Mexican and Cuban unrest and centennial planning
Telegraphic news from May 24 to May 26 reports Mexico facing insurgent reverses at San Luis Potosi, new laws affecting elections and the Supreme Court, and frontier tensions with Guatemala. Havana editorials debate anti plantation burning and recruitment of a 10,000 man force. the Pope’s illness is noted amid broader global unrest. The Philadelphia Centennial Commission outlines officers and a July program, with notable figures like Adams, Lamar, and Sherman slated for ceremonies.
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