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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1906

Page

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United States Moves Toward Cuba In 1906 Dispatch

President Roosevelt orders immediate mobilization for Cuba. Navy and army units, including Marines, prepared for deployment as orange fever risk prompts protective measures. Major figures like Secretary Taft and Admiral have left for key ports to coordinate the operation amid reported quiet on the island and insurgent factions.

Jack United Stites Ted States Culain United States Patt Cerner Cuba Forder Taft Havana Frank McIntyre Bureau of Insubir Affairs Ry Can Medical Corps Army Tavana Wean

Havana Calm Amid Cuban Quiet After Rebel Surrender

Report from Havana notes Moderates and rebel officers expressing satisfaction with the peaceful settlement. General Cuca and General Guerra cite loyal troops and stable government. others say the revolution is ended and independence is secure with possible U.S. support. Marines first landed at Cienfuegos as part of the disarmament phase.

Havana Cabaoee Dino” Cuca Cuba Guerra Hose General del Castile Manisten Roosevelt Eric Gon Unston Disarmanment Commission Gonenuds Ping Carerva United States Larhber Cienfueses

MANY CALLERS ON PALMA AT THE PALACE

The palace in Palma City saw a quiet, somber scene as ex President Palina and his family vacate. Diplomatic officials and foreign consuls arrived to offer farewell words, while Paft remained away from the crowd. Secretary Patt arranged a courteous exit plan and escorted Senor Prin to the railroad station, showing proper respect for the former head of the republic.

Paft Palina Nainy G8eng Patina Dut Patt Senor Prin Tiere Senor Palma Rafe Tae

Fiend of the Tempest Mobile Has a Big Death List

A Mobile Alabama storm report details rising casualties from the recent hurricane. Seven ty nine dead so far with a possible 120. bodies found at Coden. twenty three feared dead from Cedar Point oyster fleet. Docks, streets, and rail lines damaged as Mobile resumes business. Coastwide damage includes Biloxi and Pass Christian. lumber losses near 10 million dollars. vast forest destruction. quarantine station gone. hospital collapsed. English sailors and nurses lost at sea. many ships wrecked or sunk with widespread wreckage along harbor and yards.

Mobile Ala Iast Coden Cedar Point United States Collins Ross

Does He Speak By The Boow Minneapoliis Address

A garbled Minneapolis Oct 1 report covers a large crowd in the city for a political address by Senator Beveridge of Indiana. The prose attacks partisan pretenses and calls out reformists while urging unity and decisive action to defend American destiny against Cuba and other threats.

Minneapoliis Beveridge Tudinie Tas Cuba

Names of mobile dead list from October reports

A list of deceased and missing near Mobile includes Mrs Kloskie Miss Susie Crevaliure Mr and Mrs Werneth Miss Vea Wernett Mrs Detan court Mrs Turner Mrs MbeRae Mrs Wilcox Ababet Wilcox Al Clark Mrs Clark and a child, Major Stevens, three Alexander children, Mars Paver and two children, Sid Thotats Mabel and Luther Cox, Miss Annie Watts Lula Wiptinger Paysen Morgan, Ollie Trane Vipo and two children, Dick Warvick's wife, two Bohemians near Pleblimps in Davenport Barre, twenty drowned at Herron Base. At Bon Secours Mrs Frank Alexander Miss Matex Adexsnecer Miss Z Alexander wm Mrs Cooper and son.

Hirininehaima Ala Oet Mobile Coden Kloskie Susie Crevaliire Ales. Werneth Vea Wernett Detancourt Turner MbeRae Wilcox Ababet Wilcox al Clark Mars. Paver Sid Thotats Mabel Luther Cox Annie Watts Lula Wi

Devastation at Pensacola New Disaster Strikes City

Eyewitness accounts describe a catastrophic event at Pensacola with winds of eight to ninety miles per hour. The storm devastates Port Mine and Point overlooking the gulf, with up to thirty dead and possibly seventy five, hundreds left homeless, and widespread wreckage and shortages of food and clothing. The Navy fleet moves to aid, batteries and lightship attacked as residents endure the catastrophe.

Gindreston Gulf Coast Howe Leo Neifes Norida Hias Alnney Port Meine Ann Point Galt Mae Uscuuihis Serweata Hyoet Verve Uhre Navy

Original Witel Hitzel Salve Sold by Druggists

An advertisement urges readers to buy the original Witel Hitzel Salve for eczema boils bruises and piles. It emphasizes the box is stamped with the original time and notes availability at druggists.

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Cash register for sale at Brown & Dollmever

An entirely new first class cash register is offered for sale at a bargain price. Interested buyers are invited to call and inspect the unit at Brown & Dollmever.

Brown & Dollmever

Delta Flooding Grips Mississippi River Delta After Hurricane

Reports indicate about a dozen lives lost and hundreds of square miles flooded from eighteen inches to four feet. The inundated area begins fifty to seventy miles below New Orleans and is largely inhabited by fishermen and oystermen.

Mississippi New Orleans Mississippi River

Hurricane toll in Mississippi Sound wrecks ships and drowns twelve

Report from New Orleans dated October 1 states twelve persons drowned, eight vessels wrecked, about thirty submersibles sunk or ashore, and property damage exceeding a million dollars due to the hurricane sweeping the Mississippi Sound.

Mississippi Sound New Orleans

Usual Thing Young Wife Seeks Mother After Fight

A brief comic note from the Detroit Tribune depicts a young wife crying during an early spat and planning to go home to her mother while her husband wonders what she will say. The gag centers on the line she will utter I told you so.

Detroit Tribune

Pertinent Query and Quoted Banter From The Press

Fragmentary quotes from Chicago News and Philadelphia Press offer a humorous exchange about money and mining stock. The snippets hint at conversational irony and social mockery without cohesive context or a clear event, leaving the readable parts as a marginal literary snippet.

Green Brown Chicago News

What kind of a man is Bligging

A Washington Star quote describes Bligging as a good fellow willing to lend a last dollar to help someone in need, even if it means bending it to fit another's perceived need.

Washington Star

Mystery Cure Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments

A promotional note questions why many suffer from dyspepsia and constipation and urges trying Dr Caldwell's Syrup Palsin laxative. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar with money back if it fails.

Dr. Caldwell

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lifts Female Sufferings

An extended appeal describes widespread female distress from irregularities to backache and nervousness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, with testimonials from Miss St Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers, detailing relief, weight gain, and renewed health. The ad claims the product strengthens muscles and prevents displacement, offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Miss St. Orser Warrenton Street Boston Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Miss Pearl Ackers North Summer Street Nashville Tenn Lydia Tr. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass

For Sale Residence at 235 N Galena Ave Bargain

For sale. My residence at 235 N Galena Ave with steam heat bath rooms city water sewer and gas with barn. Will sell house with part or entire lot. Inquire of Geo J Dehn 412dtf 44 Stephenson St.

N. Galena Ave Geo. J. Dehn Stephenson St

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