Unclear fragmentary Cuban uprising report reaches government
Fragmentary OCR cites an August uprising in Cuba with mention of 10600 government forces and 7000 rebels under arms. scattered names and phrases reference Taft, Clara surrender, and a Des Moines cruiser.
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Kansas
Taft Clara
Des Moines
American intervention and peace efforts amid Caribbean unrest
The narrative traces U S actions from a damaged cruiser to a formal push for peace in Cuba and Puerto Rico. It notes presidential authorization for war power, provisional military governance in Cabe, and Taft Bacon missions, with reports of earthquake shocks in the Caribbean and Pacific, plus relief and recovery funding by Congress and cities like San Francisco.
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Eel
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Congress
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Taft
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Havens
Bas
E. Magoon
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Amy
Bocas
Lashington Trom
Morro
Mont Pelee
West Indies
Edo
Bremer
Duan
Pacific Congress
Y. Y
Vane
Government and political notes from nation and states
A wide array of political items notes bill passages in Congress and state actions. Governors resign and elections loom as reforms and civil service advances are reported. Judicial rulings, public works, and transportation issues figure alongside fiscal measures and international requests.
Far Reaching 19th Century U.S. Political Moves and Appointments
A scattered report lists votes in favor of a Panama canal project, a House amendment failure, Pierce appointed to Norway, and a Supreme Court sustains a General. It notes Congress action, Iowa Republicans renomination, Danville and Harlan, interstate commerce commission appointments, and state elections across multiple states. Government officials sworn in, cabinet reorganized, and Christmas adjournment referenced.
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House
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Aain Supreme Court
Congress
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A. Cummins
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Ernors
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En Hex
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Tllinois
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
John A. McKihenny
John Riddle
Roumania
Servia
At &T. Petersburg
Fo Ican
Strauss
Aperte
Metcalf
Lipton Plans Race For American Cup In New York
Sporting notes list Lipton planning a race against the New York athletic club for the American Cup. The calendar spans billiards, boxing, football bans, and evolving sporting results with notable figures like Hoppe, Gans, Nelson, Gotch, and Gotch featured in various events and locations from Paris to New York and beyond.
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New York
Acit Club
Herrera
Wihiie Hoppie Hoppe
Maurice Vignaux
Paris
Harvard University
Ormonde Beach
Fla
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Harry Tenny
San Francisco
Nelson
McGovern
Philadelphia
Loutaville
R. H. Son
Slosson
Sutton
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Wrestlin
Renenet
Frank
City of
Polo Unds
N. Y
Chicago
W. R. Crosby
Denver
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Aoagem
Nev
Jake Schaefer
Tornell
Billie Matlody
Joe Wolcott
Keet Mass
Abegy Ce Neesion
Bakerin
Los Angeles
Steve L'Hommedieu
Lovineville Jockey Club
Moshed Cooper
Harry Comans
National Baseballege
Button
Willie Hoppe
Casualties and Disasters Across Regions and Time
A dense list of accidents and fatalities spanning mines, trains, ships, storms, fires, and explosions across the United States and nearby areas. Notable items include mine explosions in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, the Valencia wreck on the Pacific, a large mobile cyclone impact on the gulf coast, a deadly railroad collision near Troy New York, and a severe cloudburst in Mobile Alabama.
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Gulf Coast
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Ala
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Fila
Poca
Troy
N. Y
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Tamaqua
Ft. Recovery
Florida
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Crockies
Wyoming
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City
Kan
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Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Stoammen Dix
Harbor
Seattle
Wash
Norfolk & Western
D. Keeler
Philadelphia
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Southern Railway Co
Lynchburg
St. Louis
Balvation Army Hotel
Clifton
Arts
Seraons
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Tat
Ithaca
Cornell University
Caine
Wiston
Vicksburg
Miss
Enderlin
N. D
National Executive Committee
United Mine Workers
Northern
Michigan
Aspen
Col
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
IMA
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
American Society of Equity
National Farmers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
Minneapallo
Chicago
Industrial Workers of World
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Banks and firms fail with numerous closures across states
A long list details bank failures and reorganizations nationwide. Parsons Snyder Co of Cleveland and Bank of America in Chicago face receivership. Other banks in Illinois Wisconsin Arkansas Alabama and Pennsylvania closed by examiners or unable to meet liabilities. Criminal cases and disasters are noted in separate items.
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McReynolds & Co
Chicago
Boliver County Bank
Misa
Bank of America
Union
Williamson Libbeyee Co
Oshkosh
Wis
Southern Bank & Trust Co
Ft. Smith
Ark
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
National Business College
Quirey
Til
North Freedom
Examiner
Teis, Smith & Co
Bankers
Pekin
First National Bank
Attalla
Ala
National Bank Examiner
Delmont National Bank
Delmont
American Reserve Bond Co
St. Louis
Joplin
Bavings Bank
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Clearfield
State
White, Dunham Shoe Co
Breckton
Boston
Milwaukee Ave
State Bank
Chiney
S&f. E. Coyne
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Real Estate Trust Co
Philadelphia
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Butler, Co
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Bank of Beckwith & Co
Evanston
Wyo
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Macomb
Colchester
Bardolph
Ill
Bank of Kiowa
I. T
National Bank of Waynesburg
Comptroller of Currency
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Northwest
Lincoln Bank of
Morton Park
Notable Obituary Calendar of Public Figures
A compiled necrology lists notable deaths by date across 1889 and earlier, including W. R. Harper president of the University of Chicago in Chicago, ex-Gov. Hogg of Texas, Gen. J. M. Thayer Nebraska, Johann Most anarchist leader in Cincinnati, Mary McKittredge noted chess figure, and other political, legal, and cultural leaders. The notices cover deaths from January to December with locations such as Chicago Evanston Dubuque Lincoln Milwaukee Philadelphia and more, reflecting a broad cross-section of prominent figures and public lives.
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Boone Cereal Co
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National House of Representatives
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Superior
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J. J. Kinneally
New York
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Annie Bradley
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Global Haunts of War and Politics Across 1900s
A dense archival jumble recounts events from 1902 through 1906 including attacks in Puerto Plata and San Domingo, leadership changes in France with Fallieres, Cuba politics, Norweg ian monarchy events, and widespread disasters from earthquakes to shipwrecks. It notes French cabinet resignations, riots in Paris, and labor unrest with mine wage data and AFL activities.
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Formosa
Palma
Cuba
Black Forest
Germany
Africa
Ft Raple
Louis Rtin
Rome
Pasis
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Havana
Revolutions in Russia and allied turmoil reported
A fragmented chronology details violent Soviet era turmoil from Riga to Moscow including massacres and mass arrests. It notes insurgents seizing a Riga factory, Moscow riots with hundreds killed or wounded, and multiple assassinations and mutinies across the Russian Empire with scattered references to battles, bombings, and imperial responses.
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Hazgenpot
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Notable 19th Century Crime Roundup of Murders and Scandals
A detailed list of violent crimes and offenses across cities and states. Entries include bombings, ax murders, arson suicides, embezzlement charges, forgery indictments, and a deadly ship disaster aftermath. Names span Idaho, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Washington, Massachusetts, and beyond, with victims, alleged killers, and outcomes.
Churchill Row Shows Frustration Over Artist And Poet
In a fragmented exchange the article recalls Churchill expressing irritation at an ear artist at work. The artist John Mitton is noted for the poem titled LAR gm. The piece reflects early commentary on literary figures and public figures.
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Winston Churchill
Let Times
Mr. Churchill
John Mitton
Lightning Strikes Twice Fatal to Dr J G Keith
Dr J G Keith formerly of St Louis was struck by lightning twice. Years ago in Leadville he was struck and left side paralyzed. About eleven years ago he suffered a street bolt that left him partly paralyzed. Last spring another bolt on the street again hit him, rendering his left side largely helpless.
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J. G. Keith
S& Louis
Leadville
Col
Colorado
Keith
Figure Nine Mysteries and a Foreigner’s Odd Fortunes
A foreign professor of occult science tells fortunes via the number 9. He asserts that any non decimal product with 9 has digit sums totaling multiples of 9 and demonstrates with examples like 9 times 2 equals 18 and 9 times 645 equals 4905. The piece notes the playful claims and the intrigue around the digit nine.
Laughing Fits On The Train Car
Passengers in a train car share a contagious spell of laughter as a young woman reads a funny book. A couple nearby cannot help smiling while others, including a boy and a darker traveler, join in the amusement, each reacting to the mysterious book’s humor.
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Neces
Ammses
Vast Wealth of the South and Its Water Power Potential
The South holds vast coal, oil, and natural gas reserves with water power able to power heat and light. Development could cost 250 to 300 million dollars and employ up to six million men, enabling interurban electric roads and skilled mountain industry likened to Switzerland.
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Great Britain
Germany
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
Postum Cereal Co declares products pure under Pure Food Law
Postum Cereal Co Ltd guarantees that all packages of Postum Cereal Grape Nuts and Elijahs Manna sold by any jobber or retailer comply with the National Pure Food Law approved June 30 1906. The company asserts products are not adulterated or misbranded and attests to quality and purity as of December 15 1906 with notary confirmation and expiry July 3.
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Postom Crerat Co
W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
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