Initiatives on Cuban sovereignty and U S role noted
The report from October 26 1418 references American commissioners pursuing Cuban sovereignty while indicating uncertain annexation prospects for now. It warns Marshal Brown not to be swayed by hostile politicians and notes Spanish authorities misreading Congressional war resolutions.
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Marshal Brown
Cuba
Stink Fight Volunteers Lead War Effort Amid Public Debate
A scrambling plea for volunteers highlights civic duty as Rev. Mackintosh garners sympathy. Acting Attorney General Jones comments on bank policies as the nation weighs postwar plans. Farewell notices mix with distrust of public office while Democrats trumpet prosperity claims against the current administration.
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Alex. Mackintosh
President McKinley Urges Resolve in St Louis Address
The president delivers a stirring message to the people of St Louis urging focus and unity. He warns against distractions and discord and emphasizes seizing the era’s pivotal opportunities to meet national challenges with courage and readiness.
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President McKinley
St. Louis
Beortary Alger Vows Army Support Amid Investigation
Beortary Alger says he will protect anyone in the army testifying before the investigation board from disagreeable consequences. The report notes mixed reactions among college men and officers about protection and extortion, while Alper is cited as having done the proper thing.
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Beortary Alger
Volow
Alper
President McKinley Urges Duty and Unity Amid War After Omaha Speech
The president’s Middle West tour and Omaha address urge patience, sincerity, and unwavering duty to national good. He cites divine providence guiding a just policy, warns against shirking added wartime responsibilities, and calls for united resolve rather than partisan battles as the nation faces postwar challenges.
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McKinley
Middle West
Omaha
Racing proposition and household remedies in local notices
A fragment from a local paper shows discussion of a racing proposition offered by Harry E Richardson and others, with a time limit of twenty five minutes for ten miles unpaced and a sought fee of 825 or more, plus permission to choose a course. The text also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a household essential to prevent attacks on children, and an advertisement for Singer sewing machines highlighting quality and cabinet designs. Additional lines mention Rabber tire back with a careful driver and a Honolulu birth notice for Ralph Turner.
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Harry E. Richardson
Joan Strva
Chamberlain
J. M. Nickie
Nickle Bros
Nickleville
Benson, Smith & Co
Holiday Goods Display Opens November on the Islands
The store announces a holiday display starting October 31 with wares from over twenty five factories in Europe and the United States. Between November 1 and 36 the best assort ment of Holiday Wares will be shown, all marked in plain figures, inviting inspection or purchase.
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