Palma's Cuban Republic Plan Seeks American Help
Senor Palma, Cuban leader in exile, outlines aims to reshape Cuba with U S support. He urges reciprocal trade, American investment, and a public education system modeled on the United States while promising a volunteer security force and no mercenary army. Palma stresses reconciliation with Spaniards, American sympathy, and rapid reconstruction on Cuba’s fertile lands.
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Tomar Estrade Palma
Republic of Cuba
Paton
Senor Palme
United States
Bern
Central Valley
Cuba
Palma
Iolani
Ceribaldi
Maram
Bandago Provinca
Cute
Ilawe
Trom
Attica
Bymip
Oppor
Chba
Republic
Cota
America
Juarta
Hondorka
Thad
Honduras
Ines
Havana
Cubs
Shaw
Content Valley
Spain
Wust
Humor of the Day Fragment Teases Wandering Dialect
A collage of humorous quotes from Uncle Khen Doty and others mocks everyday talk and old newspapers. It blends Washington Star snippets with playful banter about automoblies and literature, ending with a librarian anecdote and a Harper's Bazaar nod.
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Uncle Khen
Washington Star
Fragmented OCR Tale From Early Western City Scene
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a fire in Pugaut City last week and a dramatic scene with a convoy or parade. It references Western territory terms, a garden of palm, and a question about a river crossing. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Wentern
Pugaut
Nloetenn
Fragmentary dialogue hints at tense social scene
A garbled dialogue shows Vern addressing a boy about behavior and strength while a critically observant figure, described as an extremely thin wife, comments on others. The fragment hints at social strain but provides limited coherent facts, names, or clear events.
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Fay
Vern
Tully
Fragmentary report on political speech and public reactions
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a Washington event with mentions of Lee and a public audience. It references an address or lecture, a broom in a Home district, and reactions amid unclear names and places, showing damaged text and uncertain attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin
Wittele
Hihemoe
Mustang Roundup Across The West Struggling For A Profit
A garbled historical piece traces mustang herds from the Rocky Mountains to the plains, noting their decline as cattle ranching grew and horsemen fought for control. It mentions Colonel El Redmond’s roundups, prices once paid for mustangs, and later efforts in Utah Texas New Mexico and California. The narrative links wild horses’ evolution into outlaw status and includes fragmented notes on brands, races, and individuals tied to the era.
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New York Sun
Cayes
el Redmond
Mustaoge
Kanter New Mexico
Texas
Utah
Wattio
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Tere
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Taithi
Quinn
Howe
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Heston
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Chel Agpiain
Texan
Erie
Cline
Horkbuarth
New York
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Jook Wad
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Mallete
Supreme Court of
Lee Mellie
Ureuter
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Massache
Fain Manufacturing Company
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Rei. Mt
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Chanenry
Wallace
Deesieye
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Moe Phate
Mint
Femsap
Jurong
Inliana
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Hullyoad Company
Vm. Shep
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Hall
Barron
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Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Mustang
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Voyson
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New Orlewan
Clark
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