Unmarried Woman Elected Mayor Sparks Local Interest
The article notes Kendrick Idaho electing an unmarried woman as mayor and fears of mismanagement. It comments on political opportunism and marriage dynamics in local elections. It mentions Russia’s flag near Ta-Lien-Wan, a Havana archbishop’s stance on choir voices, Connecticut license votes, Basle group’s remarks on inebriates, and a Cuban war cost estimate by the NY merchants board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Idaho
Havana
Thambynayagampillai Family Visit Noted in Bombay Paper
A Bombay newspaper notes that Mr and Mrs Thambynayagampillai are visiting Vovilkudyirruppu. The husband is the son of Judge G S Annanayagampillai and the son in law of Mr A Jambulingammudel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Nile Nears End of British Control at Khartoum
The Nile will soon be virtually a British river as far south as Khartoum at the junction of the White and Blue Nile nearly 1,700 miles from the mouth. It is probable that the head waters will join the main stream.
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Nile
Khartoum
White Nile
Blue Nile
Coal production rise fuels U S economic role
The United States acts as a coal hub with record domestic output last year. About 200 million tons of bituminous coal and over 60 million tons of anthracite were produced, underscoring the nation’s growing energy capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
One Protestant Church in Cuba and wartime economies
The article notes a small Protestant Episcopal congregation in Havana funded by the American Church Missionary Society. It also mentions German empress Victoria awarding the golden servants cross to servants, Morgan line ships renamed El Norte El Sud El Rit and El Sol for auxiliary cruisers, and rising bicycle leather use with saddle leather and feather demand. It warns of copper cent counterfeiting with a ten cent profit per hundred coins and the impracticality of such labor against punishment risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
American Church Missionary Society
New York
Secretary Long
Morgan Line
el Norte
el Sud
el Sol
Yankee
Dixie
Prairie
Yosemite
Gotham Actress Amelia Sommerville Refuses Quick Split
Miss Amelia Sommerville, a Gotham actress, appears peculiarly circumspect and self restrained. She refused to marry again until a full 24 hours passed after the divorce decree. Her caution eliminates any appearance of haste in the remarriage.
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Amelia Sommerville
Gotham
Never use old maid label to describe women
The writer argues against calling women “old maids” regardless of age. Age does not determine charm or value and many women remain lively and lovely at 40 or 50. The piece urges readers to stop using demeaning terms and to discard outdated labels.
Food as Preventive Measure in Temperance Work
A medical authority argues proper feeding warmth and clothing stabilize body and nerves, aiding response to moral suasion. It suggests the submerged classes resist temptation better when nourished and cheered, a practical though not new temperance idea.
Bombardment Planned as Havana Braces for War
Havana reports Sunday panic as Adm. Sampson informs British ambassador Gollan of U S naval bombardment to start Monday. Gen Blanco rushes to batteries around the city while Havana fears possible shelling or a sweep to compel surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States
Adm
Sampson
Crollan
Gollan
Blanco
Santa Clara
Senator Davis Declines Cabinet Chance to Join Sherman Plan
In Washington on April 2 Senator Davis signals he will remain in the Senate despite rumors Secretary Sherman may resign. Davis cites preference for the Senate and likely reelection, while Sherman indicates a cabinet retirement remains possible though not immediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortfollo
Sherman
Senate
Washington, D. C
Tie
Seutttovis
Minnesota
Sunde
City braces for dawn attack with reinforcements
The city remains alert as defenders guard remote batteries and troops shift to strengthen fortifications. General Pando, after meeting the U S fleet, returned to the city amid rumors of insurgent movement and a narrow escape from capture. No troops can be spared to drive back the insurgents.
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Pando
United States
Fire guts four story building in St Louis printing firm
The Great Western Printing Co. building at 515 Market Street was gutted by a Sunday night blaze causing about 60000 in losses with 40000 of insurance. The fire also touched nearby LaClede and Imperial hotels but was put out without further damage.
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St. Louis
Great Western Printing Co
Market Street
Mississippi River
LaClede
Imperial
Lieutenant Commander Cowles to Command the Topeka
Lieut Commander Cowles who ferried between Havana and Key West after the Maine Disaster is assigned to command the Topeka. Lieut Commander Winslow takes command of the Fern, replacing Cowles and detached from the St. Louis for that duty.
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Cowies
Neutrality Proclamation Issued by Governor Murray
St Johns Newfoundland April 25 Gov Murray issues neutrality proclamation in response to escalating regional tensions and conflicting interests. The document calls for impartial stance and urges restraint among local authorities and citizens.
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St. Johns
N. F
Gov
Murray
Secretary forecasts joint Cuban war effort with Gomez
The secretary said the insurgents are best suited for current service and will be armed and clothed. He expects Adm Sampson to join Gomez's army for coordinated action against the common foe, with regulars kept in the United States until a later season. He did not comment on a cabinet resignation. The House then passed the army reorganization bill at 1 45 p m.
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Cuba
Adm. Sampson
Gomez
Hager
Rep
Capitol
Dingley
House
Washington
SeNate
Mr. Foraker
Spain
Republic of
Aar Department
White House
Zlouse
Hull
Iowa
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Spaniards Torch Interior Towns as Forces Concentrate
Fugitives from Guantanamo report Spanish troops concentrate on principal sea coast cities while burning interior towns and plantations in Santiago de Cuba province. Devastation may be complete before American occupation. Spanish fleet remains at Cape Verde Islands awaiting orders or reinforcements.
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St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
Paris Steamship Paris Captured Scare Grips Board
Reports from Belfast Ushant and London claim the American liner Paris was captured by a Spanish cruiser near the Irish coast while another dispatch says the Paris sailed under escort and remained unconfirmed. The ship with 136 passengers and 400 crew is valued over 3 million dollars and carries cargo. Mrs. J W Mackay is among the travelers. The Paris had sailed from Southampton and was chartered by the US government.
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Parilawdernuia
Paris
International Navigation Co
Clement A. Griscom, Jr
American Line
Loxpon
Belfast
Lonxvon
Ushant
Brittany
France
New York
Southampton
J. W. Mackay
Falmouth
Eng
Lizard
Five Fleet Ships In New York Harbor Ready For War
Five fleet ships near New York harbor prepared for service may sail Monday. The Yankee formerly the Morgantine El Monte sails under Lieut. Commander Willard Brownson to patrol the Atlantic coast. San Francisco New Orleans St. Louis and Marvard also expected to depart for duty with unknown destinations.
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New York Harbor
New York
New
San Francisco
New Orleans
Hampton Roads
Flying Squadron
Caspar
Senate and House debate Cuban issue and military bills
The Senate and House track Cuban resolutions and military reorganization. Foraker and Teller amendments push recognition of the Cuban republic with possible intervention. The army bill passes the Senate after House and conference actions, detailing enlistment terms and officer appointments.
Battle Ship Oregon and Gunboat Marietta Status Uncertain
The Navy Department declined to reveal the ships locations or orders amid tensions. Officials stated no risk to the vessels and disclosed arrangements to warn Oregon’s commander about hostilities and Temerario’s presence near Buenos Ayres on the ship’s route to the North Atlantic station.
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Marietta
Washington
Navy Department
Oregon
San Francisco
Buenos Ayres
North Atlantic
Red Cross Offers Aid to Captain General in War
On April 23 the Ned Cross Society extended its services to the captain general as part of wartime relief efforts. The ladies of the Red Cross stated their willingness to assist in any medical or logistical tasks needed during the conflict.
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Ned Cross Society
Wie
Wavana
Ladies of the Red Cross Society
Cuba Declared in a State of War and Ships Reported Safe
April dispatches note Captain General Blanco proclaims Cuba in a state of war. The US Cruiser Topeka is reported safe after a collision event not with the Alba tross. The British steamer Jesmond arrives at Cardiff damaged after a collision with the Alba tross. The captured Spanish steamer Buenaventura remains aground at Key West leaking, with suspicions of deliberate scuttling.
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Pura
Key West
Fla
Pedro
Antwerp
Pensacola
West
Priza
Maprip
United States
Nashville
Cuba
Tlavana
Blanco
London
Topka
Falmouth
Jesmond
Cardiff
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Quick Energy Boost
Advertisement urges readers to visit their druggist and buy Hood's Sarsaparilla to relieve fatigue and restore vitality immediately. It emphasizes swift, strong effects and asks customers to start taking the tonic today.
He Was Waiting Story Helps Missionary Calling
A young theological student recounts an amusing episode with a gilt clock and a child to illustrate why he chose to preach to the heathen. The boy sits in a chair as time passes and declares he is waiting for the clock to stop, prompting reflection on his future mission.
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Robbie
Philadelphia
Marriage Plans Questioned in Early 20th Century Column
In a brief exchange, Isaacs and Abrams discuss doubts about a forthcoming marriage. The fragment hints at urgency and uncertainty about tying the knot tomorrow, reflecting social attitudes of the period.
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Ta-Lien-Wan
Connecticut
Basle
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New York Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade
Victoria
Germany
Senator Davis
Cape Verde
THE
Walthall
Jackson, Miss
J. F. McCool
Mississippi House of Representatives
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John Sharp Williams
Chancellor Hill
Ellisville
Robt. Lowry
Jackson
J. W. Cutter
Clarksdale
Free Silverites
North Maxcurster
Ind
Frank J. Rettig
Illiam I[aag
Haag
Rettig
Cripphle Creek
Col
Londonderry
Ironclad Hill
W. H. Pine
J. W. Foster
J. P. Jones
Jones
Foster
Pine
Knox College
GaLxsbane
Knox Collage
Clendennin
Moline
J. H. Finley
Osakasa
Wis
Birdie Fox
Geo. Miles
Miss Fox
Miles
Foreign Relations Committee
Cockrell
Bacon
Mantle
Mont
Cannon
Utah
Hale
Spooner
Sam
America
Hood
Isaacs
Marriae
Abrams
California Fig Syrup CO
Sam Francisco
Cal
Aouisvitife
York, WY
Trace-Ma
Walter Bakereto
Dorchester
Mans
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
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