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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1898
Page
8
Madrid reports suggest U S peace commissioners prepared to discuss terms with Spain as joint talks loom. The article outlines potential Philippine settlement options, including monetary compensation versus territorial transfer, with references to observers in political circles and upcoming formal declarations.
Genera uum Ab omusnder of the United Sate forew recently proposed to Aguinaldo to release friars and end captivity across provinces. He argued the friars were legitimate prizes of war as many had enlisted as volunteers. He praised women's and children's roles in captivity but claimed some acted to join husbands or fathers. The pope is blamed for prohibiting certain actions and parishes being mismanaged by clericals. Aguinaldo maintained the war against captivity and denied parochial subordination. Canada’s hurricane relief support acknowledged by British government. Montreal creditors’ meeting appoints curator and assignees for JC & M Warrington cheese firm.
London reports two assassination attempts on the former king of Serbia. A train attack between Kray and Nische wounded several guards as peasants fired on his car. Later in Nisoh a man dressed as a student with a revolver entered Milan's bedroom but was arrested before striking.
John W Fearon of New York elected General Master Workman after a close vote over Henry H Hicks also of New York. J D Schonfater of Baltimore named to the grud executive body replacing Henry Bostock of Muncie Indiana. Bow fon chosen as next year’s convention site with all former officers re elected.
Toronto officials report likely settlement within days on the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific differences. Talks have progressed harmoniously and near conclusion. The Toronto to North Bay line would return to the Canadian Pacific under a new arrangement, replacing the old Northwest basis.
Newport Oregon reports from an Aleea Fay six stories below indicate the sailing Fenel Atlantic ran ashore with about thirty aboard. Only a few survived. Vessel broken in two, life ring gone, and one life-sering er was lost. Atlantic sized 2,590 tons, last seen bound for an African port from London.
The report discusses Canadian tariff preferences and imperial policy, with Washington officials arranging joint examinations. A brief joint expedition concluded as officials prepare to return to Washington. Meanwhile, Behring Sea settlement efforts improved as officials who valued Canadian sealing assets complete their appraisal and head to Washington.
Berlin Nov 14 German newspapers discuss Joseph Chamberlains Anglo German entente push. The National Zeitung supports amicable ties but wants Britains attitude to change. The Tageblatt and Cologne Gazette question the sincerity of Britains stance while Figaro notes Britains moves toward alliance with America and hints at strategic aims. Nov 15 Florida drill trip for public school students mentioned with Tampa in February 1899.
Nov 17 reports detail the sale of the Royal Standard horse to A W Montgomery of Illinois for 7000 by Graham Bros Clare Gut. Also notes the Hackney stallions Kenehery and Teamark lineage, plus a grain of racing and breeding history.
Garrow, long a West Huron legislator and Liberal candidate, appointed to the Ontario cabinet without portfolio, succeeding Hon. E H. Bronson who left the house last March. Garrow's experience and votes boosted government strength as he leaves the West Huron seat to face a new election. Ottawa civic welcome to Lord and Lady Minto contrasts thirteen years of progress with past conditions. Rumors of a Knighthood for Mulock are denied by the postmaster general.
Admiral Dewey informed the Navy that Panay is largely in insurgent hands except for the town of Iloilo with eight hundred Spanish troops. Negros seeks independence. American authorities plan wrecking and raising three ships from Manila battle with an estimated repair cost of 500000 dollars. The Charleston and Newport arrived from Doilo for further details.
Reports from London Westminster and Montreal detail court actions, ship news, and political arrests. Charges against Col Ley lead to fines and short imprisonment. fraud allegations emerge in a weekly journal case. A liner grounds near Glasgow with cattle being removed. Baltic news cites social unrest and exiles as five bands are arrested and thirty sent to Siberia.
Organizers of the movement against the annexation of the Philippines met in Bastos on November 20. A constitution was adopted and officers elected, with an address urging U.S. residents to sign a protest. A telegram from Andrew Carnegie reported a $5,000 check for the movement's use.
Reports from Biarritz and Madrid indicate growing unrest in the Spanish Army over unpaid arrears and war burdens. Officers and soldiers alike express discontent at recouping wages while fighting the conflict with the Carlists and American forces, causing concern in political and military circles.
Farmers in the Northwest are urged to determine grain germination power before sowing any doubtful seed. Send an ounce of grain to the Director of Experimental Farms at Onawa. results will be mailed free. The Canadian Pacific Railway launches its twelfth annual excursion, sending first class ventilated cars from Perth to Toronto and Montreal with through service to the east.
Reports from Paris and London detail Filipino representatives agitating over Aguinaldo’s aims, with a counter government formed in Paris. A telegram from Aguinaldo reportedly demands absolute independence, while debates in Washington and Hong Kong spark further tension about colonial governance and U S policy toward the Philippine situation.
A blaze at Red Lake Falls started in Hit e's drag store and burned about half the town's main business block. Firefighters fought flames as the fire threatened surrounding buildings and residents reported heavy smoke. No injuries are confirmed, and the cause is under investigation.
Fragmented report notes the death of a young actress named Miss Marlowe during a performance at the Globe Theatre in Boston. The incident occurred as she seated with fellow performers. she collapsed from heart failure and died on stage. Other items mention crime reports in Manila and Liverpool, with multiple suspects and arrests.
A Paris express reports the London papers that Spanish commissioners may finally yield under protest to the United States demand, based on shared indications from the May Viel Under Provest Union meeting dated November 1. The note suggests a developing consensus favoring U S positions amid ongoing diplomatic pressure.
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