Surrender of Cuban General Agramonte and scattered forces
Telegrams report General Stanuel Agramonte with about eighty officers surrendered near Puerto Principe to Spanish Colonels Cubas and Romolino. Agramonte’s remaining men dispersed, some preparing to surrender. Other items note maritime incidents, European diplomacy, and political shifts in the United States and Europe.
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Agramonte
Cubas
Romelino
Puerto Principe
Agramonto
George Mitchell
Florida
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Nassau
Descuride
Aranghai
China
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Luneville
the Meurthe
London
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Ont
Teniér
New York Herald
St. Petersburg
Alexis
America
Berlin
Germany
United States
Vienna
Count von Andrassy
Austria
Italy
England
Greenwich
Victry la Francois
Paris
Mayoral Return and Statue Unveilings in 19th Century New York
Mayor Hal resumes duties in New York City as the Franklin statue is unveiled in Printing House Square. A fund drive starts for a Horace Greeley statue, with $3000 raised at the Franklin unveiling. Chicago Alderman Glade is found guilty on bribery charges after a trial concluding on the 19th.
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Exander H. Moore
Independence
Kansas
Isaac L. Peck
Owosso
Mich
Hal
New York City
Franklin
New York
Printing House Square
Horace Greeley
Alderman Glade
Chicago
Congressional Proceedings Reflect Grants and Inquiries in Senate and House
The House on the 12th passed pension bills and adopted a resolution directing the Post Office Committee to investigate recent transportation contracts with power to summon witnesses. The Senate on the 15th swore in Mr. Goldthwaite of Alabama, received petitions including one from Pacific coast Chinese dealers on rice, and referred tariff reform to revenue measures. A joint regulation on Louisiana affairs was objected to. the Cincinnati & Southern Railway bill moved from Commerce. Sumner spoke on civil rights, Vickers supported amnesty. House actions included bills to remove political disabilities, repeal Tenure of Office acts, and fund river and harbor improvements plus rail and bridge projects. a select committee was authorized to probe Louisiana government-official disputes with the United States.
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Congressional actions span amnesty bills and pensions list
Senate and House debates cover amnesty for rebels, prohibition petitions, relief for Chicago fire victims, tariff discussion, labor and civil service reform, and pensions for soldiers' widows. The record notes bills on stamps, canals, ports, and imports, with adjournments through mid month.
The Little Corporal magazine rebuilt after the fire gains notice
The Little Corporal editor Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller boosts its revival with a $500 prize story by Helen eeka and expanded content. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment and Walker's Bitters are advertised amid a cluttered page of health and literature notes.
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Emily Huntington Miller
Helen Eeka
Joan E
Mr Lyon
West Randolph St
Chicago
Sheridan Ally Fenders for Horses in Cold Weather
A historical note extols Sheridan ally fenders for horses exposed to cold rain or wind and warns 110 men should own them. It references Brown's Bronchial Troches and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as notable remedies.
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Sheridan
Dr. Pierce
Reinforcements for Health With Lostetter’s Bitters
The piece extols Lostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the sole medicine to quickly stimulate the digestive organs and restore vitality without fever or nervous excitement. It frames health as a fortress needing reinforcements during cold, damp weather and warns against relying on the Vegetable Tonic for coughs or consumption.
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Lostetter
Lyon’s Kathamon Hair Reanimator Promises Quick Restoration
An antique advertisement touts Lyon’s Kathamon as the sure method to prevent baldness and reanimate a thinning scalp. It claims rapid nourishment, removal of dandruff, and a new crop of stronger, fuller hair, branded as the most agreeable hair care product for the dressing table.
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Lyon
Brevity Promises Cures for Lung Disease and More
An advertisement blends medical claims for Allen's Lung Balsam and other patent remedies with praise for various consumer goods. It touts lung cure efficacy, cautions on imitation, and promotes Boots and Shoes, a tonic for dyspepsia, and a stump puller offered by T. W. Fay, Camden NJ.
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Frntep
Amd
Allen
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