Plans for US Army in Cuba Move to Havana Front
Major Wade is to command the first division of volunteers with the Eleventh and Eighth cavalry. Major General Fitzhugh Lee to lead moves from Jacksonville to Savannah for Havana embarkation. The second division includes regiments from Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia and U S V cavalry and will move later.
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Stiarta Diider
Carpenter
Cate
Snyder
Dyog.Cien
Wilson
Raul
War Department
Majoron
Wade
Military Evaluation Commission
United States
Ronpa
Cal
Texas Infantry
Porth Virginia Infantry
U. S. V. Cavalry
Havana
Batabano
Lee Command
Middle States
Schwan Board
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Middletown
Lexington
Knoxville
Tenn
Lin
Wasamatos
Fitzhugh Lee
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Reinforcements for Spanish Troops Reach the Philippines
Admiral Dewey cables that Spanish troops have arrived at Singapore bound for Iloilo on Panay to reinforce the garrison there. Debate centers on whether such reinforcement is permissible under the protocol of hostilities and whether it implies defensive or offensive intent. The cabinet may defer to the peace commission for final disposition. Suburb of Sydney Destroyed by Fire in Redfern roars through New South Wales.
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Danis
Pommisaton
Wriday
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Washinetox
Dewey
Navy Department
Singaore
Philippines
Iloilo
Panay
Luzon
Spain
Peace Commission
Admiral Sampson Suffering Illness in Havana
Admiral Sampson is gravely ill in Havana with a failing constitution and chronic stomach trouble. The commission members hesitate to propose evacuation while his physician fears for his life, though no immediate danger of death is reported.
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Sampson
Wasutaron
Havana
Large volunteer generals to be honorably discharged
Washington war department issues order for the honorable discharge from the volunteers of three major generals and twenty six brigadier generals. The volunteer army has shrunk by half leaving no duty for these officers. Officers promoted from the regular army will return to duty.
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Washigton
War Department
Voluniteer Army
United States
Volunteer Army
Regular Army
Indians on warpath hold Bear Island fight fears
Amid reports of renewed Indian resistance near Leech Lake, authorities say 25 to 30 Indians on the warpath remain active as 200 more troops are deployed around Cass Lake. Bear Island dancing continues, stirring local fear while settlers seek protection and the interior department maintains cautious optimism that the uprising is subsiding.
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Wasuinaton
War and Interior
Bacon
Walker
Wasninetox
Interior Department
Mina
Bliss
War Departments
Cidian Affairs
Patu
Leech Lake
Cass Lake
Bear Island
Yellow Fever Report In Jackson Mississippi Saturday
Jacksons daily report on yellow fever shows ten new cases Saturday seven colored three white. Mr Wilcox and wife from Millsaps College moved from infected area. No deaths. Relief aid aids over two hundred destitute in cordoned district. Ridgeland colony three new cases in one family. Natchez refugees departed by special train. Other towns Madison Starkville Fayette Hermanville Taylors Harrison Ogden Water Valley Hatfordburg reported cases.
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Jackson
Natchez
Madison
Starkville
Han Kow Conflagration Ravages Treaty Port, Vast Losses
A report from Han Kow, treaty port at the mouth of a Yunga-Tre-Kiane tributary, states an ice break caused wide destruction on Sunday destroying 10,000 houses and damaging growth and property. The tally notes losses around 4.1 to 8.0 million taels in Hildaware impacts.
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Han Kow
Sanday
Queen Molly Friar Crowned Romany Queen Worldwide
A questionable OCR tale claims Molly Friar, crowned queen of the Romanys in Topeka Kansas, will rule Roma gypsies globally and move their capital to the United States. It describes her multilingual travels, scar from a childhood accident, and ties to the Shethind pony. The article also muses on Romany history and Cuban fortunes in coffee and tobacco.
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Tojeha
Kan
Ter Nanes
Molly Friar
Molly
Othe Romanos
Austria
Wit
Amerie
United States
Noromping
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Eliaues Arerathy
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Jacksonvilly
Washington
McKinley
Reno
Phippines
Sydney
Supvry
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Red Ali
Pach Oo
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Parn
Baer
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Drake Reservation
Che Bacon
Natcher On
Hattiesburg
Mlse
A. Zorn
Andrew Querbes
Commerce St, Cor, Milam, Shreveport, TA
Wortman & Adams
the Tinners
Marshall Street
Bereveporte
Queen OF the Gypsies
Wolly Friar
Ance
Europe
America
the Gypsy Queen
Flrat-dlays
Texas Street
John Busch
Market Street
Milam
Texas
Dr. C. Ratzburc
Ilor
W. G. Spearman
Texarkana
Ark
T. E. Schumpert
Bower's Drug Store
Texan Streets
Shreveport
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F. W. Bowers
MS. Comegys
Zooing Building
At. Vincent's Academy
Corporation Limits
Mother Superior
T. J. Seaton
Fannin Street
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