End of Spanish Rule Transfer of Cuban sovereignty
Havana January 3 1899 the sovereignty of Cuba passed from Spain to the United States at noon with exchange of speeches the raising of the US flag and bombardment salutes. Generals Brooke Chaffee Wade and Cuban leaders observed as the Spanish flag came down and the stars and stripes rose atop the palace. Crowds cheered from rooftops while guards and bands gathered for the evacuation ceremony.
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Cuba
Spain
United States
Olous
Dudley
Department of Justice
L. W. V. Kennon
Department
Department of Commerce and Agriculture
T. A. Bliss
Commissary Department
The
Treasury
Hanna
Department of Public Instruction
Dunwoody
Signal Corps
Public Works Department
John R. Brooke
Ludlow
Brooke
General Chaffee
Lauret
Mario Menocal
Mayia Rodriguez
Serafin Sanchez
Jose Miguel Gomez
Nadarte
Rafael de Cardenas
Agramenta
Vidal
Valiente
Chaffee
Secord Minnis
Castellanos
Cubnaisy
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Jerome
Cabanas
Butler
Hart
Wade
Paris
Castellavos
el Vado
Prado
Central Park
Cerro
Quemados
Achia del Norte
Lee
Santiago
Bantiaco
Bande
Nebraskas tight race rages in caucus fight for speaker
Nebraska politics center on Republican speakership contest as Haller, Rouse, Pollard resist caucus, Clark gains support with 84 pledges. Meiklejohn in Washington urges GOP lawmakers to back Thompson for U S senator amid Nebraska maneuvering.
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Molklejonn
Thompson
Lively Tustle Hor
South Dakota
Quay
Lixcey
Nebraska
Haller
Rouse
Pollard
Clark
Eveiting
Meiklejohn
Washington
D.E. Thompson
United States
Golden Medical Discovery Noted as Lifesaving Across States
An old warning on death aside, an account from Buffalo notes the Invalids Hatch and Surgical Institute’s standing. A Worcester County man credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with saving his life after a grave lung complaint, aided by Pleasant Pellets.
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Supmons
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids’ Hatch and Surgical Institute
Mos
United States
Massachusetts
John Brooks
Roylster
Worcester Co
Dubois Whited Engagement in Chicago Jan 11
Ex United States Senator Fred T. Dubois of Blackfoot Idaho to wed Miss Edna Maxfield Whited of Dolan Idaho in Chicago on January 11 at Miss Whited's brother in law Rev Howland Hanson residence. After ceremony couple to depart for six week eastern trip and plan to reside in Blackfoot after March 1.
Brazilian Bali Reverses Decades of Dyspepsia Says Broome
Chas. Broome of 850 South Second St Philadelphia reports relief from 30 years of dyspepsia after two months on Brazilian Bali. He says pain stomach cough gone and he can eat anything, praising Brazilian Balm as the world’s best.
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Chas. Broome
South Second St
Philadelphia
Cured In One Night Says York Lawyer on Balm
Charles H. Connette of York Pennsylvania praises a Brazilian Balm for curing a severe cold in a single night and offers to let the manufacturer use his name freely in promotion. He calls it the greatest medicine in the market.
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Mars Hartstown
J. R. Atkinson
Charles H. Connette, Esq
York
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