Quasi starved press on situation in colonial tensions
A fragmentary editorial discusses Spanish colonial policies and rising American discontent over keeping the Philippines, Cuba, and other territories. It imagines a Monroe Doctrine response, mentions General Roosevelt and Dewey, and notes troops guarding the canal and fears of invasion from native tribes and foreign colonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Louisiana
New York
Monroe
McKinley
Bryan
Dewey
Jay
Rooset
Canada
Washington
Spain
America
Manila Prices Strain Army Families As War Drags On
According to the nab News army officers in the Philippines report they face heavy debt due to high costs of life. Wives accompany them and struggle on salaries as beef runs 1.50 a plutton, eggs at 1.25, coffee 1.25 a pound, and small houses rent from 40 to 60 dollars monthly amid steep prices in Manila.
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Manila
Nab
McKinley
Washington
FeavE Them At Home Now In Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR text describes violence and a reign of terror with references to boxers in China, events in Lome and New Orleans, and police killings. It lacks clear dates or named individuals, but implies widespread unrest and deadly actions tied to law enforcement and vigilante violence.
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Clement
Lome
New Orleans
Auizlt
Tet
Mur
Comparative size of China and United States debate
The fragment discusses China being about half the size of the United States excluding Alaska and a claim of similar or larger inhabited areas. It references a Washington Post opinion and a suggestion by a statesman figure about China, emigration, and missionaries, with lines about geography and hypothetical scenarios.
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Alaska
Mexico
Quiet Follows Killing of Charles
After the fatal shooting of Charles, mayor Capdevielle deployed squads citywide and kept troops in reserve. Leonard Pierson identified the victim as the slain desperado, coroner’s autopsy noted 46 gunshot wounds and severe beating, while thousands of Black residents reportedly fled the city amid calls for police reform.
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Charles
Capdoevielle
Ice
Capdevielle
Pariah Prison
Leonard Pierson
Pal
Mora
Carrie
Pierson
Richard
Anderson
A. A. Noiret
Pseuical
Golden Cross Examined and Augusta Grocery Charter Filed
In Kentucky the Powers case probes Goebel related grounds as prosecutors near rest of case with Wharton Golden on the stand and cross examination underway. Separately Augusta Grocery Co of Augusta Georgia seeks a charter in Richmond Superior Court with capital stock listed at 250000.
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Georgerows
Powers
Oulton
Iden
Augusta Grocery Company
Avavsta
Richmond Superior Court
Kentuck Star
Elkridge
Coon Hollow
Monogram Rye
Baker's
Ward
Ceimesta
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
Beautify Skin by Pure Blood Purifier S S S Ad
An Atlanta based blood purifier S S S claims to cure severe skin diseases like eczema acne and psoriasis by purifying the blood. Testimonial from Mr H T Shobe of St. Louis notes dramatic improvement after first bottles. Free book offered and no charge for written advice from the company.
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If. T. Shobe
Lucas Avenue
St. Louis
Eres
Gree Fic Company
Atlanta
Mrs Dickson Confesses in Murder Lynching Case
In Wheatsville Georgia Jerry Walden jailed for murdering George Dickson has confessed. The wife also confesses saying she kept watch while Walden killed her husband. She claims she aided the crime and directed Walden. Both were moved to Macon for safety amid lynch threat.
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Walden
Macon
Wheatsville
Jerry Walden
George Dickson
Saya
Coal Bed Near Greenville Prompts State Analysis
A bed of soft coal was found about 12 miles from Greenville. Specimens are held by investigators. samples have been sent to Clemson College for analysis. If genuine, a company may form and mining begin promptly. concerns about possible “salted” claims remain. Also reported, a Liberian colonization society forms in Birmingham with plans to relocate African Americans to Liberia. in New York a son is charged with murdering his father after a dispute, the mother injured.
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Greenville
D.C
Clemson College
Birmingham
Bigwixenax
Ala
Liberian Colonization Society
Lee Cowart
Flommer
International Migration Society
Africa
Literia
Savannah
New York
Iwtrick Wogan
Brooklyn
Edward
Atupor
Believe Aguinaldo Dead Reported From Philippines
In Wichita July 26, Sergeant Jackson of the Thirty third volunteers reports soldiers in the Philippines believe Aguinaldo is dead. A body found matches the insurgent leader’s description, stirring belief among troops. Also from Byoxville July 28, coal miners to see a 10 cent per ton increase Aug 1, regardless of Coal Creek talks, with possible further rises if wage talks falter. No retail effect expected until Sept. 0.
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Wichita
Kan
Jackson
Thirty-third Volunteers
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Byoxville
Coal Creek
Mills Refuse to Arbitrate in Carcuses Dispute
Mills in Carcuse, Georgia, reject Mayor Chappell’s call to arbitrate grievances with carpenters, claiming nothing to arbitrate while a boycott of local amber workers and materials is feared. Separate note: canned meats rise in price in Chicago with beef cans up to $1.50 per dozen. market watchers cite packers and potential government influence.
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Carcuses
Columbus Mill
Chappell
Chicago
Chicago Western
Ump
Southern Inter-State Fair offers largest premiums ever for agricultural products
The premium list for the Southern Inter-State Fair is ready with a 30 percent premium increase over last year and expanded classes. Secretary T. Martin of Atlanta lists big prizes for crops and livestock, including 8250 for the best 20 stalks of cotton and a major prize for the best collective agricultural exhibits. The Department of Women's Work and Flower Peel items are highlighted as a new priority, with separate classes and increased funding to support expanded exhibitor opportunities.
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T. Martin
Prudential Delding
Atlanta
Fair Association
Associaea
Women’s Wars
Petia
Ion
Naopy
Tak's Edict Questioned Over Foreign Ministers' Fate
Disputed reports from Caxtox dated July 27 claim the foreign ministers may be alive and safe while viceroys Li Hang Chang Tak Cu Yuan Shi Ka and Shuang deny or mislead. Couriers at the Yamen say rumors of ministers dying from hunger circulate as agents try to verify telegrams. Large sums have been spent trying to confirm safety amid conflicting accounts.
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Tak
Caxtox
Yamen
Palkin
Li Hang Chang
Tak Cu
Yuan Shi Ka
Shuang
Canton
Dynamite damages transit cars in St Louis area
Explosives on tracks damaged five Transit Company and Southern Electric cars in St Louis last night. No injuries reported. Incidents occurred near Easton avenues and Arsenal avenue with cars on Union line and Easton line affected. Police have not made arrests. News also notes a Democratic headquarters visit by former Senator Hill and discussion of political affairs.
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St. Louis ‘Transit Company
Louis
Transit Company
Pi Easton Avenues
Southern Electric
Arsenal Avenue
Easton Avenue
Union Line
Han
Jones
New York
Democratic
Senator Hill
Hill
Two Fatally Burned In Apparent Fire Incident
A kerosene mishap starting a blaze at Theo Ack en Hockesberg’s residence injured Brein and Otto Dee and caused fatal burns to two occupants. Property loss is listed as about Fusion. In North Carolina Barion, July 23, Senastor Butler’s paper announces a single fused ticket for Populists.
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Austix
Theo =acken Hockesberg
Brein
Otto Dee
North Carolina
Barion
Winchester Inn Opens On Outskirts Of Winchester Va
The thin elegant hotel on the city’s outskirts in Winchester Virginia will be formally opened in June at a cost over 12500 and a half. It offers modern appointments richly furnished and conducted on a high plane of excellence. The valley area is noted for its historic remembrances and cool dry climate. Grounds are shaded with opportunities for children and activities like riding, tennis, and cycling.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Lown
Battleset
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