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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1898
Page
2
A sprawling, fragmented OCR piece recounts sweeping claims and curious anecdotes from late 19th century reportage. It touches on George Dewey, Admiral figures, Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and naval actions, alongside financial tallies, population notes, and various political and military snippets from an era of empire and conflict.
Report discusses the Spanish commissioners rejecting a U S demand to cede the Philippines. It notes the American protocol status, U S reservations, and Spain asserting authority over the archipelago while negotiations continue amid a contested balance of powers in the Pacific and Caribbean regions.
Washington reports a U S movement to occupy Puerto Principe as part of Cuba operations. Orders direct rapid action once Spanish evacuation plans trigger commissioners in Meeker district and African authorities, with first landings anticipated after November 22. United States troops prepare to maintain order and protect life and property amid shifting evacuation dates.
A jury in Wisconsin delivered a verdict in a complex conspiracy case involving Keswlretamu Avantital Ostikesh and several defendants including Nova-Thomas J. Kotd, George Zenter, and Michael Troi. The trial centered on alleged actions connected to the Oabkont Wing Strike.
Maryence George and Kale Metee, both of Langdon, were struck and killed by a Baltimore & Ohio express train while crossing tracks to catch a Washington-bound train late Wednesday night. The incident occurred about four miles from Langdon, leaving a tragic local accident in the aftermath of a reunion of World’s Columbian Exposition directors in St. Louis. Several other items include maritime disaster news, treasury debt figures, mining consolidations, and various international developments.
Washington reports the annual treasury review for the naval year ending with July. It notes net ordinary revenues of $101.28 million and expenditures of $161.90 million, a deficit of $60.62 million, plus details on gold, bonds, Pacific railroads, and currency movements affecting the national finances.
A list of warships including Centurion Narcissus Hermione Whiting and Fame destroyers stands ready for action with others posted at Chefoo and Wort Arthur. Coast guards nationwide are mobilizing. a large Russian fleet is reportedly near Halifax as Renown sails with ammunition and stores.
The emperor and empress of Germany toured Jerusalem amid a morning salute barrage from fortress guns and large cheering crowds. Officials and citizens praised their visit, noting the emperor’s amiable remarks to mothers and his claim of seven children among the infants present.
Multiple regional items include a tragedy in Livingston Kentucky where John Meat eus and brothers were shot. Jot and Clayton Mathews killed near Maeville. Meadows, the teacher, surrendered and is jailed. Fagan, a key witness, found murdered with an inquest promised. Also, a San Francisco pressmen strike disrupts afternoon editions. grain car shortages hit Kansas. Britain contracts spirits for smokeless powder. Bank of Commerce in Chicago to liquidate. Col. Chase dies after a fall. Admiral Dewey notes the Charleston sail from Manila to the Philippines.
Mississippi cattle trade eases quarantine limits under new dipping and inspection rules, enabling Southern stockers to ship to Northern markets. New charters include Instantaneous Ice Cream Freezer and Yazoo Normal and Industrial Institute. Cattle thieves grow bold near Jackson as state lands sales surge and public notices reveal local civic changes.
An elderly speaker reflects on his lack of tact and how he learned to avoid needless fights by letting minor issues go. He credits a calmer approach with preserving equanimity and reducing wear from constant conflict. The narration shifts to a collage of comic segments and brief notes from various items.
Letters from Mrs. Jonux Wituiase of Englishtown New Jersey and Mrs. Josuint Penrusom of Warren Pennsylvania recount dramatic recoveries after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Both describe long lasting womb and back issues with dizziness heart trouble and immense relief following treatment.
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