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The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1898

Page

5

Nebraska Clothing Store Promises Honest Value and Satisfaction

The Square Values Great claims to be the squarest and cheapest clothing store. It asserts Nebraska branding guarantees good value and customer satisfaction, inviting noncustomers to request a free book of samples with name and post office for mailing the next day.

Nebraska

Senator Vest Fights Imperialism In Senate Note

In a December note Senator Vest of Missouri opposes expansionism urging that the federal government cannot acquire colonies. He argues territory should be held only for coaling stations or borders and eventually organized as states admitted to the Union. The speech frames the nation as turning away from a colonial empire toward a naval commerce policy.

Washington Senate West Missouri United States

Peace at Paris Near as Eight Article Treaty Outlined

Paris reports the treaty with Spain nearly complete defining eight articles: Spain relinquishes Cuba and Porto Rico. Philippines ceded and troops withdrawn. US to pay 20 million for the Philippines. open door policy to follow. Some issues like coaling stations and religious freedom remain for later discussion. The document also addresses Spanish prisoners' repatriation and freed political prisoners in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines.

Paris Spain Cuba Porto Rico Philippines United States Cushman K. Davis United States Peace Commission West Indies Carolines Manila Admiral Dewey General Merritt Senor Dupuy de Lome Washington Senor Montero Rios

Farragut Fastest Vessel in American Flag Flotilla

The Farragut's Record in San Francisco states the torpedo destroyer achieved 30.65 knots with 426 screw revolutions per hour. Naval board to publish the official time. The vessel is described as the fastest flying the American flag.

San Francisco Farragut Naval Board

Mill Owner Denies Being in McIntyre Trust

DuL vtTu December 9. Manager B. C. of the Imperial mills says the mills are not in McIntyre's flour mill combination. He has heard nothing from McIntyre and knows nothing of the deal's current status.

B. C Church of the Imperial Mills McIntyre Deel

Peace Commissioners Set to Sign Treaty Soon

Washington dispatches confirm Paris reports that peace commissioners may sign within a day or two. President's instructions to Judge Day urge a swift end and limit the treaty to protocol points, with major issues like cable stations and naval bases to be settled later.

Washington Paris Day

Woman Gives $40,000 to Episcopal Mission Society

Geo C Thomas, treasurer of the foreign and domestic missionary society of the Protestant Episcopal church, announced a surprising gift of 40000 dollars. The donor is an about eighty year old woman strong in faith and devotion to mission work.

Lulu Stevens Gasport Niagara Co N. Y New York Geo. C. Thomas Foreign and Domestic Missionary Society The Protestant Episcopal Church

President Iglesias Departs Washington for New York

President Iglesias of Costa Rica leaves Washington for New York with his suite and Col. Carter the army representative. He will stay in New York until Saturday before sailing for Paris.

Iglesias Washington Washindton Costa Rica New York City Paris Carter Army

Bryan Returns to Savannah with Third Nebraska Regiment

Colonel William Jennings Bryan arrives back in Savannah after 30 days sick leave. He is greeted at the depot by the Third Nebraska regiment and escorted to the camp.

Bryan Savannah William Jennings Bryan Nebraska

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