San Xavier mine group closed by New York capitalists near Tucson
Boston owners seal the base of a famed seven-mine San Xavier group located 16 miles south of Tucson Arizona. Count Manfred von Matuschka of Enesia marries Miss Ella Walker of Detroit Michigan in Detroit on Tuesday. Miss Walker is granddaughter of Hiram Walker founder of Walkerville Ontario distillery.
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Shafter to Move Troops North From Santiago at Earliest Safe Moment
Washington reports Secretary Alger plans rapid evacuation of Shafter s troops from the Santiago camp to a healthier inland site near Montauk Point Long Island Railroad land. The move prioritizes safe timing, with immunes to be sent south to relieve others as conditions permit.
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Spain Proposes Peace Openly as Britain and France Vie
Washington July 29 Spain's peace overture through the French ambassador dominates diplomatic circles. Spain's formal proposition, submitted from Madrid, asks the United States to open negotiations and considers a suspension of hostilities without specifying terms. The move, shaped by Queen Maria Cristina's approval, follows rivalry between Britain and France to claim the initiative.
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Annexation Celebrations Sweep Hawaii and Islands
Report from Honolulu dated July 20 describes jubilant reaction to Newlands resolution annexing the islands to the United States. Fireworks, guns, bells, and band performances mark the moment as crowds greet the Coptic arrival with cheers. Leaders favor Sewall for governor, a shift from expected Dole appointment. Other islands report similar demonstrations and cities prepare official observances for raising the Stars and Stripes.
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Scovel’s Plight: World Dismisses Him Guarded Prisoner
The New York World says Sylvester Scovel is no longer with the paper. He arrived at Norfolk on the transport Hudson and is now a closely guarded civilian prisoner for allegedly striking General Shafter at Santiago. If not a civilian, he could be shot. fate remains undetermined.
Cromartyshire Crew Cleared of Blame in Bourgogne Disaster
Cromartyshire crew and Captain Henderson are exonerated by a court of inquiry in Halifax Nova Scotia. The report authored by Captain William Smith R N R and including Captain Bloomfield Douglass R N R and Captain Lewis Anderson nautical assessor found no fault or blame for the Bourgogne disaster.
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Tamarack Mine Looms Over Strike Threat in Hovcutton
Anonymous notices warn of a general strike planned next Saturday at the Tamarack mine in Hovcutton Michigan unless underground workers receive a 5 and 10 percent raise and a 9 hour day. Management is certain to refuse concessions amid weeks of strike rumors. About 1,700 miners are employed.
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Escape from Yankton asylum recalls local attorney Edwin Greene
Local authorities were notified of the escape of Edwin Greene, a Chamberlain attorney, from the Yankton asylum where he was committed as sane two months ago.
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Fresh Inquiry Ordered Into La Bourgogne Loss
Paris reports Minister of Marine Eduuard Lock sen orders a new inquiry into the sinking of the La Bourgogne. If any crew members are found negligent they will face punishment.
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Admiral Miller Sails Philadelphia Heads to Honolulu
The United States cruiser Philadelphia has sailed for Honolulu with Admiral Miller aboard. It will proceed at full speed, and Miller is not reported to carry special orders. He will remain in Honolulu until directed otherwise and will not raise the U S flag until Hawaiian commissioners arrive, expected early August. The First Regiment of New York volunteers and a battalion of engineers are slated to sail for Honolulu next Wednesday.
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Fullerton Declares Drastic Minnesota Prairie Chicken Crackdown
St. Pavunt July 29 State Game Warden Fullerton vows harsh action against out of season prairie chicken shooters. Wardens will confiscate guns and shoot dogs if needed to stop the practice. He orders capture dead or alive and warns no game will be killed before September 1 as the season opens.
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Afterthought on Porto Rico Seizure Cited by El Correo
Maprio reports El Correo argues the seizure of Porto Rico is only an afterthought by the United States. It says Washington cannot ignore Spain's peace steps and acts taken afterward cannot affect treaty negotiations under international law.
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Government seeks peace news meets calm reaction
The government suing for peace causes neither surprise nor sensation in Maprio. Most newspapers show the country would welcome peace if it avoids an indemnity and loss of the Philippines, with the United States likely to keep only a coaling station.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills Claim Broad Benefits
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood to tone nerves and nourish the body, curing blood humors. Hood's Pills are promoted to relieve sick headache nausea biliousness and liver ills priced at 25 cents.
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Grant's Brigade Ordered to Move From Camp
The Third brigade of the First division, First corps under General Fred D. Grant received orders to strike tents and pack for immediate departure from CHICKAMAUGA Park on July 28. The unit comprises First Kentucky Fifth Illinois and Third Kentucky with the Third battalion of Sixteenth Pennsylvania attached.
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Child's Awful Death in Harvest Field Accident
Stayton Minnesota July 28 an eight year old son of Frank Collins died after being run over by a binder in which his father was driving. The boy was asleep in the field and succumbed to injuries two hours later.
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