Cubitas Plateau A Key Cuban Stronghold and Garden
The Cubitas plateau, a fortified high ground near Puerto Principe, is described as impregnable and vital to the Cuban government. Insurgents and a civilian population cultivate crops, while couriers on Camaguey horses relay orders to generals and cabinet. The piece portrays the terrain, defenses, and the strategic role of Cubitas in the revolutionary state.
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Cubitas
Puerto Principe
Carillo
Cisneros
New Republic
Arabia
New York Herald
French Lecturer Max O'Rell Returns From South Tour
Paul Blouet known as Max O'Rell has finished a southern states lecture tour and plans to sail home around April 15. He says he is tired of the lecture platform and will not return as a public lecturer, though he may visit again.
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Paul Blouet
Max O’rell
America
M. Blouet
Goodby
Treasury guide recalls fake $2,000,000 bundle joke
A Washington Star item quotes a treasury guide about ending a brides’ visit to the vaults joke. The guide describes handing bundles labeled two million dollars containing two old census reports instead of real money, amusing brides who believed they held real wealth.
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Treasury
Washington Star
Phipps Versus Phipps Divorce Trial Begins Jury Impaneled
By order of the court and consent of counsel on both sides six men and six women compose the jury impaneled to hear Phipps versus Phipps an action for divorce and the custody of a minor child in progress at Btook ings 8. D. before District Judge An drews. The jury will endeavor to return special findings with the court reserving the right to decide on the general verdict and to accept or reject the findings.
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Phipps
Andrews
Healing by Prayer Revives Horton Woman on Deathbed
A Horton Kansas woman, Mrs Schenck, near death after years of illness, revived after her husband prayed with her. She attributed her recovery to divine intervention and plans to live, joining a Sunday prayer meeting at home. Washington Post reports the event as a miraculous healing through prayer.
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Kansas
Horton
Kan
Ladies' Wheels Drop Frame Patent Battle
A Washington report claims lawsuits will test patent rights for the exclusive manufacture of the drop frame used in ladies bicycles. The dispute centers on Owen and Smith Dart firms with Owen credited by many, while W E Smith of Smith Dart is also named. Smith died about two years ago.
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Washington
Owen
Owen Manufacturing Company
Capital Bicycle Club
W. E. Smith
Smith Dart Cycle Manufacturing Company
Washington Star
German Saengerfest Chorus to Draw 2000 Children
Pittsburg and Allegheny school authorities agree 1000 public pupils from each city will join the national saengerfest chorus in Pittsburg starting June 8.
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Pittsburg
Alleghany
Italians Buck Abyssinia Challenge Again on Sunday
The Boston Herald notes that Italy again faced backlash in Abyssinia after bold actions on a Sunday. The remark frames Italian defiance as a recurring pattern and hints at international tension surrounding the conflict.
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Abyssinia
Boston Herald
Making His Pile and Missing Life Pleasures
Prank Putnam in the Chicago Times-Herald critiques a man focused on wealth building. He shuns leisure and marriage, claims entertainment is for others, and doubts family joys, insisting cash is the true friend while praising solitary accumulation.
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Putnam
Chicago Times-Herald
Circus Performer Rescued In Narrow Crossbow Mishap
The Zedora siblings staged a flying crossbow act when Alar was struck unconscious by a loosened string. Her brother saved her from a 50 foot fall as the net failed to fully catch. She revived in the dressing room with no serious injury.
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Prema
Whch
Alar
Zedora
Zedoras
New York Sun
Wayne Methodists Adopt Private Farm Plan to Raise Funds
Wayne Methodist church members rent a small farm on the town outskirts to grow wheat corn and garden produce for sale to lift a several hundred dollar debt on church property. Seed grain and labor will be donated and similar plans may spread to neighboring towns.
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Winside
Neb
Wayne Methodist Church
Chicago Times-Herald
Harrisons Burn Letters To Back Nomination In Torch Allegory
The Philadelphia Times remarks that Mr. Harrison destroys letters urging his nomination, likening the act to using a torch of Hymen for the purpose. The remark suggests strong resistance to endorsement and a dramatic response to political pressure.
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Suy
Harrison
Philadelphia Times
Spring announcement promotes Blue Flame Oil Stove and fridges
The undersigned proclaims he is still on earth and offers the New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove burning kerosene. Also touts White Mountain Refrigerators at reasonable prices and a full line of ranges and furnaces including Royal Hub Queen Hub Victor Hub Superb Household Our Household Household Grand Volunteer Steam Heater Economy Furnaces.
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White Mountain
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Concord Mass
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Concord, Mass
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Emily Robinson
Emerson College of Oratory
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