Georgia Governor Atkinson's militia row shakes harmony
In Atlanta May the dispute over Atkinson's militia proclamation sparks a clash over officer appointments. State troops prefer to stay under existing officers, while Griffin guards and Atlanta Zouaves contend, prompting withdrawals and a row about who should command.
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False Alarm Delays Cuban Fleet Demonstration Off Havana
A false alarm dispatch from Key West reports a planned fleet demonstration off Havana after a noisy conference aboard the New York. Ships including Iowa Indiana Detroit Marblehead and gunboats stood by near shore amid rough seas but no attack occurred. News of Manila had not yet reached the squadron.
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Madrid Proclaims Martial Law Bans War News
Madrid May 2 proclamation of martial law prohibits publication of any war news or naval statements. City quiet as debates in chamber and senate unfold, Republicans and Carlists press for government accountability. Cabinet positions remain precarious amid calls for a stronger military stance.
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Dewey Victory Sparks Global Naval Debate and Philippine Interests
London dispatch notes Dewey’s stunning victory off Manila Bay reshaping naval prestige. British and German experts praise the maneuver while warning Germany and Japan pursue the Philippines. US gains credibility, Spain’s fleet decimated, harbor defenses questioned.
Cavalry Parade In Chattanooga Honors Gen. Brooke
Col Arnold's Cavalry joined Chattanooga's spring festival parade on May 2 with 700 men in the first resident unit under Col Arnold. General Brooke and his staff viewed the parade as troops remain on leave from command. The department paymaster is expected soon with about $125,000.
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Sagasta cabinet to stay under queen regent hints
Madrid dispatch says Sagasta conferences with queen regent Montejo and liberal leaders led to rumors of a patronal government but ministers and ex presidents express confidence the present cabinet should continue in power. Debates reflect Philippine events and naval hopefuls under Dewey.
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Beggars for News and Manila Battle Quiet at Departments
May 3 Washington reports show no word from diplomatic or naval sources on Commodore Dewey’s engagement last Sunday. Navy officers note communications rely on merchants’ vessels, while seas and cables delay official messages. Britain appears to be the only nation openly sharing any information.
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Eight Big Transports to Carry First Invading Army to Cuba
Washington May 3 The war department concentrates on mustering volunteers and drafting the regular army to full strength. Eight large transports are ordered to Tampa to carry the first expedition to Cuba with details of landing location not disclosed. Officials seek uniform railroad rates for troop movement and await mobilization plans while Merritt reviews with Alger. Commissary opens bids to feed an army of 185000, favoring nonconcentrated foods per medical advice.
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Lack of Money Keeps U S Troops Out of Cuba
Washington May 3 The Navy denies withholding ships to convoy transports for Florida to the Cuban port for the offensive campaign. Navy says it has done its part and will cooperate once military plans and required naval support are notified. Senate debate shows 50 million war fund spent or allotted with no money left for expedition expenses. Officials expect Congress to pass needed appropriations soon and deployment to proceed in a few days.
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Powers Will Not Meddle In Europe Crisis
London May 2 The Vienna correspondent of the Times reports that well informed circles deny any intervention by the powers at the present juncture or any agreement for future mediation. The six powers show substantial view disparity, making cooperation in Madrid or Washington highly improbable.
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Blanchard to be Named Brigadier General of Volunteers
Washington May 7 W R Blanchard chairman of the Joint Traffic Railroad will be nominated brigadier general of volunteers and attached to the quartermaster's department to oversee all matters relating to the transportation of troops.
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Congress of Mothers in Washington Opens Second Annual Convention
In Washington on May 3 the national congress of mothers began its second annual convention. Delegates from nearly every state attended the Grand Opera House for the opening session. Mrs Helen Raymond Wells of Akron spoke on Rights of Children. Mrs Theodore W Birney delivered the welcome address. Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson gave the response. The congress will hold four days of sessions with a White House reception planned Thursday afternoon by Mrs McKinney.
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New York
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BUGLE NOTES ON CAMP TOPEKA AND REGULARS
John Haisch is listed among men de Least for duty in company A. C Taylor appointed quarter master sergeant of Go. A. William Barnado of the Abilene Serabang to Ga old regular army, and a Spaniard. E. S. Barrett named trumpeter in Co. A. About 25 United States regulars traveled through Topeka from Wyoming to Chickamauga. A flag on Polk street near Twelfth measures 25 feet. Capt. H. M. Phillips called a meeting of his company for tonight. Salina enlisted 4 men and sent word to Governor Leedy for more. B.A. Fry and William Rumnold named candidates for lieutenant positions in Atchison and Abi ene-Junction City companies. Among Abi ene-Junction City members, 18 William Callaham, who has played in Junction City, Kentucky, and Indiana leagues.
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Flags Go Up As Prices Rise Nationwide
Topeka merchants report a 29 to 70 percent price surge for flags in the past two weeks. A shortage of stocks means new orders placed weeks ago may take days to fill. Flags that used to cost 12 dollars now run about 20 dollars, with schools awaiting replacement banners for student activities.
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Senator Peffer to Edit Star and Kansan After Sale
Independence declares the Star and Kansan was sold to E. P. Allen for $230 to take over from receiver W. G. Sickels. Senator Peffer will edit the paper, continuing it as a 48 page Populist publication. Former editor H. W. Young plans a new paper. Minister Woodford travels on La Touraine from Havre to New York.
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Ex-Governor St John Speaks on Silver and War at Bramhiton Hall
A well filled Hamilton Hall heard Ex-Governor St John address on Free Silver and the War, mixing patriotism with political critique. The program featured America sung, poems, three cheers for Dewey, and a printed resolution urging Kansas senators and congressmen to oppose interest bearing bonds and back greenbacks.
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Beware of Consumption and the Amick Chemical Treatment
In this 19th century notice, readers are warned that lung disease is common in winter and early spring, causing hardship from changing weather. The ad touts the Amick Chemical Treatment as effective for lung troubles and features testimonials from Auburn and Rogers praising its results and claiming recovery from head pains and liver issues.
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