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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
3
A fragmented narrative recalls a man scarred by fire during a prairie battle and a courageous rescue. It references a rescuer guiding a woman to safety, enduring injuries, and a later memorial praising heroic deeds. The text also mentions Prince Ru and a marble monument, plus a medical testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham’s product.
A chaotic report details bombardment off the coast of Santa Canta Cuba by a Spanish vessel and Mangrove engagement as American forces exchange fire. It describes the Mangrove taking heavy fire, casualties, and calls for immediate relief and support from Gen. Wheeler and Camp Thomas communications.
The July trade report shows imports of merchandise at 30 047.06 dollars with 10 391.20 free of duty. Exports of merchandise exceed 1 million dollars, while duty paid imports reach 2 014 540 dollars. Silver exports total 4 000 plus, and overall trade shows declines vs July 1897 with varied gold and silver movements.
The article notes the appointment of commissioners to negotiate a treaty of peace and the protection of institutions and printing matters. It mentions Wrablegtow and a wish for a short rest, with emphasis on proactive action and the need for time and a cautious approach.
The fragment reports a murder in Guatemala involving Su Deaneisea Aus Ta Rovent and a jewelry theft at Chand Pore City on July 25. A recently released prisoner allegedly committed the deed after displaying valuables. $16,009 in goods were recovered.
Morace Ade conk died at home in Macomb on Sunday afternoon from injuries after a lightning event during a storm that dropped heavy rain over five hours. The county faced widespread damage with crops affected and orchards sustaining losses as streams overflowed and property damage mounted.
A Milwaukee report details Private T Jake of the Second Wisconsin reg iment being court martialed and found guilty of murder in Puerto Rico, with the sentence to be executed by shooting. The dispatch also notes a major fire in Presno California and other battlefield and censoring developments from August.
The article describes a convoluted conspiracy involving Dewey and Merritt in Manila, detailing clashes with Admirals, U S forces, and a plan to block entry to Washington. It references arrests, trials, and various military gestures amid chaotic testimony and disputed loyalties.
The three old Bryanite Nebraska parties hold joint conventions, aiming to fuse for Bryanism and restore his influence. They debate apportionment, nominate ticket aims including governor and attorney general, and split on referendums and direct election of senators while backing Spain restoration ideas and military service patriotism.
The piece contends tariff reform and party platforms shape the next national campaign. It cites the Dingley Act and Wilson‑Gorman law, noting surpluses or deficits and urging Democratic readers to rethink issues beyond free silver.
The piece argues that the Democratic Party remains tied to free coinage and hostility to property rights, criticizing Bryan and the 1896 platform. It portrays Republicans as aligning with responsible policy while the Democrats cling to unfiltered populism and anarchic authority rhetoric.
The article recounts a 1896 convention where Indiana Republicans endorsed maintaining the gold standard and opposing free coinage. It argues for amending law to name gold coin and warns of economic panic if greenbacks remain or are redeemable in silver. It links monetary policy to national credit and party power in Congress. It also notes Muncie tin plate mill growth tied to continued protection of industry.
A father from Orrick Missouri touts Ayers Sarsaparilla as a brain and blood tonic that cured his daughter after measles and illness. He credits the medicine with restoring eyesight and calls it a universal cure, urging readers to obtain the remedy and follow physician guidance for blood diseases.
A public appeal urges young wives to strengthen themselves for maternity, promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A reader, Mrs. R. SR of Chambersburg, Pa., writes a testimonial detailing relief from painful menstruation and related symptoms after using the remedy and liver pills.
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