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Newspaper

Cuba Advocate

Location

Cuba, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1901

Page

2

Fragmented 19th century clipping shows varied global notes

The passage surveys diverse items from the era including a predicted severe Adirondack winter harming deer, a Washington theater stage wedding failing due to lack of a capable celebrant, and long lists of social and economic observations. It mentions Rev John Naile of Trappe Pa, fireproof wood tests aboard the torpedo boat Winslow, and Harvey Carnegie and John D Rockefeller library spending contrasts. It also notes English and French labor seating laws, Altruistic colony outcomes near Burlington N J, a Fontanelle Indiana man’s amputation tale, and ancient migration debates across Bering Strait.

Fraud Erupts in Manila Commissary Department Scandal

Sensational reports from Manila reveal frauds in the commissary department with Captain Frederick J. Barrows and seven sergeants among those arrested. Bakers and a major contractor are implicated as sacks of flour and bacon bearing government marks surface in unauthorized hands. Investigation by Lieut. P. K. Sweet continues under Col. Wilder amid broader arrests and potential further charges. Aguinaldo praises his treatment by General MacArthur as a prisoner treated like a guest.

Aguinaldo Manila Frederick J. Barrows Thirteth Volunteers Department of Southern Luzon Hotel Oriente Vis P. K. Sweet Forty-sixth Volunteers Wilder MacArthur

RETURN FROM PHILIPPINES Logan Arrives in San Francisco

The US transport Logan reached San Francisco after 25 days from Manila and 19 from Nagasaki. It carried the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Infantry, eighty cabin passengers, and General Young with staff. Many men were discharged or died. 250 soldiers’ remains were aboard in the hold.

Logan San Francisco United States Manila Nagasaki Thirty-third Thirty-Fourth Infantry General Young General Shafter Thirty-third Infantry Islands

Bryan to Try a Web Press for The Commoner

William J Bryan announces The Commoner will switch April 7, 1901 to a 12 page paper printed on a Web Perfecting press. The Lincoln Western work will manage printing, risking standard quality. If unsatisfactory Bryan may install his own plant or revert to flat-bed work, renewing Western News union designation. Powers hopeful after court appeal grants new trials. Caleb Powers and James Howard react.

William J., Bryan Lincoln Bryan Western Newspaper Union Powers Caleb Powers Kentucky Court of Appeals Howard James Howard

Dallas Storm Deluge Delays Traffic and Damages City

A heavy rain and high winds swept Dallas Texas causing roof damage and blown shrubbery. Streets flooded with torrents closing streets and delaying streetcar service. About a quarter mile of southern track abandoned and overall damage estimated at 250000 dollars.

Dallas Tex

North Atlantic Squadron Arrives at San Juan Porto Rico

Rear Admiral Farquhar's squadron on the USS Unease delivered mail and set to pass Cuellera island overnight. Orders awaited for the fleet to operate in Venezuelan waters near San Juan and Puerto Rico.

Sen Juan Farquhar San Juan Porto Rico United States Cuellera Island Venezuelan

Hendrie-Hudson Hotel Burns Near Yonkers

The Hendrie Hudson hotel at Park Hill near Yonkers, claimed as the largest on the Hudson, burned with a loss estimated at 150000 dollars.

Barnes Hendrie-Hudson Park Hill Yonkers

Deadlock on Claims Reaches Midnight Settlement

The legislature wrestled over a miscible claims bill with only five thousand two hundred fifty seven dollars in dispute unresolved at 10:30 pm. Senate demand to return the bill and pay disputed items was rejected by the house. A new conference committee was created. final agreement trimmed Miss Laura B Taylor to one thousand dollars while eliminating Butler and Bostrom claims.

Senate House Bendtor Crounse Martin Bostrom J. J. Butler Laura B. Taylor Omaha Miss Taylor Butler

Strike Averts Coal Miners Walkout In Three Districts

The 143000 coal miners in the hard coal region will not strike. An executive committee of the mine workers decided to continue work after a Hazleton convened general meeting granted power to call a strike if needed. Mitchell urged patience and joint conference with operators as a future goal.

Hazleton Mitchell New York

Griggs Quits the Tablet in New Jersey Departure

Attorney General Griggs has left the Justice Department and returned to Patterson New Jersey. Solicitor General Richards acted for the department during the leave and presented Griggs with a large solid silver claret pitcher. Mrs Knox has been offered the post but may not take charge for several weeks.

Griggs Department of Justice Patterson N. J Richards Department P.¢. Knox

Rights of Citizenship Clarified for Hawaiian Born Citizens

Attorney General Griggs states that the rights of citizenship extend to Chinese as Hawaiians prior to August 12, 1889, whether by birth or naturalization, aligning with congressional intent to apply adoption to all such Hawaiians. Also reported is a Gallup mine explosion in New Mexico where three men were killed and many others suffocated, with suspected giant powder as the cause.

Stratton Ornéy General Griggs Hawaiian Islands United States Congress Gallup N. M Weaver Colorado Iron and Fuel Co

Gold seekers massacred by Indians on Tiburon island

A party of six Mexican prospectors left Tepopo on Tiburon island in the Gulf of California in search of gold. Pedro Pasquilla reached the mainland in a small boat and reported a fierce fight with Indians, believing his companions were killed. Also reports of smallpox quarantines in St. Joseph Missouri and a 20 cent per day wage increase won by Mahoning valley blast furnaces after a threatened strike.

Gulf of California Cecrs Tiburon Tepopo Pedro Pasquilla Mahoning Valley

Talmage Sermon on We Are Bought With a Price

The sermon reviews Jesus temptations in the wilderness and at the temple, Gethsemane agony, a sham trial, and the crucifixion as installments paying the price of redemption. It blends dramatic Biblical scenes with prophetic exhortation and calls listeners to endure temptation through Christ’s example.

Louie Krowset Washington Talmage Gethsemane Sarge Gafi Heaven Bethlehem Mary Fats God Jesus Renald David Christ the Lord Secon Quarantania Satan Christ Roma Publius Leucalius Juno lLiunger Napoleon Jeaus Jerusalem Temple Antwerp Belgium Tempis Asia Minor China Italy Spain Germany Britain Heaven and Earth Hell Calvary Palestine Bethany Nain Bethsalda Ae Anamarial Sayiour Christi Wwe Condon Lisbon

Cross and Blood: Scene of Crucifixion's Suffering Captured

Vivid religious meditation describes the crowd's brutal gaze at Christ on the cross. The text paints the nails, spikes, and blood, noting soldiers and bystanders urged by vengeance and the groaning of the dying Son of God. It calls readers to reflect on the cost of the crucifixion and the power to repent.

Christ Goa Christ's Temple

Young Mother Plea for Rest and Sympathy

A nursery writer urges relief for the young mother overwhelmed by unwanted attention from relatives and the constant care of a newborn. The piece argues that quiet, rest, warmth, feeding when needed, and less interference help both mother and baby. It warns that meddling relatives turn the infant into a household tyrant and add to the mother's burdens.

Chicren

Death's Visit in Sleep Exposes Apoplexy Risk at Night

The piece discusses fatal apoplexy during sleep illustrated by Colonel Albert D Shaw and likens it to Henry George. It explains how brittle brain arteries, high mental tension, and nocturnal exhaustion can trigger a brain hemorrhage during rest, often ending quietly as the patient sleeps.

Albert D. Shaw Henry George New York

Verdi's Cairo Opera Commission and Fear of Sea Travel

The London Chronicle notes Vera’s Fear of the Ben. Ismail Pasha commissioned Verdi to write the opera with a price of £4000, plus a possible £2000 for Cairo supervision. Verdi declined to travel, citing an unconquerable fear of boarding a sea voyage.

Vera Ben Atda Ismail Pasha Egypt Verdi Ismail Cairo London Chronicle

Plague Ravages Islands Hit Philippine Archipelago

A virulent pestilence named Inderpest sweeps four islands in the Philippine archipelago, first on Uurias then Ticlo Masbate Panay. It threatens agriculture as caribou reliance falters rice planting sugar crop suffer and high quarantine measures are set.

Philippine Archipelago Uurias Ticlo Masbate Panay

Indian Missionary’s Story Sparks Health Miracle Claim

In Little York Indiana an aged missionary recounts his years among Choctaw and Creek Indians. After illness and kidney trouble, he credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a complete cure, praising them as a remedy for Bright's Disease and Dropsy. Exclusive schooling funded by Rockefeller and Sloan opens in New York for daughters of the elite.

Amer Little York Ind hé'Rey C. H. Thompson Indiana Arkansas Western Prairies Prairies Dodd Bright John ‘D. Rockefeller John Sloan West Fifty-fifth New York Ethel Rockefeller Sloan Ruth V. Twombley Gladys Vanderbilt Gertrude Hill James J. Hill

Aged Judge Atton Georgia Judge Writing Mathematics Book

An elderly judge, former chief judge Bleckley of Georgia, now 76, has matriculated at the state university in an especial mathematics course. He plans a book on mathematics though he feels rusty, while other notes mention products like Grain-O and modest furnishings in places such as Kaiser’s bedroom in the new palace.

Atton Bleckley Georgia State University Dor A

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