50 000 Men Needed for Service in Cuba
The War Department directed that an army of 50 000 be deployed to Cuba to maintain order in Havana as American ships Brooklyn Texan Castine and Resolute sail to the port. Admiral Sampson and Generals Ware Butler and Corbin urged rapid occupation creating a bulwark against potential outbreaks amid the unrest in Havana.
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Navy Department
Corbin
House Military Affairs Committee
Ware
Butler
Sampson
United States
Brooklyn
Texan
Castine
Havana
Cuba
Herman or Davis Named Likely to Cabinet Vacancy
Prominent administration figures in the city expect a promotion to fill the upcoming vacancy caused by Secretary Bliss's resignation. Binger Herman and Webster Davis are top contenders, both trusted by the president and noted for long service. Davis has strong campaign credentials and support from various states. Dec 14 mention.
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Wasnixatos
Bliss
Binger Herman
Gentors Land
Webster Davia
Verman
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Inter
Herein
Davis
Manty States
The Escape and Delayed Hope in Illness Context
A fragmented colonial era style piece contrasts prison escape urgency with illness postponement. It likens delaying recovery to choosing to remain ill, citing Dr. Jeree and a Buffalo origin tonic as a remedy, while warning that hesitation weakens the chance of escaping both confinement and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Jeree
Buffalo
N.Y
Peace Jubilee Arrives as McKinley Attends in Atlanta
President McKinley arrives in Atlanta for the Peace Jubilee after a cold morning trip via Southern railway. He is welcomed at the depot and by the statehouse, with General Joe Wheeler leading the reception and a joint session of Georgia’s General Assembly honoring the visit. The president, Mrs. McKinley, and cabinet members stay at the Kimball House amid a day of ceremonies and a Capitol ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Senate
AtLanta
Aslanti
Southern Railway
Mra. McKinley
Gainesville
Union Depot
Arlania
Wheeler
Joe Wheeler
McKinley
Kimball House
the Treasury
Gage
War
Alger
Navy
Long
Smith
Agriculture
Miss Wilson
J. Addison Porter
Porter
Cortelyon
Barnes
Anna Wheeler
Gerral
Henry W. Lawton
Ral Young
Zauong
B. M Young
Second Army Corps
Augusta
George RK. Peck
Peck
Candier
Capitol
Gunn
Hunter Street
William G. O'Bear
Candler
Senator Hand
Representative Hardwick
House
Herahoe
Statehouse
General Assembly
House of Representatives
William A. Dodson
Sop
Cal Puedo Te
Ing
Georgia
Spain
United States
Tuskegee
Johnston
Alabama State Senate
Floral Parade and Tuskegee Visit Highlight Atlanta News
A Confederate memorial note recounts reconciliation and unity as a floral parade charms Atlanta with decorated carriages and cheering children. President McKinley plans a Tuskegee visit to inspect Booker T. Washington’s school, with a large student procession and speeches anticipated.
Man Connected to Loetgert Case Victim of Seepage Injury
December 14 report says Captain Williaa N. Knoch suffered a bedbound illness linked to sepsis after a trial revealing a sesameoid bone fragment found in Ludgert's vat. The fragment was cited as key evidence in the murder case involving Adolph Louis Loetgert and Mrs. Ludgert.
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Loetgert
Cass
Sesamold
Adolph Louis Loetgert
Falon
Williaa
N. Knoch
Enoch Baa
Baa
Enoch
Knoch
Ludgert
Cotton Market Opened Steady with Little Trade
The cotton market opened steady with prices unchanged and then about 1 point higher. General trend after the call tilted toward higher levels but trading remained exceptionally light. Rumors of shortages in medical grades and strong print cloth demand from East River influenced sentiment, yet failed to spark solid speculative activity.American Humane association met in Seaton and planned daily sessions to select officers. Werner company plans a reorganization in Akron with a court-ordered sale slated January 35. Charles F. Mart, long-time city editor, died of appendicitis. Kufenta, Ala saw a large dry goods firm’s general assignment in insolvency. Postmaster nominations included EXM Robinson for Pensacola and A Crawford for Athens.
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New York
Doo
Eat River
Seaton
Wasmxcrox
American Humane Association
Ogates
Wright
Board of Commissioners
District of Columbine
Effigart
Kufenta
Evravta
Ala
A. Beringer
Wasitxatox
Exm Robinson
Pensacola
Fis
Ei A. Crawford
Padmaster
Ton
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Ver Haak
Southwestern Dist
Caull
Shaw
Ry Agpeetalty
Sturet Fomsyib
Jeary Surgeon
ASD
Ranerisa
Blalock & Cobb Ablenats
Aaratcts
Gronda Feer
Law
Jabie
Aimertena
Peony
Asroey
Mes
Lam Oscrover
Aserice
Atven
Apisistel
Casper
Lamar St
Echo la
America
York Musical Echo CO
Broadway
W.T. Davenport & Son Insurance Saents Joiner Core
Jackseo Street
Levi Tower
Parnitane
Levi Itower
Allen House
E.D. Sheffield Co
E. D. Sheffield Co
Sheffield Co
D. Sheffiel Co
Jess
E. D. Sheffield_Co
Yosis
E. D. Sheffield[Co
Sheffeld Compa Len & Sheffi
Cattrorsta Fig Srnur Co
Cautronxta Fre Sraur Co
Cattronxta Fre Sraur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
GAN Francigco
Cal
DeWitt
Little
Ely Risers
P.O. Beae
Ely’s
Warren St
Allen
Odella Union
Forsyth
Amerious
F. C
Veffegts
Kalamazoo
Pineston Company
Howe
J. J. Hanesley
Americus GA
Herman OR Davis
Foxe
Dee
Kunak
Wesper
Willapy
Incrfere
Knaak
Couemace
Superior Court
Colunbus Street Railroad Company
City Mills Company
Naxing
City Mill Company
Cuar Lotte
N. C
Minnie White
JAG E Nigiae
L Wheeler
Trinity Avenue
Trinity Church
Peachtree and
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Tts
Kimball
Capital City Club
Peachuve Street
Brunwick
Bronswick
Harry F. Dunwody
Ma “Betts
Foot
Dunwody
Atkinson
Harry Dannody
Edward Mason
Mostcomery
Werner Company
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City
C. F. Mart
Puiapenorta
Charles F . Hure
Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
Sacnavento
Root, Nielson & Co
Bilwardgan
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