05 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1899
Page
1
Various clubs and societies plan to enter into a trust soon to determine their capital stock. The meeting place is noted as the L. E. and W. Round House near Tory Street Car line.
The message announces a move two doors east of Garand Hotel at 109 W Fifth St and promises one of the best equipped shops in the city. Everyone is invited to visit and see the setup.
Almanac reports rising and setting times for sun and moon and notes cooler, unsettled weather. Indiana shows threatened showers and cooler temperatures, with northern areas possibly experiencing showers tomorrow. Illinois and Wisconsin follow a similar pattern with showers likely and cooler conditions.
A late night White House conference involved Acting Secretary of War Meiklejohn and Adjutant General Corbin with the president. Details remained unclear as doctors discussed the possible outcome, leaving the result to conjecture.
Manila reports continuous American operations against insurgents in the Morong peninsula and surrounding hills. General Hall's column advances from Antipolo toward Morong while Lawton supervises logistics and nearby coasts. Troops face harsh terrain and heavy fire, but make progress toward the Morong peninsula and nearby targets.
President Loubet and Premier Dapuy endured a violent demonstration at the Auteuil races as thousands surrounding the president clashed with police. Comte Christiane and Comte Dion were among those arrested before being released. about 160 arrests were reported amid protests organized by the League of Patriots.
General Collazo presents a Cuban idea in a letter to the Havana Herald detailing political aims and the envisioned path for Cuba. The missive outlines governance concepts, national unity, and the role of public support in pursuing reform.
Cuban letter from General Collazo contends the island seeks independence, denounces charity as insulting, and urges a US loan of 60 million dollars to finance Cuba’s agriculture and pay army costs. It accuses US administration of favoritism and criticizes military excesses while warning against distrust of American aid.
A Shanghai report says 12 Japanese spies were captured by Russians at To Sang on the Liao Tung peninsula. They allegedly had fortification drawings and data. Japan denies knowledge of spies and questions trial and execution. Also in brief, Yap natives mistreated by Japanese skipper. US consul intervenes. Dams, mine accident, and a political pledge vote in Chicago are noted.
An early 20th century advertisement touts California Fig Syrup Co’s remedy as a perfect strengthening tonic improving digestion and bowel function. It highlights natural ingredients from senna and aromatic plants and claims safety for kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Distributed from San Francisco Louisville and New York, sold by druggists at a fixed price.
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