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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
6
An old newspaper warning claims contagious blood poison cannot be cured by doctors. It alleges mercurial and potash remedies fail while a mysterious “6. 8. 8.” is touted as the only cure, with patient testimonials and conflicting medical advice referenced within the fragmented text.
Lonvoy reports a detailed circular from St Petersburg to powers for the armament limitation conference. Proposals include banning new inventions, explosives, submarines, and ram ming. Also urged is avoiding war through arbitration where possible.
Duluth and Minneapolis grain reports dated January 17 show wheat prices for cash and futures across No. 1 hard and Northern grades with various arrival and future figures. Sioux City and Chicago unions report hogs and cattle price ranges, receipts, and stockyard activity, while Chicago grain prices and poultry byproducts complete the market snapshot.
Dispatches from Manila report Panay natives favor friendly ties but oppose US landings without Malolos orders. US ships near Guimaras Island support Miller's force as Agoncillo cites Philippine self rule and asks Washington to recognize the republic, urging immediate attention.
Ohio Senator Foraker argued in the senate that the United States has an inherent right to acquire and govern outlying territory including the Philippines. He opposed West’s resolution denying constitutional power to acquire foreign lands and contended the Philippines could be held permanently if necessary. He warned that adopting West’s view would imply our founders created a lesser nation.
Santiago January 18. El Porvenir prints an extra with a cable from Dr Joaquin Castillo now with General Wood in Washington. The message says provinces will be granted complete autonomy. The Santiago board reacts as the city buzzes about a planned demonstration to celebrate the prospect.
Governor Roosevelt reports to General Miles on meat issued during the Santiago campaign. He lists four types from Tampa to Cuba, noting corned beef was acceptable, canned roast beef was poor, a spoiled refrigerated supply was discarded at sea, and in Santiago after July 25 fresh, well- refrigerated beef arrived. Supporting reports from quartermaster, surgeon, and captains accompany the letter.
Washington Jan 1 Commissary General Eagan sent a revised statement to the investigating commission replacing the original reply to General Miles charges The new version is about 45 percent shorter than the one withdrawn for violent and abusive language The commission met in secret to review the expurgated text and decided to publish only General Eagans letter for now while withholding the accompanying statement
The Interstate Commerce Commission releases its annual report from Washington dated January 18. It criticizes defects in the act, irregular tariffs, and widespread discrimination. It warns that public benefit is limited, rates are volatile, and small dealers suffer as large capital gains dominate. Public morality is affected.
Wisconsin legislature organized with the lower house electing George H. Ray of La Crosse as speaker and W A Nowell of Milwaukee as chief clerk. James H. Agen of West Bend named sergeant at arms. In the Senate L W Thayer of Ripon was chosen president pro tem, Walter L Howser of Mondovi chief clerk, and G A Pettibone of Oconomowoc sergeant-at-arms.
The Navy Department has designated warships to form the squadron of evolution to go South under Admiral Sampson. Flagship New York Brooklyn Indiana Texas Chicago Newark Machias are ordered to be at Havana before February. The Brooklyn arrived at sea with Assistant Allen aboard.
Washington January 16. Senator Davis aims to revive the peace treaty as soon as possible while Indian appropriations and the Nicaraguan canal bill precede. Opponents claim 84 votes against the treaty unless an amendment declares against sovereignty in the Philippines. Supporters refuse concession, may pursue a separate revolution. Canal bill likely to pass after Berry amendments ease opposition. a vote is expected soon.
A Washington dispatch reports the president will appoint a commission to Philippines affairs with reserved authority and no Senate confirmation. It will not seek independence or draft a government, but will advise with natives and military authorities. Possible members include Otis, Dewey, Schurman, Worcester, Denby.
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