Neuralgia Cure Story From Dr Williams Pill Ad
Rushville Indiana resident Miss Pearl Wood Arlington’s daughter suffered facial neuralgia for two years with severe pain and insomnia. After trying doctors and medicines she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, reporting relief after the second box and full recovery after five. The ad extols pills as a blood and nerve tonic beneficial for women and various neuralgia related disorders.
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Miss Wood
Dr. Williams
Rushville
Williams
Miles Direct War Department Message on Landing Feat
The War Department releases a direct message from Major General Miles stating a landing was accomplished with very little resistance from the enemy. The notice highlights orderly advance and minimal opposition as troops secured the objective.
Americans Seize Guanica Harbor in bold start
The War Department dispatch from General Miles reports the seizure of Guanica harbor fifteen miles west of Ponce after dawn. The Gloucester under Captain Wainwright entered first, little resistance met, transports and heavy vessels anchor within 200 yards. Spanish flag lowered, American flag raised. Higginson's fleet aided. troops healthy and in good spirits with no casualties.
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St. Thomas
Washington, D. C
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Ponce
Wainwright
Higginson
Cable to San Juan Only Declined for Porto Rico by Western Union
The Central cable office of the Western Union Telegraph company has been advised by the West Indian and Panama Telegraph company that they will not accept business for all stations in Porto Rico except San Juan.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
West Indian and Panama Telegraph Company
Porto Rico
San Juan
Chicago St Paul lines face rate demoralization stall
Passenger representatives of the Chicago St Paul lines held another all day session but failed to report any definite forward step toward ending the prevailing rate demoralization.
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Chicago-St. Paul
Surprise Landing of General Miles at Guanica
The War Department was taken aback by General Miles landing at Guanica on Porto Rico. Plans had called for a different landing site, causing officials to rethink the expedition's timetable and coordinate with sea forces. Miles’s arrival marks U S possession of Puerto Rico at the outset of peace talks.
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Guanica
Washington
Porto Rico
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Department
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Guanica Harbor Port of Debarkation for Porto Rican Expedition
Guanica on the southern coast of Puerto Rico serves as the debarkation point for the Porto Rican expeditionary force. The port sits in a bay suitable for three vessels to unload by gang plank, with easy access for 30 feet draught ships and no fortifications or mines. Washington reports Spain has officially asked for peace, via Ambassador Cambon, to President McKinley, signaling potential negotiations to end the war.
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San Juan
Washington
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Paris
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White House
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Lord Herschell Arrives in New York on Teutonic
Lord Herschell P C G C B former lord high chancellor and head of the British commission to settle the United States and Canada dispute has arrived in New York aboard the White Star liner Teutonic from Liverpool on July 29.
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United States
Canada
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Liverpool
Peace Appeal to McKinley Prompted by Spanish Effort
The Spanish government makes a direct appeal to President McKinley seeking peace. A formal proposition is submitted by French Ambassador Cambon, signaling diplomatic channels open for negotiated settlement.
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Europe
McKinley
M. Jules Cambon
Foreign Office
Paris
White House
Spain
Denied by Sagasta on Peace Negotiations
Spanish Premier Sagasta says no cabinet has held peace talks though Senor Gamazo spoke strongly on the subject. Duke Almodovar de Rio notes private negotiations opened by private initiative. The council discussed the American landing in Porto Rico and its consequences with no new Cuba or Philippines updates.
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Senor Gamazo
Atrong
Senor Sagasta
Duke Almodovar de Rio
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Future of the Philippines after Spanish rule
London papers debate Philippines after Cuba and Porto Rico. They see independence unlikely, US coaling station interests, and potential international protectorate or limited control. Opinions vary on compensation and generosity in the aftermath of the war.
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Spain
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
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Daily Chronicle
Daily Mail
McKinley
Times Editorial Urges American Rule in Cuba and Philippines
London July 28 The Times lauds Spain for accepting the inevitable and urges that the United States likely takes Porto Rico as indemnity. It argues for a strong honest American government in Cuba and the Philippines and warns that Spain resuming sovereignty could trigger further conflicts with wide international consequences in the Pacific.
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Cuba
Philippines
London
the Times
Spain
Times
United States
Porto Rico
Pacific
General Miles complains of slow convoy at Santiago
General Miles telegraphed the war department that transports Sampasas and Nueces carrying about 600 men have arrived at Santiago from Tampa, likely including the District of Columbia engineers and artillery battery. He reports ten transports now with him, troops aboard, and notes fatigue among soldiers and deaths among horses due to sea transport.
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Miles
War Department
Santiago
Tampa
Sampasas
Nueces
District of Columbia
Spain Opens Wide Field in Peace Terms Bids
Washington July 28. The Spanish appeal to open peace negotiations broadens speculation on terms. No official warrant exists yet on what Spain will propose or what terms the United States will accept.
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America
Washington
United
Madrid peace terms provoke no disturbance in Spain
London dispatch reports Madrid correspondent says terms of peace, however unpalatable, will not provoke disturbance in Spain where listless indifference predominates.
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Madrid
Daily Telegraph
Spain
Immune Regiment Sails for Santiago aboard Berlin
The steam ship Berlin, carrying the immune regiment under Colonel Duncan S. Hood, has departed New Orleans on July 30, bound for Santiago. The voyage underscores ongoing military deployments as the regiment sails to reinforce Caribbean defenses.
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