Sheridan Notes on Mining and Town Life in SxHerman
Local notes recount Seventh Day Adventist meetings led by J O Foster and W E Emery in Sheridan Montana. Residents celebrate a new baby, visiting relatives, property work delays, leases on Indian Creek mining claims, social events at I O G T hall, church organ updates, sick lists, buggy purchases, lumber trips, and visits by Virginia City and Twin Bridges residents. Several small incidents and upcoming services are noted including Rev Hooker speaking on the 14th.
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Sheridan
The
Tribune
SxHerman
Mont
Mill Street
Geo. Glaaser
J. O. Foster
W. E. Emery
Chas. Walter
Mary Smith
Ruby Hotel
Melrose
Miss Tilton
Butte
Barber
E. J. Walter
Ruth
Virginia City
T. Rodgers
Cora Haywood
Mrs. Miller
Lesterville
Ben Sink
Abe Th
I. O.G. T. Hall
M. E
Myrtle Stevenson
Tiernan
Grace
Janette Rossiter
Robert Dale
Schulz
Miller
R. Brown
Beaverhead
P. W. Baker
Star Wolverton
Fred Wolverton
Ed. Reed
Salt Lake
Thos. Duncan
Flora Duncan
Miss Duncan
Joton Water Street
Excursions and Conventions Across the Midwest
A listing of travels and gatherings includes excursions via the Oregon Short Line Railroad from Omaha August 22 to September 28. Knights of Pythias encampment in Indianapolis August 22 to September 10. National Convention Bohemian Turners in Omaha August 28 to 30. National Encampment G A R in Cincinnati September 5 to 10.
Spain’s Scheme Involves European Help in Quoiting War
The report states another American army of 25 000 will be raised and held at San Francisco ready to sail for the Philippines on short notice if Aguinaldo stirs. General Miles remains at peace waiting for reinforcements before advancing toward San Juan.
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The
Philippines
United States replies to Spain on Philippines terms
The president released the public reply to Spain's peace proposition. The Manila clause states the United States will hold Manila city bay and harbor pending a treaty determining the Philippines' disposition. Madrid dispatches suggest Spain will accept the American terms, though no official notification has been received. War preparations continue as usual.
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Tribune
Washington
Spain
Philippines
United States
Manila
Madrid
McKinley Considers Government Ownership of Nicaragua Canal
Ex Senator Warner Miller and Senator Morgan of Alabama met President McKinley to push for government ownership of the Nicaragua canal citing strategic need. The president reportedly agreed and plans strong congressional recommendations to make the canal US property. Morgan also commented on Hawaii’s stable government and capable administrators.
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Washinaron
Warner Miller
New York
Nicarguan Canal Commission
Morgan
Alabama
Congress
McKinley
United States
Hawaii
Spain Delays Answer in Peace Talks Again
Washington Aug 4 Spain is accused of procrastination in official replies to American peace terms. Observers doubt Spain seeks more favorable terms, noting a secret conference with President McKinley by M. Osmbon who represents Spain. The basis of terms remains disputed and viewed as peculiar bad faith.
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Washington
Spain
State Department
United States
M. Osmbon
McKinley
Cubs
Spain Delays to Secure Better Terms Through Mediation
Spain maneuvers in recent hours raise suspicion as she acts in good faith yet seeks to draw in other European powers. Through their mediation she hopes to secure more favorable terms.
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the Tribune
Washington
Spain
Rumored 25 000 Army to Philippines Held in Readiness
Special to the Tribune reports rumors that another army of 25,000 men will be formed and kept ready for rapid transport from San Francisco to the Philippines if needed. The note is dated Wasuinaron August 4 at 3 p m.
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Wasuinaron
San Francisco
Philippines
General Miles Waits for Reinforcements Near Ponce
Washington reports General Miles remains near Ponce awaiting the balance of his army before giving final orders for the advance on San Juan. The delay centers on the arrival of troops and equipment as the campaign proceeds.
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Miles
The
Tribune
Washington
Ponce
San Juan
Spain to Reply Today on Peace Terms Amid London Commission Plan
Washington reports Spain’s reply expected today or tomorrow as the Spanish cabinet meets. It is believed the American terms will be accepted and all issues sent to a peace commission later to meet in London. Cessation of hostilities would apply to the West Indies, while operations continue in the Philippines until their disposal is settled.
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Washington
Spain
London
West Indies
Philippines
Preparations for Havana campaign to continue until peace
Secretary Alger announces that all preparations for the Havana campaign will be kept going and continued up to the last moment until peace is declared, reflecting U S resolve as Washington reports at 3 p m on August 4.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Havana
Alger
Pope warns of danger to Catholics in the Philippines
The Pope via Cardinal Rampolla expresses anxiety for Catholics in the Philippines as Aguinaldo allegedly plans a general massacre. The War and Navy departments instruct Admiral Dewey and General Merritt to protect lives and thwart Aguinaldo’s schemes. Also reports say no reply yet from France on American peace terms while Madrid hints Spain may accept.
Troops Began Loading for Home From Santiago
The War Department reports General Shafter started loading transports to return troops from Santiago to Long Island. The army is to be sent home as ships become available amid rising fever among troops.
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Wasaincrox
War Department
General Shafter
Santiago
Long Island
Military dispatch reports Wade to Porto Rico with brigade
Washington August 4 General Wade leads an added brigade in motion to Porto Rico as all troops push ahead even with peace talks ongoing. The effort remains highly active with ongoing military movements and preparations.
Sickness in Santiago and military updates from Shafter
General Shafter reports from Santiago that July end saw about six hundred new yellow fever cases daily with 750 recoveries and over six thousand soldiers ill. Miles has no report today. The piece ends with a boot and shoe store ad claiming best shoes and reasonable prices.
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Washineton
General Shafter
Santiago
Aguinaldo Insurgent Activity Sparks City Order
Reports received from San Francisco on July 3 indicate increased insurgent activity led authorities to issue an order. The dispatch outlines concerns over Aguinaldo’s forces and the government’s response measures.
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San Francisco
Aguinaldo
Hay Digging and Its Attendants in Bannack Montana
Aug 1 Bannack Mont observations describe a booming hay harvest with excellent crop quality and higher wages needed due to scarce labor. Ranchers recruit workers, Big Hole basin fills with settlers, and a curious Frenchman laments land scarcity as printers tout quality service and job printing.
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Bannack
Mont
Big Hole Basin
Mit de Berg Hole
X.Y. Z
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