Treaty of Peace With Spain Documented in Full
Jan 6 Washington reports publish an official text of a peace treaty between the United States and Spain. The document outlines cessions of Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines Guam and other territories, terms of evacuation and occupancy, financial payments, and rights of inhabitants and property. It details sovereignty transfer dates assets archives and civil and judicial arrangements under the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtom
Iarig
United States
Spain
United Stated
America
Don Altondo XIII
United
Braida
William R. Day
Cunhmat
Don Joao de Gut
Cortes
Supreme Court
Wenceslao Ramirez de Villae Utrutia
Bruscela
Hanael Cerrero
Paris
Andula
Cuba
Honda
Ardale Uh
Boaln
Porto Rico
Indes
Guam
Baal
Manila
Philippines
Rto
Rigo
Foras Ili
Pletad
tBs
Fian Peyal
Phity Dean Ig Ue
Ees
Exolti
Ela Artillery
Fandxcogst Defensem
Roathy
Bush -Aptes
Caan
Philippus
Guld
Notaria
Crown of
A. Court of Record
Helmerdt
Congress
Achele Kel
Ovyer
Epajn
Island de Cuba
Porto’ Ricu
Port Chargeey Ag
Olsarance
Tennaga
Senate
Odin
Washington
Dun
T-Yen
Yoh Eaton
Porto Kies
Gen. Grant
Mingh News Briefs Portrait of Turbulent Era
The page recounts a string of rough events: a post office robbery in Gleheve Minnesota with $800 taken. a 92-year-old ex congressman Richard G. Parerson dies in Cleveland. two ex congressmen Thomas I Ton Ton and in Summit Michigan die. mine workers convention in Pittsburgh. a $100,000 fund for Col. A G S War ing’s widow in New York. a railway wreck near Valley Tennessee with four dead. a fire in Washington DC hotels with $100,000 loss. officials in Manila report trade boost under American occupation. a big consolidation in Milwaukee for enamel and tinware with $20 million capital. a fatal train crash near Jefferson City Missouri. and various political and social upheavals across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kae -Itre
Benihilé Sion
Havens
John Bierles
Ety
Biegen
Burglats
Atampa
Gleheve
Minn
Congrekeman
Summit
Mies
Hite
Marshall McGregor
Banks
Ala
Situs Anderson
Marek
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
Col. AG
Waring
New York
Jie Valley
Tenn
Shanghai
Main
Levins
Washington
Austria
United
Albert Jr
Hilton
Bankittey
Manila
Knoxville
Lena
Cuba
Oliver Arher
Dayton
Fifth Avenue
Mobile
Jachson
Miss
Missouri Pacific
Jefverson City
Charles Clawson
Zall
Milwaukee
Detroit
Miah
Charles Lucius
The First Captivity and Destruction of Jerusalem
The lesson outlines Nebuchadnezzar’s 70 year captivity beginning in 4 B.C. under Jehoiakim and Jehoiachin, the sieges and fall of Jerusalem, and Zedekiah’s rebellion. It notes Ezekiel and Esther’s connections, the famine and final breach, and the city’s devastation by the Babylonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeruealem
Cokso
Jerussiem
Jerusalem
Tyre
Palestine
Bes
Jehoiakima
Behotukim
B.C
Nebuchadnegzar
Rabstonian
Daniel
Habylon
Jeremiah
Tehoiakim
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Temple
Babylon
Ezekiel
Mzek
Mordecai
Esther
Sther
Jerozokim
Zedekiah
Nebuchadneazzar
Nebuchadneazar
Josephus
Morlah
Zion
Hinnom
Ixidron
Qaduth
Jordan
Dead Sea
Nobes
Zeilelstab
Abe
Rescue of a Starving Man and the Pink Pills Cure Claim
A starving man recounts near death from loss of appetite and failing digestion, detailing his recovery after using Pink Pills for Pale People. The account claims the pills restore appetite, strengthen digestion, and revive health, offered as a general remedy through newspapers with prices and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
Norwich Steel
Cleveland
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Bill Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barta Corteresce
Tima
Tis
Catole Vrs
Archipelago
Boch
Greenwich
Longitde Sant
Roeridion
Graenwich
Philippine Islands
Mingh News Pthmb
Choyen
Lansing
Mich
T Ie House
Albert Pack
Burrows
Republican ‘Caucus
Indianapolis
Dad
Jan
Abr
Dlipa’ General Assembly
Jn’ Gov Mopnt
Glyn Generousty
Chiwago
University of Chicago
Deni Harper
Vale ‘Bad Beg
Weiser
JudahaJstemiak
Marshall
William
California
Pointas
Oregon
Chicago, Union Pacific and
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western. Railway
Gorld
Ells
Neys Hossgattia
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