Havelock to Get A Bank With 15000 Authorized Capital
Nebraska items note a Havelock bank with authorized capital of 15000. Other reports mention Free Methodists camp meeting at Norfolk starting July 3 and Platte county teachers institute June 24 to July 1. Tragic drownings and accidents include Rollie Kuhn in a lagoon at Pender and Carl Radachel injured near West Point.
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Havelock
Free Methodists
Norfolk
Platte County
Teachers’ Institute
Pender Vith
Rollie Kuhn
Carl Radachel
West Point
Nelson Cole Advanced to Brigadier in Nineteenth Century Nominations
President nominates Nelson Cole of Missouri for brigadier general volunteers and James R. Waites of Texas, William C. Oates of Alabama for brigadier roles. Fred Bell of Missouri named assistant adjutant general, Frank S. Bourns of Georgia chief surgeon. The Kansas nominees include Theodosius Botkin, Frederick J Kountze, J W Fogler. John Townsend and Beverly Waugh Conner named paymasters.
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Washixaton
Senate
Matthew C. Butler
South Carolina
James R. Waites
Texas
Nelson Cole
Missouri
William C. Oates
Alabama
Fred Bell
Dissouri
Frank S. Bourns
Georgia
Theodosius Botkin
Kansas
Frederick J Kountze
Ohio
William Scott
John Townsend
John W Fogler
Beverly Waugh Cojner
Washington
Cole
Pierce
Joy
St. Louis
Schofield
Dutchess County
tosSt Lousin
Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Fremont
St Louis Arsenal
Camp Jackson
First
Missouri Light Artillery
Ife
Second
Arkansas
Wilsons Creek
Lexington
Little Blue Independence
Westport
Marian Designes
Vicksburg
Price
Mr Cole
Pleasanton
Nodge
Rosecrans
Powder River
Fort Laramie
Fort Leavenworth
Loyal Legion
Hugoton
Sam Wood
Woodsdale
Wood
James Brennan
J. W. Fogler
First National Bank of Leavenworth
Maine
Castelar Urges Spain Isolation Despite Yankee Blockade
Senor Castelar, Republican leader, in a Maprio interview on alliances, favors Spain isolation and a policy of resignation power plus prudence economy and energy for the future. He adds that Yankees may blockade our stands but cannot blockade our honor.
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Maprio
Senor Castelar
Spain
Irving M. Scott to advise on Russian naval build in St Petersburg
Irving M. Scott of the Union Ironworks travels to St Petersburg after a message from the czar's government praising the Oregon and inviting his expert guidance on constructing Russian warships in San Francisco. The contact follows the ship's noted performance and arrival.
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San Francisco
Irving M. Scott
The
Union Ironworks
St. Petersburg
Oregon
Cadiz Reserve Fleet Sails Amid Boiler Condemnations
Cadiz reports confirm the Spanish reserve squadron under Admiral Camaras has sailed after a preliminary open-sea drill and may head to the Philippine Islands Cuba or the United States. The fleet reportedly includes ten to twelve ships with the Pelayo and Emperador Carlos V among units at the arsenal.
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Pelayo
Guna
Maprio
Camaras
Cadiz
Philippine Islands
Cuba
United States
New York
New York World
London
Carlos V
Patriota
Rapido
Toulon
Manila
Mortars To Shell Morros At Key West In Modern War Test
A new 13 inch rifled mortar battery arrived at Key West with eight mortars capable of seven mile range. Captain James M Rockwell leads 190 gunners in testing this siege weapon for targeting high positions behind cover. Engineers anticipate use of mines and undermining in future operations.
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Key West
Fla
Morro Casti
Iflavana
Tewure
James M Rockwell
Ordnance Department
Oregon Holds The Record 17000 Nautical Mile Run
Captain Crowinshield declares the Oregon first Pacific coast battleship built by Union Ironworks San Francisco and weighing 10200 tons. She covered 17500 nautical miles from San Francisco to Callao with no engine outages and averaged 13 knots over 2600 miles, surpassing the Bellerophon’s 12600 mile record.
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Wasmsatox
Oregon
Crowinshield
Bureau of Navigation
Pacific Coast
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Olympia
Europe
America
Portsmouth
England
Canton
Callao
Sad Spain Feeling Grows Amid Isolation
London May 320 Madrid correspondent of the London Times cites a pervasive sadness in Spain. The mood stems less from cabinet feuds than from the belief that European aid is unlikely after Mr Chamberlain's speech, leaving Spain to face an unequal struggle unaided.
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London
Madrid
London Times
Spain
Europe
France
Russia
Brooklyn in a Fight Lands Arms Near Cienfuegos
A Key West dispatch reports the cruiser Brooklyn landed arms stores and ammunition at Cienfuegos after a clash that damaged the south fort at Clentus gos. Alleged engagement pitted 700 insurgents against Spanish cavalry, which was defeated.
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New You
Key West
Brooklyn
Schley
Cienfuegos
Clentusgos
Theros
United States Fleet Near Santiago Harbor Movement
May 30 dispatches from Key West report Commodore Schley moving his ships toward Santiago de Cuba as the Spanish fleet under Admiral Cervera is believed bottled up inside the harbor. Reports note nine to twelve American warships outside the harbor and suggest cautious steps before confirming the fleet’s exact position and strength.
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Washington
Key West
Fla
Commodore Schley
Santiago
Cervera
Schley
Sampson
Santiago Harbor
Cienfuegos
Admiral Cervera
Havana
San Juan de Porto Rico
Morro Castle
Navana
San Juan
GORMAN SPEAKS ON WAR REVENUE AND BONDS
In Washington on May 30 Senator Gorman Democrat of Maryland urged war funding by issuing bonds. He condemned the Supreme Court for deeming the 1801 income tax unconstitutional. Other leaders debated seigniorage silver measures and legal tender notes with Teller opposing bonds and Cockrell defending the bill.
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Wasmxoten
Senate
Gorman
Maryland
Supreme Court
Teller
Silver Republican
Colorado
Nelson
Minnesota
Cockrell
Missouri
Finance Committee
United States Gunboat Arrives From Manila
The US gunboat now commanded by a lieutenant commander arrives from Manila carrying the captain of the Olympia and two invalid officers. Manila remains quiet with insurgents subdued, reports state. A false rumor that the Callao commander was court-martialed and shot is denied.
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United States
War dispatches cite fleet movements in Caribbean theater
General Tlanro from Tasana reports the torpedo boat destroyer Terror has arrived at Fajardo east of Porto Eleo. She aimed for San Juan but altered course due to four American warships off the harbor. Admiral Cervera's squadron remains at Santiago. Sampson's lull squadron blockades the port while Schl ey's squadron watches the Yucatan passage. American blockaders stay near Havana as vessels move between Cienfuegos and HaVane.
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Yucatan Passage
Cienfuegos
Havane
De Rivera Declares Philippine Defense Will Stand
In a Senate session Marshal Primo de Rivera defended his Philippines administration. He rejected reports of Cavite disaster and vowed the American flag shall never float over Manila. He said natives will defend the territory to uphold Spanish sovereignty.
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Mapunto
Senate
Primo de Rivera
Philippines
Cavite
Manila
Marshal de Rivera
New amendments shape Hawaii annexation debate in Senate
In the Senate yesterday Senators Lodge and Morgan offered amendments to the war revenue bill that directly touch the annexation issue. Lodge's amendment 55 mirrors Newland's resolution and adds indirect terms for annexing the islands.
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Wasinxoron
Degute Ahape
Senate
Lodge
Morgan
Seator Lodge
Newland
Americans Periled as Mission Burned in Tang Chow Riot
A Shanghai dispatch reports looting and burning of the American mission at Tang Chow near Wu Chow in Quang Seo during a mob riot against foreigners. It is believed the missionaries escaped. U S consul at Canton Edward Hedloe demands troops from the viceroy of Quang Tung to Tung Chou to restore order.
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Tang Chow
Loxpox
Shanghai
Wu Chow
Quang Seo
Hong Kiang
United States
Canton
Edward Hedloe
Quang Tung
Tung Chou
Presbyterians praise Salvation Army girl statue incident
At the United Presbyterians assembly in OmAuA Nebraska a resolution was adopted commending the Salvation Army girl who wielded an axe to chop the nude statue at the Exposition grounds.
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Omaua
Neb
Assembly of United Presbyterians
Salvation Army
Exposition Grounds
Roosevelt Rough Riders Ordered to Tampa for Transport
Col Wood's regiment of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders received orders to depart to Tampa. Transportation will be arranged, and they should report to General Shafter upon arrival.
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Texas
Wood
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Tampa
General Shafter
Balloons Sent to Governor's Island for Army Use
Two large balloons and equipment purchased by the government were shipped from the pier at New York to Governor's Island for potential army operations.
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New Yon
Governor's Island
War aid to Missouri recorded in war supply payments
The May 30 report shows Lieutenant Colonel G C Smith chief commissary U S A paid out 1 455 400 to St Louis merchants and Missouri farmers for supplies since war was declared.
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Missouri
Tours
G. C. Smith
St Louis
Spanish envoy to Austria will be succeeded in Vienna
May 30 report states that Marquis de Toyos, the Spanish ambassador to Austria Hungary, will be replaced by Polo y Barnabe, the former Spanish minister to the United States, in Vienna.
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Polo Goce
Vienna
Viensa
Marquis de Toyos
Austria- Hungary
Enor Polo Y Barnabe
Lnte
United States
Funeral of William Ewart Gladstone At Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey hosted an official funeral for William Ewart Gladstone attended by future kings of Britain and the nation’s leading figures. The ceremonial coffin lay on a bier near the altar beneath a pall inscribed Requiescat in pace as crowds and dignitaries observed the state occasion.
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Westminster Abbey
England
William Ewart Gladutog
Op Hite
Henjamin Oisnat
Weaconsfield
Gladstone
Great Britay
Lord Palmerston
Blanco Ready for Invaders and Cuban Tensions
A Madrid dispatch to the New York World reports General Blanco ready to face any American landing. Spanish troops concentrate along the coast with alarms over Cuban insurgent supply lines. Blanco says provisions and ammunition suffice for five months as hospitals strain colony resources.
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Phala
New You
New York World
Madrid
Blanco
Cubs
Name
Mollers
Dewey Short of Provisions As Cable Cut Report Speeds
A Manila dispatch declares Rear Admiral Dewey lacks provisions and ammunition while the Tavilo-Mantia cable is said cut by Aguinaldo's insurgents. The Zeafiro reports no Baltimore damage despite rumors. Clergy evacuees reach Leguna as coast towns stay under Spanish control and repairs begin at Cavite.
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United States
Baltimore
Manila
Zeafiro
Dewey
Mayo Aguinaldo
Leguna
Cavite
Powers Reach Agreement on Far East Islands Transfer
May 30 Banuis reports a semi official Berlin Post note stating rumors of the Phoenpybe islands shifting to France Germany or partition among Europe powers have no foundation America not yet in possession may never hold them but any seizure would be a hostile act and not tolerated by other European powers with interests there the continental powers have reportedly agreed to await further action by the United States
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Banuis
Berlin Post
France
Germany
Far East
America
Adjutant General Reports Volunteer Call Numbers
Adjutant General Corbin announced last night that 120,644 volunteers had been mustered into U S service. The call includes some cavalry and shows 4,633 men still needed from states led by Alabama 1,355 Iowa 1,010 Kentucky 1,238 Mississippi 1,000 and North Carolina 460.
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Towa Ya
Ashington
Corbin
United States Service
Alabama
Iowa
Kentucky
Missinsippi
North Carolina
Chickamauga Camp Receives Extra Postal Clerks
Amington reports six more postal clerks assigned to Chickamauga camp bringing total to twenty two. Mail is delivered there three or four times daily with as many as twenty five thousand letters handled at once.
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Chickamanugan
New Recruiting Station Formed at Higwathae Wrawatua
Higwathae Wrawatua Kan May 30 a new company of 100 men has been organized to serve as a recruiting station in response to the President's call for 75 more men.
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Teady
Higwathae Wrawatua
Kan
Hiawstha
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Henry T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
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