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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1899

Page

5

Word of Honor tale of blue and gray interview

A young officer seeks an audience with a Springfield official to confirm his betrothal to Miss Harrison and explain his wartime actions. The colonel counsels caution and urges a deliberate choice between duty and love, noting the peril of the mission and the risk to the officer’s honor.

Werner Coony Robwert Springfield Burney Vieutenant Roland Wiliam William

An Unexpected Visitor at Springfield Estate

In a tense afternoon at a walled Springfield mansion near a key Southern recruiting station, Florence confronts pressure from Edward Harrison to marry so her father’s last wish and protection of property can be secured. Florence doubts his love, cites past estrangement, and weighs the peril of hastened vows as political tensions loom.

Springfield Florénce Edward Harrigan Wilson Florence William Ned Edward Harrison Marence Ralph

Temptation and Honor Dilemma In A Household Tale

A lieutenant seeks a leave of absence amidst a perilous family conflict. Burney offers minimal room and a terrace, while a young woman rests in a sunlit chamber as Ralph the slave whispers of a visitor. Florence stirs, and the scene hints at unfolding loyalties and hidden pressures within the mansion.

Currency bill passes house 199 to 150 in Washington

The currency measure cleared the house by 199 to 150 after a tense roll call. Several Democrats split from the majority, while Republicans cheered as Speaker Henderson announced final passage and committee outcomes, with deaths of Representative Bland noted earlier.

Washington Dee House Iness Messrs Clayton Brigg Fitzgerald Louis Ruppert Scudd Underhill Wilson New John Walter Smith Maryland Stallings Alabama Joseph Wheeler Wheeler Philippines Bailey General Wheeler Committee On Henderson Bland Missouri Gaines Tennessen Overstreet Tadlant New York Denny Driggs Fitzgerald Levy McAleer Pennsylvania Rupperts Scudder Fhayer Massachusetts Underhill Parrett Catchings Mississippi Campbell Montana Brossard Louisiana Robertson Davey

Manila Campaign Reports and Treasury Deposits Update

Dispatches describe American forces advancing in northern Panay and Cebu while pursuing insurgent columns in Luzon. Spanish prisoners arriving as casualties and strategic movements are noted, alongside renewed treasury plans to boost depositor banks and distribute internal revenue receipts.

Theral Olly St. Papsudige Cebu Young Luzon Hare Mouuntains Pamplona Aparri Navy Spain

Buller Crosses Tugela As Forces Move Toward Durban

London dispatch reports General Buller crossed the Tugela after a stiff fight. Methingen’s communications are cut and Lord Roberts may soon spare troops from India to reinforce Buller. The Times notes Roberts will have a free hand to resume Buller’s campaign plan. Duke of Connaught visits the war office as talks of new commands continue.

Buller London Daily Mall Tugela Aleo Methigen War Office William Lockhart India Bombay Durbin Duke of Connaught Lord Roberts South Africa Ranit Tront the Times Ladysmith Bobs Kandaharia Great Britain Lord Kitchener General Buller Capetown Charles Warren de Arr Lord Mettven

Senator Allen In Washington Takes Oath Of Office

Senator Allen arrived from Madison to take the oath of office in Washington today. Thurston presented Allen's credentials bearing Nebraska’s great seal, signed by Governor Paynter and Secretary of State Porter, but Chandler protested a drafting error that could limit the term to the legislature's next session rather than until a successor is elected. Credentials were received and no President Pro Tem was appointed.

Onlee Wit Tithnan Washington Allen Madison Thurston Commonwealth of Nebraska Paynter Porter Senate Chandler William Val Jen Nebraska Senate of United States Monroe L. Hayward Nebrasika

Andrews Asked to Resign Over Boer War Speech

Chicago December 19. Dr. E Benjamin Andrews superintendent of public schools faced council resolutions demanding his resignation or immediate suspension and removal from the board of education if he refused to step down. He was denounced by Alderman Cullerton, with the measures referred to the committee on schools.

Chicago Great Britain E. Benjamin Andrews Board of Education Anderman Cullerton Committee On Schools

Queen in Bacellant Bealch Flight Case

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a queen in a battleground related case with references to golden currency and travel, implying a legal or ceremonial dispute in a historical context. The readable portion hints at a travel or rate issue and a contemplated action.

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