War in Cuba Escalates Amid City Fearful Of Attack
Havana reports Gen Rodriguez with a thousand men clashing with Castillon and Albert near Wajay. both sides claim gains while fighting persists at El Cano. Panic grows as Guerrera moves closer to the capital and Congress grants broad war powers to Palma. Roosevelt plans dispatch of Taft and Bacon to Cuba to pursue peace and protect American interests.
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Executed Nihilist Girl Sparks Revolt Speeches
Zenaide Koneplianikova was executed in St. Petersburg after assassinating General Min. As the rope tightened she cried for social revolution and liberty. Europe unites to suppress terrorists while Russia seeks broad anti Nihilist aid. In Warsaw threats to kill foreign consuls escalate fears of intervention and renewed violence.
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Ceme
Massacre near Coouding shocks Kamenets district
Odessa reports virtually the entire Jewish village of Coouding in the Kamenets district murdered by peasants who burned the village. Victims’ bodies were badly treated amid the carnage and brutality described in the aftermath.
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Washington and world notes sweep across the week
Across dispatches from Washington Boston and Chicago reports touch on Palma unable to protect American interests near Cleafages and insurgents arming in Cuba. Mar ines head toward Norfolk and Havana while a Milwaukee bank case widens intrigue in Chicago and Longworth is renominated in Cincinnati.
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Palma
United States
Santiago
San Franciio
Hibernia Bank
Open Schools Delayed Pending Hop Carnival Plan
From Thursday's Guard the Merchants' Protective Association met to seek a postponement of public school openings until after hop picking, but decided against a carnival this year and to hold it next year. The county fair was endorsed for spring action, with the first fair planned for next autumn. Delegates from the association will attend the Willamette Valley Development League meeting in Forest Grove to help organize a state merchants' protective body. A committee was formed to prepare literature for Pacific Monthly readers.
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Merchants’ Protective Association
Died Glenn Winegar at College Hill After Illness
Glenn Winegar aged about years died at his home on College Hill after a several weeks illness. The funeral was held at Gordons undertaking chapel this afternoon and the remains will be sent to lows for burial.
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Individualism Versus Socialism Debate Outlined
The piece contrasts individualism and socialism as tendencies rather than fixed systems, noting competition as a key difference. It cites critiques of socialism, quotes scholars praising socialist ethics, and argues the first battleground is ethics, with the ethically best likely to prevail.
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Nitto
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Best Means of Development in Individualism and Socialism
The piece debates whether individualism or socialism better achieves harmonious development of humanity. It weighs private versus public ownership, competition, and cooperation, noting benefits of public utilities under certain conditions, while arguing for balance, accountability, and humane limits within either system. It compares religious and ethical motivations, warns against forced government control, and emphasizes gradual reform and merit in both approaches.
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Tolstoi
Bancroft
Swift
Ruskin
Tipping Rules Across Clubs Then and Now
A fragmented discussion contrasts tipping customs in American clubs with English practice. It notes costs for wine food and cigars, mentions a club founder, and hints at a tipping rule debate tied to service quality and club experience.
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