Georgia urged to fund officers’ unconditional mustering out
A sharp editorial debate in Georgia urges raising funds to grant officers of the Third Georgia Regiment one year’s salary to secure their immediate mustering out now that the war is over. It argues officers’ high pay vs soldiers’ hardships and suggests public subscriptions to prevent continued service for salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Georgia
Camp Northen
War Department
Salarica
Oabs
Tris- Receuver
Third Georgia
Candler
U. Y
Castoria
Copia
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
What the War Has Cost and Casualties Across Nations
Conservative estimates place U S war costs at 900 million to 1 billion with 52 percent of American deaths in field or hospital and 1 408 wounded. Spanish losses cited at 2 200 killed or wounded 3 025. Navy vessels destroyed total 47 amounting to 58 835 tons. Spain faces severe treasury losses and loss of Pacific territories yielding revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Orleans
Spain
Heen Pacific
Abe J
Discovered by a Woman at a City Dreg Store
A fragment notes a discovery by a woman at a local store offering items priced at and around zero to one hundred cents. The ad promises a cure or price refund and quips that long haired men are not posts, suggesting humorous marketing.
Portrait of Dutch Queen and Illinois Battleship Launch
Wilhelmina to be crowned queen of the Netherlands in September with a portrait for Hol lander’s Ladies' Home Journal. The battleship Illinois will be launched next month at Newport News with a 11000 ton displacement, four 13 inch guns and 16 knot speed, followed by a banquet at Old Point Comfort. The Nashville American lampoons a future Cuban annexation and the removal of Columbus’s body to Washington.
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Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Hoky
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hollander
Holland
Illinois
Chicago
Pigog
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Indiana
Nashville American
Cuba
United States
Christopher Columbus
Havana
Washington
Geakis Diseases Notice From Away & Co
Fragmentary OCR notice from Away & Co of Augusta Georgia shows reference to Geakis diseases and a partial address 3% Broad Street. Readable elements point to a trade or medical notice upcoming in Augusta with company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Away & CO
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Marie Louise Myrick
Sumter County
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Montsuk Point
Santiago
Taena
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Cervera
Boston Globe
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Atlanta Federation of Railroad Employes
Union Meeting of Railroad Brotherhoods
Lieut. Hanson
Alger and
Shafter
Tonto Rico
Hobson
Bombone
Aguinaldo
Accompixa
Augusta Herald
Luzon
Dewey
Simly
Schley
Brann
Icon Oclast Fame
Society of the Army of
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Camp
Black
Cad Utes
Man
America
P. P. P. Ppman
P.P.P
Lippman Brothers
Savannah
Ieee
J. Miller
Jackson Street
Jomn Kay
Hind ‘Regores
Jackson St
G. A. de Whomas
Harold Or
Mercer University
Beresa Macon
Selrpeoey
Mistry
Frotel
Tybee Island
Chas
Graham
Prop
Sumgay Mane
Hartford, Conn
W.R. Harper & Co
Atlanta, Ga
Mallary Bros. & CO
Macon
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Columbus
Atlanta
Hea ieEl
Gama
Mavaesah
Mantes
Ates
Dawson
Albany
Tee
Alabama
Ays
Evansville
Chicaro
Pullman Palace
Florida
Central of Georgia Railway Co
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Dalar
Upeuma
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