Peace Treaty Signed by Queen Regent in Madrid
Madrid reports the queen regent signed the Spain United States peace treaty with Washington awaiting formal ratification notices through the French ambassador. The draft treaty dated December 10, 1898, had Senate approval 57 to 27 and was subsequently signed by the president, as the next step calls Spain to name a special envoy to exchange copies in Washington. The exchange will be a historic ceremony of notable interest.
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End near in Manila as hostilities may end soon
Advices from Manila suggest a climax could occur at any hour. Officials in Washington are pleased with conditions but will not discuss dispatch details. Indications point to hostilities ending shortly, with President McKinley advised.
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Gunboat Chase Against Insurgents Near Pasig and Santa Cruz
United States gunboat Laguana de Bay and Oeste chase rebels along Pasig River in Manila Bay region. Insurgents flee as ships clear channel and shells hit positions near Santa Cruz. Washington regiment reports 150 prisoners near Taguig and ammunition seized. engineers build temporary Pasig bridge for artillery trains.
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Major Smith Denies Press Association In Any Combine
Major O J Smith president of the American Press Association vociferously denies reports of a Chicago formed press combine. The association headquarters are in New York with branches nationwide and he calls the report baseless.
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Community Notes From Bendaley Area
The community nears corn planting completion as mumps and measles wane. A social singing gathering drew a nice crowd at the Payne home with visitors Miss Lula Pate from Bethel and Miss Alai Henry from Thompson Creek. Lula Pate will entertain the choir at the Franklin residence Saturday. Rev. Andrews preached last Sunday evening.
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