Peace protocol agreed for Cuban Puerto Rican peace terms
Secretary Day announced that negotiators have agreed on a protocol outlining terms for a peace treaty, including the evacuation of Cuba and Puerto Rico. The terms align with the president’s notes, with a few formalities expected to seal the protocol and anticipated signings.
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Washington
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Prescent
Cts
Secretary Day
White House
Ambassdor Cambon
State Department
Roenge
Hadeen
United States
M. Thiebaut
Peace Commission
Cortes
Spain
Ater
Palis
Manila
Extra Session of Congress Discussed Amid Peace Talks
President McKinley indicated no plan to convene the House again while the Senate would meet in an extra session to ratify the peace treaty. He said preliminary treaty details would require time, delaying any Senate session until November unless delays occur.
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United States
McKinley
Senate
Congress
House
Train Plunges From Embankment After Landslide Near Pennington Gap
A northbound Louisville & Nashville train from Norton derailed due to a landslide near Pennington Gap, rolling three coaches 60 feet down an embankment. About 20 aboard, several injured. Superintendent J W Logsdon sustained a broken rib and bruises. Charles P Perin and W W Tinsley with serious head and other injuries. Several women hurt.
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Middlesboro
Norton
Pennington Gap
J. W. Logsdon
Cumberland Valley Division
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Charles P. Perin
Watts’ Steel and Iron Syndicate
Italian Cerruti Claim Deadline Looms As Curacao Vessel Sails
A reliable Italian demand on the Cerruti claim expires the evening of August 13. New vice president Senor Marroquin, inaugurated Sunday on Boyaca’s anniversary, faces cabinet anxieties. The Italian warship Carlo Alberto is reported at Curaçao.
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Colon
Galveston
Tex
Senor Marroquin
Boyaca
Carlo Alberto
Curacoa
First Whisky Seizure Under McKinley Order
Seattle reports the first seizure of whisky under President McKinley's executive order. A dozen cases on a steamer dock bound for Alaska were seized after District Judge Bellinger ruled contraband must be aboard a vessel to be taken. Seizure may occur in a warehouse or on a dock under the order.
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Seattle
Wash
McKinley
Alaska
United States
Bellinger
District of Oregon
President McKinley
Albatross Ordered to Guatemalan Waters
The United States warship Albatross sails for San Jose de Guatemala to remain off Guatemala until the trouble subsides. This marks the first American ship stationed in Guatemalan waters in several months.
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San Francisco
United States
Miller
San Jose de Guatemala
Guatemalan
Hooley Examination Adjourned as Promoter Ill in London
On resumption of the examination of Ernest T. Hooley the registrar announced the bankrupt company promoter was ill and the hearing must be adjourned. It was decided to allow those charged with receiving bribes to make sworn statements.
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London
Ernest T.hooley
Scott to bid on government vessels in Washington
Henry T. Scott president of Union Iron Works will travel to Washington to bid on government ship orders including two harbor defense vessels two battleships five torpedo boat destroyers and four torpedo boats.
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San Francisco
Henry T. Scott
Union Iron Works
Washington
Lane dies aboard troopship bound for Santiago
Savannah Georgia August 10 John J Lane storekeeper for the United States on his boat here The troopship was waiting to carry the Third regiment of immunes to Santiago Lane was 55 years old and the father of Capt Lane of the Ninth police precinct New York Cattle Infected with Texan Fever
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Savannah
John J. Lane
United States
Santiago
Lane
Ninth Police
New York
Paderewski Finger Claim Debunked by Agent
London August 10 The Daily Mail reports inquiries to Paderewski's agent Mr William Adlington prove the claim of loss of two fingers unfounded.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Paderewski
William Adlington
Judge Killed in a Runaway Near Uray
Probate Judge David Allen was killed in a runaway near Uray Columbus Ohio Aug 10 according to a Newark Dispatch special report.
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Columbus
Newark
David Allen
Capture of Coamo Town in Puerto Rico by U S Forces
Forces under Lt Thomas and Gen Wilson seized Coamo, Puerto Rico, with six American wounded and 180 Spanish prisoners. Spanish losses included Maj Vellescas and Capt Ecante among nine killed. 35 wounded. Sixteenth Pennsylvania led rear march, aided by Third Wisconsin and New York troops, supporting artillery.
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Coama
Puerto Rico
Thomas
Wilson
Coomo
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Corporal Barnes
Sergt
Wishart
Frank Whitlock
Clyde Frank
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Wisconsin
New York
Artilery
Col. Huling
Army camps planned for Kentucky and nearby states
The War Department will establish new army camps at Kentucky and considering Lexington Knoxville and Tryon. Troops now at Chickamauga may move to the new camps once evaluations of site suitability are complete and orders are issued.
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Washington
War Department
Kentucky
Chickamauga
Lexington
Knoxville
Tenn
Tryon
N.C
American Press Hails Manila Victory and Malate Battle
Newspapers praise American soldiers for victory at Manila and describe Malate as a repeating tale of brave but inept Spaniards versus cool, skilled Americans. They warn that Filipino neutrality, seen as ominous, foreshadows trouble for the United States.
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Manila
Malate
Americans Disgusted With Aguinaldo After Malate Fight
Report from Cavite describes American disgust at Aguinaldo's leadership as insurgents in Manila Bay rush steamers to aid his escape. The U S field hospital held under fire at Malate, with praise for steadiness of regulars and volunteers. Spaniards used Mauser and Remington rifles with brass bullets.
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Aguinaldo
Cavite
Manila Bay
Hong Kong
Malate
Mining notes and social events in Colorado camps
Readable items describe Olmsted and McCabe mines in Boulder County with ore values and upcoming shaft work. It notes Deadwood lode sale and town population growth, plus a Miss Hoyle party with cake walk and social games. Travel mentions Lacon improvements and local politics flap over Mr Judd’s visit.
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Colorado
Olmsted
Olmsted & McCabe
Boulder
Independence
Boulter County
Hyndman
Brothers and Hixon
Aguays
Ed de Witt
Cripple Creek
Larimer County
Eagle Bird
Boulder Cogauty Mountain
Mr Price
Colorado Springs
Albert Perry
Caribone
Peoria College Promises High Grade Work and Prizes
Opens Monday September 6th offering ten prizes of 100 dollars in its 35th year. The college pledges high grade courses, trained teachers, and successful placement for graduates. New building, elegant rooms, fine equipment, and thorough office staff training. Hand book with course details and prize positions sent free to all applicants. Principal Garver Peoria Illinois.
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Peoria Illinois
Ec OO
Death and obituary notice of Captain Armstrong in Wyoming Ill
The mortuary record notes the death of Captain Armstrong aged 88 in Wyoming Illinois on August 5 1898. Born May 20 1810 in Fleming County Kentucky he served as a captain in the Mexican War and later settled in Wyoming with his wife Jane Williams surviving. He was a Mason and Eastern Star member buried with Masonic honors at Wyoming Cemetery. The piece details his character and funeral service held August 7 with a large audience and church assistance.
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W. BH
Worley
Henry
Armstrong
Wyoming
Sriddy
Captain Armstrong
Fleming County
Kentucky
Gallia County
Ohio
Jane Williams
Patriot
Toulon
Stark County
Obriel
Order of the Eastern Star
J. A. Reichard
M. P
W. H. Hartz
Miss Hartz
Mra M.grey
K. Parker
Wyomloy
Willliam H. Jordan
Deaths: Mrs Anna N Maloney and Mrs John Blier
Mrs Anna N Maloney wife of the late Dr Maloney of Washburn died at Onargt Inet week aged 05 from creeping paralysis. She was mother of the wife of Prof J E Bangs of Pontiac and longtime at her bedside. Interment will be beside her husband in Washburn. Mrs John Blier near Mt Palatine died Monday after tumor removal surgery in Chicago hospital. Remains to be brought home. funeral Saturday at 9 p m.
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Mra Anna N. Maloney
Dr Maloney
Washburn
Onargt
J. E. Bangs
Pontiac
Mra Bangs
Mra Maloney
Presbyterian Church
John Blier
Mt Palatine
Chicago
Peru
Law worketh Hardship and a Disorderly Conduct Case
The Peoria Journal recounts Mrs Endsley's case in which Squire Barnes fined her $3 plus costs for disorderly conduct, an appeal ongoing. The issue centers on hosting Daniel Meiora without rent payments, while Molors tenants refused rent and resisted vacating the rooms.
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Peoria Journal
Endsley
Squire Barnes
Endstey
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine
A patent remedy claims to permanently cure stomach weakness and indigestion with the first dose. The advertisement promises marvelous relief for all invalids and guarantees safety and reliability. Sold by J. E. and FA. Powell.
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J. E
FA. Powell
Magnolia social notes and a cemetery monument event
Ed Phillips of Magnolia visited Chas Rani Winda Maggie and Lizzie Morse last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Francis entertained Washburn relatives. Charles Ransom and Inez visited Nicholas Klein. Mary McAleer returned home after a week with Mrs Carrie Ransom. Baldwin and Prisoner of Ottawa placed a memorial at Valedonia cemetery for Andrew Morse in memory of Anna Eichborn.
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Hennepin Road
Ed Phillips
Magnolia
Chas-Rani Winda - Maggie
Lizzie Morse
Wm Francis
Washburn
Charles Ransom
Laughter Inez
Nicholas Klein
Mary McAleer
Carrie Ransom
Baldwin & Prisoner of Ottawa
Valedonia
Andrew Morse
Mra Anna Eich
Liver remedy sells Herbine as cure for liver ills
An 19th century style advertisement claims a wide range of ailments stem from a diseased liver and promotes Herbine as an unbeatable liver medicine. It touts a 75 cent price and offers free trial bottles at Dr Powell's.
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Dr Powell's
Milo area social notes report local visits and illness
Burt Lane visited Amree Longman last Sunday. Viola Dawson of Lone Tree visited relatives in Milo last Monday. Effie Kidd of Providence and Mrs Otto Albrecht of Tiskilwa visited at D Pettegrew'sa Sunday. Mrs M Shriver returning from Putnam a week ago. Mrs William Longman of Henry visited her daughter. J W Anderson of Lone Tree and Mrs A Lane and babe of Sugar Grove visited Milo last week. Infant of J W Maples improving. Rev W B Odstley of Stockbridge Ga visiting Ellenwood pastor duties attacked by cholera morbus. testimonial note on Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Dr Powell.
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Milo
Burt Lane
Amree Longman
Viola Dawson
Lone Tree
Effie Kidd
Providence
Otto Albrecht
Tiskilwa
D Pettegrew'sa
M Shriver
Putnam
William Longman
Henry
H R Ballyment
J W Anderson
A Lane
Babe
Sugar Grove
J W Maples
W. B. Odstley
Btockbridge
Ellenwood
Chamberlain
Powell
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