Hobson Welcomed at Navy to Discuss Cristobal Colon Plan
Lieutenant Hobson arrives at the Washington Navy Yard amid enthusiastic crowds after escaping observation at the station. He informs reporters all Merrimac crew members are safe and plans to report to Secretary Long before heading back to New York. The visit aligns with Hobson's commission to work on the Cristobal Colon and potential naval acquisition.
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Navy Department
Hobson
Merrimac
The
New York
Army and Navy Club
North Atlantic Squadron
Hhe
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary Long
Long
Alilen
Crowninshield
Bradford
Evans
Admiral Sampson
Cervera
United States
Santiago DE Cuba
St. Paul
Cristobal Colon
Mitter
United States Navy
W.T. Sampson
United States Naval Forces
R. P. Hobson
United States Ship
Landing of American Troops at Manila Pushes Forward
United States second expeditionary force advances with Colorado regiment already near Parangajo. Boston cruiser covers landings while Monterey monitor and Bruitus collier expected. Gen Anderson’s brigade at Cavite ready to move toward Manila.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Colorado
Parawajo
Boston
Fort Malato
Anderson
Cavite
United States
Monterey
Brutus
San Francisco
Honolulu
Martial Law Proclaimed in Philippines and Naval Dispatches
Washington dispatches report Aguinaldo declaring dictatorship and martial law in the Philippines. The cabinet weighs response while the Watson voyage to Europe faces European influence. Navy moves delay but do not abandon plans as Gen Miles advances on Porto Rico and bases at Nipe Cuba loom. Cuba’s Shafter and Garcia relations fray, with Cuban junta hopeful for amicable settlement as Senor Quesada urges restraint.
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War and Navy Departments
Anderson
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Atate
Watson
Secretary Day
von Holleben
Navy Department
Europe
Miles
Mole St. Nicolas
Haiti
Porto Rico
Shafter
Santiago
Porto Rican
New Orleans
War Department
New York
Col
Hecker
Spain
Sampson
Nipe
Bay of Nipe
Cuba
Holguin
Senor Quesada
Honolulu Garrison to be Established by U S Troops
War department moves to form a Honolulu garrison with a battalion of the Second Regiment of Volunteer Engineers joining the First Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry under Col Barber. The engineers, led by Col Willard Young, from San Francisco, will select the battalion and sail to Honolulu soon as transport is available.
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Wallington
War Department
Honolulu
Volunteer Engineers
New York ‘Volunteer Infantry
Barber
United States
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Willard Young
Garcia Letters Sparks Cuban Rift Over Santiago
A Santiago cable reports Gen Calisto Garcia letters Gen Shafter protesting American policies in Cuba and announcing his resignation and withdrawal to the interior. Shafter plans no change to orders keeping Cubans outside Santiago until Spaniards are deported and the city is handed to Cuban leadership.
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Santiago
Garcia
Shafter
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Republic of Cuba
Praclie
Cuba
Spain
United States
Santiago de Cuba
Saratoga
Yorktown
Maximo Gomez
Calixto Garcia
Heat
Palma Questions Cuban Soldier Friction In Washington
Gen Palma president of the Cuban junta denies friction rumors and praises U S aid. He says about 55,000 Cuban soldiers are under arms with Garcia likely commanding 4,000 to 5,000, while guards hold towns in Cuba.
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Washington
Palma
United States
Garcia
Cuba
Philippine heroine joins insurgent leaders in daring acts
A Philippine insurgent leader is described as a beautiful, brave woman who rushes into gunfire without wounds. The piece compares her life to others who seem charmed by longevity, attributing vitality to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, noted as a celebrated remedy energizing blood.
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Hostetter
There’s one thing dear George mustn’t forget
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption references a liberal urging George to prepare for loud gun blasts by stuffing ears with cotton and to buy two bales of cotton on the way through the South, implying a political message about sound and cotton.
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George
South
Cleveland
Teething Remedy Teething Proffere Dr Moffett's Teething
Dr Moffett's Teething Profferes known as TEETHINA claims to aid digestion regulate bowels and ease teething gaining wide reputation in cities. Mothers urged to use it to preserve infants lives as teething affects mortality cited.
Fragmentary Verse Snippet With Classroom Exchange
A truncated classroom vignette shows a pupil asking about a proof of life beyond doubt and a teacher prompting with a fantastical vision of seeing the north pole with a telescope. The garbled text hints at a dialogue about belief and exploration.
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Tommy
North Pole
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Hall's Catarrh Cure is a Constitutional Cure priced at 7c. Repeated claim stresses honesty to reduce competition, attributed to L. A. W. Bulletin. No further context or verification provided.
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Hall
Price
Predisposition to Disease Cited In Women Uterine Health
A historical health ad argues women carry a predisposition to tissue disease with uterine weakness as a common weak spot. It warns against excessive menstruation and anemia and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with patient testimonials claiming cure of womb trouble flooding and kidney pain.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Epwin Bur
Church St
Bethlehem
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