Peace Commission Instructed to End Cuban Debt Debate
Paris Oct 25 The American peace commissioners are told by President McKinley to refuse further discussion on the Cuban debt matter, insisting Spain must accept the denial as final and that no debate will be allowed. The joint commission adjourned to Wednesday afternoon. Guam has been chosen for U S control under the protocol, and the Porto Rico transfer proceeds.
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President Protests Cuban Property Sales to Spain
President McKinley has directed Secretary Hay to notify France that Spain must halt selling immovable Cuban property and removing forts guns. The note, sent via Paris, urges immediate cessation and warns warship action only if Spain ignores the protest during peace talks.
Quiet at Ferrol and Capiz amid ceasefire calm in Spain
Telegraphic reports say Spanish dockyards show no signs of renewed fighting with the United States. Admiral Camara's squadron has dispersed to Cadiz Cartagena and Ferrol with crews on peace footing and officers on leave. Evacuation of Porto Rico completed with the insular cabinet taking allegiance to the United States.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Sleet and Blizzard Hit Iowa and Boiler Blast Wounds Five
Sleet fell in western and central Iowa while eastern Iowa saw rain and telegraph wires failed. A Marion Indiana saw a boiler explosion at a sawmill injuring five workers, with James Moore dead soon after and Daniel Adams and William Swafford gravely hurt. Ex Governor Sheldon Sittay dies in Deapwoor.
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Grand Marais Chippewa Band vows loyalty to government
A dated Indian bureau dispatch from October 15 1898 records the Grand Marais band of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota expressing peace and loyalty to the government. They disapprove of Bear Island Leech Lake actions and vow to uphold Christian teachings and avoid wronging neighbors. Signed by Chief Joe Cariboo and associates John Morrison and John Frost.
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Cuban Assembly Sessions Open with Garcia as Delegate
The first Cuban assembly session at Santa Cruz del Sur sees General Calixto Garcia appear as a Fifth army corps delegate, signaling his likely presidency and control. The Cespedes faction is defeated as the main issue centers on disbanding the army and awaiting U.S. assurances on Cuba's autonomy.
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Quiet Port of Porto Rico as Brooke Inaugurates Role
San Juan Porto Rico October 21 The city stays orderly with Major General Brooke installed in the pass and Brigadier General Henry remaining district commander at Ponce Brigadier General Grant named commander of San Juan district Insular ministers Ivers Blanco Lopez and Carbonnet resign to General Brooke The first general order issued by Brooke is described as dignified and well received The post office functions under American auspices and the setup proceeds with haste
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Supreme court decides in favor of United States in Joint Traffic case
The United States Supreme Court ruled the Joint Traffic Association railroad case in favor of the government, reversing lower court decisions that favored the railroads. Justice Peckham announced the decision concurring with four other justices. The ruling holds railroad firms with semipublic duties subject to federal antitrust regulation.
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Cure for Dyspepsia Promoted by Pink Pills
The Mountaineer reports on dyspepsia as a national issue and extols Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure. It retells a Pembina County farmer Ernest Snider's three year battle with stomach illness and his recovered health after taking six boxes of the pills. The article emphasizes restoring blood nutrients to renew nerve force and stomach function.
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