Weyler Goes Into the Hills After Rebels
The article notes Weyler’s pursuit of Cuban insurgents in Santiago and discusses broader Pacific and U.S. concerns. It mentions crop and trade figures, including 8,500,000 bales of cotton and a value near 250,000,000, and references remarks from the Georgia Tribune and the Washington Star.
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Weyler
Georgia) Tribune
Spain protests to Washington over Newcastle insult
The Spanish Minister in Washington is instructed to lodge a bold protest with the U S government regarding an insult to Spain at Newcastle Delaware. The piece recalls prior Spanish actions against Americans and Cuba-related tensions, urging a measured but clear diplomatic reply without excessive regret.
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United States
Newcastle
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Madrid
Cali
Avery
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Min Crhd
Test That Bind and the South West Unity
Richard Linthicum editor of the Tage Times-Werald notes an article in Chicago and the South urging South and West unity. He argues the South was the cradle of Western pioneers and that if exploration history were reversed the East would owe its early development to the West. The piece highlights Southern pioneers and calls for strong commercial unity between regions.
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Richard Linthleum
Tage Times-Werald
Ing Mridele
Chicago
South
Ois
Rocky Mcountahy
New England
Yor
Appalachian
Sing Sun
Proclamation Suspends German Shipping Tax Exemption
President Cleveland suspends the exemption from tonnage dues for German ships entering U S ports. Germany renewed lighthouse dues and trade barriers, prompting U S retaliation. The move aims to secure proper recognition of U S shipping privileges by German authorities and follows diplomatic efforts by Ambassador Runyon.
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Cleveland
Germany
United States
Department of State
Washington
Baltimore Herald
Cireles
Runyon
State Department
German-United States commercial ties face tax dispute
The text notes American interest discrimination by Germany against insurance and other US concerns, efforts by the Uhl embassy to secure reciprocity, and the President's move to suspend exemptions for German ships, signaling a shift in diplomatic and commercial strain between the two nations.
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Germany
Uhl
Notes and opinions on markets and events from the era
Notes discuss profits from surplus horses in America and abroad in Bean Uinavian countries, Europe funds for a 85,000,000 volton Pack, and bicycle prominence. Miss Vielonine Thomas Arto donates $10 to Heston library as a Longfellow memorial. italiana law penalties for misrepresentation at circuses. Belgium conscription substitute costs 1,200 francs. critique that rich evade duty. Transvaal education reform provokes Ullanders protests over English taught state schools. Vesuvius shows renewed activity with lava flooding the crater and approaching the observatory.
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Heston
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Atria del Cavallo
Personal notices mix of state hints and art gifts
Figures from politics, diplomacy, and culture appear in a New York style personals column. Andrew JD White is named for Secretary of State in the next administration. Ambassador and Mrs Boyard travel to Kingston Derby for a shooting party. Juliet Carson famed as The Mother of Cookery arrives from New York, reportedly indigent. An ivory Christ sculpture, seventy five pounds, to clergy of Prone. Allugh Du Maurier noted among Punch artists. Charles Keene in his time left 175000. Rothschilds of Paris send 100000 francs to Seine relief for Paris tenants. Detroit Free Press on Senator Median’s tariff reform and weather to unite protectionists and reformers.
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United States
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Som Bolper
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Derby
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Avery
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Prone
Tlme
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Punch
Charles Keene
John Level
Rothschids
Detriot Free Press
Median
Norfolk Virginian praised as one of South's strongest papers
The Norfolk Virginian is lauded for long standing high rank among the state's marriage newspapers under Min Glennan. Congratulations are extended as the paper begins its thirty second year, wishing continued success and growth in the South.
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Norfolk Virginian
Min Glennan
Popes
South
Virginian
Norfolk Herald
All Sizes 3c Pants and 3c Men's Suits Ad
Product notice boasts sizes and styles for pants and suits. Describes shapely stylish, strongly made, well woven materials. Notes affordable pricing and durable wear for working men with neat appearance.
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