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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
6
Iowa Republican District Convention Nominates Incumbent
The Fifth Congressional District Republicans met in Cedar Rapids nominating RB G Cousins by acclamation. They report a severe accident in Ames as a 9 year old boy died after a fall from a tree while gathering eggs. A major fire in Charlotte destroyed several business properties causing heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereston
Fifth
Cedar Rapids
G. Cousins
Congress
Thomas
D. Gilchrist
Ames
Frank Allen
Frank Qtfanton
Vnienation
Siggels Hardware Store
Rogers's
Barnagies Hall
Greston
Geo. L. Tinn
Bedford
Claude E. Porter
Centerville
M. le. Bevis
Mt. Ayr
Finn
Americans land Marines to seize Guantanamo Bay fortifications
An American force of about six hundred marines, under Lieutenant Colonel Huntington, landed near Guantanamo Bay after shells from Marblehead and other ships opened on Spanish earthworks. They burned Spanish buildings, silenced guns, and established a beachhead while awaiting further orders to take the main fortifications within the city. No American casualties reported. Spaniards briefly fired but offered little resistance before the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusetarine
Orruaxranxaig
Cuba
Port Anton
The
Tay
Panther
2. W. Nuntington
Granitaname
Guantanamo
Uisits
Spanish Retreat Reported as Aguinaldo Forces Close In
Advices to the Liberal from Manila describe advancing insurgents under Aguinaldo pushing Spaniards back. Fighting is continuous with skirmishes day and night, shortages of provisions and ammunition forcing Spaniards to retreat at points. Wounded are sheltered in churches under Red Cross care. Jesuits and sisters flee to safety as Manila’s capitulation nears with American arrival anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altos
Madrid
Ldsies Adu
Manila
Aguinalde
Aguinald Perior
Red Cross
Lishon
Bateneas
la Guana
Massacre Report From Sierra Leone War Boys Tragedy
June reports from Sierra Leone describe massive killings in the uprising. About a thousand killed including Freetown traders and strangers. many abducted into the bush by war boys. White missionaries of the United Brethren of Christ reportedly murdered in the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leone
Freetown
Iirethren of Christ
Earthworks at Calmanera Destroyed by Bombardment
Bombardment demolished the brick fort and line earthworks at Calmanera at the end of the railroad to Guantanamo. Texas Marblehead and others engaged, lasting about an hour and a half. Spaniards in the brush opened fire after ships withdrew, then were driven inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunance Eire
Artiotr
Texas
Kixesrox
Jamaica
Calmanera
Guantanamo
Marblehead
Marbleheads
Corrupted Political Items and Naval News Mix In 19th Century Briefs
The column blends a renominating scene in Pilih district with a Washington voting note on the Hawaiian question. It reports a British steamer from Kingston bringing a coal cargo and a presumed Spanish emissary under a write crew. Also noted is President’s recommendation for Lt. Richmond P. Robson, the sinking of the Merrimac, and Spain’s request to the powers about occupying Manila should insurgents yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepan Ramius Janeiv
Robert G Consing
Pilih
Givis
Washington
Waickenham
Key West
Kingston
St. Lewis
Invasion Plans Involving 44,000 Men To Havana
Reports indicate Major General Kilpatrick plans a 40,000 strong force to move on Havana with 10 day readiness. General Lee’s detachments may land within thirty days to encircle and invest the Cuban capital as Wheeler’s cavalry and Fourth Army Corps prepare for Porto Rico expedition from Tampa. Porty-ninth and Fiftieth Town volunteers in Jacksonville, Fifth second at Camp Thomas, poised to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Aduinnee
Ann
Woasuiseroy
Kileigh Bers
Havana
Camitdandyr
Seventh Army Corps
Thivani
Ilavana
War Department
Leu
Wheeler
Coppinger
Fourth
Tampe
Porto Mica
Thich
Ntne
Cieneral Shafter
Les Division
Jacksonville
Camp Thomas
Fired on Morro Hill by New Orleans and Vesuvius dynamite
New Orleans shelled Morro Castle hill top for twenty minutes as Vesuvius fired three times, releasing two hundred pounds of gun cotton per blast. The explosions sent Earth rising from the hillside and shook ships five miles away, with men in darkness catching the warning. Firing received praise as well done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Morro Castle
Leiter Loses Grip in Wheat Market Collapse
The report details Walter Leiter’s collapse as wheat prices plummet after he placed roughly 7,000,000 bushels in trust. Pressure from margin calls and his father’s refusal to lend more precipitated a rapid sequence of sales begun with broker George G. French, driving prices downward through 14 months of trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiter
Truste
Leiters
George G. French
Expedition to Santiago Lands Near Zachera Bay
Troops under General Shafler will land from north Cuban blockading squadron near Zachera Bay in Santiago. The transport fleet carries about 26,600 infantry, three cavalry squadrons, and an artillery regiment and is expected off Santiago by Thursday. The Assciated Press reports plans for direct Washington communication via the cable with Admiral Sampson to manage the sea operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachers Bay
Guy- More St. Nicnvunas
Tampa
Shafler
Zachera Bay
Santiago
Insurgent Capture of Manila Reported and Refuge Steamer Seized
The Frankfort Zeilung notes insurgents have captured Manila and set up a provisional government before the contact with land. The Gerona consul in Manila reports 300 Germans and Swiss aboard a refuge steamer in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiiecs
Frankfort Zeiluns
Manila
Estabish
Gerona
Tle Harbor
Second Manila relief expedition sails amid cheers
June 18 reports the second expedition to aid Admiral Dewey at Manila leaving under General Greene with transports Senator, Colon, Chima and Zealand. About three thousand five hundred troops aboard four vessels march to sea as cannons fire and crowds cheer along the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sax Erascisoe
Admiral Dewey
Colon
Chima
Zealand
Winder
General Greene
Labent
Women in Business Promote Pink Pills in Detroit
A Detroit businesswoman, Mrs. L Mansfield, endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as restoring sleep and strength amid chronic female ailments. She reports relief for herself and others, praising the pills for boosting nervous health and general well being. The ad claims benefits for growing girls, mothers, and even paralysis and locomotor ataxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pree Press
Detoit
Mich
Oke
Byenary Thay Lara
L. Mansfield
Ferrar St
Detroit
Dr. Williams
A Godsend War Comment Sparks Politician Debate
A wartime remark questions why leaders rejoice. It argues politicians should focus on the broad future of young soldiers and their interests. The exchange highlights tension between victory sentiment and duty to care for veterans.
Patented Inventions Flash On Last Week’s List
Curio items include an automatic bicycle pump that recharges a deflated tire each wheel revolution. Inventors seeking patent law guidance are urged to contact Sues & Co Registered Patent Lawyers at Bee Building. Military notes state a first-class battleship’s heaviest shell from an 18 inch gun weighs 1,150 pounds while Salting guns fire bullets around three-tenths of an ounce. A Gatling gun shower is said to clear a ship’s deck at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitor
Governus Shaw
Additiona Muses
Auss Delia
Western Iowa
Mantle
Capense
Ley
Olond
War Department
Wiat
Compan
Lyman
Saylor
Poh
Charles Teaton
Teaton
Ueaton
Trenton
Jasper Stout
Bienne
Mary
Shah
Sioux City
Yirall
Manchester
Shelden
Pa T. Len
Guiking Center
E. WH. Agen
Des Moines
M. W. Darling
George
Denison
Aterleo
de Crecker
Sever
Hy Rein
Joss
Pas
Zong New Department
Mast Department
Shell Rock
Angus
Lehigh
Fort Palge
Toma
Yort Doulre
Samer
Doone County
Sues & Co
Bee Building
Allen's Foot-Base Promises Fast Foot Relief
Advertisement highlights Allen's Foot-Base powder for feet curing painful swollen feet and bunions. It claims instant sting relief, improves shoe fit, reduces sweating and callouses, and offers mail order and free trial. Also notes sailors on lakes train sharper for navigation due to busy waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
The Author of Lorna Doone Admitted
A fragmentary display ad quotes R D Blackmore praising Lorna Doone as a magnum opus and notes a plan to obtain the Standard Dictionary via small down payments. The text also mentions tobacco tainting meat and proctors smoking in New York kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. DP. Blackmore
New York
Oldest Twins Leonard Marshall Story Spotted
The text notes the Marshall twins Paul of Pitistizania County Virginia and Saul of Pole Arkansas, aged 97, in good health and resembling each other closely. It mentions credin class SCReRt salesmin and references sales from photographs by Wecaaristos S20 toTMonthon Imaiomdery Address, with Bernard Mic. Co. in lowe Cy. Jows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecaaristos
Totmonthon Imaiomdery
Winstamp
Brenard Mic. Co
Lowe Cy. Jows
Paul Marshall
Pitistizania Couniz
Saul Marshall
Pole. Ark
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AL Brom
DDS
Clemonts Stock
Perts Iowa
W. H. Fahey
Cardell & Giddings, Attorney-At-Law
Perry, Iowa
Edmund Nichols
Citizens Bank
Perry
Iowa
W. Russell & CO
Adel. Jows
D. J. Pattee
L. A. French
Agency
Reliable Insurance Cos
Geazers State Bark
Eco
Natl Bank Oh
Capital
Patter
Pie Allen Breed
H. J. Holmes
Cashier
Signal Park
Gitizens
Wallona
Csrs Ies
D. J
Moody
Dee Te Fanat Ants - Moody
Pratt St. Holmes
Dielis
Ta Sport
Ag Eoog
H. A. Rouse
St. Bear
Advertiser
Daniele Bros
Wopiisahers
the News IN
Charlotte
K. BP. Goldman
NM. G. Gollman
Bank of Charlotte
J. M. Laughlin
Delmot Nelson
American Coal
Evans
Nelson
SAGO
Great Westen
Ba Melbourne
Tes Moines
James Milter
Vias
Ced Pateen
Friends of Companies A
Des
Arrn Dobson
Wasixerox
Richmond P. Robson
Merrimac
Barber
Navy
Bale
Xeotc
Frei Press
Spain
Ures
United States
Lee
Morro
Grip
Dewey
St. Phladelpis
Coc
Wil Heron
Trysh
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