Immigrant views and war notes in a noisy era
A patchwork column cites a Manila governor’s fine for truth telling, debates on copyright and royal regime, Klondike idle men estimates, Nutley tramp ban, a reform manifesto on funeral costs, Vienna albumen claims, and the allure of the United States for immigrants. It cites a Moscow Standard plot against the Czar, a new Army of Santiago society, Oregon flax trials, and casualty tallies comparing Civil War losses with the Spanish-American War.
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Red White and Bills: A Patchwork Ode in Fractured Verse
Fragments evoke patriotic imagery with wild shifts in diction and color as lines reference red white and blue, bills and banners, and celestial symbolism. The poem-like prose moves through themes of nation, land and sea, ending with scattered lines about altars and field ties.
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Cousin Joe Ferris and a summer at Pinkdale
Viola Perry and her sister travel with their mother to Pinkdale to meet Cousin Joe Ferris and his mysterious bachelor life. Tom Briggs impersonates Joe to win favor, while Bob falls for the real Joe, ending with a delicate romance as the city visit ends.
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Deeds of Heroism Before Santiago In El Caney
A lieutenant leads a demoralized company in El Caney after officers fall. He and a sergeant risk gunfire to tend a dying wounded man, restoring discipline as the unit advances. Reflections from soldiers recount wounds and the toll of battle, with vivid memories of courage under fire.
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Trooper Rowland Fights at San Juan in The Rough Riders
A vivid account from the San Juan Hill assault describes the chaotic front line, casualties, and a wounded Trooper Rowland who insists on returning to duty. Roosevelt directs care while Rowland, thought hopeless, continues fighting with a gun and gear.
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Rebecca the six-foot schemer in Richmond tales
A fragmented Washington Post excerpt recalls Rebecca a towering colored woman near Richmond who scorns men while sharing sharp opinions. It blends social commentary with lighter anecdotes about jelly making and a playful girl named Sally.
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Peace Commission to pursue permanent American control of Philippines
Washington reports detailed instructions to the Peace Commission governed by the President and Cabinet. The plan seeks permanent American control with Luzon as the key issue while leaving other islands to the commissioners discretion. General Merritt will join the talks in Paris influencing the negotiating posture toward Spanish rule.
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Lounsbury Nominated for Connecticut Governor at First Ballot
Senator George E Lounsbury secured the governorship nomination on the first ballot with 356 votes for Lounsbury and 120 for Porter. The ticket lists Lyman A. Mills as lieutenant governor and others for state offices. The platform endorses McKinley era policy, gold standard, a larger navy, coast defense, and canal completion, supporting Hawaii annexation and merchant marine growth.
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Manila and Denver Notes Amid Turbulent Times
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Colonel Roosevelt Leaves Military Life After Muster Out
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Troops for Our Islands Move to Reinforce Territory
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