Venezuela Excerpt Describes Caracas Landmarks and Rail
The piece surveys Caracas from La Guaira to El Saddle Mountain, noting climate and scenery along the La Guayra railway. It highlights urban views, student life, and monuments including Guzman Blanco and Crespo, contrasting colonial streets with modern blocks and critiquing graft and planning in the city.
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Weather in the area described by Frederic J. Hasxing
The text describes a climate with malaria warnings and sanitary concerns amid generally fine weather. It notes no very hot days or cold nights for years and mentions a routine siesta period and laments about new clothes and the year.
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Frederic J. Has
Panic in Big Office Building Sparks Window Leaps
A panic thickened a large office building at Fourth and Race streets when a fire on the sixth floor caused people to leap from windows at noon. At least eight hurt, several seriously, as flames sent smoke and glass into the street. Firefighters arrived as a woman reportedly escaped from the tenth floor via a window and several others were injured.
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Race
Warner
Louise Husstet
Hopeful Forecast From Gompers as Campaign Builds
The American Federation of Labor president Samuel Gompers tours the West and speaks in Chicago and Philadelphia predicting a Democratic win. He says New York Ohio and Indiana will vote for Bryan and notes a wave of democracy sweeping the nation. He criticizes the lack of confidence in a Bryan victory but asserts Democratic principles will prevail nationwide.
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Samuel Gomp
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Judge Nor Hughes
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Mily
Bryan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Gomper
Segal Taper
Philadelphia
Twei
TM. P ‘ Sono
Garrison Expanded on Hawaiian Islands In 1998
Washington orders increase in Hawaiian garrison. Fifth Cavalry headquarters and first and third squadrons assigned to the islands. Public notice references the JK Gilbreath lodge and a moonlight salt event on October 30, 1998.
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Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Fifth Cavalry
Islands
JK. Gilbreath Lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Pireni
Consenin
Jal
Denver rally forecasts Western states for Bryan
The Denver meeting labeled the era’s great political demonstration drew 15 000 in the hall as supporters hailed Bryan. Nevada and Montana lean Democratic while Utah may favor Livan. Oregon appears doubtful. Republicans fear immigration issues may swing eastern votes.
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Montana
Utah
Oregon
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Bryan
Crite
Hwan Haa
Tate
Jefferson
Higan
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Livan
Heveridge
Lake City
Crys
Injured by Exploding Rasoline Lamp in Philadelphia
Louis Natta of 28 Butler Street was injured by a Rasoline lamp explosion while lighting a burner. He was treated at Sinai hospital and expected to be discharged tonight. The incident occurred as he tested a globe near Sixth Street and Erl Avenue. flames damaged his clothing, a policeman helped rush him to the hospital. The Bennett hotel on Front Street in South Butte is praised for safe, comfortable accommodations under S Winscott.
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Military College
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Tis & Monument
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Crespa
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Crespo
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Washington
Washington Square
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White House
Mimelf
Guzman
Evers
George. Washington
Mnebs
Fetterman Davis
Iron Bridge
Jeffers von Davis
United States
Philadephia
Louis Natta
Butler Street
Evena
the Satan Hospital
Ieto
Natta
Miero
Sixth Street
Krle Avenue
Bennett Block
Atl Gona
Park Streets
Senate
Bennett Hotel
Front Street
South Butte
S. Winscott
Winscott
Butte Clergyman Loses Home In Bitter Root Fire
Butte pastor Dr. Chambers, long based at Idaho and Jalena streets, and his son Robert suffered a blaze near Stevensville in the Bitter Root valley. The 10 o’clock morning fire destroyed the ranch buildings and home with no insurance. Losses include about 1000 for the clergy man and 600 for his son, plus furniture and farm implements. The pastor, recently resigned, had moved toward Oklahoma, and will face departure after the tragedy.
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Avis Methodist Episcopal
Idaho
Jalena
Fix Lanch
Stevens Ville
Bitter Root
Brether
Oklahoma
Butte
Tan
Robert
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