Garcia Denies Cuban Pay for Disbanding Troops
In Santa Cruz the Cuban assembly facesOct 20 election delays due to transport shortages. General Calixto Garcia denies taking money from the United States for aiding disbanding efforts, stating he is a patriot. General Wood arranges transport to Santa Cruz del Sur and coordinates with Washington on troop movements and civil governance. A New York citizens' ice plant gift will soon serve Santiago with seven tons daily capacity and a meat refrigerating annex.
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Domingo Mendez Capote
Benjamin Cierra
Jose A. Lanuza
Calisto Garcia
Enrique Varona
Oruba Libre
Wood
Hayti
General Wood
McKinssey
Santiago
General Moore
Advocate Blount
Manzanillo
Havana
Washington
Hobson
Colon
Guantanamo
Infante Maria Teresa
United States
Cristobal Colon
Guantanamo Bay
Chester
Perez
Garecia
Calixto Garcia
Garcia
Santa Cruz del Sur
Cuba
Bessie
Toguch
Holguin
New York
Mrs Sherman Improving After Illness in Washington
Washington notes Mrs Join Sherman showing improvement and brighter mood though unable to speak, with family hoping for an early recovery. In San Francisco, the transport steamer Pennsylvania arrived from Manila after 83 days, bringing nine soldiers from Manila and 16 from Honolulu.
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Sheriman
Washineton
Join Sherman
Maniia
San Francisco
United States
Pennsylvania
Manila
Honolulu
Special Diplomatic Corps Return From Omaha Exposition
Washington October 17 Special train carrying diplomatic corps army officials and Washington reporters arrived at Baltimore and Ohio station after a 31 hour 8 minute journey from South Chicago The party included General A W Greeley General A W Humphrey Major Heistand and press agent J H Maddy Major General Miles left Omaha to investigate Pillager uprising The Chicago jubilee reception committee invited them to stay but the offer was declined Remarks praised the trip and services provided by the Northwestern and Wagner Palace Car companies The Omaha exposition managers ensured a highly enjoyable visit for the guests.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Baltimore and Ohio
Northwestern
Chicago
A. W. Greeley
A. W. Humphrey
Heistand
J. H. Maddy
Miles
Omaha
St. Paul
Northwestern Railroad
Wagner Palace Car Company
Baltimore and Ohio and
Omaha Exposition
Senator to Sail for Manila on Tuesday
San Francisco reports the transport Pennsylvania arrived with 18 sick Manila troops and 11 from Honolulu. Names include Clement Atkins James Denton Joel Holmes and Wallace Philips of the New York volunteers. Zelandia to dock today and Senator troopship to Manila soon.
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Zelandia
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Manila
Ladrones
Honolulu
Clement Atkins
James Denton
Joel Holmes
Wallace Philips
New York Volunteers
Division
Philips
Bullock
Honoluln
Senator
Grant to Command San Juan in Puerto Rico
The stars and stripes will be formally raised at San Juan on Tuesday. Brigadier General Fred D. Grant will command the district of San Juan including Arecibo Bayamo and Humaca with adjacent territory. Brigadier General Henry will command the other portions of Porto Rico.
Questioning the Iowa Vote on McKinley’s War Policy
The piece urges Iowa voters to support Republican candidates to sustain the McKinley administration’s war effort against Spain. It frames opposition as darkening the republic’s councils, cites wartime unity, and warns against Democratic challengers who criticize annexation and funding measures. It emphasizes nonpartisan support for the president and warns of consequences if Democrats gain Congress.
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McKinley
Omaha
Iowa
Rew
Jaws
Congress
Hawaii
Republic
Towa
Hawaiian Islands
Spain
Councils of the Republic
Europe
America
House of Representatives
Perse
Be Sure You're Right Then Go Ahead in Politics
A commentator notes Davy Crockett wisdom applies to modern Populist rhetoric. In a pre speech interview Osceola figure Bynum defends Republican sound money and honest government while criticizing Democrats for confusing audiences with hair-splitting theories and lofty phrasing.
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Davy Crockett
Osceola
Bynum
Understanding the gold standard and bimetallism debate
A speaker critiques silver proponents and explains why a genuine double standard is impossible. Governor Shaywin’s plain language is cited, arguing that a standard coin must equal the metal value it contains and that metal values fluctuate, making a true double standard unachievable.
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Shaywin
United States
Fusion Effort Shifts to Congress Seats in Iowa
The Democratic state central committee withdraws from the state ticket race and concentrates on pulling fusion candidates for Congress in the Second Sixth Eighth and Ninth districts. Republicans should guard these doubtful districts. A railroad company reportedly ordered workers to vote against Lacey in the Sixth district, claiming 400 votes at stake. Jurist Spurrier criticizes Altgeld with a Blasphemous comparison to Lincoln and says he does not expect to win the supreme court seat.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
Lacey
Altgeld
Ilinois
Des Moines
Spurrier
Supreme Court of Iowa
Lincoln
Iowa
Supreme Court
President Barnaby Rebounds After Nervous Breakdown
Hartsville College head Professor Alvin P. Barnaby of Hartsville Ind recounts his recovery from a nervous breakdown after overwork. He credits Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, saying six boxes restored his strength and nerve tone, and notes a public affidavit confirming the cure.
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Barnaby
Hartsville College
Alvin P. Barnaby
Hartsville
Ind
United Brethren
Kent Co
Mich
Lyman J. Scudder
Election Proclamation for Iowa General Election 1898
Iowa Governor Leslie M. Shaw proclaims a general election on November 8 1898. Lists offices to be filled including Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Supreme Court judges Attorney General Clerk Reporter Railroad Commissioner and representatives in Congress with many district and county judicial seats. Proposes constitutional amendment and announces probate notices and county sheriff proclamation in Cass County.
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Leslie M Shaw
Iowa
Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
George W. Perkins
Congress
First
Second
Third
Fourth Judicial District
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh Judicial District
Highth Judicial District
Ninth Judicial District
Tenth Judicial District
Eleventh Judicial District
John C. Sherwin
Chas
Keley
Furteenth
William Bb. Quarton
A.M. Kornet
Walter J. South
W.R Green
Seventeenth Judicial
Charles L. Davidson
David J. Palmer
Charles M. Waterman
James M. Bollinger
General Assembly
Benjammin F. Carroll
David J. Falmer
Marion
Istrict
Kupesantistive
H. M. McCully
Johnson
A. Edwards
Delaware
Frank F. Merriam
Dickinson
Biuntuet
Osceola
M. K. Witciat
Senate
House of Representatives
I. J.P. Hill
Cass County
Toewle
Cass
Towa
Givin
District Court
Rucordur
Charity Attorney
P. Hill
State of Iowa
Court House
Atlantic
Wiliam Grodt
Casa County
Laws
Wallace's New Red Raspberry for sale in Des Moines
Wallace's New Red Raspberry touted as the best in every respect by Berryhill Fruit Farm in Des Moines Iowa. O W Rich, agent, offers liberal discounts to nursery men and salesmen.
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Wallace
O. W. Rich
Berryhill Fruit Farm
Des Moines
Iowa
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