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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1898
Page
6
Startled mother recounts how Beatrice Shay from Freeport Iowa, stricken by spinal meningitis and paralytic stroke in 1896, improved after Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. One box restored walking and night sleep. nine boxes completed recovery. The family credits the pills with restoring vital strength and mobility.
The administration seeks a swift surrender at Santiago to avoid battle while preparing for a potential assault if terms fail. Officials express urgency to conclude hostilities with minimal bloodshed and confirm readiness for action if negotiations collapse.
The administration seeks an early end to the Santiago campaign by proposing to send General Toral’s forces to Spain if they surrender immediately. Yellow fever among American troops now confirmed. officials fear further losses and push to avoid bloodshed by ending operations at Santiago promptly.
In Newburg, at William B. Beakes Henery a man seeking shelter for the night touched an electrified door knob. He was rendered unconscious by the shock and later could not recall the events, saying only that he had been seeking refuge. Beakes, Jr., an electrician, had wired the knob for protection.
Two brothers near Harrodsburg Kentucky resemble each other closely. One joined the Baptist church and, needing clothes for immersion, paid his brother 10 cents to be baptized in his place.
Emporia Gazette laments whist and poker clubs draining women’s charm. It argues card playing ruins women’s looks and temper, shifts church life, and draws old and young to gaming spaces, claiming public libraries see only the young while streets fill with card rooms on Commercial street.
A fiery female speaker argues that women's feelings run deeper than men's and questions male assertions of superiority. The audience erupts with a chorus of No as she asserts women feel where men think. A male spectator quips about bald husbands and races for the door.
Washington officials believe the flag of truce remains and talks may continue with Captain General Blanco in contact with Toral. President demands unconditional surrender and aims to destroy the Spanish squadron before American entry. General Miles reports tough marching conditions but progress praised, with no immediate command change.
Official dispatches from Washington July 15 report General Shafter stating he will bombard Santiago at noon if General Toral refuses surrender after an extended truce. General Miles notes Toral seeks authority to withdraw and surrender harbor ports and munitions, asking until tomorrow noon for Spain's guidance.
Portsmouth New Hampshire July 14 The auxiliary cruiser St Louis which brought the Spanish prisoners into port on Sunday is busy coaling all day The Spanish captives landed on Seaveys Island have made themselves at home and most spent the day in playing cards and other games The men have good appetites and appear contented The food is of the best quality Two of Cristobal Colons cooks have been detailed to assist the 12 Americans in this work and these men have a much better prospect for good living than they have had in a long time.
Washington July 14 negotiations continue between the war department and ship owners to acquire more vessels, especially on the Atlantic coast. The department announced the purchase of the steamship Roumanian of the Allan line and the sea going tug Brittania to join Shafter's army at Santiago, signaling rapid preparation for future expeditions.
July 14 report from CuicaGco notes Mayor Harrison filled vacancies on the board of education as terms expired. Notable losses include Dr. W R Harper president of the Chicago university and Otto Gresham son of the late Walter Q Gresham.
Washington July 14 The government will pay more than 200000 in head money to officers and sailors who destroyed Cerveca fleet under a law granting 100 per head for every man on enemy ships destroyed.
Vancouver on July 12 reports Saturday's provincial election as the closest in province history with returns showing neither the government nor the opposition holding a working majority.
Playa de Estr, July 15. General Miles has assumed command of the army around Santiago and will direct future movements in person. He demands surrender terms that cover not only Santiago but the entire province, including Manzanillo, Holguin, and Baracoa, with Spanish troops sent back to Spain and officers allowed their side arms. No further concessions are offered.
The Italian government has decided to employ force to secure payment of the 260000 arbitral award in favor of Ernesto Cerruti. Diplomatic talks with Colombia were closed and Admiral Candiano ordered to move the Italian squadron to Cartagena to enforce collection.
Kry West Florida July 15. Advices from Havana say Governor General Blanco, upon learning that Admiral Cervera’s squadron had been annihilated, tried to take his own life. He was in a council with his staff and General Arolas when the attempt occurred, was wrestled to disarm, and left prostrated and bed-bound for days.
San Francisco reports readiness for the fifth expedition sailing on July 23 with about 4,000 troops aboard ships St Paul Rio and Pennsylvania. General Otis awaits documentary instructions on establishing a garrison at Honolulu and on the annexation ceremonies. Also dated July 12, miners from Yukon prospecting districts arrive with about 70,000 dollars in treasure and expect Klondike output to exceed 25 million dollars.
Dustin July 14 reports renewed Orange conflict linked celebrations of the Boyne anniversary. Police and military in Belfast suppressed several disorderly attempts. many injured. Similar clashes reported in Donegal.
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