Miles Probe Reveals Beef Quality and War Rations
The Miles court of inquiry opens with General Miles and officers testifying on canned roast beef and refrigerated beef given to troops. Powell and Smith describe spoilage, illness, and inadequate cooking facilities in Cuba and San Juan, with officers disputing responsibility and reporting delays.
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Wassington
Miles
van Horne
Miner
Henry Jackson
Adjutant General
War Commission
New York
General Mile Read Ihaca
Meyer
New York Herald
Eays
Ieee
Ponce
Gillespie
Wasminton
Miles Court of Inquiry
William H. Powell
Seventh Infantry
Madison Barracks
Hoe
Tampa
Cuba
Santiago
San Juan
Davin
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Davis
War Department
Governor’s Island
Adjutant General’s Office
Walther
Smith
Albert T. Smith
Fifteenth Infantry
Colone Smith
Mon G
Miners Meet In Iowa Secrecy Ahead Of Talks
Seventy delegates gathered in Orrumwa Iowa on February 22 at a secret delegate meeting of the Central and Southern fields of the United Mine Workers. The gathering serves as a preliminary step before scheduled talks with operators. A brief medical note mentions coughing inflaming sore lungs and a product called One Minute Cough Cure, with references to W B Kea.
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Orrumwa
Iowa
United Mine Workers
Cy Dren
W. B. Kea
Oan
Quiet atiloilo troops occupy Jaro Molo and business resumes
United States transport Newport arrives with dispatches reporting all quiet at Moilo and in Manila. American troops hold the suburbs of Jaro and Molo, business resumes, and no fighting since Feb 12. General Miller says insurgent forces near Iloilo are disintegrating and can be maintained with current forces.
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Maxis
United States
Newport
Tidilo
Miller
Otis
Moilo
Jaro
Molo
Manila
Washinton
War Department
Mixnila
Washington
Tloilo
Island of
Negros
Cebu
Fire attack on First Washington quarters in Maxtva
Natives of Paco village attempted to burn the First Washington volunteers quarters during the night. The wind shifted and flames spread away from the huts, destroying about 20 shacks opposite the church ruins. Incendiaries escaped. Signals along enemy lines suggested a planned attack, but none occurred. Rebels retreat toward Singalon as they depart San Pedro Macati.
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First Washington
Maxtva
Paco
San Pedro Macati
Singalon
Advices From Manila Promise Short Philippine Subjugation
From Manila dispatches and cabinet discussions in Wasnixetox february 22 the message from General Otis indicates improved Philippine conditions. Insurgent leaders reportedly concede reduced access for renewed US forces, boosting hopes for rapid subjugation. La Grippe epidemic warnings accompany cures and endorsements for One Minute Cough Cure.
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Manila
Wasnixetox
General Otis
Philippines
United States
A.J. Sheperd
Agricultural Journal and Advertiser
Elden
W. B. Rea
Rioting in Paris as Loubet presidency challenged
Reports from Paris detail extensive anti and pro Loubet demonstrations with hundreds arrested and injuries reported. Police activities backed by officials kept order as crowds viewed the Faure body and shifted between venues including Cafe Brevet and Libre Parole. A broader anti-Loubet campaign is noted, with La Patrie Francaise aimed at pressuring the president amid Dreyfusard accusations.
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M. Loubet
Luxemburg
Sebastien Faure
Journal de Petit
Boulevard Marte
Loubet
Brevet
Libre Parole
Belvide
Cafe Des Panorama
M. Zola
Rothachilda
Casimir-Perier
la Patrie Francaise
Dreyfusard
M. Faure
Beating the Robber Ahead of the Motor Bus Era
The Baltimore Herald notes the stagecoach robber may adapt to a motor bicycle as the western stagecoach gives way to the horseless omnibus. It comments on small remedies, praising De Witt's Little Early Risers as unequaled for constipation and liver troubles, with W. B. Rea promoting the product.
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Baltimore Herald
de Witt
Aafe
W. B. Rea
Faure Dies in Paris End of an Illness of Three Hours
President Faure of France died at ten o'clock after a brief illness of three hours. The Elysee flag was lowered to half mast and state officials gathered as news spread. Faure, sixth president of the third republic, born 1841 in Paris, had a long career in public service including minister of marine and vice president of the chamber of deputies.
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Paris
M. Felix Fu
Republic of France
M. Dupuy
Elysee
The
Zur- Tindon
Paria
Legion of Honor
Seine
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
President Faure
Francoise Felix Faure
Third Republic of France
England
France
Amboise
St. Belluot
Ettorusy
Havre
Gambetta
M. Jules Ferry
M. Brisson
M.tirard
M. Casimir-Perier
Henri Brisson
Loubet Chosen President of French Republic
Paris reports that M Loubet has been elected president of the French republic receiving 483 votes to 270 for M Melin. He denies being a Dreyfusite, affirming support for truth and justice with a national majority. Utah legislator Law accuses bribery in McCune cases. Fishes calls for a seven member investigation committee.
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Paris
Tha M, Loubet
M. Meline
Figaro
Loubet
Utah
Salt Lake
Representative Law
McCune
Fishes
Dem
Senate
House
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