Peace With Spain Senate Vote Sealed In Executive Session
The United States Senate ratified the peace pact with Spain in executive session by a narrow margin, 57 to 27. Senators Jones SeLenrin and Me Ener spoke for ratification amid large crowds outside the chamber while Manila dispatches awaited.
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Yeas
Jones
SeLenrin
Henze
Seente
Manila
Daris
Syain
United States Senate Mandary Administration
McHaurin
MecEnery
Unen
Repu
Democrats
Ieee People’s Party
Evversertense Republicans Aginst
I.eeleseeeaege Democracs Uzalast
People's Party
Senate
Fierce Manila Battle Death Toll Sparks Alarm
Conservative estimates show nearly 5 000 Filipinos killed or wounded after Saturday night and Sunday fighting in Manila. About 2 000 Filipinos slain and 23 000 fighters involved. American losses around five killed and 150 wounded, mostly by the Fourteenth Infantry. Dr. Young of the Third Artillery was killed and desecrated, and Maj. Gen. Otis was instructed to ratify the peace treaty and notify insurgents.
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Manila
Gen
Otis
Flight of Agoncillo Aguinaldo’s Rep in Washington to Canada
Vilipe Agoncillo, Aguinaldo's agent in the United States, travels from Washington to Montreal with his secretary on the eve of Manila conflict. He is closely watched by American secret service. The Canadian government may be asked to exile him after the first act showing him as a spy. A meddlesome Filipina in Washington faced potential arrest, but a cabinet officer intervened.
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Aguinaldo
Washington
Canada
Vilipe Agoncillo
Manila
Montreal
Filipina
Aguinaldo and War News Mark Epoch in Manila Coverage
Describes intense interest at the capitol and White House as tensions rise during the Manila situation. President McKinley conducts urgent conferences while Dewey’s dispatches begin arriving. Agoncillo warns Americans of lasting war if subjugation occurs, and Dreyfus protests erupt in Marseille. A telephonic marriage celebration is noted in Dimira and Williamsport.
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Capitol
White House
Senate
War Department
Navy Department
Dewey
McKinley
Ger
Otis
Manila
Senators Who Made Treaty Ratification Possible
Advocates argued Paris convention approval would define relations to ward the islands and empower pacification efforts against Aguinaldo. Opponents' artifacts were said to embolden insurgents to attack Manfig, a prediction cited as fulfilled. Four Filipinos and one white man were sentenced at Dawson City to hang March 1. President Harrison, during an Indianapolis walk, pursued robbers after a house robbery report, capturing one fugitive with his bare hands.
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Senate
Aguinaldo
Manfig
Klondike
Enilians
Dawson City
President Harrison
Indianapolis
Mr. Harrison
Washington the man and the genius of virtue in conduct
An old text contrasts Washington as both sublime genius and practical man of circumstances. It notes his wisdom and foresight as a statesman, his balanced development, modesty and people’s touch, plus fashion sensibilities. It recounts his height weight, dress choices, and habits from youth to presidency, including portraits and attire. It also mentions his temper, insistence on courtly staff, and his rigid integrity praised by Parton and Jefferson, along with his church attendance and role as treasurer.
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Silicisus
George Washington
Washington
Gestus
Hneage
Lafayette
Senate
John Marshall
Justice
Congress
Marshall
Igile
James Parton
Jefferson
Homage to George Washington in a Youths Companion tribute
A 19th century ceremonial verse honoring George Washington for virtues such as honesty temperance courage and truth. It praises his leadership and the memory of Washington as an example for youth. The piece laments offering praise for a historical figure while reflecting on a guardian or binder who laid a grid and plan for a commemorative stone.
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George
Washington
Henssty
Ana Thonga
Washington as an Old Man in Mount Vernon Tale
A fragmentary historical reflection portrays George Washington in aged tranquility at Mount Vernon. It recalls his daily routine, supervision of farms and enslaved workers, and guidance to overseers, illustrating his dignified retirement and ongoing leadership at his estate.
Washington and His War Horse at Mount Vernon
A vivid reminiscence describes a tall old gray horse at Mount Vernon, its white face and legs, and how George Washington greeted his master with a sighing nod. The scene recalls Washington’s campaign and the crossing of hardship, ending with a humorous image of the visitor imitating the general’s coffee cup scraping.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Elson
Norktown
Washington Courtesy and a Comical Visitor Tale
A fragment from Maria Littell Phillips presents recollections of Washington and friends. Narration by a Washington descendant recounts a December morning visit by a comical old countryman to Philadelphia, highlighting Washington’s courtesy and a humorous mishap during that encounter.
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Washington
Maria Littiotell
Phillips
Daugster
Nathaniel, Greyno
Washington Restores Peace After Virginia Duel Threat
A tale from Alexandria Virginia recounts George Washington knocking down Lieut Payne after a political slight. Payne challenged him to a duel. Washington apologized and offered drinks, ending the quarrel. They reconciled and Payne later served as a pallbearer at Washingtons funeral.
Simpie in Wie Tastes
George Washington favored simple fare in youth and later years ate little. His Mount Vernon breakfast included corn cakes honey and tea with eggs, and he hosted friends at meals. Maclay’s book recalls Washington dining with him during Senate years amid busy official duties.
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Simpie
George Washington
le Jiadie
Mount Vernon
Tim
Maclay
United States Senate
Washington
Curious Transcriptions Bring Odd Alchemy Of Feats
A garbled OCR fragment hints at feats of water tricks and training. It mentions the Watlirs, Swanmire Feats, a boy in a stream, and a possible discussion of Kafir tricks. The text also advertises health products and samples with a sales pitch attributed to Jeremy Coil.
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Ratti
Ani
Ukia
Batele
Beneft
Chientfonl Coy
New York
Jeremy Coil
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Wealth of Vitality
Testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood, kidney, liver and bowel ills, improving health and strength. Quotes from Mrs Atwater Sotherlay of Kalamazoo and Aurest A. Jaenow of Douglastown praise swelling relief, regained energy, and ability to work, with endorsements of superior spring medicine.
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Hood
Ime Hood
Michigan
Level Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Afes
Enzasera J. Giffels
Moose Lake
Minn
Aurest A. Jaenow
Douglastown
Nyx
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