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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1898

Page

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Protocol of peace with Spain outlines territories in Cuba and Puerto Rico

The document for peace between Spain and the United States details Spain renouncing sovereignty over Cuba and ceding Puerto Rico and other Antillean islands. It also covers U S occupation of Manila, evacuation plans, and the conference setup in Paris for a full treaty, dated August 12, 1898. The piece also notes the prominence of the letter M and mentions measles and a portmaster nomination in Greensboro.

Spain United States Porto Rico Antilles Ladrona Bay of Manila Manila Philippines Calis Havana Cuba San Juan de Porto Rico Portto Rico Paris

Cost Of War To Date In The United States

Washington reports the Spanish-American War lasted 114 days with an estimated cost to the government of 150 million dollars to date, including 18 million paid from the treasury. Expenditures by month show army and navy totals rising from March through August, with overall war department charges at 65.3 million and navy charges at 32.7 million, plus appropriations of about 60 million through January 1800. Casualties include 1,080 army killed and 2,300 wounded, navy 7 killed and 48 wounded, with complete wounded figures not yet supplied.

Washington Spain Treasury Artay Navy Army War Department Navy Department Congress United States Shafter Chamberlain L. Bogs Stumptown Gilmer County West Va Bolton

Miss Arnold and Hobson Kiss At Long Beach Incident

The poem like account recalls Miss Arnold describing the moment Lieutenant Hobson kissed her after a playful exchange about being a child again. The tale includes his joke about treating her as a child and the ensuing kiss observed by onlookers. Also included is John Oliver of Philadelphia praising Electric Bitters after a near fatal illness, noting recovery after three weeks of use.

Miss Arnold Lieutenant Hobson Long Beach Mr. Dink Mr. Hobson John Oliver Philadelphia

Illustrated Narratives On A Resting Vessel And War Tales

The source recalls a Washington Post style comparison from Sampson's Report about the Colon sinking and being pushed ashore by the New York as well as a dialogue fragment from the Mexican War era. A joke exchanges about a soldier’s frontline experiences follows, highlighting blunt humor and vivid battlefield imagery.

Washington Post Sampson New York

Bryan Emphatically Against Imperialism at Nebraska Day

In Omaha on Nebraska Day at the Trans Mississippi Exposition June 14, William Jennings Bryan declared fervent opposition to imperialism. He argued war brings hardship and cost, urged justice worldwide, and warned against conquest in the name of humanity while defending the founding ideals of government by consent.

Mr. Bryan Omaha Nebraska Barbariem United States Spain Orient Manila Europe Asia Congress

Beech Creek Flood Reaps Lives In Cloud Burst

A devastating cloud burst near Beech Creek north of Rogersville Tennessee drowned at least twenty people including the Figan family. John Arnold and Samuel Henry and wife are among the missing as rescuers search by night. the flood destroyed homes and crops and cut communications. Local notices include health claims and a memorial slab for pioneer Mike Hyder to be erected at Gap Ran.

Miles Henry Brons Grand Junction Sayat Milea Knnoxville Beech Creek Rogersville Toon Knoxville Wm. Figan Figan John Arnold Samuel Henry Michael Hyder Sam Hyder Gap Ran N. B. Hyder Mike Hyder Sycamore Shoals King’s Mountain

Peace ends hostilities at Guayama as Brooke halts firing

In Guayama Aug 14 the siege ends when a message from Gen Milex halts all hostilities. Pennsylvanian artillerymen react with disappointment but quickly retire. Brooke planned a broad assault toward Cayey before the peace news redirected moves and left the field to the enemy’s strong mountain defense. A stock dealer from Pulaski Ky praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, while Mrs Gurtain credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after a cold worsened to lung involvement. Free trials at drugstores. large bottles priced at 50 cents and $1.

Ian Jand Signal McLaughlin Milex Brooke Brook Guayama Su Iporb Cayey Wilson Pennsylvania Michiel Gurtain Plainfield Itil Dr. King

Fragmented Odds and Ads Amid Nonsensical Catalog

A garbled OCR passage mixes racial clichés and travel glimpses with scattered product pitches. It mentions European figures, women, natives, a cathedral cost, and dubious health claims for a kidney cure. The text reads like a stray collage of ads, locales, and stray phrases with no coherent narrative.

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