The Best Step for Cuba Is Unity With Am erican Support
Debates over Cuba's future after the congress amendment favor a Republic with the amendment or annexation. The piece argues the amendment protects Cuban independence, promotes trade, and secures U S interests, asserting the time favors closer ties with the United States and a stable Cuban government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Washington
Havana Genzes
Senor Valluenda
Ves Erfay
Congress
Ferhip
Senor Vallua
Guility
Tore. Cumper
Republie
Howe Vang
Thia
Eva
Spain
Bresitens
Paris
Isle of Pines
Ffth
Insurance notes reveal Manhattan Fire receivers sought
Riley & Co Atlanta agents for Manhattan Fire Insurance Company announce they will protect policyholders and pay unearned premiums from their own pockets. A large group of stockholders sent a letter to the New York state Insurance Department requesting immediate receivership and liquidation. Authorities consider various losses from Jacksonville and Jacksonville related insurance actions, with estimates from multiple companies and a tariff rate protest affecting merchandise stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley & Co Atlanta
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Manhattan Tire Irsurance
Bamny
New York State Insurance Department
Ders
W. 2. Bliiton
Menhettan Fire Insurance Company
Myers
The
Onion
Manhattan
Iskely
Riley
Manhettan
Jacksonville
Aetna
Hartford
New York
Caledonian
Edinburgh
Colonial
Commercial Union
Continental of
Eeele Fire Company
German-American
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Globe and Butrera of
Great Western Lloyds
Trartford
Eeele Home of
Lancashire
Tavenpool& London & Lebe
Zross
London Assurance
Y. A
London
Ee Mardebure
Germany
Manchester
England
Lloyds
Merchants’ Fire Lloyds
New England Lloyds Sy York Fire Insurance Co
Niagara of
North British and Mercantile
Northern Assurance Co
Orient of
Ae Pacific
Tee Paistine
Phoenix
Providence
Washington
Kenny
Western
Timely Words of Counsel on Small Faults and Big Losses
A Jacksonville editorial argues minor oversights can trigger major disasters as a furnace of faults in a small factory caused a fire. It cites a $10,000,000 aggregate loss and recalls Chicago’s lamp accident, urging vigilance in handling little things to prevent large failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Sieh
Traci
Jacksonville
Carlyle
Tales About Atlanta From Georgia Newspapers
A compilation notes Atlanta coverage across Georgia papers. Reports reference Atlanta advertising future events in October, competition in electric power, a planned Tybee excursion by merchants, a Dublin Georgia polemic, Atlanta’s rising building boom and finance, a drug war headline, and a call for a new Georgia constitutional convention tied to the Atlanta depot crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Herald
Atlanta
Columbus
Letiger
Savannah
Exciraion
Tybee
Dublin
Courter-Disnatch
Wf Atlantis
North Georgia
Cedartown
Madison Gs
Brunswick
Times-Call
Georgia
Public Property Fund
Madison Gay Advertiser
Atlante Polley
Geomet
Beretta Given Martinelli at Red Hat Ceremony
Cardinal-elect Martinelli received the red beretta from Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore at the cathedral ceremony marking his elevation. The rite included a procession, briefs read to the participants, and Martinelli later wearing cardinal robes, with Archbishop Ryan delivering the sermon and noting papal independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sebastian Marttinelli
Fuhesus
Church of Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
hall @ acara
Archbishone
Mer. Marchett
Calvert Hall
Catholic University
Washington
Cathedral
Charles Street
Gibbons
Martinelli
Mer. Marchetti
Cardinal Gibbona
Ryan
Philadelphia
Caréine Gibbons
Hla Setman
United States
Mr Wilmer's Sermon Draws From Sabbath Laws
Annie Thweatt Lucas writes in the newspaper to praise Rev. C B Witmer's sermon on Sabbath laws. She lauds his ideas that all time serves God, warns against mere outward piety, and urges living in unity with God and conscience to keep laws without fear, praising Wilmer among able ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
C B. Witmer
Ysermann
Christian
Christ
Mr. Wilmer
Annie Thweatt Lucas
Woman'a Press Club of
Georgia
Mob Attempts Jail Lynching Over Incest Murder Charge
In Guthie County a mob attacked the jail at Chanadler last night seeking to lynch John Cofield, held on incest and murder charges. Cofield allegedly abused his two step-daughters, aged thirteen and fifteen, with a deadly operation on the older girl last Friday. Sheriff Tilghman arrested Dr Calvert at Perry for murder, amid heated conjecture that he performed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cofield
Guthie
Chanadler
Cofield
Tilghman
Dr Calvert
Perry
Chandler Roviggt
POUND OF FLESH DEMANDS FROM CHINA T:
Foreign ministers plan to send a direct note to China demanding indemnity around 327 million dollars with a week for a payment proposal. They hint at concessions such as abolition of kin, duties on gold, and freer navigation in exchange for opening the empire to trade and safeguarding foreigners. Washington confirms the indemnity total at about 337 million dollars after reduction from half a billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Wovsang
Washington
May
Reichstag votes to pay members travel expenses
Berlin May 8 the Reichstag approved paying members attendance and railroad fares by 18 to 4 after a lively debate. Socialist Here Singer denounced the emperor's expression about paying the fellows while Count von Pasadowsky-Wehrer noted the quotation was a fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Trereichstag
Singer
Count von Pasadowsky-Wehrer
Interior
Dr Gilbert Branded Heretic by Chicago Seminary Board
Dr C H Gilbert professor of New Testament at Chicago Theological Seminary has been removed by directors who found his Revelations of Jesus heretical. Charges were brought by Rev Carr two years ago over Christ’s preexistence and a second volume prompted review. After reading the works, directors concluded dismissal serves the seminary while praising the professor’s character and loyalty to truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mark Hann
Hanna T
Tima
Old Stagera
Wanna
Hanna
Heath
Kotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Fann
Certamim
Gilbert
Chicago Theological Seminary
Chicago
C H Gilbert
Gibert
Mr Carr
Stillman Wesley
Jesus
Ieave
Carr
Albert
W. E. Barton
Convict Pardon Petition Denied After Meritorious Service Debate
In Jnksop Mississippi on May 8 the state board of control faced a question of what qualifies as meritorious public service for pardons. John Carey, who halted a passenger train by signaling a broken rail, prompted the vote. Two members favored, two opposed, Governor Longine cast the deciding vote against granting the pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnksop
Miss
Mississippi Penitentiary
Cada
Board of Control
John Carey
Yazoo
Mississippi
Yatley Rand
Malitz
Longine
Aera
Aera of Mrbie Sister Wats Pewardeds
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Constitution
Lark Howall
Hemphill Frestland
Tates Ates
Canada
Mexico
Japage
Charles H
Donweely
Ant
Faede de Messrs
BH. L
Claude A
Constitution
Publiching CO
Bols & Hollthay Constitution Building
Bryan
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Hera
Perry Heath
Republican National Committee
New York Herald
Republican
Mark Hanna
Mr. Heath
Tovane
Alberty
Atlet
Oan
Oltles
Mitchell County
Billvilleitizen
Marla
Orst
Maria
Evea the
Omehema County
Eepe
Bertha Runkle
Navarro
Comme
Ment
Ane
Harlequin
New Orleans
Frank Putnam
Will N. Harben
Henry Artemas Company
Phiadelphia
Jane
Molly
Xolt
Ian
Insurance Notes
Southeastern Tariff Association
Old Point Comfort
TALES
Beretta
Bank
Cardinel
Indemay
Poweta
Heretic
Nicosa Peearchve
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!