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Newspaper

Cuba Advocate

Location

Cuba, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1899

Page

2

Kansas Notes Reflect Busy State Economy and Happenings

Kansas reports show a busy mix of growth and events across counties. Governors plan Fourth of July oration, railroad assessments rise near a million, and a large Wiser ranch sale in Eskridge eclipses $120000 with 9900 acres, 2700 head of cattle, and 40 horses.

Burlingame Sedgwick Kansas Geneseo Hanover Union Abilene Mexico Santa Fe Stanley Girard Emporia Leavenworth Detroit Kansas Penitentiary Sedgwick County Eliza Dotson Cloud County Bendena Doniphan County John Gilmore Wilson County On & Pony Winfield Keeley Institute Atchison Globe Wichita J. Y G. G. Waugh Eskridge McIntoish Kansas City Big Wiser Wabaunsee Lyon Counties Star New Eldridge Lawrence Wilder Adjutant General's Office Topeka Atchison Fred Funston Alaska Cuba Kansas Railway Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern John J. Ingalls New York Journal Shawnee County Opeka Rossville Marshall County Republic Cherokee Huestis Warren Europe Gazette Emma McPherson Lincoln Post Pat

AffAirs of State and Navy Movements May 24 Report

Nebraska postmaster appointments and removals at Kilump Belgrade and Elwood D Morris noted. Olympia arrives Hong Kong. Manila war news. Peace jubilee at Capitol and Brush Rumford award. Cuban pensions, Cuban mortgage talks, Manila troop movements and policy notes. Mindanao pacification and army expansion discussed.

Kilump Custer County Nebraska Jane P. Klump Belgrade Nance County Elwood D. Morris Robert L. Osborne St. Louis United States National Capitol Charles F. Brush Cleveland Rumford American Academy ‘of Arts and Sciences Boston Fred N. Burleigh Homas Whittlesey F. Y. McKinstry South Omaha James A. Yarton Omahia Veter White Marquette Mich Wolcott and Clark Johnson

Press and War Developments From The Week

The Spanish Oceania in Manila is suppressed for sedition. The Olinde Rodriguez may trigger French damages. Washington plans a Dewey reception. Canada United States talks may resume toward full agreement. Death toll in the war totals 6208 with 7282 in the U.S. forces, and cavalry actions report 20 Americans wounded.

Oceania Manila Hsa Olinde Rodriguez United Wiifely Spain Cuba Porto Rico Ifénolulu Philipines United States Funston Kansas Montana Utah Butte San Fernando Funstun

Peace Jubilee Ends as Filipino Report to Government Is Made

General Leonard Wood reports San tiago province quiet after a grand street pageant closing the pesce jubilee in Washington. Filipino commissioners return to report to their government. Samoan commission continues its inquiry into the Apia disturbance and will back Admiral Kautz. War secretary seeks reports on regimental canteens to assess their impact on soldiers morals and discipline. Queen Victoria’s reply to McKinley’s cablegram expresses deep gratitude and affection for the American people.

Leonard Wood Pantiago Santiago Washington Apia Kautz McKinley

War News and Royal Birthday Coverage From May 27

The report covers General Shafter preparing a model camp at the Presidio for 4,000 men and Admiral Dewey’s voyage plans to New York around October 1. It notes Captain Coghlan’s assignment at Puget Sound, German courtesy in Samoa, and Commander Todd’s Amazon River ascent. It also mentions ongoing fighting in the Philippines, Queen Victoria’s 80th birthday marked by crowds, a Pennsylvania Read ing Road wreck coroner verdict, and a Guthrie Oklahoma outlaw shootout where Bill Martin was killed and Sam Martin fatally wounded.

War Department Shafter Presidio Dewey Navy Department United States New York Coghlan Raleigh Puget Sound Naval Station Kautz Germany Samoa L'Odd Wihnington Amazon Yuquitos Peru Philippine Islands Queen Victoria Reading Road Pennsylvania Guthrie, Okl Bill Martin Sam

Hail Damages Haatrinas Neb City and Asylum Glass

A severe hailstorm at 3 45 pm in Haatrinas Nebraska caused extensive damage with many panes broken including 1400 in the asylum greenhouse and main building. Large stones shattered fruit grain and injured people and poultry, while several residents were hurt. In Rocheiter New York Judge A C Coxe ordered seven Chinamen deported after smuggling in boxes as dead freight and transported from Malone to Ludson.

Haatrinas Neb Asylum For

Kansas City and St Louis Men Buy 140000 Acre Texas Ranch

J W Montague of Kansas City along with A W Crouch and J W Howard of St Louis purchased a 140000 acre Texas ranch with 10000 cattle from Ed W Jackson in Crockett County for 300000 dollars. Montague will manage the ranch and the partners are described as leading male dealers in the United States.

Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago St. Louis United States Prado Havana Stanley Kansas Alger San Angelo Texas J. W. Montague Kansas City A. W. Crouch J. W. Howard Ed W Jackson Crockett County Montague

Bryan speaks to 10000 at Danville armory

William J. Bryan addressed about 10,000 people at the Danville armory last evening in Danville Illinois.

Bryan Danville Ill William J. Bryan Armory

Spanish General Montero Dies of Wounds in Mindanao

On the steamer Leon XIII en route with the Zamboanga garrison Montero died of wounds from a recent engagement with Filipinos in Mindanao. The report places his death aboard the vessel during transfer. President Louget invites former President Henja Harrson and Mrs. Harrison to a parliamentary dinner Monday.

Manta Montero Zamboanga Leon XIII Mindanao Poubet Tavicer Harrisons Paris Louget Henja Harrelson Harrison

War and Diplomacy in the Philippine Insurrection

The Philippine campaign grows to war footing as demands for a provisional army rise. General Otis lacks troops for decisive action, prompting debates on increasing regulars versus forming a 20 000 strong provisional force for an early aggressive campaign.

WaAsninetor Philippine Islands United States Peace Commission Otis War Department Hit Philippines MacArthur Lawton Cuba Porto Rico

Philippine Courts Restored in Filipino System The Insurgency Links

An order re-establishes Philippine courts closed since the American occupation. The Spanish legal framework is revived with U S sovereignty respected. Key figures include Chief Justice Caytuma Arral ano and judges such as Manuel Araulla and Melliza. Spanish language retained. Otis supports native language courts. salaries and censorship issues cited. Two New York correspondents disbarred for fabricating an interview with General Lawton.

United States Caytuma “Arralanao Manuel, Araulla Colonel Crowder Gregoria Arauita Ramundd Melliza Ambrosio Ryangares Julio Lorenzo Avanita Aguinaldo Iloilo Torres Commission Philippines Otis New York Lawton Manila

Winchester Confederate veteran dies at 71

Frederick William McKay Holliday, a Stonewall Brigade colonel who lost an arm at Slaughter Mountain, served in the Confederate Congress after retiring from the service. He died in Winchester yesterday at age 71.

Ricu Mongp Eix Frederick William McKay Holliday Winchester Stonewall ‘Brigade Ss Mountain Confederate Congress Bridge Cedar Rapids Dows Chicago and Northwestern Prairie Creek Gus Renee

Don CarlosJs Penniless Rise Sparks Carlist Rising Fears

May 31 report says Don Carlos, heir to a vast fortune lost through extravagance and bad investments, seeks funds in Monte Carlo. His daughters sue for portions of their dead mother’s estate, and with no fortune of his own, he faces financial ruin and may ally with Carlist financiers to finance a rising in Spain.

Pante Don _Carlos de. Chambord Don Carlos Don. Carlos Monte Carlo Elvira Folchi Alice Prince of Schoenberg Blanche Austria Beatrice Massimo Papacy Nias Spain Bertha Rohan Benjamin Rohan New York London Germany

Memorial Day Observed in Topeka by Grand Army Units

Memorial day in Topeka marked by G A R posts and Kansas regiments decorating graves and marching through city streets. The Grand Opera House hosted exercises with W H Smith of Marysville giving the address, while other state speakers attended Decoration Day events at various cemeteries, including Arlington with the President and cabinet in attendance. The Rough Riders reunion program for June 24 26 features Governor Meowed t and Colonel Brodie with a regimental review and a cowboy tournament and fireworks by Paine’s.

Topeka Kan Kansas Grand Opera House W. H. Smith Marysville C. E. Lobdell LaCygne E. W. Hoch Phillipsbrg IE. Lambert Emporia Pregory Troy J. - Burton Abilene O. B Coulter Wellington Arlington Army Navy Webster Davis Sea “Lias Bisen Miowed T Broidie Chaplain Brown Paine Freworks Rough Riders Bannan Hill Elvan

Admiral Dewey Delays Home Voyage After Manila Stay

The World correspondent reports Admiral Dewey will extend his Manila stay and postpone his return to New York. He notes lavish welcomes in New York and Albany as he plans a leisurely homeward route via several ports, awaiting improved health after Manila Bay duty.

New York Navy Department Manila Bay Dewey Hong Kong Peak District Board of Trade Wildman

Zamboanga Evacuated After Spanish Defiance

Dispatch from Manila reports Zamboanga on Mindanao evacuated by Spanish garrison after failed demands for surrender. Filipinos opposed to American annexation, Mindanao campaign expected to be tough. Spanish losses included five officers and nineteen soldiers wounded.

Mania Isar Palavieja Zamboanga Mindanao Rios Spain Philippines Manila Jolo Island of

Trump Card Is Played Congress Laxpox May 20

The Daily Telegraph correspondent at The Hague reports high hopes for arbitration as a permanent international achievement. Sir Julian Pauncefote gains credit for progress and favors embodying arbitration in a permanent form. Americans are said to be drafting an organic statute for a permanent tribunal to be presented to the conference.

Daily Telegraph Sir. Julian

Marriage License for Alexander Schnandere to Mabel Bennett

Full blood Indian Alexander Schnandere of Oneida obtains a license from Outagamie County clerk to marry Mabel Bennett, a white teacher at the government school on the reservation. Schnandere is noted as educated and prosperous, a Carlisle graduate and a well known figure on the reservation. The report also mentions Dreyfus case revisions and Major Arthur M. Diggies of the Thirteenth Minnesota dying of wounds in Maiala.

Appleton Wis Outagamia Alexander Schnandere Oneida Wasa Fale Minsmaporia Minn Arthur M. Diggies Minnesota Maaila Héston Yau'e

Dewey queried in Sunday school lesson

A Washington Starr cor respondent recalls a pupil who, after basic instruction, answers God created the world and then doubts God could lick Dewey. The teacher weighs confronting the child against losing him to patriotism.

Dewey Washington Stella Mission Svith

Steam motorcar hits sixty miles an hour on trial run

A steam motorcar designed for railroad use completed a test at sixty mph. The note compares it to patent remedies. The text then shifts to a line about frog music and a frog singing with its mouth shut, a curious aside in the piece.

Hostétter Frog Trig

In Union There is Strength and Blood Purity

A period promotional piece praising harmony in the human body and urging blood purification with Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard remedy. It emphasizes that true strength comes from unity and a pure blood supply.

Hood

Electricity and Plants Study From Massachusetts Experiment

Dr. Stone of the Massachusetts Agricultural College reports on 20 000 plants tested. Germination slowed by electricity, though beneficial effects occur only within certain limits shown by the experiments.

Stone Massachusetts Agricultural College

Grain-O new grain drink replaces coffee

Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. Grain-O has the rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains and agrees with delicate stomachs. One fourth the price of coffee 15c and 25c per package. Sold by all grocers.

Java

Dentist An Artist Who Draws Painful Teeth

A quoted quip contrasts a pain free tooth drawing with the claim that no true artist can avoid pain. The exchange satirizes artistic skill and pain, attributed to a Puck style voice.

Puck

Allen's Foot Base Powder Advertisement Statewide

Do Your Feet Ache and Burnt Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Base powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feet Wasy Curee Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c Sample sent FREE Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY Our idea of a truly great man is one who has traveled extensively and Heither lectures nor writes about it.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N. Y Heither

Vaultless Starch advertisement advice for housekeepers

For Housekeepers see that your linen is washed clean. Use Vaultless Starch clean irons follow directions on package for perfect results. All grocers sell Faultless Starch large package 10c. Some men resemble rivers when their heads are swollen you realize it from their mouths.

USA

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