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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
6
Wk in review highlights and oddities
A week of scattered notes includes coal creek Tennessee letters on bodies from the nine explosion death scene and a pistol affidavit about a plan discussed at a section house. Also reported are a Grand Rapids man dying on his wedding day leaving funds for old women at Fairmount Indiana and a will misprint suggesting indigent or indignant elderly beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Tenn
John Dindan
J. da. Juoncil
Lowell
Eden
Ellen
Clare
Tor
KE. L. McDonnell
Musketon
Grand Rapids
Virginia Platt
Cincinnati
Fairmount
Ind
Murder on the Lehigh Valley Express Shocks Canton
A brutal attack aboard a Be and O box car left John Smith dead and mangled after a robbery by tramps. A. Emerich was assaulted and left for dead as others including George Jaco Homer Stone Charles Giganti faced severe injuries at the Stark County workhouse in Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Bascom
Obie
A. Emerich
Smith
Geore Jaco
Homer Stone
Charles Giganti
Stark County
Canton
Ohio
Giganti
Fire destroys St. Agathe sanitarium for consumptives
A fire at the Montreal area sanitarium at St. Agathe Des Montes destroyed the facility housing seventeen patients. Mrs. Malvina I. Goddard died in the blaze while caring for her daughter Mrs. Bruce Payne of Grandby Quebec who was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. Agathe Des Montes Weas
Malvina I. Goddard
Bruce Payne
Grandby, Que
Topeka Arrives Port An Prince As U S Watch
A cablegram from Minister Powell at Port An Prince reports the arrival of the United States ship Topeka to guard the town during the revolution and protect the foreign element. Senator Lodge introduces a bill to remove the Maine from Havana harbor and recover sailors’ bodies, with $1,000,000 appropriated. Denver: American Smelting and Refining Co buys Sunnyside mine in San Juan district for $1,000,000, finalized by Edimon Guggenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Powell
Port- An-Prince
United States
Topeka
Maine
Senator Lodge
Ilavana
Denver
American Smelting and Refining Company
Sunnyside
San Juan
Edimon Guggenheimer
Cincinnati Father Recovers Daughter In Genoa Rescue
A. V. Taylor of Cincinnati has sailed home from Genoa with his stolen daughter after arriving to reclaim her from her aunt. The reunion leaves Taylor jubilant at regaining possession of his child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Taylor
Landis Wins Eleventh Indiana Convention After Long Ballot
The Eleventh Indiana district congressional convention in Wabash concluded with Frederick K. Landis of Logansport nominated on the 1012th ballot, defeating incumbent George W. Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wabash
Frederick K. Landis
Logansport
George W. Steele
Birth of a Cuban Republic and Palma Inauguration
The article proclaims the United States handing Cuba to Cuban control marking May 20, 1902 as the moment Palma is installed as president and Cuba becomes an independent republic. It frames this as a historic epoch in American and world history and notes U S withdrawal from the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Palma
Republic of Cuba
Palua
Freedom and Independence for Cuba Under Treaty Provisions
The text outlines the transition of Cuba to an independent government under the Treaty of Paris, noting land sales for coaling stations, the Isle of Pines dispute, and Cuba’s path to self rule. It credits U.S. efforts including roads, sanitation, and anti yellow fever measures, and details General Wood’s governorship, the constitutional convention, and the election of Tomas Estrada Palma as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Paris
United States
Isle of Pines
Republic of Cuba
Uncle Sam
Island
Wood
Tomas Estrada Vilma
Retrospect on Cuba War Outcomes and Occupation
A review traces the Cuban occupation begun with Shafter’s landings on June 22 1898 and the destruction of the Maine. It explains the transfer of authority to Cuba’s President and Congress under the 1901 constitution, the limits on Cuba’s foreign entanglements, and the U S role ending as Cuba takes over revenues and duties. It notes Cuba’s pledge on sanitation and U S right to intervene, with context from the war’s buildup including the Manila and Santiago actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Shafter
Sibaney
Spain
Maine
Typical Scene in Cuba Intertwines War and Travel Costs
The piece notes preliminary war events in Cuba including a blockade of Santiago and the destruction of Cervera's fleet by Schley, leading to Santiago's surrender on July 27. It contrasts high passenger and freight rates with an island railroad system valued at $70 million, and warns newcomers to avoid heat, humidity, and rash methods while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Congress
Key West
Havana
Montejo
Manila
Dewey
Cervera
Santiago
Santiago Harbor
Tampa
Cuba
Cerveran
Schley
Havana the gem of the Antilles gains from American rule
The piece extols Havana as the Cuban capital rebuilt by Americans after the Spanish American War. It notes improved sanitation, reduced epidemics, and growing appeal as a winter resort for wealthy Americans. It highlights the Grinta promenade Morro Castle Prado streets street life and lingering wartime relics like the Maine wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States
Spain
Antilles
Grinta
Morro Castle
America
Sousa
Prado
Chicago
Tiavana
Maine
Cabanas
Congress Debates Philippine Bill and Naval Appropriations
The Senate and House push Philippine policy amid naval appropriation debates. The Senate passes the railway station bill in Washington and fortifications funds with conditional tests on gun carriages, and agrees to agricultural and Indian school measures. House actions include naval appropriations and land transfers to Porto Rico, with conference reports on omnibus claims and immigration reforms advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Proctor
Messrs
Hansbrough
Bate
Warren
Selfridge Board
Wahpeton
N. D
Messrs. Wadsworth
Henry
Conn
Williams
House
Dolliver
United States
Spokane Wash
National Home
Hot Springs
S. D
First Minister to Cuba Herbert Squiers Named
Herbert Goldsmith Squiers named first minister from the United States to Cuba. He now serves as first secretary of legation at Pekin, with four years there and earlier four years in Berlin. His siege bravery aided the legation’s safety during the 1901 period. Gen. Edward S. Bragg of Wisconsin named consul general at Havana. he is 75, born February 20, 1827, and a former Civil War commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Squiers
Cuba
Herbert Goldsmith Squiers
Pekin
Claude MacDonald
Legation
Republic
Squiers
Berlin
Edward $. Bragg
Wisconsin
Tasana
Bragg
Tron
Congress
Mexico
Unadilla
Union Army
Havana
Railroading in Cuba Raises Passenger Costs
A fragment notes Cuba operates 124 railways with over 2000 miles of track. It criticizes travel as expensive, charging 12 cents per mile for passengers and hints at hardships in Cuban rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
General Wood Loved by Cubans for Trust and Triumph
Gen Leonard Wood the military governor of Cuba enjoys full confidence from Cubans who praise his three year record over Spain’s 300. A tireless worker, he built a successful administration by hard work. He rose from Harvard and medical college to a Army career, starting with just $20 and no allies, finishing second among fifty two applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Harvard
Washington
Cuba's Reptiles and Insects Noted on Plantations
A small red asp possibly imported from Santo Domingo infests Cuban sugar plantations and poses a dangerous bite. Scorpions are common and bites cause serious effects. A large boa appears occasionally but is not dangerous. Bats reach large sizes with leathery wings. they intrude into homes through open doors and windows and are seen as ominous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Cuba's grazing potential and hog farming prospects described
The article praises Cuba as a future great cattle producer with strong grazing lands and hog-raising potential. It notes sugar and tobacco are dominant crops and explains high Spanish hog taxes previously hindered pork production, delaying self-sufficiency in pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington Notes and Naval Posts Of Recent days
The President opposes a cattle grazing lease bill at 2 cents an acre. Army surgeon Captain Harry Littlefield traced beriberi to diet in prisoners. The Supreme Court ruled court martial jurisdiction over Captain Peter C. Deming void. British camp at New Orleans deemed lawful with no recruiting, though contraband shipments occur. Admiral Coghlan named second in command on the North Atlantic station. plan to add a second admiral. Coghlan will be followed as New York yard captain by Captain P. F. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Littlefield
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Peter C. Deming
Volunteer Service
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Admiral Coghlan
North Atlantic
Higginson
New York
P. F. Harrington
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