Arrangements Made for Exchange of Flags at Cuban Capital
At noon on January final, officials announced arrangements for the flag exchange at the Cuban capital. Commissioners will meet in a joint session to agree upon a programme.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
4
Salutes for Both Flags in Havana Exchange
In Havana on December 26 a joint U S and Spanish military meeting set the January 1 at noon flag exchange. American ships to fire 21 guns for Spain and Spanish flags to be lowered while Stars and Stripes rise over El Morro. Spanish guns to salute the American flag. Spanish troops to be paraded in barracks and accorded normal international law privileges after January 1. Eighth and Tenth regiments held forts at El Vedado with no American flags visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
el Morro
Cabanas
Cuba
Matanzas and
Cienfuegos
el Vedado
Cubans Are Grateful For Medals To McKinley
In Santiago on December 26 Senor de Bocardi the mayor with the city council visited General Wood the military governor and presented an old Spanish medal of honor with a gold chain and a parchment scroll praising beloved leadership in hard times They asked Wood to forward a similar medal to President McKinley with a scroll declaring a people never forgets its benefactors Wood thanked them and said he would send the president the medal and scroll and believed McKinley would be gratified to receive them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SanTiago
Senor de Bocardi
Leonard Wood
Wood
Washington
Mr. McKinley
Admirals Sampson Favors Cuban Annexation Debate
New York arrival of the United States cruiser New York carrying Admiral Sampson sparks a view on Cuba’s future. He says the island’s wealthiest support annexation by the United States, yet many Cubans want self rule. He notes Cuba cannot govern itself now, delaying independence for at least a year or more, with military government continuing in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Havana
Sampson
Cuba
Spaniards Alarmed as Havana Prominent Figure Threatened
In Havana a mob entered the residence of the Marquis de Pinar del Rio in Cerro and compelled him to cry Viva Cuba Libre. The Marquis, among the island’s wealthiest and most noted families, complained to the Captain General and a note was sent to the American evacuation commission. The Marquis and other Spaniards plan to depart Cuba unless the United States guarantees a strong government and ample protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Marquis de Pinar del Rio
Cerro
Ghani Bey Murdered in Istanbul Pastry Shop
Constantinople December 26 Ghani Bey sultan s aide de camp was killed by Hafuz Pasha in a quarrel at a pastry cook shop. Ghani Bey was known for lawless acts in Epirus and for extorting money under threat of death. Foreign embassy officials repeatedly demanded punishment but were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ghani Bey
Hafuz Pasha
Epirus
American ships arrive from Manila and flag raised at Malate
The Boston and Petrel have returned from Chinese ports. Union comes from Iloilo with native and Spanish troops but is refused landing. St Paul brings Christmas mail. The first American flag was raised over Malate school house sent by the University of Pennsylvania. Father McKinnon of California honored for reopening schools. Native troops in suburbs cause anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Petrel
United States
Union
Iloilo
St. Paul
Malate School
University of Pennsylvania
Father McKinnon
California
Threatened Grand Trunk Operators Strike May Be Averted
Montreal December 26 General Manager Hays of the Grand Trunk railway proposed submitting operator complaints to arbitration in response to Chief Powell of the Telegraphers organization ultimatum. The operators accepted arbitration and outlined how it should be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Hays
Grand Trunk Railway
Powell
Telegraphers’ Organization
Bechel Not Guilty Verdict in Embezzlement Case
Omaha dispatch reports W. F. Bechel former Pacific Express auditor found not guilty on embezzlement charges after jury deliberation. The case stemmed from alleged misappropriation of funds during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
W. F. Bechel
Pacific Express Company
Senor Sagasta Ill With Bronchial Pneumonia
Maprio Dec 26 Senor Sagasta premier is gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia and high fever. Six physicians consult and agree on diagnosis with poor expectoration. News coverage shows sympathy as the queen regent and foreign diplomats inquire and send physicians, reflecting the strain of recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Senor Sagasta
General Miles Reiterates Charges On Beef Ration Scandal
General Miles, honored at a New England banquet in Cincinnati, refutes claims that beef supplied to the army was fit. He cites 827 tons of refrigerator beef and 198,000 pounds of canned beef sent to Porto Rico, plus bad rations in Cuba and Tampa. He blames chemicals for Army sickness and cites medical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Washington
New England
The
Commercial Tribune
West Indies
Porto Rico
Cuba
Tampa
Jacksonville
Wake Island to be seized for Pacific cable station
Washington reports the government will hoist the flag and take possession of Wake Island in the mid Pacific. The Bennington commanding officer is ordered to secure the island as a Pacific cable link between the Philippines Hawaii and the United States. Wake Island lies about 2 000 miles from Nihau and 1 300 miles east of Guam. The lagooned atoll is described as three miles long and already claimed as American territory since 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Bennington
Taussig
United States
Wake Island
Nihau
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippines
Hawaii
Wilkes
First Time in Maryland Miscegenation Case Sentences
In Cumberland Maryland J W Bowling colored and Martha Craven his white wife were each given 18 months in the penitentiary the minimum for miscegenation. Bowling claimed the marriage was in good faith the judge noted it was Maryland's first such prosecution and the couple had come from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
J. W. Bowling
Martha Craven
Boyd
Bowling
Pennsylvania
Maryland
German Agent Secures Trade Gains in Samoa
London dispatch notes Washington instructs the Samoa consul to be vigilant. The German agent allegedly used British and German colleagues to land guns and war munitions and to gain advantages for German firms without their knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Auckland
United States
Samoa
Distilling ship Iris ordered to Manila voyage
Wasu Hinaton Dec. 26 reports the secretary of the navy issued an order directing the distilling ship Iris, now with the Oregon and Iowa on their voyage around the Horn, to leave Callao Peru upon arrival this week and cross the Pacific to Manila for use by Admiral Dewey's fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasu Hinaton
Secretary of the Navy
Iris
Oregon
Iowa
Horn
Callao
Peru
Pacific
Manila
Dewey
Judge discharges Magowans in child stealing case
In Cleveland on December 26 Judge Dissett sustained the demurrer to indictments against ex Mayor F E Magowan, Mrs Magowan and Mrs Wynn for child stealing and ordered all defendants discharged, ruling a mother cannot steal her own child in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magowans
Cleveland
Dissett
F. E. Magowan
Fire destroys steam barge Joyce on canal voyage
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin December 26 a fire swept the steam barge Joyce as she lay moored awaiting favorable weather from Milwaukee to Menominee for lumber. Several crew members including Captain Connolly escaped narrowly from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Joyce
Milwaukee
Menominee
Connolly
Reception to Bryan in Lincoln at Oliver Theater
William J. Bryan returned to Lincoln and was welcomed with an overflow crowd at the Oliver theater by the Woman's Bimetallic league. Governor Holcomb welcomed him home and praised his patriotism. Bryan defended the gold standard and trusts and focused mainly on opposing the annexation of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Oliver Theater
Woman’s Bimetallic League
Bryan
Holcomb
Philippines
Havana City Council Thanks McKinley for Aid to Needy
The Havana city council in solemn session resolves to return its warmest thanks to President McKinley for the contribution sent in aid of the needy poor. Signed by Marquis Estaban, President. Washington dispatch dated December 26 reports the gratitude from Habana for the gift to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
McKinley
United States
Habana
Marquis EstaBan
Peace Commissioners Arrive in New York Aboard St. Louis
The American steamer St. Louis from Southampton was sighted east of Fire Island at 11 o'clock with the peace commissioners aboard. The arrival marks a significant moment as the delegation reaches New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Fire Island
Lieutenant Hobson Receives Public Welcome in San Francisco
Lieutenant R. P. Hobson arrived in San Francisco in the evening and was driven to the Palace hotel for a public reception organized by the Union League club. The great court of the building was crowded and hundreds were left outside unable to gain admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
R. P. Hobson
Palace Hotel
Union League Club
Carnegie Steel mine output on lake ranges for year
DutoutH Dec 26 report shows Carnegie Steel mining on lake ranges produced 3,343,784 gross tons in the past year, about 750,000 tons short of requirements. Of the total, 1,154,996 tons were mined in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutouth
Carnegie Steel Company
Minnesota
Montenegrin Soldiers Die in Snow Storm in Lava Pass
Vienna telegram reports several hundred Montenegrin soldiers overtaken by a snow storm in Lava pass perished from freezing. The casualty figure and exact timing are not confirmed. The event underscores harsh winter conditions impacting Balkan forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro
London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
Lava
Carlisle accuses cab driver in lacque theft case
John G. Carlisle ex secretary of the treasury testified in a police court against Richard Leake a cab driver for stealing a sealskin lacque from Mrs Carlisle valued at 300 dollars Leake was held for trial
Grippe Epidemic Hits Ohio and Cincinnati
An epidemic of grippe has struck Columbus with several thousand cases. Local physicians report wide spread illness though not as severe as the 1891 epidemic. Public institutions are heavily affected. Cincinnati reports a mild form of grip in the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columets
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Epidemic Grippe Forecast Brands City Hospitals
St Louis reports several grippe cases in hospitals and about 100 in East St Louis. Daily rising suspects push physicians to warn that an epidemic is at hand across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lous
East St. Louis
Steamer Andes Goes Ashore at Kingston Jamaica
The former Andes of the Atlas line ran aground in Kingston Jamaica during strong winds and heavy seas. Tugs may fail to refloat her, risking total loss if she cannot be pulled off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Atlas Line
Baby Teething Remedy Ad Promotes Winslow Syrup
An old advertising snippet urges mothers to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It claims the remedy soothes the child softens the gums relieves pain cures wind colic and is best for diarrhoea. A twenty five cent bottle is mentioned.
Notice to Redeem Beadle County Lands in Huron South Dakota
Notice to John P Walker owner D R Rhomberg that Lot 10 Kicek 33 3rd Railway addition to Huron was sold for 1895 taxes. Beadle County held certificate of purchase assigned through J M Darell to John P Kirby now owner. Redemption expires after sixty days from service. deed will be issued to Kirby. Dated December 22 1898. John P Kresy by Geo C Fullinweider agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beadle
John P. Walker
D. R. Rhomberg
Beadle County
Kicek
Huron
J. M. Darell
J. M. Durell
John P. Kirby
John P. Kresy
Geo. C. Fullinweider
M E Preston
Mary E Patterson
John W Martin
Dakotank and Trust Company
Mary E Preston
Attio M Drake
Hattie M. Drake
Elgin R. Rush
Standard Savings Ank
Standard Savings Bank
Sara T Mellvaine
Sara T Melvaine
L. C. Kemp
M E Menzie
J W Menzie
M L Tobir
M Menzie
F H Holton
Horton
F.H
State of
Beadless
Thomas H. Campbell
J. W. Campbell
Sait
Beadie
F. E. Grant
Coente Court
City of
Said County
Jos. H. Alexander
John L. Pyle
Heriff
Fifth Judicial Circuit
J. J. van Wagener
Maggie McCullen
Alexander McCullen
Marion
Brown
Maria C. Brown
H. Austin Locke
Scandia Bank of Minneapolis
Luther Jaeger
Sandia Bank
Marsfield & Harris
J. H. Gray
County of
Norhwest
D. G. Meppery
Shoes
Oan L. Pyle
Wm A Hein
Pauline Hein
Territory of Dakota
Lyman D Goodrich
Alzena Wylly
Beadle 5 Co
Sioux Falls
M. S. Hunting
Towit
Mary L.riegel
Standard Saving Bank
Mary L. Breee
Department
United States Land Office
Huron Dle County
C. A. Blake
Register
Hanson E Lewis
W C Wolfe
Barnard
W. C. Wolfe
F. H. Holton
Notice to Redeem Beadle County Property Huron Sale
Legal notice from Beadle County South Dakota noting unpaid 1895 taxes on a parcel in Huron original town block 5 lot 5 9 West of the Fifth Meridian. Certificate of purchase transferred from Beadle County to J M Durell then to John P Kirk. Redemption must occur within sixty days of service or deed will issue to Kirk. Agent Geo C Fullinweider signs. Dec 29.
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Red
Amer
Ican Warships
President McKinley
Admiral Sampson
Sultan
Bechel
Sly
Admiral Dewey
M’kinley
City Council of
America
Hobson
Carnegie
Andes
Dee
Roxa Pitman
Walker & Rhomberg
Said
John P. Kirk
John P. Kirsy
S. R. Crockett
Owen Wister
Howard Pyle
John Kendrick Bangs
Mary E. Wilkins
Werk ‘Cially
Caspar Whitney
ES. Martin
Arnold White
Asporiing
Alzena A. Wylly
A. Harrison
Ummons
Richards Rest Company
J. W. Hill
Mary J. Hill
Henry Ee
R. Miller
2Nd Street
Huron South Dakota
Samuel W. Goodhue
E. J. Keith
Fronia R. Keith
Circuit Court
Plains
Huron Uron
H. Howton
State of South Dakota
Howard A. Maxfield
Plaiatt
William H. McLelland
Harriet McLelland
H. Sanford
W. W. Peckham
Ohanadane
L. Kemp
Dakota
Albert J.burger
U. S. Land Office
S. D
Herman Baumbhoff
Charles May
Roy F. Burger
Blind T. Burger
S. Dak
la Crosse
Wisconsin Business University of la Crosse
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