Admiral Dewey on Philippine Situation Hesitant to Predict
Rear Admiral Dewey declined to discuss the political situation in the Philippine Islands, saying his role is purely naval. He noted insurgents release sick Spanish prisoners but warned they are wavering. He favored paying insurgent wages to reduce international friction and urged restraint amid growing independence talk. He remains ready to defend the United States if needed.
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Aguinaldo
Admiral DéWey
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Dewey
Japanese Minister Comments on Alliance Question
The Japanese Minister, Mr. Jotura Kamora, said he could not commit to a stance on the alliance proposed by Senator Davis. He noted the issue absorbs world attention and indicated he would not discuss outcomes before Congress acts. He cited 26 000 Japanese in the islands and their creditable residency.
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associated Press
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Sandwich Islands
Hiwaii
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Congress
ialende
Coming Home and War Dispatches From December 16
The United States Pacific mission sails for New York on the St Louis amid a Philippine protest by Aguinaldo envoy Agonella. Washington orders regular infantry for Philippine duty with embarkation dates to be decided. Also reports hangman’s case in Champaton for Dick Cother of Danville, executed for murder, with Collier’s neck broken.
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Associated Press
Pans
Amerus Race commission
United States
Harve
Southampton
New York
St. Louie
Agoneillo
Aguinaldo
Philippine Republic
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Philippines
Wasnixeton
Philippine
Jefferson barrack
Fort Crock
Nebraskas
Fort Snelling
Minneola
Columbus barracks
Quee
Fort Sheridan
Tilesis
United
Staea
Cuampaton
Cother
Danville
Ubana
Charles Fredryant
Sidney
Collier
mercer
Hawaiian News Gossips on Islands Governor Race
From Honolulu to San Francisco, December reports name M Damon Harold M Sewall and President Dole as likely governors candidates. A petition seeks McKinley to appoint from anti-revolution factions while a Russian religious colony proposal surfaces among planters. Dole plans Washington visit as Hawaiian commission report looms.
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Hongkong
Yokobaoa
Honolulu
ielands
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Harold M. Sewall
Dole
Exeb
McKinley
France
Washington
Hawaiian commission
Congreen
Planters’ Association
England
Russia
Hawaii
Congress Defeats International American Bank Bill in House
In Wasumeros on December 16, ministers and legislators discussed several items. The key action was defeat of the bill to incorporate the International American Bank by a vote of 108 to 148. The House also considered Confederate and Union soldiers’ admission, extended revenue laws to Hawaii, and debated bribery charges against Senator Hanna. A Hawaiian islands government bill moved forward in committee, while a ten day reprieve was granted to Jonathan on the eve of his hanging.
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Honse
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Texas
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Bryan
menberg
Associated Press
Wasumeros
International Amercan Bank
Rizsey
Virginia
bomer
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United States
Hawalisp islands
Senate Committee on
Hanna
Ohio State Senate
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Hour
Spooner
Turley
House Committee on Merchant Marine and Freberies
Hawaiian islands
Senate Committee on Foreign Ratations
Hawaiian commission
Hawaiian Inlands
Supreme Court of
territory
Senate
Peculiar Poisons from Digestion and Stuart’s Tablets
Article explains how imperfect digestion poisons the body linking digestion to disease, urging Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. Mentions Huxley on strong stomachs and claims tablets supply missing digestive elements. Also notes G. A. Frick, longtime meadow rancher, died at 80.
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Huxley
Stewart
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Stuart Co
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F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Miot
Kidney function and the dangers of impure blood
The text explains how kidneys filter blood and remove acids and impurities. It warns that diseased kidneys lead to rheumatism, dropsy, uremia and other illnesses. It suggests restoring kidney health with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to prevent Bright's disease.
Big sheep range to fade as cattle shift western grazing
Ed Oswald of Wool River predicts collapse of the public range western sheep industry within years as free range sheep and cattle packing shrink. He reports extensive wintering of sheep purchased in Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and Montana and notes a shift to quality over quantity. Homer Forum Organized: a local Home Forum lodge was formed with officers named and about twenty-five attendees. Weather forecast from San Francisco and local observer T S Lawrence noted fair conditions.
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Fierce
great Invalids’ Hotel and Sur- Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Esat
Journal and Stockman
Ed Oswald
Wool River
Denver
Medicine Bow
Weroming
acond
Oswald’e
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Homer Forum
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Home Forum
New Tnvestment hall
A.B. Keaton
chrzen
G. H. Jones
Mre
W. A. Phillips
Mra
J. F. Stewart
B. O. Shearer
BR. P. Chandler
W. J. Louibourrow
E. Hollingsworth
Porter
J. Tohnson
Gould
Jas
R. Talbot
Henry Meisa
Thos. Branton
W. A. Phitlips
Mr. Keaton
Brevities and Local Revelry at Spanish Lake
In a short item residents are urged to visit the Gazette office to claim a promised cloak and to enjoy ice skating on Spanish Lake. Large nightly crowds glide on the smooth surface as Intestone English ale on draught at Thyes’. Try it and return.
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