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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1898

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London Dec 30 Obituaries and dispatches from around the world

A quick digest reports Frederick Chalmers a banking partner dying in London Worcester denies Washburn Moon Co link to a wire trust Dreyfus sailing rumor discredited Poultney Bigelow improving Romero Mexico ambassador dies at 62 Wheeling to Alaska voyage Krathofski hanged in Springfield for murder Grand jury in Chicago clears city council Fire in Victoria BC with water trouble Ocean liner Glenavon foundered missing crew Wei Hai Wei naval base deemed strongest in the east League of Patriots vows to block Dreyfus return Madrid funds to Cuba for troops Philippines prisoners prospects dim Navy bill to create admiral ranks favoring Dewey vice-admiral to be decided New York Florence E Rogers arrested in poison case son of Mrs Adams linked to the case

London Frederick Chalmers Brown, Shoply & Co Worcester Washburn Moon Company Wire Trust Paris New York Dreyfus Cayenne Poultney Bigelow Philippines Washington Romero Mexico San Francisco United States Wheeling Mare Island Springfield Mass Dominique Krathofski Victoria Pinkus Chicago Victoria B. C Pacific Ee Ohio Union Iron Works Hong Kong Glasgow Glenavon Wei-Hai-Wei Port Arthur League of Patriots France Madrid Cuba Rogers Adams Navy

Governor-elect Roosevelt appoints state official declines

The official declined the appointment as state superintendent of public works offered by Governor-elect Roosevelt and said he would return to private life continuing his prewar occupation.

Roosevelt

Final Stroke: Dervishes Defeated by Anglo-Egyptian Army

Information from Ciro reports Anglo-Egyptian troops under Colonel Lewis defeated the Dervishes led by Emir Fedil on the Blue Nile. Lewis has pursued Fedil since Omdurman, and the rout signals the dispersal of Mahdists in Sudan.

Ciro Colonel Lewis Emir Fedil Lewis Fedil Blue Nile Khalifa Omdurman Soudan

Government to Close Departments for Morrill Funeral

The president directs all executive departments and the Government Printing Office to close at 11 o clock on the 31st to observe the funeral of the late Senator Morrill of Vermont in the senate chamber at noon Saturday.

Morrill Government Printing Office Senator Morrill Vermont Senate

Expecting Trouble in Havana Over Evacuation Clashes

Norfolk reports several hundred marines at the barracks will be sent to Havana amid fears of a clash between Cuban and United States troops during evacuation ceremonies. Fort Monroe regulars are on standby and could sail from Frampton Roads to reach Havana in three days.

Havana Norfolk Fort Monroe Frampton Roads Philippines United States Spain Cuba

General Greene resigns from military service

Major General Francis V. Greene resigns and accepts honorable discharge from government and military service. He states he will return to private life and depart from active duty.

Francis V. Greene L Fe Washington

Living With A Broken Neck In Seventeenth Infantry

Columbus Ohio December 80 Corporal Martin J Tracy of the Seventeenth Infantry fell in the gymnasium. An X-ray showed a dislocated cervical vertebra with a rib torn from the spine. The report notes it is wondrous he remains alive after the severe injury.

Tracy Seventeenth Infantry Columbus Ohio Martin J. “Tracy Seventeeth Infantry

Cuban Patriotic Committee Postpones Havana Celebration

The Cuban patriotic committee in Havana decides to postpone the proposed six days celebration of the surrender of Havana in respect to the wishes of Gen. Brooke and Gen. Ludlow. Wax rep-Several boarders at No 55 Bland Street.

Cuban Patriotic Committee Havana Brooke Ludlow Wax Rep Bland Street Baldwin's

Local ads tout hats pianos and cigars across town

Mrs Brady advertises Fall and Winter hats and cheap capes to clear space for millinery at Raleigh street laundry building. Mrs Stevenson showcases hats and piano sales promise easy terms and low prices. Various Bluefield merchants push pianos cigars and shoes with easy payments and special offers including a $200 piano and Gold Plug tobacco.

G. B. Stevenson

John Hancock Hanged in Lynchburg for Assaults

In Lynchburg Virginia this morning at 9:15 the gallows’ trap released and John Hancock a colored man was executed for criminal assault on two white girls ages nine and eleven and a black girl of similar age. He faced death with little fear and declared his acceptance of judgment. Despite petitions for a new trial and a possible respite, the governor did not intervene and Hancock, after confessing guilt and saying farewell, died shortly after the fall.

Lynchburg John Hancock Johnson Henry Latham Flancock Hancock Court of Appeals

Suspicion Rises Over Iloilo Surrender Ties to Uprising

Washington reports a belief that the Iloilo surrender by the Spanish general to insurgents may have aimed to hinder the American arrival. Officials note possible Spanish efforts to stir trouble in the Philippines and Cuba, urging firmness and orderly governance to avoid further conflict.

Washington Iloilo Col. Potter Rios Philippines Cuba United States Spain

Congress Captivates Spanish Treat in New Haven

In New Haven on December 10 Professor Simon reports on Congress captivating discussions of a Spanish treaty. The event drew noted scholars and local attendees to the lecture hall for a detailed briefing on diplomatic terms and potential implications.

Congress New Haven Simon

Muster Out Volunteers List Grows With Key Regiments Named

Washington says the War Department is nearing a final list of volunteer regiments to be mustered out. Likely included are the 31st Michigan at Knoxville the 2d and 3d Tennessee at Columbus and Anniston the 3d North Carolina colored at Macon the 6th Virginia colored at Macon and the 1st West Virginia at Columbus. White urges keeping the 3d North Carolina in service. McKinley favorable after meeting the regiment in Macon.

Washington Secretary of War Michigan Knoxville Tennessee Columbus Anniston Ala North Carolina Macon Virginia West Virginia Manila War Department Representative White McKinley White

France in America says renounce Atlantic possessions for compensation

Le Matin states France would likely renounce rights along the Newfoundland coast but requires large compensation to offset loss of sovereignty over St Pierre and Miquelon, as of December 30 Paris report.

le Matin Atlantic Coast Paris France Foundland St. Pierre and Miquelon

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Closure Notice

A health claim advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying blood to expel germs and prevent illness, with Hood's Pills offered at 25 cents. The notice also notes a millinery business closing out capes at cost by MR. G. B. STEVINSON.

Hood MR. G. B. Stevinson

A J Samuel Displays Finest Nuts and Fruits

A J Samuel showcases the finest line of nuts and fruits among city grocers. Shoppers seeking quality are advised to visit the store for varied selections and reliable品.

A.J. Samuel

Fearful Wreck at Crenshaw’s on Princeton Avenue

A major wreck of high prices hits W. R. Crenshaw's on Princeton Avenue. Readily stocked with toys and every Santa Claus good, the store offers clothing, notions, shoes, hats, caps, provisions, and groceries. Phone 5B.

W. R. Crenshaw’s Princeton Avenue Santa Claus Imo

For Sale House and Lot on Allen Street

For sale a house and lot on Allen street owned by John T. Carr. Features include a large yard and garden, 8 rooms, a stable and all improvements and outbuildings. Easy terms offered. Apply to M. F. Douthat.

John T. Carr Allen Street M. F. Douthat

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Eruptions and Sores

A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for volcanic eruptions on the skin as well as old running sores fever sores ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises chapped hands and more. It promises pain relief and guarantees cure at 25 cents per box in drug stores.

Cubans Excluded From January 1 Demonstrations

Washington officials state General Brooke will prohibit Cuban soldiers from public processions and celebrations on January 1. Mc Kinley and Secretary Alger back a firm but humane approach to maintain order as Spanish troops depart. The administration cautions that Cuban procs could provoke clashes with Spaniards and risk public safety.

Washington McKinley Alger Brooke

Rebels Attack Baluchis Detachment in East Africa

Advices from British East Africa report October 10 clashes as rebels attacked a 30 man Twenty-seventh Baluchis detachment led by Lieut Hannynton en route to Masindi. One native officer and 12 Baluchis died, 9 wounded including Hannynton. rear guard held Kisatizi and repelled a later rebel assault with 2 more British wounded. Rebels suffered about 125 killed and 2 patrols were sent to pursue them.

Calcutta Kisatizi Lake Kioga

Many Convicts Escape in Havana Street Clash

Forty convicts paving a Prado street tried to escape to American lines. Spanish soldiers pursued them, Americans countered, and seventeen evaded capture by fleeing through houses and over roofs. Luis Rodriguez, a provision warehouse owner, was stabbed for refusing to shout Viva Cuba Libre and lies in hospital. Captain Herreras and his men shot an alleged cattle thief named Bartolo Noda at Jesus del Monte.

Havana Prado Senor Luis Rodriguez Cazada Galino Herreras Raoul Arargos Jesus del Monte Bartolo Noda

Arrival of American War Vessel Sparks Berlin Debate

Berlin observers react to reports of an American warship reaching Apia Samoa. The Vossische Zeitung suggests Britain will back the United States, undermining Germany’s isolated influence and signaling full pursuit of McKinley’s policy.

Berlin Apia Samoa McKinley Vossische Zeitung Great Britain America Germany

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