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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
4
An eighteenth to nineteenth century note reports the American Jewish community expanding from about 23 thousand in 1880 to roughly 93 thousand by 1897. The writing credits Davids Zergéery TM or Philadelphia and references the historical context of Jewish life in the city.
An unclear entry lists the USS Treasury amount 41 451.05 and other numbers 22 822/072 9B and 24 8170 350.21, with no clear event or dates stated. The fragment references monetary figures and possible identifiers without full context.
The telephone service between Jadon and Paris proves so successful a second cable will be laid across the channel. Direct communication will then be established between Paris and Liverpool and Manchester.
In Port Huron Michigan a new curfew requires every child under 15 to be off the streets by 9 p.m. in summer and 7:30 p.m. in winter.
A French physician who met Menelik the Abyssinian king notes Menelik’s camp in February, Jt describes Shoa troops as disciplined and dignified, a marked change for such forces. Menelik expresses regret over bloodshed and says he acted defensively, unaware of the scale of Italian casualties to come.
Old political page reports W J Bryan of Lincoln faced four warrants issued by Judge Sherk of San Antonio on criminal libel charges. Bonds set at 200 dollars each. Also includes notes on mustard poison risk to cattle and Kansas school facilities costs, with scattered unrelated commentary and ads.
L. C Critter addressed business men and farmers on establishing a skimming station at this place. The meeting showed interest and looks likely to secure a skimming station thanks to support from local businessmen and farmers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe disputes involving Joan Bull, New York Life Insurance, and Connecticut Mutual Life. Lawsuits over eight figures include a $85,000 claim with interest, plus settlements with Mutual Life and Connecticut Mutual about $25,000 and $15,000 respectively. Officials resist but settlements advance.
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