Spain Faces Peace Talks Strain Over National Character
Madrid dispatch notes Premier Sagasta fails to unite broad party support for a national peace commission. Cortes debates and Count Almena attack generals, while Madrid worries Sagasta must remain in power through peace. US demand for Luzon triggers fears of broader cession and possible German broker deals. Some call for abandoning sovereignty if forced to concede more than a coaling station, amid army cost concerns.
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Porto Rico Peace Brings New Language Ties
In San Juan and Philadelphia dispatches the American entry into Porto Rico quiets Spanish authority as natives cheer the conquerors, study English, and salute U S officers with rare courtesy. Political divisions back home hint at postwar Cuba debt, Weyler plots, and possible dictatorship amid cortes factions and royalist intrigues.
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Brains Faith in Kali Phosphoricum and Homoeopathy Claim
A Bryan Texas article extols Kali Phosphoricum as brain nourishment and a cure for nervous and mental ailments. It promotes Schuessler’s tissue salts, claims brain disease is common, and offers free consultation at Office Room 5 Parker Building.
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Republican Call for Precinct 4 Mass Meeting 1898
J A Nichols precinct chairman calls a mass meeting at the courthouse on September 23 1898 at 7 pm to endorse precinct officers and address business for the convention. A B Thornton serves as secretary.
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