Pacify Cuba and intervene to prevent Cuban bloodshed
The author argues for U S intervention in Cuba to stop internal murder and stabilize the island. It claims Cuba’s government is weak, Palma cannot quell rebels, and annexation to the United States is likely, with business interests favoring U S involvement. It rejects retreat from Cuba after the Spanish war.
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Cuba
Catan
Spain
Globe Democrat
United States
Palma
Unseemly Crowd Marred McKinley Monument Unveiling
The Columbus Ohio ceremony unveiling a state monument to a fallen citizen was disrupted by a 64 000 crowd that pressed and trod women and children as they sought a glimpse of the president's daughter. The scene drew strong rebuke for its lack of decorum and shame upon the city.
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McKinley
Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
West
Standard Oil Prosecution Weighs Hefty Fines and Public Gain
A Roosevelt era AP telegram notes keen interest from the president and the commerce department in pursuing Standard Oil under Chicago indictments for rebates. Fines could reach up to 12.5 million dollars. officials say the company may seek heavy bonds or stock issues to unload on the public. The piece questions whether such penalties benefit the people, arguing for broader accountability and noting political commentary on irrigation policy and state interests.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Standard 611
Chicago
Bethen
Landis
Standard Ol
Standard
Standard Oil Corporation
Holve
Early Ohioad Soldier Reaches General Rank in Army Career
A Clermont county, Ohio native born at age fourteen joined life as a school teacher at eighteen and soon entered the army in 1861. He rose through ranks, later becoming colonel, brevet brigadier general, then second lieutenant in the regulars. He earned highest rank on April 14, 1906, commanded the Northern division from St. Louis, and helped organize the army during the Spanish American War. He also advised rail riot responses in 1877 and proposed inauguration ball ticket sales to cover expenses.
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Ohio
Hfe
St. Louis
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Remarkable Alive Buried Man Marries in Kansas City
Frederick J. Harvey, once buried alive in the family vault from January to May, woke Sept 4 and married Denver sweetheart Miss Lillia Godfrey on Sept 5. She aided his revival. the couple plan a swift honeymoon and will visit relatives next week. Harvey, son of Barnard Harvey, was famed as a Santa Fe eating-house owner.
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Denver
Lillia Godfrey
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Frederick Harvey
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Godfrey
Kansas City Journal
Hahdy Ballt
United Buttes
Mia Godfrey
George N. Godfrey
Hanamang College
Chicago
Altui
A Bang-Up Doctor Story From Peking
An Englishman recounts a tale of seeking medical help in Peking while a nurse recalls a doctor who saved his life once and another who worsened it. The Philadelphia Ledger cites the odd exchange as the doctor’s care is described as making him sicker.
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Peking
Philadelphia Ledger
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