Various Commentary Items from Cuba Advocate Page
A Franco style column round up quips on letters of credit, taxation, and stock talk. Notes on the Keeley motor stock, a wedding clothes theft grievance, and hints about Hagan politics. Reports mention the Albatross voyage to Porto Rico, fish trade shifts, and autos expanding cab service in Paris with plans for electric cabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Commission
Porto Rico
Canada
United States
Island
National Congress and Army Debates Feature March 4 Report
March 4 report notes President may waive objections to army bill features to avoid extra session. Wheeler to choose between army and Congress role. York and Hastings public buildings advance. Cuba franchise amendment debated. Senate confirms Sampson and Schley concerns. Panama and naval funding, Lopez rights, and Alaska or Omaha notes.
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Senate Army
Joseph Wheeler
Army
Norfolk
Hastings
Omaha
Cuba
Stover
Senate Committee On
City of
York
Allen
Lincoln
Senate
Admirals Sampson
Schley
Santiago
Butler
Pettigrew
Stewart
Sehley
Sampson
Cadel Taylor
Neb
House
Sentate
Buffalo
Nic
Dbesvar
Mamila
Otis
Manila
Blair
Sia
Gomez
Brooke
Uup
Washington
Nebraska and national updates from the closing of Congress
Reports note Colonel Vitquain receives a decoration for services to Chinese subjects in Central America while consul at Panama. Congress adjourns the fifty-fifth session as Admiral Dewey gains pay and recognition. Nebraska officials gain posts and Manila preparations advance with the Philippines commission arriving and Cuban affairs shifting toward independence. The Third Nebraska unit expects muster out within ninety days.
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House
Yeaterday
Vitquain
Nebraska
Central America
Panama
Senate
Brad Slaughter
Lincoln
Dewey
Congress
Allen
Brooklyn
Ford
England
Cruniser
Palbot
Huelly
Frank M. Huttman
Omaha
Laborite Agency
Wisconsin
Larry Lucas
Genda
School of Nebraska
James O
Ft. Crook
Paddy
Manila
Nebrasa Pete Tire
Eigil
United States Philippines Commission
Sreens Consid Iy
Malate
Oregon Vollunteere
Oregonians
First
Savana
Gomez
Tsk
Cuba
J. W.faolby
Washington
Colby
Denver Wheelwoman Rinehart Sets Double Century Mark
Mrs. Rinehart of Denver rides a double century in twenty two hours, forty five minutes, finishing 203 miles on the Platteville and Littleton courses. She endures rain, wind, and a flat tire with her husband beside her, completing 208 miles in twenty hours.
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Denver
Rinehart
Bays
Mg. Aine= Aart
Littleton
Platteville Road
Peruna praised for catarrh cure by ex governor McCord
In a Washington letter Hon Myron B McCord former New Mexico governor lauds Pe r ina for catarrh relief noting better health after use He says the remedy helped with colds coughs sore throats and urges others with chronic catarrh to start spring treatment Now is best time for permanent cure with a month of treatment and a free calarrh book offered by Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio
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Myron B. McCord
New Mexico
Dr. Hartman
Whellington
D. C
M. H. McCord
Alet
Peruna
Hartman
Columbus
Women and Their Lovers in London Realm
A reflective piece compares how men reveal themselves to friends versus how they appear to women in love. It argues women are not drawn to a man’s public virtues and that vice or inconsistency can hold more sway than claimed noble traits.
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Maida
London
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Superior Laxative
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a superior, pleasantly flavored laxative made from plant extracts. It critiques imitators and urges trial to address constipation and related health issues. The ad cites the product’s long publishing reach and claims widespread public benefit through reputable physicians and chemists.
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California
Fig Syrup Co
Byrup
California Fig. Syrup Co
Frye
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Ita
Man Confesses Murder of Wife and Children in Kansas
John Gilbert, jailed by Sheriff OConnor in Kansas, confessed to killing his wife and their four children after plotting divorce and money troubles. He described a nightmarish sequence and claimed mental strain, offering a solemn religious frame for his actions. The incident follows his arrest in Emporia after a vigilante-tinged confession.
Deadlock Holds Kansas Legislature Into March
Stubborn stalemate continues in the Kansas Legislature as lawmakers fail to approve the executive and judicial appropriations bill. The Senate and House advance revenue measures with riders, while session quorum erodes with members excused or gone, risking adjournment without a final deal.
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Toreea
Kan
Senate
Committee On Ways
Menna
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Committee of Ways and
Belfonse
No New Trial for Collins in Kansas Murder Case
Judge T. Mazon refused to grant a new trial for John Heary Collins who was convicted of murdering his father. The judge said sentencing will occur this week and the death sentence may be commuted to life in prison unless the supreme court grants a new trial. Collins’ defense plans an appeal, stating the record supports error none.
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Young Collins
Supreme Court
Collins
Kansas
Cupreme
Hazen
Sail
Senor Silvela's Policy Reported in Mapam March
Mapam on March 7 reports Senor Silvela proposing reforms in military and municipal administration. Admiral Uomez Imaz reportedly accepts navy minister post after Camara declines. Silvela backs liberal unity on dynastic issues and pledges support from Bagasty.
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Mapam
Camara
Marines
Senor Silvela
Uomez Imaz
Senor Bagasty
Liberal Party
Beno: Bilvele
Brey Resigns as Santa Fe GM to Lead Gulf Road
Rumor says J. J. Brey, Santa Fe general manager, resigns effective March 15 to become president of the Kansas City Pittsburg & Gulf road. Charles Dyer may become general manager. Dyer absent for comment. Other items note Spanish army deserters near the French border and Germany seeking paroles in forestalled peace talks.
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Colo
J. J. Brey
Santa Fe System
Kansan City
Pittsburg
Spring Health and Chemistry a 19th Century Snapshot
A fragmented 19th century piece blends medicinal claims for Hood's Sarsaparilla with agricultural chemistry notes. It touts blood purification and strength from the tonic, cites personal testimonials, and shifts to discuss agricultural chemistry and drainage. The text references the Countess of Huntingdon and Calvinist Methodists.
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John’ Brown
G. K. Brown
King
Cortes
United States Senate
Italy
New York
Keeley Motor
Mr. Keeley
Chicago
Phere Ia
Oman
Manier
Gowdy
Parle
American Steel Company
Granite
Ruskia
Theczar
Pana
Pera
London Globe
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Gonéille Ays
Europe
Rimaly
National Congress
Suraday
Stout, Mal] & Bangs
Congressional Library
Stout
W. AL. B. Stout
Lord Werschell
Joint High Commission
Spain
Uso ‘Navy
Tilman
Allen Iuiti
Shell
Lord Herachell
Oe Lee
Halesn
Omralie
George Dewey
Elwell
Bailey
Land
Boras
M'Cord
Oliver
Qnton
Thea IS
John Gilbert
Batased
Ite
Wader
Esponsa
Kon
Mercha
Industry
O'Connor
Gilbert
Yrvas
H. C. Whitley
Epist O'Connor
Neglebors
Mays
Tegives
Ife
Colonel Whiteley
Kanaas
Ppan
Clay County
Havana
Maximo Flames
Stooke
Roloff
Wezny Hacker
Saletge
Tries
Texas
Pemavrepais
Porrance
Belfast
Thorpex
Court of Appeals
Peter Schoenhofen
Thin
Troge
Hacrlgbury
Goth
Stilwell
J J. Brey
Carnate
Morch
Hpaly
Vapepe
Germany
Wante
Mapnip
Caroline Iganda
Hood
America
Louisa Mason
Court Street
Lowell
Masa
Mra
Katz
Annapolis
Mariipa Brivaxwater, Cor, Pearl and Chestnue Sts
Jeffersonvill¢, Inds
Hoad
Fiadd
Huntingdon
J. Cheney & CO
Deuge
Wemiah
Sean
Cate
Ney
Werth Acesita
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