National Conference Call on Future U S Policy to Meet at Saratoga
Chicago Civic Federation issues call for a national conference to meet at Saratoga Springs on August 19 and 20 to debate the United States foreign policy after the Spanish American War. The move gathers governors mayors bankers labor leaders clergy and university leaders from across the nation to discuss expansion and territorial questions.
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Chicago
Civic Federation of Chicago
Baralogs Springs
United States
Spain
Cuba
Porto Hico
Philippines
Otler
Treary W Rodgers
Halph M. Eusley
Boards of Trade
Iemy
Polis
Ind
James A. Mount
Philadelphia
John H. Converse
National Labor
Wehamilton
George A. Kelley
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Saltsman
Harrisburg
Edward Bailey
Wiliamsport
James Mansel
Carlisle
George D. Heed
Dickinson Collage
Reading
Eorge Reading
Boston
Brackett
Rufus G. Flinders
Board of Trades
W. Jefferson Coolidee
Wiliam Endicott
Robert Treat Payne
New Bedford
Samuel Ross
Cotton Spinners’ Association
Williamenon—Poankiin Carter
Williams College
New York City
Carl Schurz
W. H Parsons
Board of Trade
N. M. Butter
Easte
Garment Workers of America
McCracken
New York University
Bishop Potter
HR & Macarthur
W. H. Willey
Charles II
Eaton
D. K
R. Heber Newton
Brooklyn
John Philips
Dalian Hattene
Isnars &. Staers
Wounds Heal, Army Surgeon Explains Mauser Bullets
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Smart, veteran of Santiago, describes Mauser bullets as comparatively less lethal and easier to heal from. He cites through wounds, limited amputations, and antiseptic field kits as key to rapid recovery, contrasting with Civil War rifle wounds and noting the value of personal first aid packs.
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Washington
Charles Smart
Santiago
Haw
Cuba
Tring
Shaftee
Smart
Sle
Shutter
Pirot
Mrs Whitney Travels in Special Conveyance to Bar Harbor
Mira W C Whitney begins a summer journey from Rowson Maine to Bar Harbor in a specially equipped medical conveyance. The ambulance car features pneumatic tires a cot with pneumatic cushion and folding doors. a physician and nurse accompany her husband as the car travels via Long Island Railroad ferry and New Haven tracks to ease fatigue.
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Mira W. C. Whitney
New York
Willam
Whitney
Rowson
L. J
Bar Barebor
Pra Hon
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
Port Morris
New Haven
Bar Harbor
No Thought of Revenge Viewing Ruins of Cervera Ships
Capt Sigahea of the St Paul surveyed the wrecks of Cervera's fleet and recalled the Maine disaster. He said the memory of loss remains, ruling out revenge and acknowledging the broader glory of the battle and sacrifice by his crew. He indicated no idea who caused the Maine’s destruction.
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Cervera
Sigsbes
Sigahea
St Paul
Maine
Havana
Young People’s Christian Union meeting at Saratoga 1898
The Young People’s Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church of North America plans a meeting at Saratoga New York on August 25 1898. Santa Fe agents offer tickets with return extension and summer tourist fares to Colomigo and back for 24.00 dollars sold through September 15 with prompt mall order service and phone 22 for special ice cream parties.
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Young People’s Christian Union OF the
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Saratoga, N. Y
Santa Fe
Gants Fe
General Order Praises Army After Santiago Victory
Washington July 25 General Order No 26 from Headquarters United States Troops in Cuba lauds the success at Santiago and the surrender of Spanish forces. It notes 22,000 killed or wounded and 12,000 captured, and honors officers and men for endurance and bravery amid hardships. The report also covers expulsions of four newspaper correspondents for breaches of military law and attempts to incite incidents, with three others deported for inflammatory posters.
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Washington
Shafter
Santiago
United States
Cuba
Santhaigo
Basquirt
Sibo‘Dey
la Quasina
Sevilla
Santiago de Cuba
Ujyon
Caney
San Juan
Trent
Ainaba
Santiago de Cuta
Shafer
Shaffer
Ulem
Garcia
War Department
Gener Shafner
Ger Shafter
Shattyr
Shafter Defends Troops Ration and Resolve at Santiago
General Shafter addresses press concerns over supply gaps and emphasizes the troops were adequately fed with hard bread, bacon, sugar, and coffee though meals differed from garrison provisions. He defends the planning and execution of the Santiago advance and praises officers and troops for endurance amid heat, rain, and rough terrain.
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ReWna Apa Per
Seotiego
Shafter
Santiago
Lfe
Shatter
Watermelon for Schley and Good Things for Boys
New York July 25 reports aboard a ship to Commodore Schley include frozen beef and bottled beer among provisions. Refrigerated holds maintain 23 degrees, with 100,000 pounds of beef and other meats stored. watermelon gifts for officers, tobacco, and cigars also aboard.
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Schley
New York
Hearlns
Sampson's Neel
Ausy
Met
Chicsco
Nirgy Department
Santiago
Commodore Schley
Captain Blaine in a Row with Actress Visitor
San Francisco July 2 Captain James G mine aboard for Matila to day quarrels at the Haldiwin Grette with guests at supper with an actress Madeline Fauion now playing at the Columbia theater invited her to supper at the Grotto. The party erupted and blows were warned and guests departed. Blaine and Hollender were separated before the fight escalated.
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S. Hollender
San Francisco
Cali
James G. Mine
Salis
Matila
Meured
Haldiwin Grette
Ceaine Sunar Elaeritue
Madéline
Fauion
Columbia Theater
Agulne
German knocked down in Manila remark incident
Lexington 4y July 23 atal Far J Morgan a Norseman fights a German named Lucy after a remark wishing Germans would drive Dewey out of Manila Lucy arrested after four warrants. Morgan a former mayor of Rome Georgia claims he will pay a fine and would do it again under similar circumstances. Ban tobacco ad follows.
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Lexington
Far J. Morgan
Lucy
Dewey
Manila
Sillier
Rome
Naval Victory at Santiago in the Spanish American War
The June 3 morning action near Santiago saw the Spanish fleet try to break out of the harbor. American ships fired rapidly, destroying the Merriman and forcing the rest toward the open sea. Within an hour the last of Cervera’s ships were sunk and pursued by American forces.
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Santiago
Cervera
Werprodute
Harper's Weekly
Towa
Grstroyers
Texas
Ehige
Spain
Missionary School Plans for Africa Lead by Hart and Church
SCHOOLS IN AFRICA New York July 26 backed by Cecil Rhodes and Earl Grey the board of directors of the British South Africa Company Mabop Joseph C Hart sell of the Methodist Episcopal church whose diocese includes Africa succeeded in obtaining an all proprition yesterday from the Ward of missions to aid the public school system in Africa Bishop Hartze Toi commerce this work Liberia West Africa has a college at Minrovin with 1000 scholars under a five member faculty Professor A J Camper head of the station aim to enroll 2600 pupils under the supervision of trained teachers from the United States to begin in Hyefen darian Avtaliihine and fund the expenses involved including salaries and transportation for teachers from Liberia and beyond the initiative faces protest over including industrial schools in Pennsylvania.
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New York
Cecil Rhodes
Earl Grey
Sout Africa Company
Mabop
Joseph C. Hartsell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Ward of Missions
United States
Hartze
Republic of Liberia
Miin
Rovin
West Africa
A. J. Camper
Boglia
Hyefendarian
Avtaliihine
Eetab Ekmient
Pin Beria
Drink for Children Grain-9 Health Beverage
An old grocery-promoted drink called Grain-9 claims to aid digestion and nerve strength without stimulants. Advertised as safe for both children and adults, it is said to taste like refined coffee yet free from elite injuries and offered at a lower cost than coffee.
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Atl
Postal Savings Bank and Hawaiian Finance Facts
New York July 25 Hawaii as part of the United States. Financier estimates Hawaii debt and bank reserves. United States currency uniform with par value, silver reserves held. The piece describes postal savings bank annexation, Hawaiian money, and exchange rates with a Denver tourism promotion and a medicinal ad closing. Contains scattered financial figures and obsolete terms.
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New York
Hawaii
United States
Ren Gillen
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Ale
Pyalnl Savings Bank
Hewtte
Juetil
Chrenlstein
Nike
Mineister of Finance
Pacific Coast
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New Orleans
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Omaha Exposition
Topeka
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Noom
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Bierlug
Hardin College and Conservatory For Ladies
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