I Want That Ship to Seize Harbor Challenge
Private McNeil aboard a forward gun in the battle with Cervera's ships reports a fatal head wound to Chief Tanav from a Che Yobal Colin shot as harbor actions began. Commodore Schiey was on deck throughout the fight and an orderly recalls the chant I want that ship amid the chaos. The vessel carried coal and woodwork valuable for 20 days of refit and readiness.
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10000 Delegates Attend Baptist Young People's Union Meet
Buffalo July 15 10000 delegates and visitors registered at headquarters for the annual Baptist Young People's Union convention. The banner for senior work on the Bible course went to the Oakland church of Pittsburgh, the banner for womens work to the sacred feature at the fourth church of Saint Wiel. The local union held several meetings including Work in council and panels on organization education and social reform.
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Private Jack Brennan Returns Hurt to Leavenworth
Private Jack Brennan returns from Kantiago badly hurt and reports fatally wounding an attacker after his combat, with details of the incident unclear and disputed in the trees during the skirmish.
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Kantiago
Saeee
Havana General Confers With Generals and Soldiers
Mira July 15 Gen Blancosconvenes with his generals and soldiers of the volunteers at Havana. Commentary follows on actions and implications. Epoca and Understarts hint at Spanish army movements in Cuba and rail routes to Colorado and New Mexico for transcontinental travelers via the Ogden Gate. S. K. Hoover in Denver advertises illustrated pamphlets and new electric fans for Santa Fe dining cars.
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Denver
Colorado
Santa Fe Rowe
million a day in war costs cited by U S press
Washington reports put Spain war expenses at about one million dollars daily. Total wartime outlays exceed 375 million for defense this year, with army and navy spend rising due to conflict. Treasury inflows from taxes and customs bolster cash, with a projected balance near 500 million and ample funds to cover ongoing needs.
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Location of troops changes in United States Army
Washington July 15. The weekly Fullguin lists troop station changes across the U S Army. Notable moves include Third Alabama Infantry Mobile Alabama California Infantry San Francisco First Colorado Infantry to the Philippines First Connecticut Infantry Camp Alger and more with many units at Fort Adams Sea Girt San Diego Topeka and Santiago among others. The President made army appointments elevating several officers to brigadier general of Volunteers and assistant adjutant general.
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California Infantry
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California Artillery
Colorado Infantry
Philippines
Colorado
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Cynn
District of Colurmita
Santiago
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Del
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Bantiago
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Ialand
Ore
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Meyt Chanin
Delawar
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eSvania
Speridas Point
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Pennsylvania Light Battery
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Quonset Point
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Richmond
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Oya
Wash
Sand Virginie
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Sundase
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Maltinvey
Wik
Wisconsin Tet Battery
Madison
Wis
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Pookakill
Macon
Fredricksboro
Mars
Wm & Worth
Edward P. Praton
Emersas
Lisam Fara
Ewers
John D. Miley
Difference in New Model and clearance sales
The ad contrasts genuine New Model sales with ordinary price cuts, announcing reductions on all ow light and medium weight clothing. It highlights men’s medium grey check cassimere suits at 34.89 sale price and many at 8.95 to 7.50, plus all wool cassimere suits from 12.50 to 10.00 with latest sack styles and varied shades.
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Encouraging Reports From Jamaica Division Hospitals
Dispatch describes wounded evacuated to hospitals in Jamaica, with most heading north. Surgical details note prisoner wounds treated, debris cleared, and camps improving. Minor casualties include one death. fever, chills, and hospital care are being managed to speed recovery and return to front.
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Jamaica
Herve Rane
Vie
Patel
Margica
Leis
Gaantskemo
Stelrepa
Remember the Maine naval letter from Newark sailor
A garbled Newark letter recounts a naval battle aboard the battleship Indiana with mentions of Chief, a brother named Charles, and a scene where a lanyard is pulled and a signal is seen amid the combat. The text preserves wartime sentiment and a glimpse of the ship’s action.
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Augustus
Ciairles
Keltir
Kenney Bonds Alleged in Delaware Senator Defalcation Trial
Wummaton presides over the trial of United States Senator Kenney of Delaware charged with complicity in a bank cashier’s defalcation. Boggs fled Dover with three bonds valued at 2100 dollars, saying he gave the funds to Kenney for his family’s support during the absence. The referee will hear more testimony tomorrow.
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Kenney
Delaware
William D. Boggs
First National Bank of Diver
Boggs
Dover
Bouida
Kenness
Boge
Private Detective Von Arnold Convicted in London Case
London July 15 Private Detective Joseph Von Arnold of San Francisco was sentenced to imprisonment after being convicted of obtaining 14 pounds from a hairdresser by posing as a baron heir to a German estate. He had murdered Jeannie Young in San Francisco in April 1897 and deserted her in London, later revealed to have four wives while posing as a count.
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Joseph von Arnold
San Francisco
Jeannie Youns
Newington
Myeare
von Arnold
Germany
Jeannie Young
Cruelty to Wounded Guards Red Cross Flaws as Target
Port Monroe July 11 The hospital transport steamer City of Washington carried 20 wounded soldiers from Siboney to Fort Monroe field hospital. Major Nancrede chief surgeon of the Second Army Corps reports Spanish barbarity in firing on American hospitals. Wounded were moved to the field hospital this afternoon as shells killed several surgeons. Red Cross work is blamed for being a target.
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Red_ Cross
Elsie Reasoner War Correspondent From McClure's In Cuba
Leavenworth July 15 Elsie Reasoner McClure's war correspondent reports from Santiago de Cuba after leaving San Antonio Jamaica. She notes health good and climate favorable while observing nurses, Associated Press staff, and notable figures like Richard Harding Davis and Stephen Crane.
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Leavenworth
Elsie Reasoner
McChirex Magizine
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Jamaica
Florence Reasoner
Santiago de Cuba
Trxas
Misa Barton
Beonie
New York
Hoston Gieeple
Boston Fruit Company
Damation
Southern Pacific
California
Sylvester Scovel
New York World
Associated Prena
Col. Diehl
Associated Press
Orade
Whitney Wife Improves Under Cool Weather
New York July 1 The cool weather over the last two days has aided Mrs William C Whitney former secretary of the navy in recovering her health. Her physicians report a good rest and marked improvement while Mr Whitney plans further steps in her care.
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William C. Whitney
Whitney
Ladies' Fine Kid Lace Low Cut Shoes Sale Prices
Advertisement lists various ladies and misses lace low cut shoes with cut prices from $1.10 to $1.95 and sizes from small to large, including kid leather, coin toe, turned sole, and stock tips. Also notes wide widths and late style options.
Bargain Footwear Sale Highlights Men and Childrens Shoes
Advertisement notes cut price deals on men’s chocolate calf and Russian calf welt sewn shoes in various widths and toe styles. Also features children’s tan shoes in sizes 8 to 11 and misses tan lace shoes with coin toe stock or patent tip, all offered below regular prices.
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Removal of Mrs Whitney to Maine coast planned this week
Amid extreme heat, nurses attend Mrs Whitney as removal to the Maine coast is prepared. She will stay there for several weeks, with the Wheatley hills scene serving as the final care location before departure.
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Bar Harbor
Globe Trotter Breaks Dows
An American named Harry Dantmont, claiming Chicago wealth, was found insensible in Gratz and taken to a hospital after his strength failed during a walk from Vienna toward Trieste, as a world circumnavigation wager tale unfolds.
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Women should not escape harsher punishment in crime
New York July 11. Amid debate over capital punishment for a woman, Mrs Martha argues for equal punishment for female killers. She and Mrs Frank Lestieania contend a woman who commits such crimes warrants the same severity as a man, asserting harsher truth about justice and gender.
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Martha #isce
Frank Lestie Ania
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