Spaniards Reply to American Demands Memorandum
Paris reports Spanish American commissions held a quick 25 minute session with Spain defending sovereignty over the Philippines and rejecting withdrawal on terms set by the peace protocol. The Spanish document was handed to the Americans without being read, and future talks were scheduled. The Journal notes U S positions hindered dialogue and urges Spain to prepare for future struggles.
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Philippine indemnity talks reach no exact figure yet
Discussion in Paris about U S payment to Spain for the Philippines has not named precise sums. American commissioners know the total cost and will reveal the exact amount offered, reportedly between 20,000,000 and 40,000,000 pounds, with Spain seeking more. They aim to conclude negotiations soon to advance peace talks.
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Carolina Trouble Investigations Open After McCormick Mob
The South Carolina government orders a federal probe into why James W. Tolbert assistant postmaster at McCormick was forced from his home and office by threats from a mob of about 100. Tolbert pleads for governor protection to return to his family and work, asserting Republican ties and seeking safety for property and business in McCormick Abbeville County. The case follows race riot tensions and is being referred to U S Attorney Lathrop.
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Washington, D. C
Defeated in the Senate Redding bill on electing county judges
Georgia legislature reports the defeat of Senator Redding's bill to have judges and solicitors elected by popular vote. The General Judiciary Committee deemed the plan unwise due to county racial and party majorities, while other measures undergo fiery debate amid education and reform battles.
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Bryan on the Elections and War Policy Reflections
Neheaskan Neb Nov 16 Colonel W J Bryan speaks on election results after war. He notes Republicans gained in some areas and lost in others while wartime management stayed with Republicans. He argues the gold standard and bank control stay debated as peace approaches and foreign policy awaits treaty terms.
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Democrats Hold Jubilee in Celebration of North Carolina Victory
A large Democratic jubilee was held in Ratzton to toast the party’s recent victory in North Carolina. About 1,000 people joined a torch lit procession through streets illuminated by residences and bursts of rockets. Speeches at Nash Square featured Francis D. Winston and R D Gilmer, with a two hour program ending in ovations for officials and guests. Telegrams from notable figures were read amid cheers.
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Richmond County
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Permanent Legislature Organizes Under Governor Johnston
In Mostcomerr Alabama on November 16 the legislature solidified its permanent setup by confirming caucus nominees. R M Cunningham of Jefferson became senate president. John F Proctor of Jackson is secretary. Richard G Banks of Colbert is assistant secretary. D F McCall of Montgomery is enrolling and entie clerk. J A Wilcox is assistant. Charles Waller of Hale is speaker of the house. Massie Wilson of Clark is clerk. Judge Williamson of Barbour is enrolling clerk. Val Taylor of ... is clerk. T J Insistantiar is doorkeeper. The two caucuses debated minor posts with spirited sessions as Governor Johnston presented his biennial message.
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Spain Forwards Orders In Paris Peace Talks
Dispatches from Paris indicate Spain’s peace commissioners expect extended joint talks. Emperor William plans a cautious visit to Port Mahon and Cartagena with minimal ceremonies, while Spanish authorities anticipate no revolutionary upheaval following Carlist expectations.
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King Humbert Opens Parliament with Speech from Throne
King Humbert addressed Hallam Parliament announcing forthcoming pardons for those misled during last spring’s rioting in Italy. He endorsed Italy’s government proposals at Greve and the anarchist conference, pledged internal reforms, and favored disarmament talks with the czar’s plan. The king and queen rode to the parliament amid cheers and frequent applause during the delivery.
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Curfew Veto Sparks Debate Over Personal Liberties
St Louis mayor Zeigenhain vetoed the curfew bill urged by the city council amid criticism that it would abridge personal liberties. The veto comes on the heels of wartime policy clashes and local political tensions.
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Gentlemen Hats and Furnishings at Cost in Grand Closeout
Retailer advertises a wide stock of hats shirts collars cuffs neckwear suspenders gloves and related menswear items at cost to close out entire stock. Encourages customers to visit and buy while the sale lasts.
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