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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1898

Page

3

Salute by Spanish Troops as American Forces Assume Cuba Rule

The article describes a joint ceremony in Havana where Spanish artillery fired a twenty one gun salute to the arrival of American forces. Spanish commissioners will transfer government authority to U S commissioners and Major General Brooke will assume command if he arrives. Also notes Cuban officials and Spaniards seeking protection as U S governs, and Admiral Sampson comments on Cuba's path under U S military rule.

Gallet Clvil Birtot Andy Spanish Jims Inez Castellanos Inc Cuba Lee United States Aries Marquis’ de Pinar del Ris Cerro Havana Marquis de Pinar del Rio Sampson New York Istand

Filipinos Press for Independence in Letters to Senator Hale

Washington dispatch reports two letters from Filipinos urging independence for the Philippines. Agoncillo asks Hale to support self government and an end to colonial rule, while a London Philippine committee cables senators Hale and Hoar praising anti occupation efforts and seeking American alliance without subjugation.

Washington Hale London Philippine Islands Agoncillo Imiipiino Aguinaldo Paris Peace Commission American Senate United States of America America Philippines Senate United States Far East Philippine Committee George S. Hoar Massachusetts West

Economic Tone Favors Broad Market Strength

The article notes broad gains across securities and staples with vigorous activity in wheat corn lumber and iron and steel markets. Foreign demand for cereals remains strong and wheat prices reach autumn highs while speculative interest widens beyond stocks to commodities. Lincoln Neb Dec 24 Colonel Bryan returns home to a reception where Governor Holcomb praises him and Bryan explains resigning to serve as a civilian and opposes annexation policy.

Iddstreet Howe Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Lincolln Oliver Theatre Woman’s Bimetallic League Bryan Holcomb

Four prisoners escape from Vandalia jail by cutting wall

Four inmates escaped Vandalia Illinois jail by cutting a hole ten feet from the floor Thursday night. Bloodhounds tracked the trail. One boy named Jacobs was captured about a mile from town and brought back. Authorities suspect a southerly route through the Okaw bottom.

Vandalia Tils Okaw Bottom Jacobs

Hitt Teased for Russian Ambassadorship

A Washington dispatch says Robert E. Hitt, chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, has been asked to accept the ambassadorship to Russia by the president. Cullom had recommended Hitt for the British post, signaling his potential move from Congress to diplomacy.

New York Washington Roert E. Hitt House Foreign Affairs Russia Cullom Hitt Congress

Tank explosion claim in New York ruins inquiry

William Stacey of Cincinnati, a gas tank constructor, inspected the Twenty first street disaster ruins and opined the tank did not fail from faulty construction but was exploded with dynamite. Montreal telegraphers dispute arbitration terms, urging independent arbitration with Grand Trunk appointing one arbitrator and telegraphers another, the third to be chosen.

New York William Stacey Cincinnati Twenty-first Street Montreal Powell Telegraphers' Brotherhood Hays Grand Trunk Telegraphers

Trance patient Tony Broshelt wakes after hypnotism

Milwaukee reports Tony Broshelt a 23 year old woman who has been in a five month trance at home. She was brought to normal condition yesterday by hypnotism though very weak she can speak a few words and has been kept alive with liquid food.

Milwaukee Tony Broshelt

Talks on Clayton-Bulwer treaty modifyion eyed

Diplomatic chatter in Washington centers on early talks to modify the Clayton Bulwer treaty to suit American canal construction aims. British ambassador Sir Julian Paunceforte reportedly has no instructions to open negotiations, while Henry White in London may be tied to Salisbury. observers foresee potential talks before long.

Cong Washington Julian’ Patincefote Julian State Department White Salisbury Amassador United States London Henry Lord” Salisbury Hatfield House England Great Britain Canadian Joint High Commission Canada

Why Minister Conger Protested in China

Washington reports that France challenged U S claims in Shanghai over extraterritorial concessions and riparian property used by American citizens and firms. The United States protested, Britain aligned similarly, while Washington pursues China’s territorial integrity to keep markets open for American goods.

France China Washington United States Shanghai Conger Great Britain England

Renowned Hon C A Higgins Endorses Kid-ne-oids

A Springfield Ohio endorsement from Hon C A Higgins supported by a personal account from his wife. The statement claims Morrow's Kid-ne-oids cured kidney disorders after following directions closely. The ad asserts the medicine’s superiority and offers prices and mail-order details through John Morrow & Co.

C. A. Higgins Middle West Higgins Morrow Southwith St Springfield Mrs. Higgins Arenny R.A. Higgins John Morrow & Co Ohio

Wake Island seized as Pacific outpost for cable links

Washington orders Captain Taussig to take possession of Wake Island to serve as a station for a Pacific cable connecting the Philippines, Hawaii, and the United States. Territory lies 2,000 miles from Niihau and 1,300 miles east of Guam, enabling improved communications across the region.

Washington Pacific Ocean Bennington Taussig United States Wake Island Nihau Hiwaiian Islands Guam Philippines Hawaii

Doctor reports honey and tar aid in pneumonia cases

Dr. J C Bishop of A new Mich says Fooley's Honey and Tar helped three severe pneumonia cases last month with good results. The Broad Street Station in Philadelphia features an iron and glass arch spanning 804 feet.

J.C. Bishop New Mich Fooley Moogh Swartz & Fleck Broad Street Philadelphia

No Humbug Foley Honey and Tar Claimed Comfort

Ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar does not promise miracles nor cure all cases of consumption or asthma. It asserts relief in advanced stages and some relief in early stages, urged for those afflicted or threatened by these diseases. Names H. J. Moogk Swartz and Fleck appear as endorsers or distributors.

Foley H. J, Moogk Swartz & Fleck

Regulation Stamps Canceled With User Initials Date

Washington reported the internal revenue bureau issued a regulation to cancel documentary and adhesive internal revenue stamps with the initials of the user and the month day and year. This follows fraud tied to the reuse of old stamps, which previously did not require a specific cancellation date. The rule applies to stamps used in the sealing and processing of official documents.

Washington Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Bureau

Uncertain Exchange Cited From Yonkers Statesman

Fragmentary line shows dialogue about fear and trust between unnamed individuals, attributed to Yonkers Statesman. The readable portion suggests a tense domestic or personal interaction without clear context, date, or additional details.

New Counterfeit $1 Silver Certificate Found

Washington reports discovery of a new counterfeit one dollar silver certificate from the 1890s series. It appears printed from photo etched plates on heavy bond paper with attempts to mimic silk fiber. treasury number written in blue and the red seal coloring blurs when damp.

Washington Bruce Register Roberts Treasury

Odors at Camp Tiltoalas and Howard's War Testimony

Gen O O Howard testified before war investigators in Washington noting camps generally well kept but cites railway chaos at Tampa an overabundance of beer in a colored camp and a fly infestation at Mobile. He discussed Camp Thomas in July calling actors there varied and repulsive and said his chloride of lime suggestion was approved by General Brooke who ordered thirty nine bars of it distributed.

Enorakould Corps Swith Thomas Howard Seguranca Santiago Tampa New York Washington O. O. Howard Mobile Camp Thomas Brooke

Foley's Honey and Tar Restores Voice for Singers

Benj Ingerson of Hutton Indiana reports months of whispering, then one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice. The remedy is widely used by speakers and singers.

Benj, Ingerson Hutton Ind Foley D. Moogk Wartz & Fleck

Enterprising Druggists Offer Dr King s New Discovery

Four enterprising men push the Dr King s New Discovery agency at their drug store. They advertise a cure for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung ailments. A trial bottle is free with regular sizes priced at 60 cents and 1.00, guaranteed to cure or money back.

Foyr Emmert & Burrell Dr. King Above Drug Store

Private Sleeping Cars Run South From Chicago Union Station

Passengers bound for Florida and southern winter resorts may travel in private rooms on Compartment Sleeping Cars over Pennsylvania Short Lines to Cincinnati and Louisville. Daily departures from Chicago Union Station at 8:15 p.m. For reservations, H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., 248 South Clark St., Chicago.

Florida Chicago Pennsylvania Cincinnati Louisville Chicago Union Station H. R. Dering A. G. P. Agt South Clark St

Read Our Advertisement and Compare With Others

A cluttered ad lists grocery items and prices in a vintage catalog style. It features coffee, flour, sugar, beans, canned goods, nuts, cereals, spices, and household supplies with various unit prices, suggesting a general store circular from an earlier era.

Meat De Young Dressed Chickens Offered At 7 Cents

Local butcher advertises dressed chickens at 7 cents per pound and regular sugar cured hams at 8 cents per pound, with a stated price match or undercut and a note that products are warranted.

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