War News Roundup Amid Negotiations and Battles
Span ish forces clash as negotiations with Washington stall. Miles advances against Spanish troops near Lundin Porte Ten and San Jinan. Casualties remain light though American losses occur. Spanish volunteers prepare to resist as 2,000 troops join the field. Ponce reports 50,000 in disarray and support for peace talks. Yellow fever affects 4,000 soldiers with few deaths. Congress to reconvene to conclude peace talks.
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Porte Ten
Alvin
Regilars
Aeelig
San Jinan
Spain
Ponce
Sintinga
Congress
A Bit of Politics Argus Sees State Capital Scene
The Argus delivers a compact view of the state capital’s political mood, outlining key figures, party dynamics, and policy debates shaping the legislative scene. It highlights probable moves, emerging alliances, and the climate for upcoming votes.
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Argus
Silver party lines shift to gold and silver clash
A heated editorial attacks the Silver Republicans over the single gold standard issue. It defends Governor Steunenberg and condemns conservative attacks while praising silver Republicans who back bimetallic policy. The piece rails at party factions and questions fiscal stewardship and public spending.
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Bown
Inaus
Daly
Setonia Hoilert
Clive
Boise
Golinien
Llabe
Ofice
Tibet
Ue Res Publiane
Steunenberg
Listlewt
Unreadable ad copy hints at tumbling wares and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wares such as jars hornet jugs milk cracks preserving kettles and Purifier cures with a mix of brands and products. The readability is poor, but references to bottles medicines and fishing gear suggest a late 19th or early 20th century general store ad and catalog items.
Mineral 10 Upcy Explains Local Mining Revival
The article discusses Mineral prospects and a revival of old mines led by figures including Logan and Jeph Mokhom from Holey, with William HW Speake of Gouuoreveek owning mines. It notes the pitchnsma of The Black Morin and a plan to resume work at the Siler Beil area and nearby roads.
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Batts
Mile Park
Hoisetiis
Row
Welawaankeng
Genea
Corman
Quigkely
Hawke
Poxiitle
Hutier Ur Barca
Hun
Sweers
Oran
Wileliay
Lothira
Welker
Vor
Sidr
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Grant
Copper shipments herald Seven Devils interview claims
Tosiah Uatcbinson, manager of the rate Duline line, expects a major copper shipment this year. He forecasts Washington County and Seven Devils will rank among the nation’s top copper producers, noting a higher copper percentage in shipments and praising the region’s development prospects amid ongoing mining and export activity.
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Tosiah Uatcbinson
Duline
Anatehinsen
Dreamry Again Sweet Here Teying
Dreambrary Again reports a tangled note as text fragments describe a sweet treat, butter, and a march. The garbled OCR yields unclear event details, yielding a compact item about a quirky bakery or dessert mention with possible local flavor.
Readership warned about patent medicine claim
An 109 reward notice warns readers about a dubious patent medicine claiming cures for severe disease. It asserts a positive remedy named Gatnerh Thal Qataerk Chive, promotes Hall's Coto Garete pills, and urges sending testimonials to F J Quasty in Toronto.
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Hall
Otter
J. Gquasty
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