June brides and a broad mix of national notes in Times-Recorder
The Times-Recorder prints a spread of items from May and national events. Varying topics include a controversial New York Sun jab at Mazet grinding committee, Dewey name christenings for baby boys, naval buildup with sixty five ships in progress, political debates around ex-Senator Gorman, and the capture of the first genuine Filipino flag by US Navy forces at Iloilo. The piece also cites speaker rankings, editorials, and a Kansas prank about freckles with a cautionary tale.
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Navy Department
Boston
Iloilo
A. P. Niblack
S. N
Gem. Miller
Annapolis Naval Academy
Verdict on Bell acquittal sparks Southern outrage
A polemic blasts the Polk county verdict acquitting Grant Bell of assault on Mrs. Lumpkin. It denounces the trial as a disgrace to Georgia white men, calls for justice without court delays, and warns of mob-like sentiment while condemning perceived Northern censure and urging accountability. The piece also rails against Black Southerners as nonproducers and frames the race issue alongside economic burden and regional tensions.
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Grant Bell
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold By Drugists
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased area. Catarrh is a constitutional issue and internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is described as a legitimate prescription from a county physician. The ad touts testimonials and promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best, with Toledo, Ohio as the seller location.
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Hall
F. FE. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ie. Hall
Little Wide Awake Pills and Dr Rembert Tale
A compact note recalls a Dr Sawyers tale about Little Wide Awake Pills. The story anchors a medical doctor and his pill within a period style narrative, highlighting early medical science concepts and patient outcomes.
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Dr. Sawyers
W. A. Rembert
Gage Supports McKinley Civil Service Interview Speech
Secretary Gage explains in Washington that the civil service rule is for mobility within classified posts and not a gate to higher appointments. He defends exceptions placing 3000 to 4000 or more Navy jobs in the excepted list as not open to free appointment, aligning them with long standing Navy practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Washinatoy
Gage
League
Onvy
Coexecutor Sought in New Orleans Securities Case
A coexecutor was sought in a U S circuit court filing by the Georgia Trust Company, seeking appointment to take charge of designated securities tied to the New South Building and Loan association of New Orleans. The matter involves about $590,000 in securities, with trust duties stemming from Manhattan Trust Company. Soldiers to Protect Loubet Route for Grand Prix and a Torpedo Boat Stringham launched at Witsixotos Del. June 10.
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New Vrrraxs
Inne
American Banking and Trust Company of Atlanta
Securites
New South Building and Loan Association of
New Orleans
Johnson Armstrong
United States Circuit
Georgia
Manhattan Trust Company of
New York
Loubet
Paris
Elysee Palace
Longchamp
Witsixotos
Del
Stringham
Progress in Samoa Ends Hostilities and Reduces Tensions
Latest news from Apia reports Mataafa and Malietoa Tauns ready to accept tripartite commission decisions and lay down arms, with 1000 guns surrendered. The Badger visit signals submission, the Philadelphia departure marks crisis easing, and cooperation among German, British, and American representatives improves governance in Samoa.
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Apia
Noth Mataafa
Malietoa Tauns
Tripartite Commission
Matissa
Philadelphia
Kautz
Samoa
Berlin
New York
Sen
Preacher Sees Cuban Tensions Amid US Role
The Rev. Alfred De Barritt, founder of a Havana Congregational church, urges aid for Cuba and criticizes the US occupation. He blames Washington for unrest, calls the military government harmful, and says Cuban views differ on annexation or independence. He notes disarmament humiliation and officer attitudes shaping Cuban opinions.
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New York
Alfred de Barritt
Havana
Cuba
de Parritt
United States
Washington
Cusbans
Brooke
Lee
Ino
A Scheme to Burn Cuba If Independence Is Delayed
A private letter from a Cuban resident in the United States claims Cuban leaders may resort to arson to force U.S. intervention and independence recognition within two years. The plot targets plantations, especially sugar and tobacco, to ruin foreign wealth if Cuba’s government remains Havana-controlled.
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New York
the Herald
United States
Cuba
Havana
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