Warshfield Dispatches On Cuban Relations and Philippine Affairs
The report notes Cuban plans to shape relations with the United States opposing a naval station, Filipinos in Bulacan province forming a civil government with Malolos as capital. Gen Maximo Comece exiled advising independence for Cubans. Major General Young returns from Manila. McKinley pushes for treaty power debt issues intervention rights coaling stations and exclusion of Isle of Pines in new republic talks.
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United States
Amaval
Bulacan
Luzon
Malolos
Maximo Comece
Wood
Hayat
Cubs
Young
Sun Infantry
Sed Infantry
Manila
Philippines
Aguinatuo
Hobson
Navy
Abe
Woastenetion Corps
McKinley
Mnnton
Isle of Pines
New Republic
World War Era Tidings and Domestic Incidents
The report covers Boer conflicts around Cape Town and General French actions, disturbances in Pekin with officials exiled, a saloon attack in Bluora, and a mining explosion in South McAllister, Oklahoma. It notes fires in Diamondville Wyoming, a possible mine disaster, a promotion for Brigadier Wade, and various financial and legal items including Armour’s will and government cash balances.
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Loudon
French
Cape Town
Dewet
Fareu
Koytan
Popart
Otha
Lord Kiechener
Geng Dewet
Oradee
Indiana and national political flare amid Civil War raids
Governor battles prohibition on selling flaxseed and bgzts. Iowa governorship candidates unsettled. Ex senator William M. Byrts dies in New York at 83. Indiana legislature opposes a ship canal linking Lake Michigan to the Des Plaines River as railroads resist. Terre Haute arrest of George Ware ends in violent death by burning. Griffth introduces a $120000 appropriation for John Morgan raid losses. Admiral Crowninshield suspects Morgan aided Sampson letter. Matawan residents coerced by a kidnap plot. Naugle Holcomb & Co. bankrupt petition seeks $125000. Survey gaps extend across Michigan and Wisconsin. Berliner patent ruled not new. American Bell to appeal. Wabash train derailment near Benton injures Chicago passengers. Sampson’s stance blocks naval officer promotions. Red Bank man shoots himself. tidal wave endangers new vessel in New York.
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Iowa
William M. Byarts
United States
New York
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Crlomet River
George Ware
Finkelstein
Terre Haute
Ind
Representative Griffth
John Morgan
Crowninshield
Gunner Morgan
Sampson
Ciizens
Matawan
N. 5
Charles Herbert
Freehold Jan
Representative Hearn
Delaware House
Roase Layton
Layton
J. P. McLaughtt
Naugle, Holcomb & Co
Peake
Jamestown
Wis
Michigan
Wiecongin
Eircurt
American Bell Company
Wabash
Benton Ind
Slyjured
Admiral Sampson
Long
Henry 8
van Sekalek
Cabman
Rough Rider
Red Bank
Anto
Famine Drives Italian Peasants Toward Revolt In Europe
Foreign notes describe famine pushing Italian peasants toward revolt while a British force in East Africa faced Somalis and suffered seventeen casualties. Reports cite Russian student disturbances as signs of broader unrest, and London opens subscriptions for a Queen Victoria monument.
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East Africa
Somoalis
Russia
London
Queen Victoria
Baward VII
United States
Why Your Hair Falls Out Feed Your Hair With Vigor
Ayer's Hair Vigor is advertised as a remedy to hair loss from starving the hair. It claims to reach the roots, stop shedding, and promote thick, long growth while restoring color to faded or gray hair. One dollar battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Hai Tenants Offer Handsome Book Request
A notice invites readers to order a handsome book on The Hai. It outlines subscription details and indicates limited copies, urging swift response to secure a copy and support the project.
William Evarts A Long Career In Law And Diplomacy
William Maxwell Evarts, famed New York lawyer and statesman, died at 83 after a long career that included Harvard Law School, service as assistant district attorney, mayoral and U.S. Senate ambitions, and a key diplomatic mission to London during the Civil War era. His influence stretched from the New York bar to national politics and diplomacy.
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Jewis
George Wood
William Kent
George Sullivan
John Anthon
Thomas J. Oakley
Byarts
Admiralion
Willam Maxwell Loyars
Harvard
Boston
New York
Daniel Lord
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Ae Poderewski
Missouri
Congress
Castle Garden
Evarts
Washington
Evarts and the diplomatic mission to Britain in Civil War era
Thurlow Weed notes Evarts influence with the royal couple aiding diplomacy. Byarts, defender of Johnson and Seward, praised for international law mastery and Geneva convention role. He served as ambassador in 1808 9 and secretary of state in 1877, later senator, delivering famed Chase eulogy and a Centennial address. He died near New York City after a life of public service. Byarts left a widow and eight children, four daughters and four sons.
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New York
Wm. M. Kvatts
Evarts, Choate
Hia
Miteletan
Spaio
Cuba
Cleopatra
Evarts
Hyatts
Owders
Fremont
Bim
New Jersey
Lincoln
raiLaplitter
Chiscago
Seward
Beloy
Empire State
Horace Crogley
Avarts
Tiosvi
Jivarts
Thavelt
New York City
Tidge
Ira Harris
Bure Greeley
Albany
Greeley
Harrs
Harris
Pbirion Weed
Gov. Morgan
Bywartis
Hhey
Umbragat
Apekold
Thurlow Weed
United States
Prince of Wales
Confederacy
Palmerston
Richelieu
Alabama
Byatta
Byarts
Andrew Johnson
Henry War Boecher
Hayes
Mr. Evarts
Chase
Gene
Philadelphia
Second Avenue
Gars
Yale
Harvard
Allan Sherman
Oe Peescolt
Maxwell Byurts
Mary Avaris
Reaman
Pyeel
Scudder
Progressive Ruler Cuestas Reforming Uruguay
Cuestas of Uruguay imposes radical reforms to cut waste and boost productivity. He halves salaried clerks, tightens office hours, abolishes idle officials, and pushes punctuality at all levels. Debts shrink and treasury improves as subsidies like opera funding face reform. Douglas White notes in Ainslee's.
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Cuestas
Uruguay
Atlantic
Rio de la Plata
Cucetas
Republic
Galary
Spain
Montevideo
Naional
Questas
Douglas White
Ainslee’s
Moser murder trial defendant recalls no recollection
In Pekin Illinois the defendant testified he had no memory of killing his wife and children. He claimed to have told telendi a number of details soon after his incarceration.
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Moser
Pekin
Ill
Best Spring Medicine Promoted by Dr Greene’s Nervura
The ad touts Dr Greene’s Nervura as the world’s great spring medicine, claiming it strengthens the nervous system, improves digestion, and revitalizes the bowels, liver, and kidneys. It asserts broad personal testimonials, urging readers to seek the remedy from Dr Greene at 85 W 14th Street, New York City, free of charge.
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Dr. Greene
Greene
Diroche
Ainshive Ladiagh
Best Steyr
Grovne
W. 14Th Street
New York City
Foreign Notes Highlight Royal News and Literary Tastes
Queen Wilhelminn favors English novels by Scott and Dickens while Henri de Blowitz denies recanting from Catholic faith. Rome’s mayor seeks a Pole lecture by the Duke of Abruzzi, but he defers. Mary date king curbs private life news. Queen Helene of Italy to publish poetry, while Montenegro’s prince critiques a poem. A Winchester casket honors Lord Roberts with wood from Alfred and William the Conqueror. Count Lamsdorf leads Russian foreign policy, a reclusive, tireless official who avoids society and tops 60 without appearing to age.
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Queen Wilhelminn
Yeadee
Scott
Dickens
Henri de Blowitz
Paris
Rome
Duke of
Abruzzi
North Pole
Collegio Romano
Mary
Helene
Italy
Prince
Montenegro
Neuak
Lord Roberts
Winchester
Alfred the Great
William the Conqueror
Alfred
Hamble Rivar
Hampshire
Norway
Count Lamsdorf
Russia
Tord Salisbury
Count Lamedorf
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Reyes Doo Peuve
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Activa Legation
Pekan
Conger
Damestle
Galena
P. DB. Armour
National Treasury
Treasury Department
Byward St. John
Appleton & Co
J. P. Morgan
Wheeling
Cleveland
Rumond Palmer
Nquchen Air
Desplaines
Craud
Portland
Glasgow
Loverley
1Sth Infantry
Senate
William Claybats
West Superior
Beiiyg
Waukegan
Michigan Supreme Court
Johnston Miller
Holdenville
T. T. J. P. Morgan
United States Steel Company
Meade
Fav
Ory
Col
Lockett
J.caves Co
Lowell
Maem
New Yorker
Bellman
Liscol
Court of St. James
Albert
Victoria
Hughes
Eugenie
Napoleon
Palmerstone
Bundreda
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