Intimation of Col Henry murder and furloughs report
It is now intimated that Col Henry was murdered by unknown parties. Jacksonville reports furloughs for Crawford Thorn Hampers Parker Peck Stewart Howard Wilson Whitacre Hummell Clancy Riley and Brier, with some sickness limiting travel. Additional items note wheat, corn and oats prices and McKinley Alger arrival at Montauk Point amid malaria illness in Cuban war context.
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Col. Henry
Jacksonville
Crawford
Thorn
Hampsher
Parker
Peck
Stewart
Howard Wilson
Whitacre
Hummell
Clancy
Riley
Brier
Wilson
Wheeler's Defense Counters Critics of Troops
Major General Joseph Wheeler defends the U S army’s Cuba expedition against claims of neglect and starvation. He cites hardships accepted for American honor, notes rapid provisioning after Cervera’s defeat, and reports on deaths and illnesses at Camp Wikoff and in Porto Rico.
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Cuba
Camp
Wikoff
Daily Bulletin
Santiago
War Department
United States
United States Transport Aransas Arrives in New Orleans
A U S transport Aransas arrives in New Orleans as 20 000 troops from a yellow fever zone are moved to safety. The narrator notes suffering but praises nurses doctors and Cuban assistance while describing transport and supply challenges in Santiago and on the single railroad line.
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Indianapolis
Studebaker
Indiana
Fernandina
Pia
Indiaapolis
Chickamauga Park
Clifton Lowell
Fort Wayne
William Snyder
Maysville
Robert Darling
Elkhart
Noble Street
Camp Mount
Tampa
United States
Fenandina
Cuba
Santiago
New Orleans
Aransas
Irrigation Gains Highlight Congress Session in Cheyenne
The National Irrigation Congress opened with strong attendance from Colorado Montana Wyoming and Kansas. Colonel H. M. Maxson presented a Carey Act bill and a plan for ten year reclamation with a four month delay for filings. Nettleton’s statistics showed Colorado irrigation boosted land value from 17 million to 87 million and added 45 million in wealth to the state.
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Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
National Litigation Congress
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas
Maxson
Lincoln Congree
Washington
House
Sapport
House Committee On
Shabeth and
Jenkina
Spain
Bos. Nettleton
Congress
Nettleton
Carey
Netleton
Lum Ye and Highbinders In Insane Court
Lam Ye testified in sign language about threats from highbinders after his tongue was cut and cue shaved. He reportedly fled from a Halsted street lift bridge and was sent to Jefferson by Judge Jones after an attack at 4929 Ashland avenue.
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Chicago
Lum
Halsted Street
Judge Jones
Jefferson
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Montauk
Shafter
McKinley
Gen
Crawford, Thorn, Hamp
Sher
McCuerry
Evening Journal
Montauk Point
Alger
Long Island City
U.S. Cavalry
Wheeler
Chaffe
Wil
Liston
Ludlow
Sumner
Gen. Shafter
Cervera
Ponce
Porto Rico
Brockley
Gordon H. Heiner
Fourth Artillery
Fort Myers
Heiner
Stockley
Atudebaker
Tigers
Florida
N. Y
General Hospital
Edwin Eugene Casey
Rough Riders
Abraham Robertson
Fourth Regiment Infantry
Frank Hagerman
Eigth Ohio
Hubbard White
Seventy-five
New York
Daniel F. Conover
Massachusetts
Ira Seebold
Twelfth Infantry
William A. Shake
Illinois
Clarke Frazier
Fighth
H. Co, Eaton
Ilinois
Isaac Hottle
Charles Genske
Michigan
Morris Dolan
Teamster
Third Regiment Infantry
Carleton Day
Albert Bennke
A. B. Clay
Ohio
Ray Pardee
William B. Ryan
John L. Shields
Twentieth Regiment Infantry
M. E. Bell
Aldine Square
Cylvin
First
Illinois Regiment
Orizaba
Berkshire
City of
Neuces
Wylvin Bell
California
California Volunteer Infantry
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Royal
ROYA
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Auditor OF State
U.S. Bonds
Lown, Onat
Tn Bank
Harot Roms
Capital Steel
Lum Ye
Frank 5S. Black
Saratoga
Theodore Roogevelt
Kings County
Roosevelt
Timothy JL. Woodruff
Independence
Pilatus
Mies Logan
Pr. Spellman
Mae
Mare Island
Allen
C. S. Cotton
Mare Island Nry Yard
Brice
Kirkland
Baraboo
Wis
Wisconsin
Prairie du Lac
G. H. Pratt
Optician
King Bird
Pallester
Partyondo
Tansill
Key West
Win. Smouse & Co
Price
Harwood
South Side
National Bank
Washington, IL
Qwa
JH. Young
Pres
W.R. Jeverry
A. Anderson. Cash
J.T. Anderson
Ags
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Washington County Savings Bank
Don
taTe
Los Krok
A. Ware
Cashtag
Th. Kron
V. P.O. M. Keox
Asa't. Cash
First National
BANK
Wm. Blair
A. H. Wallace
Joseph Kheek
H. Keck
L.D. Robinson
Frank Stewart
J. Henderson
J. J. Kellogg
Pension and
Treasury Departments
East Side Square
Chas. J. Wilson
Alberson’s Grocery
W. H. Butterfield
Law
Aslalty
Crail's
Washington, Lown
T. T. Keeley
W. Washington Street
Osil
H. Sanford
R. F. Riley
Nema S
Oskaloosa
Casey Bros
Feed and Sale Stable
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