26 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR details actions around a U S senator election and military orders. Mentions Albert J. Iwigg, Pristeat McKinley visit, and Maine Republicans. Notes vote totals, bank and deed of trust references, and naval or army movements including Philadelphia and Havana observations.
A wide set of items reports on the U S Senate proceedings including discussion of naval matters, British relations, and legislation. The piece mentions Mr Payne and Mr Reedem in context with committees and pensions, plus a note on the reform of foreign relations and an upcoming appointment. It also references war-related developments, inspections, and a critique of governance.
A report describes widespread tremors felt across multiple towns including Navarion and Calemeta as artillery and bombardment during the campaign of the French forces cause property damage and fear. Soldiers and civilians respond as authorities prepare shelter and aid efforts.
Reported discussions show Spain considering amnesty for prisoners as cortes members seek support for a government shift. Details mention amnesty councils and potential alliances with Sperm to advance policy, with references to future meetings and ministerial plans amid tense political maneuvering.
A garbled report discusses improved testing and investigative steps to deter unsafe driving. It references a Washington agency and mentions eye tests and home visits as potential measures, aiming to prevent repeat offenses and protect public safety.
Fragmented dispatch reports fighting in the Congo State with Belgian troops and rebels intensifying clashes. At The Hague Comte Esterhazy faces testimony before a court, while Comte de Freycinet signals openness to witnesses as tensions rise in Europe and Britain endures storms and political strain.
A dramatic bank robbery in Arther Illinois involved dynamite blasts and loot taken by masked men. The thieves fled on barges with dynamite charges, while a posse and bystanders pursued them through the town leaving casualties and damaged property.
A long dispute over land titles near St Joseph Me involves Arch bishop and settlers. The archbishop secured lands for a line of settlers while a court contest seeks to prevent further transfers. The case could restore full ownership to remaining acres and affect homes in St Joseph and nearby areas.
A garbled report describes a corned beef competition with samples labeled by firm names and locations such as Newer Partteg Rowrae Cit and Sreewe Caneaeeg Co. It notes preservation debates, chemical testing, and disputes over safety, quality, and labeling standards amid a flood of conflicting details.
A detailed port authority report analyzes the Spanish administration in Porto and the wide reorganization of social systems. It notes pensions funded by Spanish taxes, the high per capita expenditure, and the challenge of creating a cohesive organization amid fiscal strain.
The piece outlines a seafaring and legal set of notes about Spanish prisoners, a United States government stance on their transfer or handling, and mentions of transportation and coercive measures. It also references local court actions, public notices, and a long narrative about trials and statements, with geographic and institutional names indicating a period of legal and political activity.
Obscure obituary and news briefs recount the death of Col. Tem Si Sele A Caper and details of his career and family. The notes describe postwar activities, legal roles, and a prominent local building attributed to the Comper firm. Smaller items mention Senator Gear appointing a cadet and a copper wire theft near the West Union Telegraph line.
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