Cuba Declares Republic as Volcanic Actions Rage
From recent reports across the world, Cuba’s political shift to a republic is formalized under President Palma as General Wood transfers authority to Cuban leaders. Volcanic eruptions in the West Indies threaten islands like Martinique and St Pierre, while the Packers' combine faces a temporary injunction and investigative scrutiny.
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Cuba
West Indies
Texas
Valdes, Copper River and
Yahoo Railway Company
Trenton
N. J
Tewanika
Barotzeland
Rhodesia
Edward
London
South Africa
Chicago
United States
Fred W. Krapp
Hartford
Conn
New York
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Dallas
Tex
Tigert
University of California
Princeton
California
Karl Mann
Berlin
Dresden
Mann
Manon
Dudley Morgan
J. A. Adams
Mojave Desert
Colorado Springs
Fay
Adams
Petrolia
Humboldt County
Cal
Jessie
Gertrude
Pearl Prescott
Trail
B. C
Manchester
England
Wood
Congress
Republic of Cuba
Palma
Republic of the United States
Guna
Stara
Palace
Morro Castle
of Nations
Brooklyn
Hull
Governor Wood
Mont Polee
Martinique
Basse Pointe
St. Pierre
le Bonfelaxe
St. Vimonat
Notable Deaths and Economic News Across Regions
Lord Pauncefote dies at British embassy in Washington and will be sent to England by warship. Edwin Lawrence Godkin dies in England at 71, hailed as a leading journalist. James F. Caldwell, veteran starter, dies of apoplexy in Saratoga at 65, once paid 2500 dollars daily. Reed Smoot hints at US Senate bid at Provo reception for Senator Kearns. Archibald McKillop reports Asian silver woes, Manila and China slipping in trade as silver falls. Western rains boost grain yield in eastern Washington and Idaho. Mrs. Collis P. Huntington offers 100000 dollars for cancer research at General Memorial Hospital.
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Lord Pauncefote
United States
Washington
Munich
Bavaria
England
Edwin Lawrence Godkin
New York Evening Post
Brixham
Devonshire
Mr. Godkin
Ireland
Oxford
James F. Caldwell
Saratoga
N. Y
Danville
Kearna
Ladies’ Republican Club
Provo
Utah
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Senator Rawling
Melstion
Archibald McKillop
Honolulu
Manila
China
Orient
Philippines
Idaho
Collis P. Huntington
New York
General Memorial Hospital
Pressing Irrigation Bill Faces House Vote in Debate
Washington Post report notes irrigation bill has Senate passage and House referral with modifications. Speaker Henderson promises a floor day, while Republicans back it and many Democrats show support. Proponents argue it uses proceeds from public land sales to fund water storage for arid lands without direct Treasury cash. Opponents warn of strong resistance and Democratic credit seeking in western states.
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Washington Post
Senate
House
Henderson
Old age viewed as best years by Jowett
Prof Jowett of Balfiol College argues aging brings calm and proportion. He says later years disturb less by care, reveal things in true light, and bring resignation to God’s will with hopeful belief in an afterlife.
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Jowett
Balfiol College
Nevada State News Briefs From Lovelock to Reno
The Lovelock post office reduced lock box rents from 75 to 50 cents per quarter. The Nevadan notes a possible rail line cut that could leave Battle Mountain off the Pinté to Mosel route. The Root-Gardner carnival week fight in Reno is canceled. L. J. Flint died at Winnemucca after a paralytic stroke. he served as Washoe County Sheriff in two terms. Charles L. Calkins, editor of the Pacific Coast Miner, ill with pneumonia at Lovelock. California relatives summoned. Miss Ads Vonderhyde’s body found in the Carson River two miles below the drowning site of her sister Lola two weeks prior.
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Lovelock
L. J. Flint
Winnemucca
Washoe County
Charles L. Calkins
Pacific Coast Miner
California
Miss Vonderhyde
Miss Ads Vonderhyde
Carton River
Lola
Graduate of the Medical College at University
A garbled OCR item notes a graduate connected to a medical college at a university, with scattered fragments mentioning Sacramento Nevada Brown Hotel and office hours. The legible parts indicate a formal notice or biographical reference, but the disrupted text lacks clear names, dates, or events to specify a concrete item.
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DDE
Ees
Pen Universi Dalene Monter
Sacramento
Brown Hotel
Nevada
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News OF the World
London Daily Mail
Chaplain Milburn
Capitol
Roosevelt
Marshal de Rochambeau
America
France
Lafayette Park
White House
Countess de Rochambeau
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Pater
Castle Hall
Snaith
Ron I
Aioe
Knighta
Gro. A. Bartlett
Ko R&s
St. John’s
St. John
Masonic Hall
Tuomas Dixey
I. P. J. H. Jury
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Mine Haxxon Williams
N. G
Manure Warrenskip
Eureka Lodge
C. P
Une Ener
FL & M
LO. C. F. Hall
Vialt
L. J. Tv
J. G. Joux Gurnovicn, Are We
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Rowt. A. Pavers
M. R. McCuarve
Alpe Loige
Pythian Hall
MW. I
Warsong
Mr. I
O. Whitmore
Welle, Fargo & Co
R. Herz & Bro
Reno Jewelers
C. Hamilton
W. KE. Griffin
Erd Street
Eureka
Eureka County
W. J. Hooves
Nevadan
Pinte
Mosel
Battle Mountain
Reno
Fareka Palisade
Zzpress
Patric Stawpanp
Palisade
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Ely
Opden
Hamilton
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Diamond
Alpha
Hay Ranch
G. D. Abbott
Sant. Pauisape
L. A. Harcourt
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada
Daniel Meyer
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
J. N. Evans
G. F. Turrittin
Moritz Scheeline
P. L. Flannigan
Bey
Viuals
Antha Staten
Caleta
Berepe Asis
Afrina
Bobeeling
Osburn
Bate
Torrittin
Ratorapt
I. C. C. Whitmore
Commenciat Unsion
Nouwich Asson
Fineman’s Fuxp
Paratixe
Haxtronn
Connecticut
Queen
Hamaure-Bremen
Germany
London & Lancashire
Liverroot
Loxpon
I. Cc. C. Whitmore
Amerly
Jackson Hotel
Rastarn
Mrs
Julia Brown
Main Street
Hoh
Hjul
Court House Block
Bottling Works
Eureka, Nevada
F. J. Brossemer
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