Cuba Intervenes in Cuban Crisis Debates and Plans
The article outlines U S action during the Cuban revolt with naval force around Havana and at the U S legation. It notes President Theodore Roosevelt and officials prepared to intervene to protect life and property, avoid annexation, and seek a peaceful restoration of Cuba’s independence under stable governance. It mentions ships Denver and other vessels, the role of Secretary of State and Navy, and potential mediation to avert civil conflict.
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Amaton
United States
Hw Tulma
Cris
Unitad States Divines
Denver
Jyse Y Astaires
Steerer
Nothng
Flon
Palvin
Colwoll
Otter
Legation
Oyster Bay
Bacon
Aft
Bonaparte
State
War
Navy
Sate
Caint
Troosevelt
Senor Quesada
Cuba
Antilles
Caine
Stranehoesk
Cdn
Wet
Cts
Bert
Pherenty Vongerring
Damander
Pratook
Luind
Pouce
Sam
Aet
Fay
Des Moines
Patt
Greon
Marletta
Dixie
Tpacouida
Cleveland
Sowick
Minneapolis
Newirk
Ifa Vandual
Atléo
Coban
Tantisinn
Virghifia
New Jersey
Ak Tie vii
Feo Éaeh
Ein
Li Ue
Ecerdl
Mau
Cahme
Tima
Santo Domingo
Morates
Roosevelt
Typhoon Devastates Regions Killing Thousands at Sea
Typhoon havoc reports from Vongkong and Tsongkong raise death toll to about 10 000. Wreckage cleared by rescued crews with 800 West res units aiding. Ships Albatros and Tongkons lost. Ying Fat from Samclin missing with 180 on board. Dozens rescued, others unaccounted, damage estimated around 20 million. Medical opinions debated on alcohol impact at Toronto meeting.
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Vongkong
Tsongkong
Cartlands
Albatros
Boar
Patuamon Pass
Itongkons
Tost
Sam Clin
Continuous Smelting Proves New Iron Ore Process
Inventors claim a continuous treatment method for iron ore that could transform production worldwide. The process involves directly converting ore into iron or steel via a revolving cylinder and reducing gas, yielding an estimated 26 percent reduction and an automated flow from ore to malleable iron.
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Avorld
Thanea
Transcontinental train breaks records on Altine trip
A European style railway report notes a rapid long ride from 1Tar risburg to Altoona covering 182 miles in 11 minutes, with ambitious plans for Chicago service and a distinctive passenger car design. The article mentions cross earnings, added costs, and a novel afternoon tea and dining custom on North American sleepers.
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Mastern
Hou Tod
North Armerica
Surgeon General Rixey Tours Naval Hospitals Worldwide
Rixey examines naval hospitals in San Francisco Yokohama Manila and London finding Yokohama best with full jurisdiction and a new admin building. He recommends a Newport style enlisted men’s hospital at San Francisco and notes unsatisfactory sick quarters at Olongapo while citing plans for a Norfolk style facility.
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U. S
Rixey
United States
San Francisco
Newport
Efonomia
Yokohama
Kid
Nagasiki
Ghanghai
Tixey
Philippines
Manila
Hio Naval Hospital
Canacag
Cavite
Olongono
Paris
London
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Norfolk Hospital
Avalanche of mud overwhelms Kwareli town near Tiflis
A sudden slide in the Caucasus buries at least 255 people and cattle as mud floods streets six feet deep in Kwareli, near Tiflis. Crops and livestock vanish. destruction pervasive as residents flee toward Avlabar and the Church of St David amid ongoing regional seismic activity.
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Ressian
Kwarell
Tiflis
Kwareli
Tilaw
Caucasus
Transcaucasus
Tiis
Avlabar
St David
Packers' Business Rises Despite Grilling Pressure
Chicago packing companies report substantially higher domestic output for the first seven months of the year, despite aggressive scrutiny by federal state and city authorities and widespread newspaper attention. July and year-to-date figures show large shipments of dressed beef cured meats and lard, with notable totals in each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Simplified Spelling and Education Shifts Across Regions
Reports show Painfield and New Britain adopting simplified spellings in schools, Canada increasing Indian school counts to 808, and Milwaukee graduates earning more after one additional year. Berlin opens forest sanatoria for weakly school children while New York City adopts a GOD word list with simplified spellings. New Jersey teachers average annual salary rises to 308.83 dollars, with Iowa County Superintendent urging teachers to submit plantings of trecas and ebribs for display.
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Painfield
N. J
New Britain
Conn
Canada
Milwaukee
Forest Sanatoria
Berlin
New York City
Springfield
Mass
Russi
South Carolina
New Jersey
Iowa
T Ie
Notable Civil War Vet and Authors Featured in Obits
Robert B. Brown of Zanesville aged about 73, former editor of the Zanesville Courier, rose to commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the Minneapolis encampment and served in the Army of the Cumberland. Also noted are obituaries and bios of Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie, J S Sargent, Norris Brown, Charles Read, Caroline Grote, Ruth Bryan Leavitt, and others, detailing careers in law, diplomacy, arts, and education with birthplaces and notable achievements.
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Robert B. Brown
Zanesville
G. A
Minneapolis
Obigo Infantry
D4th
Army of the Cumberland
Robert B. Browning
Grand Army
Brown
Zanesville Courier
Worse Than Homeless Chicago Youth Crime Trend
A Chicago Anvil report profiles 210,000 youths at risk of becoming criminals or public charges, noting weapons access and a culture of nocturnal thefts. Young toughs operate in isolated neighborhoods, preying on victims before police presence, driven by revelry and riotous profit.
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Chicago
Indians and Irrigation in Government Projects
Government irrigation work in Arizona Montana and Oregon employs hundreds of Indians in road building canal and dam sites. The effort aims to provide income while lands are prepared for settlers and later opportunities arise for self supporting livelihoods. Indian workers on Milk River and Klamath projects earn from one to two dollars daily with potential for higher wages for skilled labor.
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Asixona
Momban
Arizona
Indiana
Montana
Milk River
Klamath Basin
Klamath
Labor unions and wage notes from early 1900s headlines
Reports show day laborers in Japan earning 20 cents for two days work while Porto Rican cigar leaf strippers earn about $2.05 weekly. The Victorian government plans land purchases near Melbourne for workers homes and the French coal mine eight to eight and a half hours day reforms. Union trends include Chicago Waiters doubling membership, a rise in Stationary Firemen dues, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen projecting large insured membership and growing totals alongside sweat shop fights in New York.
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Japan
Chicago Waiters’ Union
Porto Rico
Mariburnong
Melbourne
France
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Cigarmakers' International Union
Samoa
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Omaha
Neb
Owens
Milwaukee
Farmers’ Union
Testa
New York Labor Bulletin
New York
Urorherhood
Roltrond Vraimnen
Trade and industry outlook signals solid year ahead
The report confirms previously estimated record car crop and strong production across leading industries. Freight and forward work volumes stay high, construction and building activity exceed last year, and wholesale demand remains robust. Money rates rise but business commitments and mercantile collections stay solid amid ongoing freight expansion and improving iron and steel output.
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Co) Ofrade
Jake
Chicago
Wes
Dun
New York
Strais
South Atlantic
Bradstreet
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Eace
Trenton
Doctora Durer
Arcoboly
Tritist Medical Association
Doronto
Yale
Alvolal
Prof
Woodshend
Sutecons
gLimrer Sorey
Atsa Biv
Victor Ploraley
Witlow
Vxainonans
Rixzy
Groolleges
Marshal Batwine
Pearl
Mary ‘Teresa Craigis
John Oliver Hobbes
Criglé
Boston
John Morgan Richards
Duca
England
Afiag Richards
Reginald Walpoly Craigie
Mas, Craigie
J. S. Sargent
Florence
Germany
Fratce
Dugland
Norris Brown
Tinrola
Lincoln
Fela
W. 5B
Towa
Tackson County
Tow
Nyers
Nebraska
Charles Hercules Read
British Museum
Sir Wollaston Franks
Queenstown
America
Caroline Grote
Thenois
Miss Grote Ives
Bellville
William J. Bryan
Ruth
William E. Leavitt
Leavire
S. Holmes
Emnry Broadhurst
Home Allie
Jina
John Morley
Bia
Hint
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Udo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Geeto
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