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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
2
A tangled selection records Charles M. Hays and Pacific Railway ties, a Prohibition case with a whisky seller facing 49 offenses and fines, a Scottish Self Control Society reform, a Coventry flour mystery, western honey plots, Musso’s mountaintop pursuit, and Hanover archives revealing wartime relics and canonical receipts.
The Senate weighed amendments to the army reorganization bill and discussed the Hay Paunefote treaty with Spain. Debates covered canteen prohibitions, Philippine cession terms, and private pensions as the chamber primed for ratification and executive session.
Amid stiff debate, the House considers amendments increasing funds for Indian treaty stipulations and the military and naval academies. Emphasis on education costs for Indian children and complaints about hazing at West Point arc noted as the bill advances toward passage.
A United States message states the Moorish government has settled 84000 in indemnity to the United States for the murder of Essagul, a naturalized American citizen born in France. The French government is relieved of further action due to his naturalization. A Joliet dispatch notes the convict labor commission, formed by the last legislature, met at the penitentiary to prepare a report for the next session. Senator Chapman of Vienna is the commission chairman.
A rambling sermon explores divine love and forgiveness. The speaker contrasts human cruelty with the boundless mercy of God shown through Calvary, urging listeners to tell the world of God’s forgiving heart and the hope found in Jesus.
The article notes top world train speeds with US lines leading. It cites four trains on the Philadelphia to Atlantic City route reaching 66.6 mph, two on the Pennsylvania Line at 64.3 mph, and other runs around 60 mph. It mentions the Orleans and Milas Bayon line achieving 64.13 mph and the New York Central Empire State Express at 60.77 mph.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ETHELYN LESLIE and Nancy with hints of marriage and ties to Cranborne and Artan. The disordered text references a continental setting and a person surrounded by indicative life concepts, but lacks a coherent narrative or clear events.
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