22 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
1
A compact listing from 346 Thames Street advertising Southdown spring lamb Kee and Broiling, ducklings, chickens, Ewele, Y. City dressed beef and a telephone contact line. Repeats company initials J A and HH Barber. The fragment preserves a rough commerce notice for meat products and poultry.
A flood of fragmented notes outlines a heated discussion on international neutrality versus belligerent commitments. Delegates push for a unified stance while cautions emerge about entangling alliances and collective security.
The document discusses German wartime claims and neutrality, noting tensions over compensation and losses. It references Baron Ven Tuelow and alleged discussions on how the war affects neutral powers and the Philippines lag, with concerns about shipping blockades and reparations for wartime damage.
Police out in force on West and Saully streets as cars swarm Molden Avenue and Pearl Street. several people found with intoxication nearby. A meeting of company representatives is planned at a local hall to discuss settlement terms.
Disabled Montana towed from Ellerslie incident reported as awaiting details. New York departure noted with multiple vessels named in chain of events. British steamer Ellerslie linked to a broader maritime transfer, with officials in London expected to comment.
An East Providence pension note appears in Washington dispatches with fragmented names and unclear details about individuals and funding. The artifact hints at a formal grant or stipend tied to local governance and a scholarly or scientific commission but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmented telegraphic summaries indicate changes in leadership and government structures across regions. Reports from Sule, Bartlet, Liehig, and Berlin describe resignations, abolitions of monarchies, provisional governments, and judicial or administrative reorganizations amid continuing political flux.
A garbled report outlines a naval inquiry involving Admiral Bate and Ali on silk matters, with references to Heavies Farle Bruen and Monaghan. It mentions officers, a mayor, and a church procession, noting the Philadelphia ship's fate and a planned departure amid unclear details and names crowded in the damaged text.
Fragmentary report shows University leader and public figures debating political reform and public health policy. The piece references fine status, a reformist agenda, and calls for top leader changes within a political party context amid campus and city debates.
The readable text mentions a person possibly killed and references an investigation or inquiry. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, leaving uncertain details about the incident, involved parties, and timing. The fragment suggests distress and potential legal or procedural follow up.
A severe blast at a mine near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania traps sixteen miners. Rescue efforts are underway as workers search for survivors amid dangerous conditions. The disaster, reported on June 22, has already confirmed fatalities and injuries, with families awaiting news.
In Santiago two more yellow fever deaths are reported including General Brooke and several soldiers. The dispatch from Washington lists Adjutant General Liliane Shand and others noting the toll among troops. The text cites patients and dates, with references to Calo and Virginian units and a deceased sergeant among the infantry.
Fragmented OCR text describes a scene with figures named Nouvel Adams Anisse and McKinigs, mentions Pinekert and a large space called Aube, and references drives, visitors, and a confected assembly around a president figure. The writing is garbled but suggests a public or ceremonial drive with multiple participants and disputed actions involving a president.
Portsmouth navy yard upgrades are announced amid mentions of industry officials and defense spending. The report notes Admiral Bralty and a campaign to enhance shipyard facilities, with emphasis on boosting hospital capacity and logistics for naval operations.
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