Black Diamond Railroad Promoter Vs Visionary Critics
Col Boone faces opposition as he argues for a vast low grade Black Diamond route from Duluth to Port Royal. He cites territory rich in minerals and forests, compares with Louisville Nashville, and urges rapid, costly construction to access markets, ports, and new territorial opportunities amid imperial expansion.
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End of the War Proclamation and Peace Protocol Details
The article reports an official press release from August 12, 1898, outlining the peace protocol between the United States and Spain. It lists main terms, including Spanish cessions of sovereignty over Cuba, Puerto Rico, and other West Indies islands, the cession of an island in the Ladrones, U S occupation of Manila pending treaty terms, and evacuation plans. It covers commissions to negotiate peace, suspending hostilities upon signature, and the President's proclamation ordering immediate cessation of military actions.
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H. C. Conzin
Miles
Shafter
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War Department
William McKinney
Washington
William McKanvey
William R. Day
Murder Trial Casts Shadow on Second Wisconsin
A Marinette dispatch reports Private L. A. Duke of the 7th Wisconsin, who killed Private Thomas Stafford of the 13th Infantry in a Ponce saloon quarrel, was court martialed August 3 and shot on August 4. The killing followed a dispute in a wipe shop in the mountains near Ponce.
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Marinette
Ponce
Porto Rico
L. A. Duke
7Nd Wisconsin Regiment
Thomas Stafford
13Th Infantry
Stafford
Mustered Out Soon. Troops From Last Call to Be Sent Home
A Washington memo to the New York Journal says all troops recruited under the last call will be mustered out within thirty days. Some 70,000 men will return home, transported from their enlistment sites. An additional 100,000 volunteers to stay in service for Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. Also notes financial moves by the State Board of Control to fund schools and dispensary assets and contains an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
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General Assembly
Hall
Malls
Lea Thraantala
Anderson County announces numerous Democratic primary candidates
A lengthy notice lists multiple residents and officials of Anderson County announcing candidacy for various offices under the Democratic Primary. Names include William J. Bolt, Jas M Payne, R E Parker, L O Willibord, Brown A Willson, Oliver Bolt, W P Snelgrove, Jas M Sullivan, T T Wakefield, Geo E Prince, B C Martin, R B A Robinson, J L Jackson, J W Ashley, E M Rocker Jr, John B Leverett, G A Rank, Lewis M Mahaffey, Ale A W Attaway, R B Nicholson, F B Rice, H R Russell, G N C Boleman, Julius E Boggs, Latimer, and others.
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Anderson County
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R. E. Parker
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W. P. Snelgrove
House of Representatives
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Geo. E. Prince
C. Martin
Lewis M. Mahaffey
Ale A. W. Attaway
R. BE. Nicholson
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