Spain Must Yield An American Ultimatum To Spain
In Paris last Monday the United States presented final terms to the Spanish Peace Commissioners. The offer includes twenty million dollars in cash, equal trading terms for years, and open door policy in the Philippine Islands. Claims since Cuban insurrection to be settled by rightful country. US seeks religious liberty for Caroline islanders and offers to buy a Caroline for a cable station. Spanish reply due in one week.
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Spain
Philippine Islands
Paris
America
United States
Carolines
Cuba
McCalla
Infanta Maria Teresa
Cat Island
Williams
Havana
Colon Cemetery
New York
Saratoga
Grand Trunk Railroad
Trenton
Ont
Simon J. Toll
East Bethany
N. Y
Seattle
Columbia
Hilo
Knights of Labor
Chicago
New York Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
William H. Hand
Nyack
Adelina Patti-Nicolini
Cederstrom
H. J. Reeder
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Easton
Kenilworth
Valparaiso
Sixty-ninth
New York Regiment
Huntsville
Ala
Patrick Galvin
Seneca Falls
N. Z
Blanco
Neuvitas
Aguinaldo
Cienfuegos
Graham
Fort Hamilton
Maria Teresa
Welsh
Battery F
Second Artillery
Seventh Army Corps
Fitzhugh Lee
Caroline Islands
Philippines
Honolulu
Ethel Marlow
First National Bank of
Charles S. Cross
Sherland
Nashville
Tenn
James Defreese
Goshen
Virden
War Department
Hanvana
Congress
United States Treasury -Madrid
North Carolina
William H. Gates
Rochester
Auburn
Libby Glass Works
Toledo
McKinley
William R. Frazer
Philadelphia
Fre¢é Koens
Emmensville
Sullivan County
St. Louis
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Harrison
Rock Island
Moscow
Long Island
Queens
John W. Keeley
Keeley
Dewey
Manila
Isla de Cuba
Isla de Luzon
Jesse T. Gates
Second
United States Artillery
Secretary of the Treasury
Porto Rico
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
James Swartout Wibert
East
New York City
Madison Carey
Erie and Delaware and Lackawanna
Mount Morris
Lindley Smyth
Sage
Lebanon
Tosday
American Peace Commission
Michigan
San Juan
Fifth United States Cavalry
Ponce
Mayaguez
Highth Infantry
Sixth Cavalry
Seventh Light Artillery
Kiser
Homestead
McCulloch
William J. Bryan
Atalanta
Tacoma
Ore
Capetown
Alssead
Nancy Guilford
London
Bridgeport
Atlanta
Pinar del Rio
Temple
Arizona
International Silver Company
The
Silverware Trust
N. J
Camp Wikoff
Peter B. McLennan
Syracuse
State Supreme Court
Es Keough
Holyoke
Mass
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
San Francisco
Straits of
Bab-El-Mandeb
Italy
Newport
Havre
Eny
Germany
Bertha Gitting
Pennsylvania Returns Show Stone Leading Jenks in State Vote
Official state ticket results reach 44 of 67 counties including Philadelphia and Allegheny with Col. Stone ahead of Jenks by about 120,404 as soldiers’ ballots await counting. Total votes for top three: Stone 478,534 Jenks 358,130 Swallow 133,854 in a 970,518 sample.
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Pennsylvania
State Department
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Col. Stone
Jenks
Stone
Swallow
Sibley to Take Congress Seat Shifts Patronage to Senators
The Philadelphia Press notes that after March new Congress member Sibley from the 27th district will have no patronage power. Patronage will be controlled by Pennsylvania’s U S Senators. Presidents and departments will not heed the Democratic representative’s recommendations.
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Philadelphia
Sibley
Congress
U. S
Pennsylvania
Congress Bill Could Boost U S Shipbuilding At Home
The text argues that passing a protection bill to guard American shipping like manufacturers and farmers would attract investment, reduce the 300 million dollars paid annually to foreign shipowners, and foster a thriving domestic shipbuilding industry benefiting all regions.
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Congress
United States
Fund for Lafayette Monument Reaches High Contributions
School children projects raise estimates near 100000 dollars with Pennsylvania and Ohio each contributing twenty thousand and Illinois over ten thousand. New York has not donated due to a state policy though individual New York men may assist. Monument unveiling eyed for July 4 1900 at the Paris Exposition site. Mrs Merrie L Abbott elected Prosecuting Attorney of Ogeman county Michigan on November 8. debate over eligibility follows.
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Gen. Lafayette
Paris
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
New York State
New York
Peck
Merrie L. Abbott
Ogeman County
Michigan
Parson Swallow Faces Another Libel Suit
Parson Swallow defends a libel suit after charging Congressman Hicks in the Commonwealth of January about using estate lands to cover a treasury shortage at the Pennsylvania Building and Loan association where Hicks served as president.
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Parson Swallow
Wrnt
Hicks
the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Building and Loan Association
Nevada elects Republican legislature after long Democratic era
Nevada voters push Republicans to gain control of the state legislature. The close race ends with a slim GOP margin as supporters dispute results. Senator Stewart, a wealthy incumbent, faces potential loss unless he wins another term amidst party shifts.
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Nevada
Stewart
Senate
Pension Agents Urged to Avoid War Spanish Veterans
Greedy pension agents circulate to veterans of the war with Spain offering inducements for claims. No veteran needs an agent to collect what may be due him from Uncle Sam.
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Spain
Sam
Governor Tanner Shifts Troop Commands at Pana
Gov. Tanner finally shows restraint by transferring command of troops at Pana Illinois and sending reinforcements. He had earlier shown little sense in handling the labor troubles and now acts to stabilize the situation.
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Gov. Tanner
Pana
Illinois
Chicago
Marlboro
Mass
Dun
WCTU Drops Temple Project at National Convention
The W C T U at St Paul voted 285 to 71 to abandon the temple project as an affiliated interest. The undertaking has been described as ill starred from the start.
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St. Paul
Theodore Roosevelt Aims for Governorship Senatorship and Presidency
In New York observers note Roosevelt ten years ago announced plans to seek the governorship U S Senate and the presidency. He has made a strong start and may achieve all three goals.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Diverse 1890s quotes on politics and society
A collage of quotes from multiple newspapers criticizing elections voting rights tariffs and governance. Items reference cat Island Maria Teresa Cuban flag Havana suffrage South Dakota Dingley tariff soldiers voting New York Senate and J C Sibley with varied regional voices.
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Cat Island
Maria Teresa
Syracuse Standard
South
Jamestown Journal
North Carolina
Tacoma Ledger
Europe
Pittsburg
Spain Orders Cuba Evacuation Amid War Dispatch
Long list of war news notes from November including Spain’s demand to evacuate Cuba by January 1, the Infanta Maria Teresa wreck off Cat Island, tropical disease and troop movements, and a string of deaths and political updates from Havana to New York.
Republicans Lose House Gain Senate Shifts in 1898 Elections
Harper's Weekly notes in the Fifty-fifth Congress Republicans hold a House majority of about fifty but weak Senate control. In the Fifty-sixth Congress starting March 4, 1899, Republicans gain a House majority near twenty and Senate majority of twenty to twenty-five. Gains and losses span many states with Democrats winning New York and Greater New York while Roosevelt becomes New York Governor and a Republican Legislature elected.
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South Dakota
Rochester Herald
Buffalo Express
United States
Fort Wayne
New York
State Senate
Erie Dispatch
Adjutant General’s Department
Provisional Guard
National Guard
Harrisburg
J. C. Sibley
Congress
Mr. Sibley
McKean Miner
House
Senate
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
California
Delaware
Kansas
Michigan
Nebraska
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
Murphy
White
Gray
Turpie
Indiana
Smith
Roach
North Dakota
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Clark
Wyoming
Harper’s Weekly
Porto Rico Poised for Electric Railway Boom
Gen Roy Stone fresh from Porto Rico argues steam railways are too costly due to coal scarcity and rains. He predicts an electrical network powered by abundant water power will open the island for commerce travel and winter residence, boosting investment and outpacing Cuba in years.
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Porto Rico
Sam
Roy Stone
Gen. Stone
Cuba
Market Report Shows Rates on Call and Sterling Exchange
Market report lists money on call at 244 percent and prime mercantile paper at 3144 4% percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business in bankers' bills at 4.854 4.85 and 4.82144 for 60 days with posted rates 4.8214 to 4.8614. Commercial bills at 4.81, silver certificates 6042 6112c, bar silver 605c, Mexican dollars 47c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Report
Market quotation list with wholesale ranges for flour rye and buckwheat flours barley cornmeal and wheat oats hay pork butter cheese and eggs. Gives bid prices f o b afloat and options for corn and wheat with regional and product specifics.
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New York
Minnesota
F.o.b
City
C. F.o.b
Duluth
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Fall messages urge winter wear from Warren tailor
The piece notes autumn approaches with frost and winter snows soon arriving. Jacob Keller, the Tailor, offers to outfit men and boys in Warren County with stylish durable clothing at low prices. Society cards prompt readers to visit the office for embossed emblem address cards.
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Jacob Keller
Warren County
Mar
Parcel in Warren PA Seized in Owens v Beres Case
Property in Warren borough described as lot five hundred sixty one with Water Street frontage and specific depth. Includes a reserved eight foot alley and a partial parcel from an 1890 deed. two story frame dwelling on site. Seized and to be sold as the Beres heirs face Charles Owens in suit.
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Borough of
Warren
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Water Street
Eldred Township
First Street
D. F. A. Wheelock
E. W. Thompson
Grand Valley
William H. Maultby
Incorporated Hall Association
L. B. Wood
Township
Pittsfield
Clara Hannon
Harriet Maxon
Brokenstraw Creek
Hill
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
C. Baker Et al
Leonard Nyberg
Rosa Nyberg
Laura J. Endies
Ittsfield
Holland Land Company
Mary Ann Doty
Adam Shultz
Lara Priest
Said
Edward P. Durant
A. E. Priest
J. D. and
Alice Howard Terre
Chauncey Spencer
Morrison
Warren Borough
Charles Owens
Fred Anderson
Recorder’s Office
Warren County
Hartman
Mary Beres
Joseph Beres
Sugar Grove Township
Samuel Cottle
Loudy McKelvy
John Faichney
J. A. Firth
Elsie Faichney
William H. Short
Jane Firth
Freehold
Thomas
Mead
Lawson Davis
Naomi Davis
J. C. Lineman
Freehold Township
Columbus
Wrightsville
Calvin Wright
C. Wynn
E. Wright
C. Messinger
Sue
C. Messin
James Stuart
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowar
EE Warren
Col. Roosevelt
Henry
William
Samuel
History OF the
Cincinnati Architectural Association
A. A. Davis & Co
Kirberger & Morck
Market Report
Bright
Kilmer
Sheriff's Sales
Court of Common Pleas
Java
Dold
Acme
Lennox
Oak Leaf
Rio
Westphalia
New Orleans
G. H. Strickland
Waters Block
Postoffice
Warren, PA
Sean
Wrightsville Hotel
P. L. Wright
Lovina Baker
Florence E. Rhodes
Joan H. Fuellaart
Sheriff's Office
Florence Barber
Clarence Barber
J. W. Dunkie
Law Office
Bur & Schnur
Said County
J. W. Dunkle
George Laffenberger
Pleasant
Warren Co
Leon G. Ball
Admr
Essige Faicohney
Sugar Grove
Penn’a
Business Report
Columbus Ave
Boston
Hertzel & Saner
Clotaes
Jake
Kirberger
Jewelry Store
Hawk
Legion
Morck & Kirberger
the Pickett Hardware
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
Luov
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
G. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
W. M. Lindsey
L. Freeman
C. Sigel
First National Bank
F._H. ROCKWELL
F. K. Russell
Deposi
Eitt
England
Ireland
Scotland
Een
Ron
Livit Town
Awe
Hamburg
Ream
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
Charles Chase
Hubert A. Lane
Pine Grove
Perry D. Clark
John F. McPherson
C. F. Griswold
H. L. Greenland
J. R. King
Boon Magee
Warner
James Morton
F. EF. Pees
W. A. Mitchell
W. V. Hod
Susan A. Whaley
W. M.eeton
Glenn E
Magee
Percy D. Clark
John Dale Greaves
Risabeth C. Co. Dale
W. R. Dawson
Naam
James G. Greenee
Edward Pintoey
C. J. Jol
Merce Ray
Register’s Office
Martin Blastic
Edwin H. Post
Stephen
Ackley
Charles Widdifield
C. P. Northrop
J. Wakeley
Donnovan
Boro
H. Post
John E. Peltz
H. B
Aaron Printz
Printz Bros
John Kager
Patterson & Helm
F.G. Haines
J. J
Charles McLaughlin
C. B. Willey
Green
Moses B. Shirley
Frank C. Souis
Ida Barber
Herman
Zimmerman
Bar
F. M. Knapp
Prothy
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
J. Foley
General Carting
Teaming
Mari
Wendelboe’s
Liberty St
N. K. Wendleboe
China
E. W. Siegfried
Allen’s Shoe Store
P.O
Brocatello
Morris
N. Greenland
Kane Summit Hospital
Ane
Ev Conveni
Eee
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