Private Arthur Temple Describes Cuban Posting Mantanzas Cardenas
Private Arthur Temple writes from Mantanzas and Cardenas describing Cuban life for U S troops. He notes clean streets, better barracks, and changes since the war, with details on housing, trains, and social customs. The dispatch also reports on Peking foreign relief concerns and imperial troops guarding the walls and gates amid rising tensions.
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Arthur Temple
New York
Cuba
B- M. Temple
Uscarora
Mantanzas
Hatteras
Cape Hatteras
Mantan- 50
Espanol
Cardenas
States
Auris
Tam
William Paulding
Landlord Lashes Back At Beefsteak Diet Demand
A Washington man just returned from the west recounts a clash over hotel fare. He describes guests preferring venison and wild game to beef and mutton, prompting a tongue in cheek exchange with the landlord who scolds them for their taste and orders a supply of game to appease the crowd. The tale highlights cultural clash over regional menus.
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Washington
Flere
Jim
Ley
Chicago
Washington Post
Making Her Mark in the World
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line notes that the oldest Billinger girl will make a mark in life, citing her bold presence as she pushes through a crowd in a refreshment room with sharp elbows, signaling rising prominence.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Odd Humorous Exchanges Stirred By Stage and Newsroom
A mosaic of light dialogue and quips from old papers shows stage managers, proprietors, and readers swapping jokes. One item notes a hero and villain delaying an onstage death until salary threats, another mentions a Canada bound man with three rings.
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Brove
Fou
Lydia E Pinkham Advice From A Trusted Woman
This advertisement extols Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham as uniquely experienced in female illnesses. It boasts over a hundred thousand cases yearly and twenty years of consistent, free guidance, urging sick women to obtain Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and write to Lynn Massachusetts for more information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
International forces rush to Peking as unrest grows
June reports from Tien Tsin and Shanghai describe a widening crisis in China. Mohammedan troops near Peking arm with machine guns, rifles, and mounting numbers of foreign troops converge on the capital. Fires burn at the Japanese legation in Tien Tsin, while British, American, Italian, and Russian contingents reinforce. Fearful for diplomats, authorities weigh restoring the emperor against maintaining foreign influence.
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London
Peking
Leng Fang
Taku
China
Shanghai
Daily Express
Legation
Tien Ysid
Tung
Claude MacDonald
Russia
Tsung Li Yamen
Foreign Office
Shan Hai Woiyan
Tien Tsin
Taku Forts
Washington
Root
Hay
Cat
Philippines
Hongkong
Iner
Ta Lek
Fai-shan
Legation Murned
France
Lonjon
Shanzaai
Tien Tsin Yank
Yung Nan Fu
Meng Tz
Seymour
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Kwang Su
Brussels
More Missions Burned in Yunnan Incident
A Shanghai dispatch reports that the English and French missions in Yunnan Fu have been burned. Foreign residents sought refuge in the Viceroy's residence as tensions rise. The trouble is attributed to French intrigues and the powers seek calm through coordinated action until a larger military force arrives.
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Shanghai
Yunnan
Five Miners Die In Hale Mine Blast At Biwabik
In Biwabik Minnesota five miners perished when dynamite exploded at the Hale mine. The dead are P Stark W Hat tal L Chalvert P Hanson and C Mar rock. Miners seeking shelter ran into the drift where the charge was planted. Bryan nomination assured after state conventions approve delegates from California Missouri Kennedy Georgia and Vermont sending him well over two thirds. Denison University receives about 300000 in new endowment including 200000 for John Rockefeller and unites with Shepardson college. Governor Nash spoke at commencement.
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Biwabix
Minn
Hale
Here
P. Stark
W. Hattal
L. Chalvert
P. Hanson
C. Marock
Bryan
Chicago
California
Missouri
Kennedy
Georgia
Vermont
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Denison
Newark
Denison University
Granville
John Rockefeller
Shepardson College
Nash
Cheap Tickets to Charleston Sale by Pennsylvania Lines
They will be sold July 3, 3.6 and via Pennsylvania lines. Information about varying routes stop-over privileges through time and other details will be furnished free by passenger and ticket agents of the Pennsylvania lines. Apply to nearest one. 6-15-4
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Charleston
S. C
Pennsylvania
National Educational Association
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Johnny
Jeobany
Philadelphia Press
Max-O-Bell
Mrs. Pinkham
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Wilbur Seed Meal Co
Milwaukee
Wis
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la Plata
Rico
Ither
SWIFT
Atlanta
Jere Tate
Jeremiah Tate
Trans
Bea
Avery
Jeremigh Tate
Jeremica
Age
New York Tribune
the Age
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburgh Stockman
Toledo Blade
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York
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Heaton
Tabane
Tis
Tribune
National Family Paper For
People’s
United States
Ohio
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