Provisional Cuban government praised as Taft orders arms round up
American mediation advances as Taft and Cuban leaders, including Zayas and Bayas, back disarmament. Prisons released, Palma allies applaud the proclamation. Generals and reformers discuss colonies, troops, and elections while Taft contemplates Porto Rico surety and who will replace him in Havana. Roosevelt’s team monitors events as marines guard the treasury and preparations for a potential larger landing continue.
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Gens
Castille
Pine Guerre
Alberg
Commuiiies
Vaberal Party
Bayas
Tafts
Tag
Flaty
Taft
Roosevelt
Cassilho
Palma
Zayas
Revolutionary Army
Senate
Congress
Ita
Cuba
America
Wabanas
Miliia
O'Farrill
Montalvo
Zen Mark Menocal
Funston Commission
Atead
Pedro Grinlan
Sandufo
Ge Luconata Wood
Philippines
Panama Canal
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
High Court of Justice
Havana
Gow Taft
Senor Palma
Matanzas
Fun- Son
Wnith
Mr Taft
United States
Presido
American Legation
American Legion
Manzanillo
Santiago
Schroeder
Battle Shop
Virginia
Funston
Camp Columbia
Belt
Cantinu
Gonzales Munoz
Havana Post
Coun
Engineers Await Orders at Washington Barracks
At the Washington Barracks last night Maj Lankford reported no orders to move engineers. Two companies may be sent to Newport News to establish a temporary camp for mobilized troops. A farewell scene outside the barracks showed a soldier kissing and comforting his young child as his wife waited nearby, under moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Barracks
Lankford
Newport News
Eptranes
Roosevelts Cuba orders shift troops to Newport News
The War Department rushed orders after a wireless message from President Roosevelt to deploy 6000 men for Cuba. Mobilization moves aimed at Newport News with trains ready, the Sumner fleet transport expected to Havana next week. Officials sought direct word from the President, who was at Provincetown as target practice proceeded, delaying embarkation.
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Provincetown
Mass
Roosevelt
Miesouri
Oyster Bay
Hopkins
Lawrence
Wether
Juckies
William D. Lovering
James B Connolly
Flower
Barnstable
Fred
Navy
Mr Roosevelt
Jackies
Missouri
Admiral Evans
Congressman Levering
Mr Connolly
Lover Ing
Author Connolly
Newport
Boston
Taft
Havana
Wopkins
May Hower
War Department
Cuba
Army of Occupation
Newport News
Sumner
United States
Mayflower
Naval
R. 1
Massachusetts
Cub
State Department
Inter-Ventorrs
Neaing
Oliver
Secretary of War
Olver
Quartermaster General
Wal
Ata Eieut
Wotherspoon
Eseistonia
Mars
W G Haho
Artillery Corps
oMirer
WC. Langfitt
Engineer Corps
E S Grehle
RB Waker
Eistante
W Butt
Horton
Wien
JE Normorle
Quartermasters
S E. Smiley
Hach Battery
Medical Department
Gen
Humphrey
Monterey
City of Washington
Seneca
Niagara
Panama
Admiral Sampson
Dewey
Farragut
Louis Luckenback
T. & Luckenback
Wilkins
Capt. Cole
Havena
Troops Ordered to Cuba and Supply Plans Detailed
Washington dispatch reports the listing of troops ordered to Cuba including Maj Chauncey C. Baker Capt William C. Wren Capt James E. Normosie and Maj Thomas H. Slavens among others. It lists participating units from Fifth to Seventeenth Infantry Eleventh Cavalry and more with transport plans and early rations.
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Washington
Tampa
Humphrey
Cuba
Chauncey C. Baker
William C. Wren
San Francisco
James E. Normosie
Fort Leavenworth
Bleut. Ltd
Cabell
San Brancisco
Thomas H. Slavens
Quartermaster's Department
Newport News
Ealvin D. Cowles
Mondiog
Pinttburg Carracks
Breveeth
Albert
Myor
Boranandiog
Fort Hf
A. Russell
Tyo
Seventeenth Infantry
Colohn T
Orndale
Fort McPherson
Twenty-seventh Infantry
William L Primer
Fort Snelling
Minn
Eleventh Cavalry
Earl the Thomas
Fort Des Moines
Town
Fifteenth Cavalry
William Bm, Wallace
Port Ethan Allan
Feld Artillery
George Gatley
Fort Sheridan
Mountain Artillery
George L. R. Irwin
Vancouver
Barracks
Wash. i
M. Blake
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Battalon Eegineers
Willem ¢. Langit
Washington Barracks
Slenat Corps
George F Gibbs
Fort Omehd
Nebr
Nightmarish Cuban War Plan Described by Officials
Officials outline a campaign against Cuban insurgents involving two mountain artillery batteries and a naval cordon to block arms, asserting that US troops will spend months in the field while each local leader is personally confronted and hunted in wooded hills. The approach is said to surpass Spanish methods and hasten an end to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Hla
Cuba
Newport News
Gen. Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
War Department
Frankfort
Springfeld
Rock Island
W. H. Tschappat
Weinport News
Havana
Army
Fort Omaha
George 3
Gibbs
Fort Wood
Signal Corps
Reid
Fort Snelling
Spain
United States
Watch Your Thirty Feet of Bowels
An 1890s style health ad explains constipation as muscular weakness of the bowels and promotes Cascarets as an exercise like remedy. It contrasts with quick flushes from physic and asserts the West Pocket Box, 10 cents, is the genuine Sterling Remedy Co. product stamped cog.
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Drugmsts
Sterling Remedy Co
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B D Taylor
Ehtef
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F J Wint
Department of the Missouri
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