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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1898

Page

21

Fragmented 19th Century Odds and Ends List

A collage of stray lines from a period newspaper notes Texas size comparison to Spain and Missouri, a 25 cent bottle syrup ad, a jokey warning about a kinetoscope worker, a hair dye ad, a swimming cat note, a real estate ad, antique ads for medicines, a moral quip about corrupted freemen, and a dated quotation.

Remember the Maine and Easter Hymns in Verse

A compiled fragment features the refrain Remember the Maine in a martial war poem by Robert Burns Wilson, urging maritime action against Spain, followed by Easter hymn verses praising Christ's resurrection by Robert C. Marquis. The pieces read as period patriotic and religious verse.

The Maine Robert Burns Wilson

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward

Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad promises $100 if it fails, notes internal use, and cites testimonials. Also mentions Corea's geography and climate with nine months of bright skies and mild winters.

Hall K. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Corea

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Ad

Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves painful swollen feet and bunions and soothes hot tired feet. It helps tight shoes feel easy and cures sweating and callouses. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Trial package free, 25 cents by mail from Allen 8 Olin Le Roy NY.

Allen Allen 8 Olin le Roy N.Y

One of Them Deaf Mute Wedding Is Recalled

A humorous exchange recalls a wedding where both bride and groom were deaf mutes and the minister was also deaf. Mr Darley notes it as a notably quiet ceremony described by society map readers.

Nine Spanish Vessels Captured as War Continues

New York reports nine Spanish vessels captured since the Cuban blockade began. Prizes include steamers Buena Ventura Miguel Jover Catalina Saturnina and schooners Mathilde Antonio and a fishing schooner. Most taken to Key West. Saturnina seized at Ship Island Mississippi. Spain has not yet seized American ships.

New York Spain Beuna Ventura Miguel Jover Catalina Saturnina Mathilde Antonio Key West Ship Island Miss Panama Alfonso XII Cuba Audaz Queenstown United States Asiatic Squadron Hong Kong North Atlantic Flying Squadron Hampton Roads Minneapolis Columbia San Francisco New Orleans Brooklyn Navy Yard Oregon Marietta South America Rio Janeiro Nictheroy Brazil Topeka Portsmouth Somers Paris

Congress to Declare War Against Spain Today

Washington notes that a formal war resolution will be introduced in Congress with a presidential message to follow. The move stems from Spain's reply to the ultimatum and is expected to pass swiftly with minimal opposition.

Washington Spain Congress of the United States White House McKinley Griggs Davis Effle Congress Por

Bombardment Fears Grip Havana Amid False Alarms

Havana braces for possible attack as news of US bombardment warning spreads. Officials suppress details while papers publish reassuring notes. civilians fear a siege as troops pour in and Morro Castle fires echo through the city. An explosion train accident injures ten nearby. The New York reportedly fired upon near the harbor but details remain uncertain.

Havana Gallen United States Blanco Parque Central Navanna Diaro de la Marina la Lucha Cuba Pando Morro Castle New York

Asiatic Squadron Sails to Attack the Philippines

The Asiatic squadron led by Commodore Dewey aboard the Baltimore sails for Manila with orders to seize the Philippines. Several ships head toward Iloilo while Spanish forces are ordered to concentrate. War is not declared, with U S officials stating neutrality and awaiting Manila consul Williams.

Hong Kong Dewey Baltimore Manila Iloto Apay United States R. Wildman Blake Williams Mirs Bay Philippine Islands Olympia O. F. Williams

Naval Reserves Question Re-enlistment At League Island

Naval reserve units from New Jersey and Massachusetts assembled in Philadelphia to consider discharge from state militia and re enlistment in the regular navy. A communication on the monitors Catskill Lehigh and Montauk said sailors must be discharged and re enlisted by a naval recruiting officer for one year unless sooner discharged. Officers will receive acting navy appointments before entering service. The detail men discussed the issue in groups and remained committed to preserving the naval reserve organization.

League Island Navy York Philadelphia Naval Reserve New Jersey Massachusetts Catskill Lehigh Montauk Naval Militia

Unclear Text From May Ball Supplies Run Report

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a May ball, Red Cross streamer, and supplies for reconcentration. It includes garbled names and phrases, hindering clarity about event, place, or participants.

Andaz Ordered From Queenstown by British Admiral

In Queenstown on April 26 the British admiral commanded the Spanish torpedo boat Andaz to depart the area amid ongoing naval tensions.

Queenstown Andaz

President McKinley Asks War Declaration On Spain

President McKinley sends a message to Congress urging a joint resolution declaring a state of war exists between the United States and Spain. He cites severed diplomatic relations, Spanish refusal, and U S proclamations and volunteers as actions to define the United States status as a belligerent and protect its rights.

Washington Congress Senate House of Representatives United States of America Spain United States Madrid Cuba Cuban Cardenas Bapia Ponda Port Cienfuegos Kingdom of Spain William McKinley

Senate panel to prepare declaration in foreign affairs

The senate committee on foreign relations met and will prepare the declaration. The war revenue bill will not be reported to the senate till tomorrow and is not expected to pass until late in the week. The senate committee on military affairs decided to favorably report the army reorganization bill with a few amendments.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Senate Committee On Military Affairs

Columbia Bound For Newport

A four smokestack war vessel passed Block Island headed for Newport this morning. It is believed to be the United States cruiser Columbia.

Block Island I.i Newport United States Colimbia

A Beautiful Girl's Affliction in Versailles

The Tucker family of Versailles Indiana describe their daughter Lucy a fifteen year old once healthy now weak wasting to a skeleton with nervous prostration. After doctors failed, Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People were given with immediate improvement and eight boxes cured her. A judge’s affidavit from 1807 accompanies the testimonial. The notice closes with a religious demographic breakdown for Hawaii.

Versailles Ind Tuckers Lucy Frank Tucker Hugh Johnson

The Guardsman and Family Fare The War News

A young man in uniform plans to join the regiment and fight soon, while his family reacts with pride and fear. The narrative follows Jim’s wish to go to war, his sister’s sadness, and a quiet farewell as his father quietly mourns.

Jim

Springtime Dream of Beloved No. 1

Poem fragment in a romantic voice urging the beloved to emerge into spring. It depicts spring’s awakening, violet scents, wandering summer, and a pleading vow of love with imagery of flowers, bees, and lush nature. The speaker longs for the beloved to appear and share deep affection.

Rabbit Rescue on Northern Lake Fishing Trip

St. Paul Pioneer Press recounts P Lazarus’s odd tale from a northern lake. While bass fishing, he spotted a tired rabbit swimming. he hauled it aboard, tied it to a seat with twine, and the rabbit sat in the sun and then warmed and became lively again as the afternoon continued.

St. Paul P. Lazarus

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