Diplomacy Pails No Further Negotiations Look ing to a Peaceful Solution
A crisis-committee report states no more talks are planned with the rival side as officials seek a peaceful resolution. Diplomatic channels remain open for any constructive proposals, but formal negotiations are suspended.
President Sees Inevitable War With Spain
Washington April 4 There is little doubt the president and cabinet deem a conflict with Spain almost inevitable. The message to Congress early this week will review the Cuban dispute and press for swift action. Diplomatic efforts are exhausted and the cabinet discussed policy to end Cuban horrors and secure independence. The Spanish minister called on Day. no new proposals were made and negotiations appear halted pending Congress.
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Spain
Congress
Cuba
Capitol
Mr. McKinley
Day
State Department
Judge Day
United States
Minister Woodford Prepares to Leave Madrid
A Madrid dispatch says United States Minister Woodford is making necessary preparations to depart Madrid immediately if a diplomatic rupture occurs. London reports confirm the move as a precaution amid rising tensions.
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Minister Woodford
London
Madrid
United States
Woodford
Madrid press opinion on war inevitability widespread
Maprip April 5 reports most Madrid papers deem war inevitable as General Woodford likely sent final government answer. The Liberal condemns concessions, urging independence for Cuba and immediate end to uncertainty. Bellicose Liberal article heightens excitement amid expected dispatch from Spain's minister in Washington.
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Maprip
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Cuba
Ashington
Quiet Wedding Harmonics at Schollian Williams Farm
Mr William Schollian and Miss Maude Williams wed quietly Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs L S Welker with Rev S F McGuire officiating. The couple will reside on Schollian farm until Will builds his house, and well wishes pour in from The Times.
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Maude Williams
the Times
Wessington Times
Baby Teething Relief Ad Promotes Mrs Winston Syrup
An old and trusted teething remedy, Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup, is advertised for teething babies. It supposedly soothes the child, softens the gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. Available for twenty five cents a bottle.
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Mrs. Winston
For Sale Seed Grains and Cattle Dehorning Service
For sale 200 bushels seed wheat 500 bushels seed barley 500 bushels millet seed and 50 bushels seed rye. Dehorning cattle offered at my stable for herd strut on the 15th at 50 cents per head per month. Hay feeding provided during April on the section.
Jewel Nursery advert orders for spring trees and plants
Spring is near and orders are urged for fruit forest shade ornamental evergreen trees shrubs flowering plants rose bushes bulbs and house plants. J S Vanderburgh agent for Jewell Nursery Company Lake City Minnesota.
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J. S. Vanderburgh
Jewell Nursery Company
Lake City
Minn
Crop Payment Plan for Beadle County Farms
Beadle County farms offered on a crop payment plan with a small cash advance required. Seller Joan H Millsr of Huron South Dakota provides details for buyers seeking flexible terms on farm properties.
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Beadle County
Joan H. Millsr
Huron, S. D
Strayed horse reported from Broadland with markings
A sorrel horse weighing 900 pounds with a white star on the forehead a white hind foot and a cocked ankle is missing. The owner Timo thy Smith asks that information be sent to Broadland.
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Broadland
Timothy Smith
Wanted 200 Head of Steers Advertised
A local notice from Kimmel and Edler of Huron seeks to purchase 200 head of steers. The advertisement requests cattle meeting unspecified weight or age criteria and urges producers to contact the firm.
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Kimmel & Edler
Huron
Notice of final proof land claim at Huron South Dakota
Notice is given that Emil Nawotthy has filed to prove continuous residence and cultivation on his land claim No 14 071 for sw 34 of section 33 township 111 in Huron South Dakota. The hearing before Register and Receiver of the Land Office at Huron will be on Monday April 18 1898. Witnesses: Carl Neker Carl Medegar Bernard Teuber and Menaes Hollister all of Huron SD. C A Blake Register. First publication March 10. Last publication April 14.
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Huron S. Oak
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Imber
I Eee States Land Office
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S. Dak
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Land Office
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Dak. J
Hebron
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Dak
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South Dakota
Beadie
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Jennie M. Messenger
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Beadle
Fulton H. Penetyee
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Mortgagors
L. H. Hole
Mort
Beadle County
Patrick Grey
Sarsfield P. Malone
Register of Deeds
Court House
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A. Koster
Gerhard A. Koster
Foster
Gerhard F. Koster
Gerhard A
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