpid cruiser crew landed marines for police duty. Pope ill this morning. audience suspended as United States court judge Seaman renders decision.
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En. Keyes
Nicaragua
Capts
Juvids
Wide Range of War Revenue Act and Public Notices
The report blends legislative notes from Washington on the river and harbor bill and shipping subsidies with local incidents including a court appointing a receiver for the American Brewing Co. and a bankruptcy in Berry Candy. It also covers weather, accidents, and political shifts across several states with mentions of Ohio, Wisconsin, and Missouri.
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Chicago
American Brewing Company
Rowery
Senate approves bill as House advances two more appropriations
Washington report notes the Senate passes a key bill while the House sends through two additional appropriations in a single day. It details debate over army reorganization and testimony from enlisted men, with implications for wartime policy and postwar planning. The piece references figures and entities in a period context and outlines legislative momentum and tensions.
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Army Court of Ingatry
Washington
Eerofalio
Senate
Bt Dod. Oh Venterdus
Garman
Ted Tees
Aymar
Peter
Fragmented Transcript Hints at Postwar Alliance Debates
A garbled historical passage discusses tensions around postwar policy and alliance strategy. It references U S. leadership, factional statements, and parliamentary or executive inquiries, with mentions of FLe00,c0M and figures like Gould, Grosvenor, and McCormick. The text is largely unreadable but signals scrutiny of government stance and international relations.
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Gould
Grosvenor
Ahmed Amiawee
Shapann
Fentessr
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Teener
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Choctaw Company
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Sare
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Logan
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Gorman
His Way
Vila Gabel
Spain
Eatra
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Er Condensed Men Co
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Auroahl
London
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Price
the London
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