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Surrender talks fail as Santiago blockade tightens
Dispatches from Miles and Shafter report no surrender by noon and Brock Shafter warns of bombardment with 18 inch guns. Government hints at transporting besieged troops to Spain if capitulation occurs and notes yellow fever appears among Cuban troops.
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London
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Dewey
Spanish surrender terms debated after cabinet talks
Secretary Alger said Spain would surrender Santiago only if troops go to Spain at Spain's expense and may carry arms. Taral rejects that demand. Swafter urged unconditional surrender. Madrid reports Spain opens treasury bonds to fund war, with individual subscriptions high. Manila expedition sailed. Barcelona fears bombardment. yellow fever cases low at Siboney as Greenleaf tightens control.
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Toral
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Otis
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Siboney
Greenleaf
Old Glory Flies Over Santiago as Spanish Surrender
July 18 report that Spanish troops under General Toral surrendered and marched into American lines. Toral handed his sword to General Shafter who received it back. The city had been sacked before the American entry and flag-raising ceremonies followed.
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Washington
Santiago
Toral
Shafter
United States
Spain
Alger
Porto Rico
Miles
Lokalunziegar
Dewey
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Ceceania x Taly
Pauley
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San Francisco
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Philippines
Honolulu
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Shifter
Obituary of Nathan Newby of Hancock County Indiana
Nathan Newby born Sept 10 1834 in Bartholomew County Indiana died July 6 1898 in Chicago at age 63 years 9 months and 26 days. He lived most of his life in Blue River township Hancock County was married to Louisa Jane New in January 1854 who died January 31 1898. Five children were born to them three survive him. He was a member of the Friends church at Westland and bore years of suffering with Christian patience. His remains were taken to Greenfield to the home of his daughter Mrs Thomas Binford then to Westland church for funeral services conducted by Rev J O Binford and Rev Micajah Morris with burial in Westland cemetery.
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Bartholomew County
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L. B. Newby
Chicago
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Hancock County
Louisa Jane New
Heavenly Home
Friends’ Church At
Westland
Nathan
Thomas Binford
Greenfield
Westland Church
J. O. Binford
Knightstown
Micajah Morris
Westland Cemetery
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Ad Promises Quick Digestion
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with trial sizes and bottles for constipation and indigestion. The Sun and birds metaphorically praise improved health if the product is used as directed. A separate note recounts a dangerous snake procedure in India involving a king cobra and multiple workers.
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Dr. Caldwell
Collin’s Drug Store
War Developments and Naval Plans Amid Porto Rico Moves
Reports from Washington and Madrid on July 18 19 detail preparations for a land and naval push against Porto Rico and talks of a high level peace with the United States. Updates note Dewey tightening the Cavite blockade, and Porto Rican campaign plans awaiting formal orders. In Shafter's Santiago port area yellow fever crises and sanitary concerns surface as American forces prepare for action.
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Allies prepare invasion for Porto Rico and open port
Secretary Ae ger reports the vanguard of the invading army heads for Porto Rico with General Miles and Admiral Sampson to land near the coast under warship protection. 30 000 troops to follow. Indiana regiments 157th 158th and 160th among invaders. Newport News notes fever on transport Seneca but not allowed to land. McKinley issues governing proclamation for Santiago and tax reforms. Col William Bryan departs Omaha for Jacksonville. San Francisco reports seven hundred more opera...
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Xaopera
The Power of Persuasion in Gladstone’s Oratory
The article praises Gladstone for unmatched persuasive eloquence that transcends written argument. It notes his personal moral presence and emotional force, while acknowledging defects in logical reasoning and occasional rhetorical wounds from opponents like Professor Flaxley.
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Gladstone
Deep ocean pressure exceeds all human resistance
The Chicago Chronicle notes ocean depths five miles down create immense pressures. At bottom pressure would reach about 13,200 feet per square inch equivalent, far surpassing any manmade part. corked bottles leak at 80 feet, and wood sunk to depth has condensed tissues losing buoyancy and cannot float or burn.
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Chicago Chronicle
An Arizona Hair Cut
A humorous Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a barber calmly continuing work during a shooting at Mike's saloon next door. A tenderfoot asks if the disturbance bothers him, and the barber quips that it generally makes it easier as the shooting begins.
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Arizona
Mike
Chicago Tribune
Reduced July Fares for Big Four Lines to Winona Lake
Train schedule notes Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St L Ry offers reduced rates during July via Big 4 to Winona Lake with sale running to Sept 15 1898.
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Big 4
Winona Lake
Sale
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