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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
2
The piece argues the United States must stay in Cuba after the revolution until a stable government is secured. It condemns rapid withdrawal and calls for reforms to ensure majority rule and prosperity, warning against repeating Spanish corruption. It also critiques Spanish leadership and references General Weyler.
A controversial wartime note argues Spain should evacuate Cuba and the U S occupy Havana at once. It features calls for Gen Lee to replace Blanco, seizing railroad assets and transferring Spanish property to U S authorities immediately rather than in the future.
A collection of pointed maxims on marriage business and virtue from Chicago News. It credits Admiral Dewey with naval prowess and luck, contrasting his victories with lack of direct cable contact with strategy boards. Folsom of Brunswick Times adds a wry take on a girl’s frame of mind and her mirror.
A jumble of notes cites crop forecasts from Bromay and Neill, mules for OQvpa, and a stable government aim linked to General Gomez. It references Philippine affairs, Granata peach profits, a hypothetical England Russia clash, and potential Cuba governance. Miscellany covers farmers’ migration, currency talk, a bank check tax repeal, and a divorce suit amid war prep, ending with a boastful Atlantic sentiment about naval power.
Railroad timetable note announces Seaboard Air Line schedule in effect on July 18 1939 with departures and arrivals across routes. Contains terse operational update for passengers and station agents.
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