United States Blocks Vessels to Havana Amid Cuban Crisis
Washington reports navy will not grant passes for any nation to enter Havana harbor. Key West officers protest allowing information through under fire. Montgomery chases three Spanish gunboats east of Cardenas. shots fired with unclear results. Masso urges autonomists to join Cuban ranks aiding U S. Charleston sails toward Manila amid cheers at San Francisco Presidio.
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Manila and Havana Dispatches Describe Blockade and Fleet Movements
Reports from Manila indicate Dewey refused a German consul attempt to land provisions, threatening to fire on cruisers. Other cables note navy observers lining Atlantic coasts, Cer vera's squadron moves, and fleet readiness as Spain and Cuba tensions rise. Two hundred Illinois naval reserves sail for Sampson's fleet amid windward passage rumors.
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May to December commodity prices and Chicago cattle market report
May prices show corn and oats futures with May values and September figures. The Chicago May 24 report notes cattle were steady with strong export demand for Western steers and sheep, hogs easing slightly, and total receipts of cattle 2,500 head, sheep 9,000 head, hogs 22,000 head.
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Edward Bellamy Dead in Chicopee Falls Mass Dies At Home
Edward Bellamy author and utopian thinker died early this morning at his Chicopee Falls home in his forty ninth year. Born March 26, 1850 at Chicopee Falls he was the third son of Rev. R. K. Bellamy longtime Baptist pastor. He studied at Union College and abroad then practiced law briefly before journalism. He helped found the Springfield Daily News and later edited The New Nation. his Looking Backward sold hundreds of thousands and was translated into multiple languages. He leaves a widow two children and two brothers C J Bellamy editor of the Springfield Daily News and Frederick Bellamy of Brooklyn.
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