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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1899
Page
2
A chaotic column surveys global events from a Rosana mine sale in Oregon to Canadian labor movement and US exports. It notes price records for Broadway land, calendar reforms in Russia, a multi wife violinist case, heavy gun projects at Sandy Hook, umpire disputes, and Cuban employment shifts, all framed in brisk punchy prose of the period.
A week’s condensed news from Washington and abroad covers treaty payments for the Philippines, U S financials with April 29 totals, troop movements and appointive actions by the president. It notes a parcel post agreement with Venezuela, Arlington burials, and various political, legal, and criminal items across the United States and international scenes.
A New York review notes this era marks a shift toward industrial capital and major corporations. It discusses mergers, combinations, and government policy shaping production, markets, labor, and capital flows affecting trade dynamics this week.
torn diary style report from Manila front describes MacArthur’s forces entering San Fernando, rebels retreating by train, and the town burned as troops withdrew. Casualty notes from the War Department list several officers wounded or dead, with updates from Lawton and units in Malate and nearby districts.
A fragmentary report notes Atkinson from Tester leads an anti imperial move. The Norsemen posted a bid to unseat Manila’s leaders and the president aims to restrain pamphlets tied to So Peinessee. Washington and Weelingtcns observers weigh the outcome.
Washington on May 6 reported that Helal Assaennees was granted a permit related to travel or transfer to China. The notice emphasizes that the interests are unbarred and not affected by previous actions. No further details on the parties or specific conditions are provided.
A chaotic collage of reports from Washington to Venezuela, detailing reciprocity talks with Italy, Baltimore mayoral landslide, Idaho miner riots, Alaska theft, and U.S. war posture notes. Dispatches cite official reactions, local elections, and regional unrest across ports, territories, and states.
Washington May 5 official cable from Admiral Raute in Apia notes truce talks and military operations in Samoa. Rebels in Samoan battles near Veilitna and Vallitua reported, with British and American ships involved. Casualties include several wounded and a killed rebel. European officials press for peaceful withdrawal and international oversight.
Washington reports indicate Aquinaldo readiness to surrender near term as President Schurman presses for open peace with the Americans. Officials say the United States asserts sovereignty over the Philippine archipelago, with cabinet members recentl y confirming the stance in a White House conference.
A series of reports from May detail tornado damage across towns including NE and MO, with deaths and injuries reported in Kirksville and local theater incidents. The piece notes disruptions in public services, the Duluth street strike, and a political debate on China policy in a government cabinet.
May 4 Wardner Idaho reports troops continuing the war effort against dynamiters. A detachment to Canyon Creek aims to identify the dynamiters. In Wake May 3 Cane County, soldiers arrest many suspects across the mountains as snow and roads hinder movement.
Washington reports that President will call Congress to a special session early in October to address currency reform and issues stemming from the Spanish cession era, with Speaker Reed's resignation likely delaying committee appointments and action before the December regular session. Reports from New York describe a murder case, bank and life insurance news, and various local incidents including a deadly cat bite and a Denver street car project.
A Times-Democrat excerpt details the autograph mania in hotels where managers and clerks compile albums for stars. A manager jokes about forging sentiments in volumes while actors and actresses are pursued for signatures. The tale highlights the fascination with autographs and the pester power of fans.
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