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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
2
The Cuba Advocate reprints a mosaic of remarks ranging from social mores to political observations. It discusses chaperones for women, lighted signals in drug stores, a critique of American Monte Carlo plans, and a harsh note on a South Dakota showman. It also mentions Tod Sloan, Baltimore fashion, and a controversial Puerto Rico Philippines status view, plus scattered science and historical reflections.
Aguinaldo and Filipino leaders seek recognition of independence in a document dated July 27 from Tarlac and forwarded by foreign consuls in Manila. They argue sovereignty was won from Spain before the Paris treaty and that Spain ceded nothing to the United States. The report notes the U.S. and other powers show no sign of recognizing a separate Filipino state and highlights statements about Dewey’s role and conferred passes. The State Department denies any formal address from Aguinaldo and reports no foreign recognition underway.
In Cherokee Nation on August 9 a full vote produced Buffington's 2000 vote lead for principal chief. The Downing ticket completed the sweep, ensuring Revival of the treaty with the United States or a new commission to pursue another Dawes era accord. Also notes military training emphasis for Philippine service regiments and an incident in Toledo involving Patrick Meads attacking Officer Liangendorfer.
In Rennes dispatches the Parlatour notes grave contradictions in the Mercier and Casimir-Perier testimonies as Dreyfus lawyers plan to accuse Mercier or Casimir-Perier of perjury when depositions reach the court martial. Labori predicts eight days to three months of proceedings as security forces guard the Lycée and the crowd swells for the prisoner’s arrival, with generals and officials observing the trial.
A 1894 sermon richly describes Christ’s robes as fragrant with myrrh aloe and cassia from ivory palaces. The speaker uses biblical imagery of heavenly garb to urge personal cleansing, faith, and trust in Jesus amid suffering, death, and eternal hope.
The article retells Cyrus the Great’s rise and Daniel’s role as grand vizier in Babylon. Jealous officials trap him with a decree that no petition may be made except to Darius for thirty days. Daniel prays, is cast into a lion pit, but Jehovah delivers him. Darius orders vengeance on the conspirators and their families. the piece ends noting a rent default by Thomas O’Connor Moore Baronet.
In Pa ¢ ty neh, the semi annual drawing yields unexpected shifts as French soldiers move toward new roles amid shifting duties. Local observers note growing automation trends influencing recruitment and station assignments.
The record notes that cargo eyed animate creatures such as horses, giraffes, and ostriches possess the largest eyes among land animals. It contrasts with cephalopods or inkfish in the sea, which have eyes as large as a plate.
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