Readier Palots Fe Solicits for Grinders
Fragmented OCR text mentions a solicitation for Ready Hi Palots Fe by Weesa with a call to save care to Soc pet zation. It references Ready i shades and a figure of 900 sailon with a 20 fo ie context.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1899
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions a solicitation for Ready Hi Palots Fe by Weesa with a call to save care to Soc pet zation. It references Ready i shades and a figure of 900 sailon with a 20 fo ie context.
The Home for the Aged, founded in 1892 by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Ross and Mrs. Anne G Ross, now houses twelve inmates and has expanded via the Wolfe home adjacent land. The seventh annual report praises its progress, notes changes in matron and presidents, and highlights yearly benefactions and activities.
Washington report states the Judiciary Committee found that Major General Wheeler from Alabama and others did not vacate their seats by accepting other offices. The panel concluded no civil-commission members forfeited their seats. The committee's findings require House passage before final action. Wheeler declined comment pending the decision.
New York reports Commodore John W. Philip USN was presented with a sword and album at General Butterfield’s residence honoring his role in the naval battle of Santiago on July 3 1898. Governor Roosevelt praised his courage skill and humanity reflecting on the service and state of origin. Alleged bribery claim tied to Lebanon county Senate race surfaces in Harrisburg with affidavits noting payments to voters and workers for anti Quay candidate Dr Weiss.
Washington February reports the president plans a formal inquiry into charges about Army beef quality and contractor conduct. The investigation may use an officers board or a court of inquiry to establish facts and assign responsibility, with General Miles potentially on trial if charges prove unfounded.
In Washington the Senate heard over five hours of opposition to ratifying the peace treaty with Mr Money and Mr Daniel arguing against it. The House spent most of a three hour session filibustering relief bills, then adopted the diplomatic appropriation conference report. A Philadelphia fire caused extensive damage and an Alabama cyclone near Morris injured several people.
Ex minister to Spain Stewart Woodford explains a garbled Army and Navy club speech. He says he referred to February 1898 not more than two rounds per gun and man in U S depots and that he did not intend criticism of Captain O Neill or the ordnance bureau. He praises the Navy department for reserve ammo readiness.
Colombia strike sparks demand for aid as British consul in Colon seeks dispatch of a man of war to protect British subjects and property. Train and shipyard workers press for wage arrears and higher pay while tensions rise over labor actions across the region.
Cuban generals insist General Gomez lacked authority to disband the army without consulting the Cuban assembly. They argue Cuba should receive payment terms from Cuba or the nation, not a U.S. gift, and emphasize the army as a guarantor of order rather than a burden.
The text notes widespread unrest over General Gomez's influence on the assembly and army disbandment. It mentions Cuban Finiana police recruits surrendering arms to their regiment's officer, pledging to return when called by the Cuban assembly.
Harrisburg reports no change in the senatorial deadlock as Quay remains 14 votes short of election with two allied friends absent. House members consider a direct popular vote for president, vice president, and senators amid ongoing political stalemate.
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