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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
1
The report outlines Pettigrew’s protest during a late Senate session over alleged attempts to suppress testimony. It details speeches by Balden and Lawton, Republican rebuttals, and remarks on government revenue laws and wartime policy.
A local historical society announces an upcoming event at a college campus. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference a public gathering or exhibit with community participation and possible archival papers. The notice invites attendance and notes regional involvement.
The Senate moved to lift secrecy on a treaty negotiated by United States and multiple nations including Denmark Spain Mexico France Montenegro the Netherlands Portugal Romania Russia Sweden and Norway. A five year enforceable declaration and methods to curb ballistic balloons were proposed. An arrest report notes an individual named Charlot ytort alias De Phariia was taken into custody in Pittsburgh for three counts of diamond theft.
General Wood's reception in Havana described with praise for the organizers and local residents. A long sequence notes steady crowds at the Hotel Inglaterra and mentions Wood's planned return to the United States after a brief stay in Tempe before heading further north.
General Roberts arrived with his two daughters after a long journey, greeted by cheering crowds. He spoke of war plans and urged unity as he prepared to address American citizens about the ongoing conflict and the troops' return.
Local authorities report arrests tied to a Havana graft probe involving a chief appraiser and others at a customs house. Investigators say evidence shows plan to divert funds for two weeks, with allegations of widespread corruption and possible ties to officials in Winton and nearby jurisdictions.
The report details recruitment efforts for the Boers, with mentions of political figures and local offices. It also reports a crime sequence in which a man killed his wife and an ensuing investigation and trial developments. The piece highlights municipal actions, court proceedings, and public notices surrounding the events.
The article reports that thirteen Americans, including three officers, were wounded in the action where General Lawton was killed. It notes enemy forces totaling about 600, with roughly half armed with rifles, and U.S. troops numbering around 1,300 before retreat. The narrative covers the aftermath, transport details, and memorial arrangements for General Lawton’s death.
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