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Cuba Advocate

Location

Cuba, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1899

Page

3

Angl o Boer pause in war prep with peace hopes rising

London reports a distinct pause in Anglo Boer hostilities as military preparations continue. Dev­onshire’s tone suggests a pacific settlement may be sought, while negotiations with President Steyn of the Orange Free State show progress though British moves on frontier poses a clash. Rosebery and Campbell Bannerman argue Chamberlain’s diplomacy risks war, and Kruger’s gold seizure ties to a larger political shift.

London New York Devonshire Tomes Bechansland Shieking Steyne Orange Free State Chamberlain Boars Breyne Transvaal Pretoria Earl of Roseberry Liberal Party Lords Lord Tweedmouth Henry Campbell-Bannerman Roseberry Bannerman Rosebery House of Lords Kruger Bank of England Cape

Benjamin Harrisons Ideas in Berlin Dispatch

Berlin dispatch reports President Harrison declines to advise on applying arms treaty items to arbitration between Britain and the South African republic. He cites being busy in parliament and avoids delving into delicate matters while expressing sympathy for the oppressed and urging justice without despising any side.

United States Berlin New York Harrison Peace Congress Great Britain South African Republic Paria

President McKinley lays cornerstone at Chicago government building

President William McKinley formally laid the cornerstone of Chicago's new federal building amid a swelling crowd and diplomatic presence. Secretary Gageana introduced him as architects and workers set mortared stone while the Star Spangled Banner echoed and cheers filled the New Government Building site.

Chicago William MacKinlay Federal McKinley Gageana Henry Iven Cobb Nolee

Vanderbilt heirs to share estate in large sum

New York Oct 10 The Tribune previews Cornelius Vanderbilt's will predicting Mrs. Vanderbilt will receive the Fifth Avenue home and The Breakers at Newport with 600000 a year. The two eldest sons to each gain over 50 million, 10 million for each child, and the remainder split between Cornelius and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. The whole property to be placed in a long term trust.

Vanderbilt New York the Tribune Cornelius Vanderbilt

Union Pacific Stockholders Approve Major Stock Increase

Salt Lake City Utah October 10 At a special meeting Union Pacific Railroad stockholders amended the articles to raise preferred stock by 25000000 and common stock by 7710000 The move aims to convert bonds of Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway and Navigation into par stock, giving Union Pacific control of the Oregon Railway and Navigation company Officials say no policy or management change is planned.

Union Pacific Tucrems Free Torrea Capital Salt Lake Utah Union Pacific Railroad Company Oregon Short Line Oregon Railway, and Navigation

McKinley Expected to Visit Omaha October 16

Chicago Oct 10 President McKinley promised a visit to Omaha October 16 after stops in Sioux City, with Secretary Cortelyou to seek arranging talks. Delegations from Omaha urged a Western city tour. McKinley expressed eagerness to review troops and meet local figures amid a busy trip.

Wisht Omala Pinne Chicago Omaha Auditorium Agnex McKiney Sioux City Cortelyou McKinley

Havana Riot Boatman Incident Highlights Tense Day

Havana reports a chaotic day as 200 men gathered at a store shouting for a Spaniard named Acuite way. Police intervened and the mayor ordered the man sent away in a carriage. Later, another crowd of 200 men attacked and blocked streets attempting to lynch a Cuban guide tied to a separate disturbance.

Havana Ynendez Gantala Ot Gueissillas Bala

Territorial Pioneers Reunion and Tragic Accidents

The Nebraska Pioneers held a two day reunion on the exposition grounds with General Thayer delivering an impressive address and multiple speakers including James Woolworth Luther Kuhna and Governor Furnas presiding. In Plattsmouth a switchman found an unidentified man’s body near the Burlington depot with a fatal neck wound and head injury. Another report from Nebraska City describes a bridge collapse under a traction engine and threshing outfit injuring John Nenu and a wagon accident injuring Leonard St John and a brother.

Nebraska Pioneérs Omaha Neb Territorial Exposition Thayer James Woolworth Luther J. Kuhna Judge Wakeley Dr. Link H. T. Clarke B. B. Kennedy Thomas Swift Maj D.h.wheeler John Gos George le Mister Ivano Hascall Furnas Se Et Plattsmouth Burlington Depot Nebraska City John Nenu Wyoming Station Reen Otoe County Leonard St. John

Man Ends Life in Callaway After Unreciprocated Love

Charles Matters, twenty one, shot himself in Callaway Nebraska amid unreciprocated affection from a young woman named Wilson. His death follows despondency over the rejected attentions. his Iowa-born parents and two married sisters are the closest relatives in the area.

Callaway Neb Charles Matters Young Matters Wilson Ct. Maders Iowa

Mrs Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Success

A fictionalized testimonial style advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for womb troubles and female weakness. Women from Philadelphia Chicago and beyond describe relief from leucorrhea inflammation and bearing down pains after using the product, with free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham. Reports claim improved health and strong endorsements of the medicine.

Lydia Pinkham Susiz J Weaver Callowhill St Phila Delphia Nes PinxHam Lydia E. Pinkham Regan

Christmas Presents Free Offer Promotes Red Cross Starch

A promotional notice touts the Red Cross and Hubinger's Best starches with free premiums for early buyers. First five customers get large 10c packages, a 100 package, two Shakespeare prints, calendars, and more. The campaign claims superiority of the starches and urges readers to join the ground-floor rush. Also an ad seeks a route agent offering 16 dollars weekly plus expenses to market a Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer.

Perdons Red Cross Iffe Binger Uni J. C. Hubinger United States Hubinger Shakespeare Abinger

Catarrh Cure Ad and Miscellaneous Notices

An excerpted clash of claims and anecdotes covers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, plus testimonials and scattered remarks on religion, merit, and humor. The piece references F J Cheney and Co and includes stray notes on Oklahoma, the Frisco Line, and a Roman camp in Hercegovina.

Hall F. J. Ben & Co Toledo Ohio Adi J. Cheney & CO Taloda F. J

Traveling through Atlanta Nebraska corn crib point of interest

A fragment describes travel on the Burlington Railroad toward Denver passing Atlanta near Hastings Nebraska. It notes twenty four corn cribs along the tracks, each 12 by 12 feet, totaling about 6004 feet nearly a mile. It mentions a large crop and economic sentiment, with brief social commentary and a random ad note about laxatives and Conan Doyle.

Burlington Denver Atlanta Hastings Nebraska Nea

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