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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
15
Fitzhugh Lee in Indian Wars and Ballarat Gold Mine
A fragment preserves accounts of Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee fighting Comanches in the era of westward expansion. He single handedly subdued a war chief, wrestled a knife attack, and survived an arrow wound while leading troops. The text also notes Ballarat’s enormous gold output, stating the big mine yielded over 150 million pounds in thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Lee
Louis Gio Democrat
Fitzhugh Lee
Indiana
Lee
Ceutenant
Lees
Tee
Daakine
Ikim
Jack
Arco
Leutenant
Healy Pysorbad
Ballarat
Victoria
Australia
Alawastine clay debate in market labeling standards
In this excerpt a rural regulator and colleague discuss Alawastine a durable wall coating distinct from other kal somilues sold under different names. They stress packages must be properly labeled and warn buyers to check first insure. A side exchange ends with a note about a suit costing about seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gousummers
Congressional Conflicts Over Independence Debate at Capitol
Congress faces sharp divisions as the Foreign Relations committees fail to agree on the President's message regarding Spain and Cuba. Members anticipate early action, while cabinet discussions and public sentiment reflect deep unease about independence and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Maine
Che
Seaniten
Committee On
Tris
Basin Committee
President McKinley Plan Teased For Cuban Action
A Washington dispatch outlines a proposed step by step plan to intervene in Cuba. The president would deliver a formal note to Spain with congressional approval and await concessions on independence or indemnity before any naval or military moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
Spain
New York
Herald
Washington
Congress
Miles urged massing troops for early mobilization
General Miles recommends immediate deployment of troops, urging the War Department and Secretary Alger to approve large force buildup as the Spanish overtures struggle to alter the war’s momentum. The move aims to act by the earliest possible hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Reone
Cole
Uhigamingsa
New York
Herald
Washington
Mite
Vietary Alger
United States
Miles
WAL
Carliest
Ocean Hazard Forces Ship to Skip Crews
A damaged vessel near April conflicts leaves thirty crew unable to sail as a spill or leak threatens the ship The Somers. The crew remains uninjured though frightened and the incident draws attention to maritime safety conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sland
Scouiser
Weston
Portis
Kapp
Somers
Leoume
Ant
Spaniards Surrounded Near Mayuwa In Puerto Rico Action
An army report describes 1 540 Spaniards near Mayuwa with American and local forces conducting operations. Wagons loaded with wares and sick are moving from the field daily. The local junta plans to propose terms to the American consul Mr. Dent if war occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirada Latma
Puerto Rico
Amer-ican Conanl
Dent
Simul Engacz
Spaniards in Madrid Excited Over Armistice Negotiations
Madrid dispatches report rising public tension as rumors of an armistice agreement provoke decisive condemnation of the government. The Daily Telegraph notes widespread belief the move would compromise Spanish honor and sovereignty, with press and army leaders warning of potential disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Daily Telegraph
Spanich
Daily ‘Telegraph
Ce Ent
Canim
Canmutikee
Eiclicon
Spain
Washington
M. Kintes
The
Daily Mail
Robert Morris Heir Proven in Local Lineage Case
Catharineayer of this city is officially recognized as the lawful heir of Robert Moret, a war-era figure whose estate included a 100.09 debt to the national government. The discovery of old family records revealed her relation to Zahn Morel, a Lub-born ancestor who died in Midd aro. The long lineage traced through early orphanage and adoption explains the complex inheritance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adh
Waman Cena
Warsaw
Tad
Catharine Ayer
Robert Moret
Lie Shiners
Imleyidh
Turing
Marzi
Armourits
MDA
Thes Araorme
Mra
Snyder
Zahn Morel
Middaro
Burkett
Om, O
Saveuty Yehee
Circuit Court Rules on Butter Manufacturers in War Time
A Chenango district court decision addresses constitutional rights of butter manufacturers in wartime production. The ruling concerns labeling and packaging practices during the period, affecting how butter is sold in yellow and other colored packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenango
Ciicuit
Ina
Ube
Leginlat
Twenty Fifth Ordered to Move Contracts Let for Transportation
The contract to move colored troops from Montana to Chickamauga Park near Chattanooga was awarded. Troops will depart no later than Monday or Sunday. The Twenty Fifth Regiment served at various forts in Montana. Northern Pacific and Great Northern will transport to St Paul. Route proceeds via Chicago, Nashville, Chattanooga, St Louis, and Rome. Three or four special trains planned with sleepers and office cars. Equipment including horses, camp outfits, cannon, and supplies to be carried in box cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brontina
Chicka
Maga Park
St. Paul
Minn
Montana
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mantara
Northern Pacls
Great Northern
St Paul
Chicago
Spanish Legation Attack Rumor Sparks Town Quiet After Reports
A distorted account from El Correo alleges an attack on the Spanish legation in Washington and stirs local feuds while Madrid papers dispute key details. Officials state no threat was issued and urge calm as the town remains tranquil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satria
Madrid
el Pair
Repair- Viena
Washington
Ideas
el Correo
Woodford
Sherman Seeks National Affairs At Fifth Avenue Meeting
John Sherman arrived from Washington to attend a directors’ meeting of the Witts Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He spoke guardedly on national affairs and noted a mixed but hopeful public mood awaiting concrete policy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
John Sherman
Fifth Avenue
Ashington
Witts- Fort Wayne and
Chicago Tail Road Company
Quad
Alan H
Sherman Ooffart
Maede
Politi
Dennie
Four Station Agents Murdered in Milwaukee District
The article reports the murder of four station agents in Milwaukee Wis with a special agent among the victims. One woman is described as shot through the mouth and a revolver used. Police identify three suspected murderers and indicate the scene shows signs of a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Milwaukee
Father of Dain Ati Hangs Himself in Wilmington Trial
In Wilmington on April 6 a man identified as the father of Dain Ati, recently on trial for six weeks in a shooting case involving George McSillan, died by hanging. The incident occurred as his wife testified in court for the defense, and the man reportedly hanged himself in a barn shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Marth
Aie
Fuerie
Dain Ati
George McSillan
Vane
War Taxes Prepared as Officials Plan Revenue Rise
The House Ways and Means Committee, meeting with treasury officials, plans war measures including higher international revenue and increased taxes on tobacco, deeds, mortgages, patent medicines, and other items. Preparations for all contingencies continue as Cuba tensions rise and Puerto Rico’s future is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
United States
al Verto Tieco
Cuba
Puerto Riva
Puerto Riso
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Fortis
Uae
Uy Shee
Mrs. Winslow
Fortine
Axton
Astas
Pluto
Traiana Miron Mades
Auchlaes
Isis
Palais Hoyul Viel
China
Tate
Witterman
New Shui
Swett
Rtd
Ayeks
Alan S. Olan
Rowentian
Pinkham
Womer
Mrs. Winkham
Sami Clara
Baker's Landing
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Chaos
the Capitol
White House
Cangees
Marine Band
Gabinet
President McKinley
Cunha
Eed Carnil
Cohan
Horus
Eshly
Wiby Stoelne
Nate Duralion
Vastvealing Army
Vanpyress
Centee Wape
Bayanne
Sagasta
Sagnata
Dai
Coleg Caplnige
Aml Yeatersay
Robert Morris
Father
Hangen
Son
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