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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1897

Page

3

President McKinley’s Mother Nancy Allison McKinley Dies

Canton Ohio December reports Mrs. McKinley died at two thirty a m in Canton with her children and relatives by her bedside. The obituary sketches her life as a home loving woman who supported son William through legal work to presidency, detailing the family’s Pennsylvania roots and their move to Canton.

Canton Nancy Allison M’kinley McKinley House Mother McKinley William McKinley Allison Green County Abner Allison Nancy Whyte Ann Campball Pennsylvania Columbia Lisbon Ancy William McKinley. & Young Iron Manufacturer Fairfield Wward Cayton Sarah Buzu‘ ‘Wifa J.duncan Yulgad Abigail ‘Cella Abner McKinley, Sr

Formidable Cuban Demonstration Near Havana Reported

New York dispatch from Havana says an important battle is expected hourly as insurgents plan a major display against Havana. Gen Rodezguez with 1,000 Spanish-armed troops near Guira De Melina faces Juan Delgado and Rafael De Cardenas. Spanish losses include several officers. Cuban losses numbered 14 with rebels using explosive bullets.

Domai Havana Qeldinus Pinar: del Rio New York Parridos Senor Canalejas Rodezguiez Juan Delgado Nodarz Rafael de Cardenas la Louiss Plantation Guira de Melina Pinar del Rio Emilio Collazo Antonio Rivera Osman Collazo Caimanera Guanatanamo Rodriguez Santiago de Las Vegas

Reception at the Palace in Havana Attends Officials

Marshal Blanco hosted a large reception at the palace drawing politicians bankers and others United States Consul General Lee introduced the lab team Doctors Wasdin and Geddings to study yellow fever while Alfred Meyers and Baron Barrel attended the International Pharmaceutical congress Delegates and all local correspondents were present Insurgents burn cane fields near San Jose Gen Pondo orders river fort construction to block insurgent movement between districts

Havana Marshal Blanco Palace United States Lee Eugene Wasdin H. D. Geddings United States Marine Hospital Service McKinley New Orleans Alfred Meyers Baron Barrel International Pharmaceutical Congress Brussels San. Jose Misa Lucosto Pondo Cauto Manzanillo Santiago de Cuba

Rivera Pardoned General Released From Cabanas

Havana reports Gen. Rivera the insurgent leader freed from Cabanas fortress after a royal pardon and sailed to Cadiz on the Colon. The ship also carried 800 Spanish sick and wounded home. In ten days of fighting insurgents lose 113 killed and 85 captured. eight chiefs and 53 privates surrender.

Havana Rivera Pinar del Rio Hernandez de Velasco Cabanas Colon Cadiz Spain Juan Cosio Puerto Principe Evangelina Cossio

Opening of Congress Does Not Disturb Trade, Dun's Review Says

Dun's weekly review notes that the opening of Congress and the annual message did not unsettle business, with speculative markets firmer than a week prior. Demand rose in key sectors as expectations grow for new orders after the new year, and rail and export activity show gains. Wheat movement remains heavy, foreign exchange softened, and iron, steel, wool, and copper trades are active, with several international contracts in sight.

New York Dee Dun & Co Review of Trade Congress Rearsen United States Chicago Europe Atlantic Fall River Boston Holland Japan England American Steel and Wire Co Soa Connellsville Furnace Cole Canada

Pacific Coal Trust Faces Antitrust Action in California

United States Attorney H S Foote in San Francisco ordered to file a bill in equity against the Coal Dealers association of California for violation of the anti trust law of July 2 1890. The group, comprising San Francisco retail coal dealers, allegedly fixes minimum prices and enforces penalties, aiming to control the retail coal trade and restrain competition.

United States Foote Coal Dealers’ Association of California Washington San Francisco Department of Justice Ita

Message from McKinley fuels uncertain Spain policy

Madrid newspapers report mixed reactions to the president’s message. Editors note that the key passage asserting intervention rights under certain conditions has sparked worry and debate among papers aligned with or opposed to the government. The Imparcial urges navy buildup while others see cautious or favorable readings of form and tone.

the Herald Madrid Spain McKinley Heraldo Imparcial Cuba Liberal United States Washington

Track length questioned in six day bicycle race

New York report shows the Madison Square Garden six day bicycle contest track was shorter than a mile by about 400 feet. Miller won with roughly 2 014 miles, Rice about 1 949 miles, and Sehmeer would beat Hale’s record by about 15 miles under revised figures. affidavits and formal steps pending.

New York Madison Square Garden Miller Rice Sehmeer Hale

Barnum and Bailey Great American Show Captures London

London papers praise Barnum and Bailey as the circus’s debut at Olympia builds hype for Boxing Day. The London press extols performers animals and executives, recalling P. T. Barnum and noting extensive unsolicited advertising.

London Barnum and Bailey Circus The Olympia

Fire at Dobson Carpet Rooms Causes Major Loss

Philadelphia December 18 report details a damaging blaze at John and James Dobson's wholesale and retail carpet rooms at 809 and 811 Chestnut Street. Initial estimates place the loss near a million, with authorities awaiting a fuller assessment of the fire damage and its economic impact.

Philadelphia John James Dobson

Fragmented advertising scraps and quack cures in 19th century notices

A jumbled OCR fragment lists various patent medicines and quack cures with sensational claims. It mentions Lane's Family Medicine, Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, Kemp's Balsam, Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, Pike's Toothache Drops, and St Jacobs Oil. Also includes vague quotes about marriages and humor from newspapers.

Kline Kine Arch St Phila Hale Pike

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