Senate and House Debates Shape 1899 Policies
The article summarizes congressional activity with emphasis on senatorial debates on direct elections, war pensions, and national manufacturing recognition. It notes urgency appropriations, Sulu treaty discussions, and votes affecting veterans in the Cuba and Philippines conflicts. It also covers domestic agriculture, grain totals, and notable incidents including executions and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pritchand X. Goagal
Ego Peo
Benatar Farner
Tobert
Afr
LilMefletd
Teabirts
Roberts
Hanna
Frigham J. Roberts
Utahas
Mr. Jones
Wash
Cuba
Philippines
Turmoil and Transport Amid New Era Tensions
A fragmented OCR summary notes currency shipments for troops from San Francisco to Manila, armed Kentucky Mountaineers visiting Frankfort during a gubernatorial contest, and a series of violent incidents including a fatal explosion near Wilkostrad. Also mentions attempts to arrest or detain individuals and property destruction at Fredonia New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Fund
San Pyangisco
Masaila
Queshon
Kentucky
Frankfort
Paylor
Govbel
Flimex
Sucuscoy
Fredonia
N.Y
Alice Huntington
Warren I. Bretackgi
Seof Dy Immitedu Strailbasil Wreedk
Wilkostrad
Notable Deaths and political notes from bygone era
A lengthy mixed report lists numerous deaths including Chonas Tahey aged 14 and Brig. Gen. T. F. Stanton. It notes U S statesmen and judges passing, mentions Mary Weight Gurwen and Phoebe Chestnut, and references political conventions in Indiana, West Virginia, and Maine. Foreign actions include American troops against the Philippines and updates on Boer War movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonas Tahey
Faem
Duebsatile
Ueller Bockton
United State Hator
Amfeyd Watts
Chiga- Bo
Charles We Sytives
Ste Tuwls
Todiana
Indiaapolis
Lowry Aydiazen
Cen. T. Tf
Maine Supreme Court
Port
Phoeb Daly Hedges
Mes
Jeanette Aforvis
Suiamit
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Jones Wolf
Denicon
Tex
David M. Magee
Oxford
Isda
McKinley
War News Roundup From the Front and Home Front
Reports recount Gen Selvin V in Africa and Tug of war near Ladysmith with Warren forces, while Buller’s moves near Spionkop prompt British concern. U S Senate sat lightly as Hobart’s death tribute and census debate loom, with matters on smallpox battle and new labor strains shaping headlines.
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Selvin V
Lacuon
Tell
Betuburgh
Spionkop
Warren
British War Office
Woodsgate
Guller
Ladysmith
Schleswig- Holstein
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Dresden
Eure
Loxball Point
Guy
United States Senate
House
Hobart
Congress
Shilen
Wrod Lind
Victor Pyederiekean
Walter Graxeyky
Turley
Wis
Raentelle Mountains
Mexico
Gia Loree
Merrit
New York
Department of the East
Buller
Spronkop
London
Vonsder
South Africa
Minor News Items From Various Cities
A collection of brief notes reports several notables including Admiral Dewey and his wife attending a New Orleans Mardi Gras in February. Mentions of diplomatic and local matters span Hungary Russia and the United States with various public figures and events referenced in terse notices.
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Admiral Dewey
New Orleans
Hungary
Taw
National Live Stock Association
Abe Arthur
Europe
le Linds
Kansas City
Olathe
Kan
Wes
Tietry
Howe
Cheeler
Andusy Caenegie
New York
Puserty Ds
Willie de Withee
Breiney Saab
Boers' Relentless Siege Reported From Ladysmith
A series of dispatches recount the Boer siege near Ladysmith with heavy shelling and repulsed British efforts. Reports from Spearman's Camp and Berlin cite probing attacks, evolving positions, and fatalities as Brigadier Warren's forces attempt relief amid strategic setbacks.
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Dan
I¢Le Hias
Spears Qoan
Lord Derdonald
Ys Nowell Gutan
Warren
Ladysemilann
Vretoria
Lourenszo Margus
Lugela
Ladyste
Byl Kop
Daily Telegraph
Spearman
Charles Warren
Spion Kop
Acton Homes Road
Degan
Dirk
Times
Spearman's Caap
Holy Ridge
Drakensburg
Berlin
Ladysmith
Berliner Lageblatt
Reussel’s
Kron Zeitung
Minnesota Farmer Sees Success in Manitoba Colony
A Minnesota farmer recounts his move to Manitoba in 1898, describing land, homesteads, and crops. He notes lifting 2700 bushels of grain from 125 acres, a 33 bushel wheat yield, and building a stone dwelling near Virden, advising fellow Americans to relocate if willing to work.
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Manitoba
United States
North
McGre
Winniper
Virden
Minnegan
Minnesota
Yargrave
Mennesota
Dacah Reichert
Fragmented historic clippings tease mixed lines and ads
A garbled paste of quotes from various papers includes snatches about marriages and cigars, a family medicine note on bowel health, bank-argument satire, a Queen and Crescent line reference, a butter and fruit dialogue, and a laxative ad. The read reads like a collage of 19th century newspaper snippets with no single coherent event.
Akron man linked to Chicago butcher wife missing in 1900s
In a fragmentary 1900s report, Akron resident Mrs Matilda Cook, formerly of Lincoln, is identified as the missing Adolph Taetgert wife. The article notes Conk’s return from Germany and mentions a violent crime scene at Chayontay House with mangled individuals and family ties to the Taegert and Werther families, with references to retirements and local officials.
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Akron O
Wheaver i Akruy
Adolph Taetgert
Matilda Cook
Lint
Conk
Tron
Germany
Tlotwglidan, Wieh
Pwo
Krai
Chayontay House
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Restored Energy
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for exhausted nerves and blood. It claims the product strengthens the stomach, restores energy, and alleviates constipation and nervousness without harmful effects.
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Hostetser
Cow incident at golf prompts odd two on one hole
A Los Angeles player Tufts struck a wayward ball into a cow at the third tee. After the cow released the ball, Tufts leaped to the green to hole out in two, while his opponent took seven, the rivals quarreling over the hole outcome.
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Ea Tufts
Los Angeles
Tufts
Justin Fine
Mutt
San Francisco Argonaut
A Convivial Conservatory Quip Sparks Pedigree Pride
A scattered clipping depicts a guest boasting that her home plants outdo those in a conservatory visit. She claims a giant cactus at home, grown from seed, outmatches any in the display, prompting a polite professor to curious contrast. The moment ends as she exits.
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Philadelphia Press
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Paris
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Fred Dose
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Tani
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Chicago Dispatch
Queen & Crescent
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Ana Bill Recessi Hy
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