General Garcia Coming North to Santiago
The Santiago telegraph notes Calixto Garcia arrived at Jiguani en route to Santiago to be greeted by General Lawton. Lawton plans a levee to honor Garcia as a distinguished private citizen, while Cuban troops near disbandment are watched for potential friction.
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New York
the Herald
Santiago
Calixto Garcia
Jiguani
United States
Lawton
Garcia
Carola
Shatter’s
Castillo
Guantanamo
Donaldson
Starr
Status of Affairs at Havana Ends in Evacuation Plan
General Julian Gonzales Purrado, head of the Spanish army in Cuba and president of the Spanish commission, says the group seeks only to arrange evacuation of the island. He argues the body is misnamed a peace commission and stresses no detailed policy can be disclosed.
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Paris
Comal
Madrid
Clanco
Hage
Lutler
Reed
Wade
Matanais
Modrigues
Sommi
Havana
Petrncourt
Matangas
New York
Herald
Jdavana
Julian Gonzales Purrado
Cuba
Spain
United States
Van
Hoosa Parr
Catholic Church in Puerto Rico to conform to U S law
A Washington dispatch to the Chicago Record reports the United States will impose its separation of church and state on Catholic institutions in Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines after annexation. Clergy and laity will be subject to U S laws. religious subsidies will end and church property not used for ecclesiastical purposes will be taxed.
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United States
Chicago
Washington
Catholic Church
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Philippine Islands
MacKinley
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic Heirarchy
Rome
Philippines
Officer Implicated in Red Prosecuted Case
A terse report indicates an officer is implicated in a red flagged prosecution. Details remain sparse as officials confirm ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct and related charges. Authorities urge patience while the case unfolds across the legal process.
Philadelphia Peace Jubilee plans for late October
The peace jubilee program targets October 26 and 27 in Philadelphia. Highlights include a civil parade, dedication of Independence Hall, a reception for McKinley, and a bicycle parade. Day two features a naval parade on the Delaware, a line of naval and military forces, and the dedication of the Duat monument in Fairmount Park with McKinley addressing and reviewing troops, followed by a president’s banquet.
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McKinley
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
McKinsey
Delaware
Exhibition of Floyd county coffee plants at fair
Town Coffee in Charles City announces an exhibition at the Floyd county fair on September 22 featuring several specimens of coffee plants raised locally.
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Town
Charles City
Warn
Floyd County
NO MUSTER OUT UNTIL AFTER PEACE FURLOUGHS
Des Moines and Waterloo items report furloughs for Iowa volunteers from Camp Messinsey with possible extensions until peace ratification. Col Lambert attacks Gov Shaw over political influence while regiments show differing discipline. 50th and 52nd Iowa regiments await muster out or extended service. Graduation, fairs, and local notices follow, including a peace festival and liquor dealer organization in Marshalltown.
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Des Moines
Iowa Volunteers
Camp Messinsey
Jetter
United States
Spain
Wiftlieth Towna
Jacksonville
Seventh Army Corps
Fime
Lambert
Shaw
Thirty-Ninth
Wiftieth
Saal Og
Welcome for Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in Boston
In Boston at the Y M C A hall the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah sisters held an official welcome for about 200 delegates. Governor Wolcott missed the event due to attending Antietam ceremonies. Boston Mayor Josiah Quincy spoke alongside state and national officers.
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Boston
Mass
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Order of Rebekah
J. W. Vannable
Hopkinsville
Sovereign Grand Judge
Charles N. Alexander
Grand Lodge of
Charles Q. Terrell
Massachusets
Charles C. Puller
Edgardr. Emerson
Patriarchs
Mary C. Nevins
Rebekah
Order
Fred Carleton
Austin
Tex
Copley Hall
Board of Survey Reports on Thomas Family Outrages
The San Francisco board reports it cannot name many riot participants from the Tennessee volunteers. Four Tennesseans already tried by court martial are Anderson, Davis, Clark, and Scruggs. It believes Kansas New York Iowa regiments and California heavy artillery were present as spectators with no proof of orders.
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Willisea
Adams County
Deer Creek
Ta Porte
Northwood
Mapleton
Athintic
Lincoln
Twentyfourth Regular Infantry
Cora
Thomas
Ames
Santiago
Iowa
Cincinnati
Fort Dodge
Arthur
Hattie Palmer
Auduebon
Grinnell
Carroll County Board of Supervisors
Omaha
Des Moines
C. 2B.boynston
Knoxville
Marion County
Marshalltown
Monroe County
Dubuque Company
Order of Loyal Artillery
Webster City
Dean
Waverly
Council Buffs
Walter Baker
Alucese Sugar Refining Company
Benton County
Atlantic
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Charles Snyder
Cedar Falls
Vernon Woebler
Shenadosh
Towa
Jordan
Congress of Novelties
Mt. Ayr
Davenport Association of Baptist Churches
W. S. Jackson
Muscatine
Troy Mills
Appanoose
Chicago
Rock Island and
Clear Lake
Anamosa Penitentiary
Board of Survey
San Francisco
Tennessee
Proopa
Tennessee Volunteers
Ise
Miller
Anderson
Davis
Clark
Scruggs
Coal Miners Prepare Fourth Pool Strike in Monongahela
In Monongahela City on September 20, about seventy-five striking miners led by National Organizer McKay marched to the mines. Forty arrests last week did not deter action as squads guarded each pit entrance. Twenty-five men returned to work. no further trouble occurred as organizers move to establish the fourth pool and pledge not to load coal under third-pool contracts.
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Monongahela City
McKay
Strikers Riot At Cleveland American Wire Works
A clash erupted when twenty two non union men attempted to enter the American Wire Company works in Cleveland during a strike. Clubs stones and slingshots were used. several were bruised or cut, one arrest made as police arrived. non union men failed to enter the works.
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American Wire Companies
Cleveland
American Wire Company
Troops Go to Manila Over At Once
Military order directs troops to Manila immediately. Source material shows abrupt notice of deployment with no elaborate background.
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OWA
Manila
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