Proclamation Submitting Constitutional Amendment in Georgia
The General Assembly of Georgia enacts amendments to the state Constitution authorizing Election of Superior Court judges and Solicitors General by voters, revising terms, vacancies, and filing rules, with publication and ratification procedures set for the next general election. It specifies two thirds approval, newspaper publication in districts, and ballot wording for ratification or rejection.
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Iffy
Suertor Courte
General Assembly
Georgia
I. Lerehy
Sharp fight near Manila ends with heavy Spanish losses
Reports from Aug 9 state a fierce engagement near Manila between American forces and Spain. US troops repelled repeated Spanish charges, with estimates of about 500 Spanish killed or wounded. Merritt's cable confirms MacArthur’s arrival, no epidemic sickness, five deaths, and several wounded among U.S. troops. Troops and monitor safely moved. the attack on the capital was to follow.
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Gennan
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Ang
Cayue
War Department
Merritt
MacArthur
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Greene
Kuline Seemis
Pennsylvania
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Jesse Noss
Wiliam Stilowaxen
California
Maurice Just
Ae Dawsee
Colorado
Alva Walter
Jae Border
Pere Holmes, CO
Wasiisatas
Secrerary Atgerregarda
Health banner and the promise of cure in a jumble
A garbled text fragment hints at a health claim or advertisement about a product or remedy. It mentions wellness promises, weekly transformations, and various phrases about cures and medical products, but the meaning is unclear and many terms are unreadable.
Enemies Driven Back as U S Troops Press July Battle
From Manila bay reports dated Aug 4 showing General Greene’s 3,000-strong force advancing and entrenching near Camp Dewey. Spaniards attacked before reinforcements, American right flank held, heavy fighting with trenches and exposed positions. The enemy retreated after American fire cleared gaps, casualties noted on both sides, scene described with mud and blood."
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Manila Bay
Hong Kong
Manila
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Dewey
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Snemy
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Wales
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Madrid Note Delivered in Spain to Cabinet
Spain's cabinet received the American peace condition reply after a late session. The document lays out the government's views on key points and questions likely to arise from implementing the terms. Cipher work continued into the night for deciphering, delaying a formal cabinet conference before Ambassa Cambon's arrival.
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Pert Rpet Econ
Soemente Soo
Ambassi Cambon
Ives
Jeiver
Ent
Troops Advance Toward San Juan From Ponce Harbor
U S forces push inland from Ponce Porto Rico with General Henry leading the Sixth Illinois and Sheth Massachusetts in four columns toward San Juan de Porto Rico. Skirmishes occur near Adjuntas and Utuado as miles of bad road slow the march. General Roders remains aboard ship awaiting orders.
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Porto Rico
Henry
Ilinoa
Arecibo
Ponca
Cay F. Rodgers
Puritas
Juan Porto Rico
Two More Prizes of War and Related Incidents
Aug nine war notes report Norwegian steamers Aladdin and Degen added to U S prize list after blockaderun attempts near Key West. Also lynching of John Mead with details of local violence and coastal gun arrivals at Savannah to fortify Tybee defenses.
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United States
Hawk
Degen
Tampico
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C. B
Tybee
Savaxxan
Aug
Savannah
Fror Biuch
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