Evacuation terms agreed as Spain Cuba handover to U S forces
United States and Spanish commissioners publish the January 1 1899 terms for the occupation and orderly evacuation of Cuba. Troops will depart in stages, with protections, payments, and foreign-armed guarantees, while officials and property are transferred.
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Ameiean Ericuation
Pan
Cuba
Spain
Lave
Vovrentter
Bantiago
Eingstbon
United States
Postal and Telegraphic Service
Shell
Meringen
Tom House
Mospitala
Wilba
Army of the
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Bspaniiiy
Tela
Sai
Bpanieh
Tita
Peace Commissionn
United Btaton
Pomataibrirea
Representasioa
Canbay
Pier Walutiog
Una
Meditier
Ihie
Havana
Henry
Chele
Havanis
Corm
Hiern
Alere
Weotapinin
Tumin
Matthew C. Buller
Milter Menendl
States
ALOR
Jobh W
Homes for Jack Tars plan ambitious naval housing drive
Commodore Pip heads a full committee planning to build homes for seafaring men totaling about 100000 dollars in New York Brooklyn and additional houses in Boston Newport Norfolk San Francisco and possibly Manila and other ports. The effort targets supporting the YM program and aiding sailors.
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New York
Nee
Yom
C. A
Jack Tare
Pie Fracklyn Onnvy Yard
Brooklyn
HoMton
Newport
Norfolk
San Francisco
Many Leave Dawson Due to Eyod Shortage and Winter
Bentile Washington dispatch reports a stern steamer Furenslon arriving from Alaska with passengers from Dawson City. The exodus reflects the town's strained conditions as population estimates rise, including notable traveler Dick Cary among those who left in recent months.
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Bentile
Wanh
Furenslon Hue
AlaKki
Dawson Hirec
Dick Cary
Dawaan
Desperate Highwaymen Shootout Wounds Policeman
Policeman Hrown is seriously wounded in a fierce night assault near South Twelfth and E Street. Three highwaymen, including a leader, opened fire as Pepe attempted to resist. About twenty shots were exchanged. one robber was said to be shot and wounded, others fled. The attack sparks a citywide manhunt for the gang believed to be behind recent holdups. Brown remains hospitalized with facial injuries. two companions fled.
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Toler
Tacomi
Hiepi
Wurst
Pepe
South ‘Twelfth
E Street
Vatrolman Brown
Hik
Mare Ie Dames Garrett
Sin
Brown
Trth
Treaty of Peace Delivered to President McKinley
President McKinley received from Judge Day a Christmas gift of the treaty of peace and the protocols, after a series of confidential meetings by the American peace commission. Day stated the talks produced a treaty aimed at finalizing peace, and the president expressed satisfaction and praise for the commissioners’ work.
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Washington
Mc Kinley
Day
American Peace Commission
Sludge Day
Ton
Varia
Eriiva
Bpulu
Haynd
Copien
Judge Day
America
Sagasta S condition worsens as Spain politics stall
Madrid reports Senor Sagasta gravely ill and his illness deepens the political crisis. Weyler’s role, Liberal factions, and a looming coalition govern ment spark speculations amid stalled reorganizations. A separate note describes the Cleveland Rolling Mill Co bid and a reported hospital fire incident in Portsmith.
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Madrid
Tate
Saganti
London
Standard City
sSenor Sagasta
Liberal Party
Liberala
Weyler
Sayaxta Tia Lenden
el Liberal
Weyles
Sigantu-Weyler
Ohe Hank
Spain
Honda
Murtpid
Iar Relona
Judge Day Home for Christmas After Paris Mission
Judge Day arrives in Canton with Mrs Day to celebrate Christmas, signaling the end of the Paris peace commission mission. He plans to resume law practice with his Canton firm and denies any gubernatorial ambitions. The Paris talks were arduous with productive sessions, and the US position remained firm on Cuba and the Philippines. The return trip involved per diem and travel expenses, with supporters meeting them at the station.
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Canton
Dudin Das
Me Jnle
Nira
Pennsylvania Rails
Stark County
Perasaal Fidenda
McKinley
Washington
Oho
Parke
Eltire Bose
Jorge
Berlig Sea
Mr. Foater
China
Paris
Jude
Americana
Mariner
Spaniale Caao
Paris Peace Commission and Senate Debate Over Expanding Powers
In Washington on December 21 and 27 discussions centered on the peace commission and the Senate's stance on expansion. Senator Frye and others voiced opinions on treaty terms, with calls for decisive action and possible voting after the holiday recess as the commission planned to present a treaty to the president.
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Waahitigran Wit
Greg
Expansign
Renotoe
Terie
Ros Toll Wien
Bryans
Senatok
Frye
Varix
Spinlard
Cuba
Mwani
Congress
Washington
Dee
May
Fotay
Paris
Haliday
New counterfeit silver certificate noted in 1806 span
Dec 27 report notes a counterfeit $1 silver certificate be forged in 1806 style with a tiny printed photo on bond paper and blue dampening, lacking full ink fiber imitation. Warrington dispatch Dec 24 mentions Captain Mercer Teaver under inquiry and a proposed $3,600 Leech Lake residence appropriation for Mercer.
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Washington
Offhe Keview
Bruce
Roberts
Seatry
Pace Mercer
Hiv
Warrington
Captain Mercer Teaver
Onna
Winpohago
Leech Lake
Mercer
Trova
Christmas in Washington A Quiet White House Day
The day in Washington was quiet as President McKinley and guests from Ohio enjoyed dinner at the White House. Secretary Linge and Postmaster General Emory Smith visited, a noonday drive followed by church service and a sermon extolling liberty and goodwill amid a nation positioned between peace and war.
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Washington
Wee
Waabityeton
Cirele
McKinley
Ohio
Dirink
Linge
Postiouxter
Emory Smith
Xouvilly
McKinlay
Belay
Han
Lewial
Fire damages Chilean minister's Washington residence
A fire at the home of Senor Don Carlos Vielmann, the Chilean minister, near Connecticut Avenue destroyed the roof and top floor, causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. The family escaped with the help of a 12 year old boy, seeking refuge at the British embassy while maids and staff were assisted by Lady Pauncefote and her daughters. The blaze was traced to an overloaded flue, a repeat of a past incident involving the Brazilian minister Motodonea.
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Washington
Don Carlos M Vielenna
Conserticut Avenue
Hik Reputy
Won
Carlos
Tady
Pauncefote
Ee Matifred
Upaiaira
de Hove
Senor Motidonea
Munhu
Maburi
Sarah
Rarah
Anton Tide Vary Ovenlg
Lyarestir Wrens
Jull
Sid
Marmont
Marminne
Wien
Mra
Hla
Arne
Hittie
Mr. Jamter
Lucuinstanty Duca
Sankt
America
New ‘York
Matt
Mr. Laster
Niver
Ebi
Nately
Lester
Wien ToligunDs Gartone
Washington ‘Star
Thic Establishment
Loclhig
Arte
Hull on His Bill Pushes Army Growth Plan
Washington December 27 The chairman of the house military committee today filed a report on a bill to increase the regular army strength with no stated maximum. It would require 100,000 men for frontier defense and coast defense, and provide regiments of cavalry and infantry, plus limited field artillery. The bill aims for a more efficient military structure with implied higher government cost and tax implications.
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Washington
Tyehl
Chajemin
Houge Mills Committee
Fron
Talunie
Netiliery
Batteriek
Bate
Flin Committee
Velloves
Nll
Foreign notes and political talk amid December crisis
Fragmented dispatches report European diplomatic talk and U S reactions to a budget bill as conservative parties in Prague discuss seat inspections. Separate items note a fatality at sea near Havana and a detainee’s imprisonment petition filed with 2000 signees.
GOOD RESOLUTIONS AT YEAR'S END TALK
Fragmented diary style scene shows Depyricht ims and airmen Prem Ascocin conversing about a final day talk with Mr Jeolandtie Pou and Linda. The tone hints at nostalgic reflections and a plea for meaning as the old year closes.
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Jeolandtie
Linda
Link Mornianis
Dramatic New Year Kitchen Table Romance Scenes
A long excerpt recounts a chaotic New Year party with family tensions and social expectations. Amid miscommunications and emotional outbursts a young woman contemplates independence while a fraught engagement unfolds, set against a background of fashion, marriage pressure, and social performance. Pieces of dialogue reveal generational clashes and a wish to escape frivolity through a serious commitment. The narrative threads weave domestic doubt with social duty in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
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