Honors Paid to General Garcia at St Patrick’s Church
A Cuban leader General Garcia lay in state with full church rites at St Patrick’s Church Arlington. A motorcade and U S artillery escort accompanied the funeral Cortege to Arlington cemetery for burial with full military honors prior to shipment to Cuba. High officials and veterans attended the solemn service reflecting national and Cuban reverence for the late leader.
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Wasmaron
Genera Galizio Garcia
St. Patrick’s
Havana
Raleigh
U. S
Orgatt
Neleon A. Miles
Joe Wheeler
Lawton
Garcia
Cuba
Bhaiter
Thurston
Jost
Jete tban
igand
Joseph Mee Gre
Arlington
Congress in session stalled by clerical errors and protests
Senate resumes sessions amid debates on naval and canal issues. Milburn references Mrs Bright’s death during opening prayer. Berry pushes amendments to Nicaragua Canal bill aiming to remove bond features and stock shares for private firms. Morrill promotes Supreme Court site purchase. House passes seamen shipping bill after tense vote. War info requests and a China incident probe also discussed before recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washmioton
Milburn
Bright
Elilair, Smith
New Hampshire
Berry
United States
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Rawlins
Morrill
capitol grounds
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Turbulent Reports On Peace Treaty And Local Disasters
Several dispatches claim Premier Sauaate will secure a royal decree delaying ratification of the peace treaty while Cortes discussions continue. Reports from Panay Island say General Rios plans to retreat to Mindanao as opposition grows in the United States Senate. A fatal coal mine explosion near a utility line claims five lives and buries many. Mrs. George Tanner, widow of a hotel keeper, died by poison in Chicago, linking to a prior murder case involving Captain Sampson. The Botkin trial advances with Judge Pennington again presiding and witnesses scrutinized. Porto Rican officials shuffle personnel and a French cable landing is blocked. Washington notes no treaty can be secured without broader negotiations, delaying new commercial arrangements.
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Cabbang
Mapam
Senor Sauaate
Correo
Senos Sigaria
beure
Senor Mentero Riox
United States Senate
Tunilo
Panay
Philippine
lnland
Rios
Mindinao
Brad
Associated Press
Gatro
Dee
George Tanner
Mra
Tanner
Kittie May Samy
Rem
Sampson
Cairo
Til
bulleta
onde
Hickman, Jr
Sampaon
Kentucky
Health and Work in American Labor Written by Dr. Pierce
An essay asserts American workers are hardworking and intelligent yet prone to poor health. It extols wives guarding their husbands health, promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood maker and remedy for digestion liver and nervous ills, and cites letters praising its cures. It also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Pierce
ita
Mia
Bella Ricta
Coast
Santa Cruz Co
Cal
Bliss to Retire From Position Amid Private Interests
The article reports Bliss planning resignation within a short time to devote more to his large business interests. The move is stated not due to rifts with the President or advisers but personal reasons and Rice’s reluctance to continue. It notes an initial plan to serve the full term but retirement may come earlier, with rumored replacement Elisa?gue ceanor.
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Rice
Elisa
cuge
ceanor
Telegraphic Brevities of the Day
Brief notices from Fort Constantine Russia report nine soldiers killed by shell explosion. West Superior Wisconsin endures 23 degrees below zero. Moosic powder mill in Moosic Pa. explosion injures workers. Seven Italian snowshovelers die and others injured on the New York Central near Quittenden by a train. President and party depart Washington for a southern trip to attend a peace jubilee in Atlanta. Weather observed with forecast for San Francisco and nearby, forecast notes fair tonight and increasing cloudiness tomorrow.
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Fort Constantine
Russia
Moosic
New York ‘Central
Qrittenden
Washington
south
Atlanta
Candidates vie for Senate seats in unclear misspelled notice
The fragmentary text shows several individuals announcing candidacies for the United States Senate, including Bob Parry and Harry Goose, with scattered references to hotel work, cattle, stockyards, and other local details. other items mention funerals and a newspaper column promotion amid garbled phrases and OCR errors.
Wheat harvest surges in Humboldt county and city water works delay
Local items note wheat harvest exceeding double usual in Douglas county and a city council postponing bids for water works to February 13 1889. Other snippets mention an extended visit to Denmark by the Danish consul Peter Auker mining scouts toward Silver Peak and a local joke pill ad by Wm Finniger.
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Peter Auker
Lovelock
Denmark
H. Stoker
Humboldt county
Dencemore
fry
Travkee
Riverside club
Douglae
Reno Seeks Bids for Water Works Bonds in 1898
The City of Reno invites sealed bids or proposals for the purchase of Reno Water Works Bonds totaling 130000 dollars, at six percent interest, tax exempt, payable annually. Plans and specifications by City Surveyor dated September 25 1893 are on file at the City Clerk’s office, with bids due November 12 1898. The council may reject any or all bids.
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OTIC
Reno
Nevada
Ciy
Leslang
arid
Svuvey
Washoe county
F. B. Porter
Merk
OSHURN
FB. PORTER
os Reno
Postponed bids for Reno city contracts extended
Notice from Reno City Council extends the deadline for bids or proposals. The dates reference December 1 and February 8, with officials OSBURN as president and B. Porter as clerk. The notice dates include 188 and 1998, indicating archival transcription.
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R. S
OSBURN
B. PORTER
Reno
Nevada
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GENERAL GARCIA
CONGRESS
Alv
Hay
Virginia
Secretary of War
Porto Rico
Philippines
Secretary of State
Earl Craneton
Pekin
via
Chicage
Carcaco
Hlinsen
Enerney
friends of
fiers
Associated Prose
Puitapaiens
Gideon
Marsh
Keystone Nations
Butler
U.S. District Court
Creve ann
Der
Traian
dalling
Porgav
tmovne No. 2
Thianuta'ead Raihway Coal company
Botkin
San Francisco
Aurdedia Botkin
Junu R. Pennington
D. Bihop
Dunning
Knight
Bishop
Cable and
San Juan
Qabinet
John Exton
United States Commissioner of education
Davideau
Henry
Wasurxeton
Spain
Paris
BLISS
Intatist.Welling
LEBIOR
West Superior
Wis
Lawrence
Hammond
clondinves
warner
cravens
Bob Parry
josh
Parry
Senator Parry
Bob
Harry Goose
Riverside Hotel
isa
Lejjalatore
Harry
corpaliog
rencinga
reegon
United
The
Gazette
s .Andociaied Press
eastern
pre particul
Barker co Mili street
Pino
ada da aa
Fonerat wild
BREVITIER
Arthur
Reid
Nevada Novelty Co
mr. DeLamar
Liceoly county
Silver Peak
Exneralda
Peres
Laule Builiger
Wm. Finniger
F. G. PETRIE
SCRALER
levy
WCeaner
Swan
RENO, NEVADA
CLOTHIER
FURNISHER
Virginia St
Reno, Nev
Santa Claus
JINGLE MERRILY
rome
JOEN SONDERLAND
R. HERZ & BRO
Reno Jewelers
Sporting Goods
STEVE WILLIAMS
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