Promises and Promises Aimed at Cuban Trade Trusts
The article criticizes the Republican Congress and President Roosevelt for broken pledges on trust regulation and aid to Cuba. It urges immediate action, calling for a reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba and an extra session to secure ratification before the election.
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Republican Congress
Congress
Platt
United States
Roosevelt
Cuba
Pittsburg
Littlefield
Maine
Republican Senate
Taxation as Robbery Warns of Surplus Funds
A 1900s-voice critique denounces a 200 million surplus in the national treasury as robbery caused by taxes. It calls for immediate tax cuts and removal of trust protection from the Dingley tariff to curb unnecessary revenue and diminish burdens on working families.
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National Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Dingley
Beef Trust
Coal Trust
Iron and Steel
Steel Trust
President Palma Salary in Cuba Faces Possible Delay
In Cuba the new republic may delay paying President Palma's $25,000 annual salary due to industry and financial troubles. The issue contrasts with a recent Cuban Congress act gifting over $50,000 to three U.S. officials in the Cuban postal service, while a general failure of American mail delivery is noted.
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Republic of
Cuba
Palma
United States
Cuban Postal Service
Cuban pardon grants release and earns six years of president pay
The article reports on Cuban figures Rathbone Neely and Reeves freed under a pardon. The recovered sum could fund the Cuban president's salary for more than six years, and Congress discussions touch on reciprocity bills and a request for Rathbone to donate his share to the Cuban treasury.
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Cuba
BE. G. Rathbone
C. F. W. Neely
W. H. Reeves
Republic of
Hanna
Congress
Rathbone
Palma
Root rebukes criticism over Philippines prisoner abuses
Secretary Root comments on the case of Lt. Frederick T. Arnold, acquitted of complicity in torturing Filipino prisoners of war. He argues that the military service has not incurred general unjust criticism, while acknowledging public horror at the abuses and criticizing the concealment of facts and denial of harsh methods.
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Frederick T. Arnold
Root
United States
Philippines
Mr. Root
Army of the
War Department
Arnold
The Coal Strike and the Return of Miners
In the ninth week of Pennsylvania's anthracite strike, the combine claims several collieries will reopen and that many older and new miners will boost the force. The piece critiques a potential settlement, warns it may not resolve core grievances, and argues the dispute risks undermining arbitration and public industry harmony.
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Pennsylvania
Coal Trust
Observant Citizen and Racing News from Boston
An egotistical man boasts of his office while a racehorse owner in Chicago attends Readville races. Inspector Paige and his bulldog patrol Brookline streets. A Shawmut avenue gaming crowd exposes Sunday street betting, lasted a quarter hour. Rev Leo J Knappe returns from vacation as Boston night car service remains sparse at midnight.
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Cherry Street
Cc. W. Marks
Chicago
Joe Patchen
Mr. Marks
L Road
Catholic Federation Heads Toward Chicago Convention
Cincinnati reports strong national interest in the American Federation of Catholic Societies convening in Chicago on August 5 to 7. An estimated million Catholics, with many state federations forming by August, will be represented. The executive board plans constitutional changes two days early, inviting all Catholic societies to send delegates while preserving autonomy of affiliated groups.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Chicago
United States
Ohio
New Jersey
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Alabama
Massachusetts
New York
Illinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. John
Catholic Knights of America
Catholic Order of Foresters
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Young Men's Institute
Catholic Truth Society
Central Verein
Western Catholic Union
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Federation
Ths
Castro to Seals Army in Person in Venezuela
News from Caracas states President Castro will travel to Valencia to command 4590 government troops facing the revolutionists led by Laciano Mendoza and General Solagnio. Barquisiminto fell to the rebels last week and Gomez will act as president in Castro’s absence.
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Willemstad
Curacaa
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
Valencia
Carabobo
Laciano Mendoza
Solagnio
Barquisimento
Vicente Gomez
Diplomats Lose Their Hearts to Yankee Girls
Washington July 6 Society predicts two diplomatic weddings next winter as Constantine Brun Danish minister courts Miss Mathilde Townsend and Senor don Juan Riano Spanish charg d affaires courts Miss Alice Ward, both in the capital social circles.
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Washington
Curious family coincidence ends in hotel fire tale
Uncle Lionel recounts a near fatal hotel blaze after dreams and a missing bag containing about 75 dollars. His wife dreamt of him sinking on a lake at midnight, waking shaken as the hotel burned. Both narrowly escaped, linking dream and danger in a vivid family episode.
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Lionel
Edith
Orange Jelly Mold With Gelatine Instructions
Instructions for making an orange jelly using gelatine and color paste, including soaking, dissolving, and combining with sugar and citrus juices. Moulds are filled, orange sections arranged, and moulds set then topped with remaining gelatine. Serve with sponge drops or white cake.
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Alice E. Whitaker
Postal Sub-Station In Store For Stamp Services
U S S Postal Department opens a sub station on our premises offering postage stamps postal cards money orders and registering for letters and parcels for convenient service to patrons.
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U. S&s. Postal Department
Closing Out Sale of Odd Lots and Remnants
Readable text advertises discounts on fabrics and linens. Items include mercerized fabrics, wool moreen, cotton lawn, and silk serge with price cuts from various old figures. The note implies a storewide liquidation of stock.
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Mercerizey
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