Spain Moves Toward Peace as Madrid Accepts U S Demands
Madrid notes indicate Spain will accept the American terms and seek a suspension of hostilities. The note, sent to Leon y Castillo and relayed to French ambassador M. Cambon, aims to confer with the American commission on a regime for the Philippines and preserve territories. The Times correspondent notes authorities favor peaceful end. Madrid awaits the American reply and possible explanations.
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Spain
American Commission
Philippines
Senor Sagosta
Almodovar de Rio
Porto Rico
Loxpox
Madrid
Times
Senor Sugasta
Sagasta
Lushine Tig
Senor Romero Y Robleda
Pressser
McKinley
Cortes
Cuba
Loxvos
the Times
Cal
American War Office
Alger
New York
Santiago
War Office
Egents
American Troops Press Advance Toward San Juan and Cayey
Aug 7 dispatches describe U S forces marching from Guayaimín toward Cayey with outposts three miles beyond Guayaimín and plans to strike toward San Juan. Generals Hains Schwar and Monry push toward Arecibo and Cayey as fleet shifts to support an assault. religious friction and a fatal picket accident are noted amid ongoing campaign.
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Vorte
Conau
Hrooke
Cayey
Arrigo
San Juan
Miles
Gayey
Guay
Porto Rico
St Thomas
Tien
Hains
Ohio
Guayame
Guayaine
Olle Traops
Hinds
Guayaimne
Cinaynine
Herman Muffin
Thomas
Spain
Mississippi Weather Crops Report and Local Notices
Weather notes show near normal temperatures with uneven rainfall. cotton deteriorates from excess rain yet corn and crops in general hold promise, gardens grassy and peaches rotting in spots. Judge Orlando Davis of Holly Springs dies at about 45, long a lawyer and Civil War supporter. Meridian forms stock breeders association for a large fair to be held in October.
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Cora Kewlamt Meade
Orlando Davis
Mississippi
Holly Springs
Virginia
Tipley
Tippal County
Tie
Meridian
East Mississippi
West Mabama
Wrock Company
Carrion Birds of Cuba Inspire Campaign Horror
In Cuba carrion birds, notably the turkey vulture, terrify northern soldiers as they watch battles end and their dead lie among underbrush. The birds, though repulsive, perform sanitation by scavenging, drawing fines against disturbing them, and are protected as a vital part of the invasion army story.
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Cuba
Balquiri
Headda
Steader
Smee-Elwaning Department
Charleston
New Jersey
Atlantic
Chicago
Blue-Eyed Marksmen and a Market Complaining Weather Office
A Chicago Chronicle quotation argues blue-eyed marksmen have superior long-range aim due to vision differences and cites frontier icons like Dill and Masterson. The piece shifts to a Washington Post anecdote about a summer stock actress and a market scene where an old colored woman critiques weather office forecasts for hot days.
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Tha
Neulist
Natty Buje
Rogardis
Dilly
Kid
Wild Dill
Bat Masterson
Jesse Jones
Tennessee
Jackson
Cotton Bates
Packenham
Experi Ence
Chicago Chronicle
Stork
Chile
Washington Post
Fragmentary 19th Century Letters and Advertisements
Fragmented OCR text references the SEA of chatter about marriage rules and applicants, followed by brief mentions of Washington Star volunteers and a 100 year old New York Star volunteer. It includes stray lines about a stomach bitters and a fare inquiry from New York to San Francisco, reflecting satirical and miscellaneous items.
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Whueat
New York
Army
Beautiful Home Decor Plaque Promotion by Hubinger Bros
The article highlights Asher Movile porcelain game plaques in American Wild Ducks Phos Quail and English Snipe styles offered by J C Hubinger Co. to customers. Through September 1st buyers of Elastic Starch packages qualify for a free plaque, distributed via grocers only, not by mail.
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Nohon
Asher
Movile
Sophina
Beatty
J.C. Hubinger Meow
Origital
Hubinger Heos, Co
Jr. Hubinger Bros. Co
Moville
Seed catalog ad and local news fragments from 19th century paper
The fragment lists seeds and agricultural tips with prices such as 3¢ 18 priant and Wheat at 40 cents per bushel, plus Salter's Red Crone seed and Wynter Wheat. It advertises a seed catalog for fcents postage and mentions Salzer Seed Co at La Crome. A brief aside questions church attendance and notes readers respond about bad weather.
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Salter
Joan A
Salzer Seed CO
la Crome
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Guantanamo Bay
Washington
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Admiral Sampson
Key West
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Turkey
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Earnest
Henry
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Harkson
Ladies’ Relief Association
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Yazoo & Misssippi Valley Railroad
Natehws, Jackson & Columbus Division
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Supreme Court
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Free Trade
Leake County
Warren
Sather
Rm, Seal
Tnion County
New Albany
Albert Sydney Johnson
Corinth
Shred Regiment
W. D. Gibbs
Gibbs
Yazoo Rifles
Manama Parl
Namemss Company Organtan
Pontotoc & Starkeille Railroad
Mississippi Volunteers
Col. Banks
Meaigas
Uibbs
Yazoo County
Guv. McLaurin
C. A. Lomax
Waynesboro
National Banks of
Clope of Business
Comptroller of Currency
Starling
Greenville
J. M. Jayne
W. E. Montgomery
Walter Sillers
L. C. Dulaney
Charles H. West
Robert Somerville
Breenville
H. Crittenden
Carrion Birds OF
Fintan
Marti Washington Star
San Pronciais
England
Tes
Atchman Globe
Spring Hill College
Gexs
Belenaunst Monthly
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Purdy
Pilouston
Aino
Uae
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Kansas City
WANG
Oll Hans
Ayer
Tyepepeie
Tare Ayer
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Phila
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Etophy
Denver Times
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0Liver NY
Alven
Piso
Seneca St. Buffalo
Baltieax
Plows & Wyman
Tiffin
OHO
Rover
Castoria
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Ave
New Haven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Maus
Georgie Wass
Bank St
Cincinnati
Lydia
Pinkham
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