Uniform Game Laws Spark Dialog Among Wardens
In Gemston Chicago Cascade on December 18 a conference of Northwestern Game Wardens Association discussed uniform legislation for interstate game shipment limits and a proposal to ban spring shooting. Bills will be drafted to protect game resources and curb depletion, signaling stronger regional controls. Paris reports note Dreyfus may return soon with government escort plans from the port of Tangier to Paris. Picquart’s temporary release is reportedly ordered.
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Stern Game Wardens
Ameri
Gemston
Chicago
Cascade
Nome
Northwestern
Aseocia
Dreyfus
Paris
le Soir
Dreyfun
Tanding
Early Winter Commodity Prices Across Markets
Late market report from Duluth Minneapolis St Paul Chicago and Sioux City shows mixed grains and livestock. Wheat prices for No 1 hard and northern grades edge higher while December and May futures shift. Hogs and cattle varying across Sioux City St Paul and Chicago yards with steady to firm tendencies.
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Duluth Grais
DeLore
Gidge
Sioux City
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
Louis St. Paul
Chicago Walon
Texas
Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Blood Remedy
The ad alleges mercury and potash worsen rheumatism and credits B S S as a twenty year cure. Captain C M Hughes of Columbiana County cites personal relief after using the product, claiming prior two year suffering and now full recovery. It emphasizes rheumatism as a blood condition and warns against mineral tonics.
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Hughes
Columb
Haan Eae
General Calisto Garcia Dies in Washington Hotel
Cuba's Gen Calisto Garcia veteran commander and head of the Cuban assembly mission to the United States died in New York Washington after pneumonia from a cold. He relaxed during early week but succumbed after weeks of illness with thoughts of his country and staff. The death drew condolences from President McKinley Vice President Hobart and several senators and generals.
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Wastington
Calixto Garcis
Raleigh
Commission
Cubs
New York
Washington
Calisto Garcia
General Garcia
Miles
Rubens
Mendez Capote
Cuban Assembly
Havana
McKinley
Hobart
Foraker
Money
Proctor
Chandler
Lawton
Wheeler
General Garcia Remembered For Cuban Liberty Fight
General Garcia valued as a staunch Cuban patriot who spent decades opposing Spanish rule. Born Cogquin October 14 1839 he rose to brigadier general under Gomez and led efforts in the 1868 uprising and the later revolution before exile and return to Cuba.
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MM Garcia
General Garcia
Jiguand
Santiago de Cuba
Cogquin
Havana
Spain
Isabel Veles
Gomez
Cuba
House Committee Recommends Funding for Chippewa Estimators
Washington December 12 The House Committee on Indian Affairs recommends a $45,000 appropriation to continue examinations and estimates for the Chippewa pine lands in Minnesota. Of this total $10,000 is immediately available, with the work required to be completed within the current year. Also reported is a Brooklyn apartment fire that killed four people including Joseph W Noblet his wife and his mother in law Mrs Stothorn and John Wiane with others still unaccounted for.
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Hous
Wasuinatox
Committee On Indian Affairs
House
Minnesota
New York
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Joseph W. Noblet
Stothorn
John Wiane
Regulars Readied to Replace Volunteers in Manila
The War Department began replacing volunteers in Manila with six regiments of United States infantry. The Twentieth at Fort Leavenworth, Third at Fort Snelling, Twelfth at Jefferton Barracks and Fort Riley, Seventeenth at Columbus Barracks, Fourth at Fort Sheridan, and Twenty-second at Fort Cook are to proceed to Manila as transport becomes available. The Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth may join before sailing. Replacements chosen by inverse Cuban-service records. Volunteers will be retired in arrival order.
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War Department
Manila
Alger
United States Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Snelling
Minn
Jefferton Barracks
Welcome Home Roars From Havana as North Carolina Troops Arrive
The First North Carolina regiment arrived in Havana on the Roumanian and marched to camp at Marianao with band and colors. Crowds along the route wept with joy and cheered Vive Espanol and Vive Cuba Libre as the troops, bound for Pinar del Rio, drew trains toward the station. The Two Hundred and Second New York also paraded, following a short mile and a half route from the landing to the railway.
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Havana
North Carolina
United States
Roumanian
Marianao
Cerro
North
Vive Espanol
Pinar del Rio Province
Improved Manila Conditions Reported by Dewey and Otis
Admiral Dewey and General Otis report notable improvement in Manila and nearby Philippines with better native sentiment. Government seeks to redeem Paris treaty pledge to release Spanish prisoners, about 500 clerical prisoners likely to be freed on Otis and Dewey representations. Navy may be used to reach captives held on islands beyond Luzon.
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Dewey
Otis
Ma'Ia
Wasuixaton
Navy Department
Manila
Philippines
General Otis
United States
Luzon
Strauss Sees the Sultan in cordial audience
Oscar Etranes, United States minister, met the sultan in a cordial audience. It was understood that assurances were given for a speedy settlement of pending questions between the United States and Turkey on the payment of American indemnity for losses in Armenia.
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Coxstaxrivoriz
Oscar’ Etranes
United States
Turkey
Amnenis
Buffalo Sails for Manila with Dewey’s Fleet Replacements
The Buffalo cruised from Tompkinsville at noon bound for Manila via Suez carrying about seventy officers and men to join Admiral Dewey's fleet in Manila. They are to replace terms expired, and the ship also carries ammunition and other supplies for Dewey.
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Dewey
New York
Buffalo
Tompkinsville
Manila
Suez
Admiral Dewey
Peace Treaty Ends War With Spain Signed at 645 PM
The peace treaty between the United States and Spain, signed in Washington, comprises 17 articles. Americans will pay for repatriation of Spanish troops and Spain will return prisoners. they keep some munitions in the Philippines and ships not captured. Renewed trade treaties to follow as agreed. The ceremony drew both pride and sorrow as delegates signed in rank order, with Montero Rios among the subdued Spaniards.
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Philippines
Tony
Senor Montero Rios
William R. Day
Cushman K. Davis
William P. Frye
Whitelaw Reid
George Gray
Benor Montero Rios
Dons Protest Against U S Actions at Paris
Mapnup Dec 12 government approves Senor Montero Rios memorandum protesting U S reactions. It cites refusal to surrender Cuban and Puerto Rican securities, demands over Philippines, Spaniards remaining in Cuba, and criticism of McKinley’s Maine mention. Spain seeks arbitration while U S denies right to defend.
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American Commission
Mapnup
United States
Senor Montero Rios
Paris
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bpamarda
Philippines
Maine
McKinley
United States Congress
Spain
Davis Advocates US Britain Japan Triple Alliance
United States Senator Cushman K. Davis, part of the peace commission, argues for a three nation alliance among the United States, Great Britain, and Japan to protect interests north of the equator. He cites shared aims in the Far East and warns against a German Russian China bloc.
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Nator
Polley
Far East
Lonpox
Daily Mail
United States
Cushman K. Davis
United States Peace Commission
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Germany
France
China
England
General Ludlow Named First Military Governor of Havana
Dec 13 report from Wassisatos states Secretary Alger designated General Ludlow as first military governor of Havana city with full powers to handle local matters. He will depart soon. General Greene in Havana will stay until Ludlow arrives and then return home to retire.
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Havana City
Wassisatos
Alger
General Ludlow
General Greene
Havana
Ludlow
Castellance Injured In Havana Roof Collapse
Havana Dec 13 While Captain General Castellanos was in his bedroom the roof fell in and wounded him on both shoulders the breast and face His orderly was also wounded in the face.
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Castellance
Havana
Castellanos
Books Offered Free On Application By Bradfield Regulator Co
The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia offers books containing invaluable information free upon application to interested parties. The notice invites inquiries and explains the terms for obtaining the volumes.
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Uae
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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A, A. Stewart
FP. W. Cooxponn
H. B. Srmatt
J.J. Hin
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