Cuba Rebellion Extends Amnesty Despite US Promises
Washington views extension of amnesty for Cuban rebels as preposterous amid repeated US promises the uprising would be crushed within ten days. Report asserts Gomez government seeks peace and a loan, with Monteagudo extending terms to June 22 for rebels to lay down arms. Officials caution against further loans without Cuba’s decisive action.
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United States
Falthi
Havana
Gomez
Entiion
Ivonnet
Tion
Alou
Alate
Joans
Cuba
Madge
Exaggerated Victory Claims Reported in Sunliaco
Advices from Sunliaco say official reports of Colonel Vallente's victory are wildly overstated. The dispatch notes heavy rebel casualties and questions U S intervention after President Taft's assurances and Secretary Knox recall orders, with ongoing widespread arrests in the town.
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Davana
Sunliaco
Cenerm Kurpnos
Sya
Paton
Valluntara
Taft
United States
Knox
Bedpre
Secrenty Knox
He Lowna
Suffrage Movement Sparks Divorce in Local Family
Mrs. Fuudethin and Mr. Gurney Taylor divorce after long contention over suffrage activism. Doctors and allies report the affair stemmed from Mrs. Taylor’s suffrage work and public advocacy. News notes Taylor’s strong support for the movement and participation in a suffrage play.
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Fuudethin
Mrn
Gurney Taylor
Mire Mare Lippincott Thehiete Taylor
Taylor
Regular School Board Meeting June 13 1112
The board notes a routine session with most members present. Superintendent Crowe reports May's monthly attendance and the minutes. tuition and janitorial staff changes are approved. Bonds and funds transfers discussed. bids for supplies reviewed and referred to the supply committee. Acting principal Mr Strong to be paid for eight days at 1200 per cent. Meeting adjourned.
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Moimbord Brownh
Auer
Crowe
Kuretaey
Hanetiel
Meniy
Manley
Messra No F. Ames É&, Co
Q. Dabbitt & Son
Roberta & Mook
Milton Bradley Co
the Prang Co
A. Flanagan Co
Ating Supply
Barlow
W. Strong
26 Regiments Represented at Columbus Soldier Reunion
A Columbus reunion of Civil War veterans drew 26 regiments from 6 states including units from New York Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana. The event showcased 26,000 men who served in the War of the Rebellion with many regiments represented across infantry cavalry and heavy artillery. The Journal notes the gathering as a rare convergence of diverse regiments at the Columbus site on a recent Wednesday.
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Columbus
Yeunsylvania
New York
Indabtatt
Cat MN Biker
Woman Scientist Denies Broken Ankle After Injury
Mrs. Dunit, a 61 year old scientist, walked from Roosevelt Hospital with a reportedly broken ankle. Doctors insisted the ankle was broken, but she and her husband claimed the injury was a mind error and refused to stay off the leg.
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Galle
Bryapt
Tier
Dunel
Amulatance
Dr. Bryant
Doktor
Mrs. Dunit
Auld Misa Kroech Seeks Abroad for Musical Education
Fragmentary remark from a performer mentions plans to study music abroad. The overheard exchange references an upcoming Philadelphia tour and a correction by the moderator, conveying tense anticipation about moving to a foreign education path.
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Henn Guyeettion
Misa Kroech
Init Mata
Philadelphia
Politicians Weigh Bryan’s Game in Tight Convention
Timore June 14 Bryan’s game has been blocked as Clark and Wilson factions maneuver. Clark favors Wilson for vice president and plans to throw support to New Jersey governor when nomination slips away. Clark and Harmon both seek compromise, with James of Missouri discussed but unlikely to win favor. Bryan’s backers resist joining Bryan’s plan and aim to keep Clark or Harmon in play.
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Clark
Wilson
Harmen
Strow
Churk
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Missouri
Windward
Claire
Harmon
James
Glle James
Clarke
Emerson
Charles Cotterill
James Pere Fon
William J. Bryan
Gald Clark
ASP
Cotterill
Washington Teachrai
Bryan
Wilson Folln
Robert L. Heary
Texan
O'Garman
Borrowed Books Log for Library Protection
When a book is borrowed it is placed in a small block book with the date, the borrower’s name, and the title of the book. This ledger acts as a safeguard against loss or forgetting who has which book.
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Biebrary
Death For Killing a Cat in Saxon Law Snapshot
A historical note describes a Saxon king's law where killing a king's cat carried death, with the cat used as the royal barn’s guardian token. The passage mentions punitive customs and curious penalties from early English statutes, alongside bizarre items like a bathing machine in Weymouth and odd North Rhodesian headgear.
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England
Mimst
Natural Rock Chimney near High Bridge, Kentucky
A guide notes a remarkable rock chimney near High Bridge Kentucky standing about seventy five feet high and four by six feet at its base. The formation is described as delicately molded and striking, defying typical erosion and serving as a notable natural feature in the region.
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High Bridge
Ste.tinse
Patie
Om Anoyn Agen
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