Surrender of Santiago Ends Eastern Cuba Campaign
Reports from Washington and Madrid confirm the capitulation of Santiago. General Toral agrees to surrender with troops to be returned to Spain and troops to be withdrawn under war honors. Commissioners will finalize terms as the army handles yellow fever cases and transport plans.
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Wasmixatox
Santiago Des
del Este
Washington
Joet
Torel
Spain
Cuba
Azcerredos
Magua
Palma
Fourth Army Corre
W. BR
Wasurwatox
War Department
Mies
Santiago
Piaya Pe
Esiz
Toral
Shafte
Negotiations on Spanish Arm Surrender and Troop Removals
Dispatches from the front indicate negotiations over Spanish troops surrender terms remain unsettled, notably the retention of arms by Spanish forces until reaching Spain. General Shafter aims for a final settlement soon, while logistics cover cable link repairs and moving Spanish volunteers by ship amid fever concerns.
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Alger
Wesion
Miles
Ganera Shafter
Paglic
Poresa
Spain
Gover. Tvral
Shaftar
Allen
Signal Corps
Playa del Este
Adria
Alien
Baquiri
Playa
Santiago
Washington
Companie
Peace prospects widen as Sagasta hints honor in victory
From Mapnrtip July 16 the Official Gazette reports a royal degree suspending constitutional rights across Spain to curb dissents while peace negotiations appear underway. Sagasta vows an honorable peace, with France offering service and Cuba possibly deciding autonomy by referendum. troops prepare for a joint land and sea assault on Santiago as Miles and Shafter push to close on the Cuban capital.
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Gasette
Droubie
Ope Minieter
France
Spain
Sagasta
Pacific
Correa
Srl
Nores
Nebraska Vigilantes Threaten to Punish Thieves
The Gothenburg Independent reports that Nebraska faces a surge of thefts deemed a public nuisance. Citizens in Arabia Cherry County threaten to organize lawful action as three lights at Arcecia have been snuffed out and funding remains uncertain.
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Arabia
Cherry County
Arcecia
Classified Advertisement Rates and Notices
Publication schedule and rate card for notices and obituaries. Rates include one year 100 dollars six months 6 dollars page column charges and per line fees with cents per line for extra insertions. Obituary notices priced at five cents per line. general notices and local notices payable in cash.
Subscriptions Offer for The Brandvard Newspaper
A brief notice promotes subscription options: 80 cents per copy and three months in advance. It directs readers to send payments and address changes to The Brandvard, with a note on preferred advance arrangements.
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Brelecy
Reb
Board Meets Every Tuesday Evening
A local board holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evenings. The notice clarifies weekly session times and public access details for residents seeking input or updates on municipal matters.
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Gaetemen
Sana Eeeseen Eee
Phe Isnd
Masons Schedule Monthly Meeting Time and Welcome
The message notes communication for a Masonic lodge, inviting members to attend on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7 o'clock p.m. at G. A. Ball. A cordial welcome is extended to all members and visitors, with references to G. L. Fow and VEDSUEEERE WE. URI WEde.
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A. M
G. A. Ball
Stable City Lodge Notice for Friday Meetings
Stable City Lodge No. 151 L O O F meets every Friday night at G A Vet pe 7120 in. Visitors welcome. Secretary Buaeers notes visiting rectices bypiettally.
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G. A. Vet
A. E. A. Buaeers
Steele City Lodge Meeting Delivers Resolutions
Steele City Lodge No. 116 of the AOUW met Monday night in G. Gee Nie ting with officers presiding. M. HW. Cuarus served as recorder reporting on the session and its ordinances and plans for the coming period.
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Steele City Lodge
U. W
Ordi Igi
Usance
Ion
Cuarus
Community fraternal orders meet monthly in Steele City
A fragmented local notice lists Steele City fraternal groups including Post No 14 G A R and Lindon Lodge No 146 K of P meeting on fixed Saturdays or Thursdays with officers named such as Adjutant and Recorder. The text records meeting nights, locations in G A R halls, and officer titles.
Steele City W C T U Monthly Meeting Notes
Steele City Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets the second and every second Saturday at 3 oclock pm at Congenial Mrs Euwa Graves presided by Mas Exma PachakrbD secretary L Fowler. Veteran club meets first and third Saturdays at 7 30 o'clock pm with W H Crane as organizer and 1st sergeant captain.
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H. Crane Eannst Waver
Baptism Church Holds Monthly Meeting Schedule
The text outlines a church meeting cadence with a second Thursday timing and a Sunday service at 10 o clock. R. O. artLow serves as Supt and Rev. H Beexcey is pastor with meetings noted on Fridays.
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Baptiat Church
R. O. artLow
Beexcey
Prayer Eve and Sunday Services at Mu. E. Hurch
Sunday worship schedule lists prayer eve every other Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. r. Syrom as pastor and a Sunday school program led by Henny J. Wako.
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R . Syrom
Ae Bae Henny J. Wako Aoe
Congregational Church Schedule Noted
The notice lists Pastor H. A. Avery and a weekly program with services on Sunday at noon and midweek meetings on Wednesdays, plus an evening gathering on Thursday at 7:30. Superintendent T. Phillips is mentioned in charge of Sunday school.
Public Schools Wing Intermediate Elias de Depart
Wing Intermediate Elias de depart described in public school notice. Names and dates are unclear but the brief indicates an education department action affecting students and staff.
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Eng
Elias
Jon Ever
Standard shows largest and most complete job print shop
The Standard announces it runs the largest and most complete job printing establishment. It emphasizes breadth of services and capacity, positioning itself as a primary local supplier for printing needs.
Surrenders and Ceremonies Mark Santiago Takeover
Washington reports prompt start of repatriation of Spanish prisoners from Santiago after surrender. General Shafter accepts Toral’s sword as flag is raised over the palace. American forces enforce order with Thirteenth and Ninth regiments remaining. Secretary Alger quotes the flag over the governor’s house and notes limited sickness and no major yellow fever.
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Santiago Os Oona
Amin
Shafter
Cavery
General Toral
Toral
Tord
Capron
McKinley
Washingson
Washington
Santiago
Alger
War Department
Santiago de Cusa
Cervera
Tora
Plaza
Arséenale
Two Laborers Murdered in Oklahoma Rail Line Incident
Two railroad laborers were murdered near the Sac and Fox agency in Oklahoma after being paid off and robbed of wages. The bodies were found along the track, skulls fractured, and identified as Aaron Aan of Packerton Indiana and J A Schanhaltzer of Centralia Illinois.
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Gurarm
Okl
St. Louie & Oklahoma Railway
Sac and Fox
Farne
Aaron Aan
Packerton
Ind
J. A. Schanhaltzer
Centralia
Ag sa yey Wa a Py ae ed aka eee Pe Me at F
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Porto Rico Next Says Alger in War News
July 15 Porto Rico Next announced by Secretary Alger as the next objective after Santiago. The article notes Spanish forces evacuated Santiago and outlines casualties on both sides, with American losses around 250 killed and roughly 2,000 wounded or ill. It mentions a damaged Spanish ironclad and plans to transport troops back home.
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Santo
Simeg
Regalare
Lawton
Ibl Asenit
Wasameron
United States
Spain
Santiago
Porto Rico
Soldier Captain Clarence Steadman Reported Alive
From Asmumeros D C July 15 a surgeon's report claimed Captain Clarence A Steadman of the Ninth Cavalry was killed in action near Lancepeer to Ue Sollee but later reports say Steadman is alive and well prompting great rejoicing. Friends and family in the area are making plans for visits as word spreads.
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Asmumeros
D. C
Clarence A. Steadman
Ninth Cavalry
Lance Peer
Ue Sollee
General Shafter
Steadman
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