Diplomatic tone in crises as Kitchener favors diplomacy
News digest from October 27 covers Wheat and corn prices in Chicago, rumors of Faure’s assassination denied, Kitchener praising diplomacy and Major Marchand, Cuban evacuation disputes and potential warships to Havana, Dreyfus trial opening in Paris, Peace Jubilee military parade in Philadelphia, Mellrath couple touring on cycles, and Hobson’s plan to raise Spanish ships with Navy Board recommendations forthcoming.
Peace talks near Cuba and Philippines fate in Paris
Washington reports indicate progress toward finalizing Cuba and Porto Rico terms while Philippines remains the central issue. The Spanish and American commissioners, though complimentary of the Spanish case, hold firm to initial procedures as they await a keynote decision on the Philippines. In Cuba, General Rios offers 200 armed men for order with ration terms tied to disarmament, while Cuban leaders split between cautious moderates and independentists seeking full Cuban governance.
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Pettit
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Uncle Sam
Macia Rodriguez
Santa Cruz del Sur
Fatal Wreck on the Union Pacific Rail
A rear end collision on the Union Pacific near Omaha Nebraska killed three men and seriously injured another. Engineers Samuel Hindman and William Ranan and brakeman B Shannon died, fireman Johna Griffing survived with serious injuries. The freight no 27 crashed into an extra fright train after a switch was left open. Hindman was found unconscious and died later. Ranan was wedged between timbers and engine and died after rescue. Shannon was fatally injured being thrown from the car.
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William Ranan
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Johna Griffing
Shannon
Testimony of a Michigan Surgeon on War Rations
Huntsville Alabama October 27. War investigators examined Camp Forse and Santiago campaign officers. General Carpenter noted shortages of medicine yet no one in command starved. Captain Cartwright spoke of hunger during battle and adequate commissary conduct. Major Thompson described Montauk hospital crowded with 600 patients and scarce cots. He cited untrained hospital corps at times and few attendants. Overall, surgeons were capable but staffing deficiencies drew criticism.
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Forse
Santiago
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G. S. Carpenter
Georges. Cartwright
Kent
I. D. Thompson
Corbett Vows Grand Fight With Sharkey in Fall
In West Baden Indiana Corbett vows a grand battle with Sharkey and says he will wear the challenger down to win. He plans to move fast from start to finish and then target Fitzsimmons after the bout. Corbett leaves for the East soon to pursue the title bid.
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Sharkey
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Fashoda Dispatch and Kitchener Reach Paris Amid Crisis
Paris and London report tense diplomacy over Fashoda as Major Marchand's envoy Baratier returns with dispatches. Kitchener and Baratier are greeted in Paris while France signals possible evacuation with compensation. Harcourt backs empire rights in the Welsh parliament address.
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Wales
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Resolutions Back Gold Standard Start in Illinois Bankers
At the Minois Bankers association convention in Joliet Illinois the group urged Congress to reform currency toward a gold redeemable elastic bank currency. They call for stable value of American bills abroad and lower borrowing costs, citing Asia trade growth. The stance reflects a push for end of government demand notes and a universally redeemable monetary system.
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Asia
Edict Orders Punishment for Pekin Bridge Attackers
Pekin reports an edict from the empress dowager punishing Chinese soldiers who attacked English railway engineers at the Marco Polo bridge on the Pekin Hankow line. The incident follows a demand from Sir Claude MacDonald and reflects tense treaty port relations.
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Marco Polo Bridge
Pekin-Hankow
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