Flag Flies At Havana Only As A Legation Guard
Havana dispatches report that 100 armed sailors from the U S S Denver landed and camped near President Palma’s palace amid fears of uprisings. Most were later recalled to the ship after a request through Charge d Affaires Sleeper, while a smaller guard remained near the palace as a precaution.
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United States
Denver
Sleeper
Tavana
Island
Republic
Washington
Uncertain Phrase Trails US Legation Mission
A fragment suggests May Pémy Sylden plans to return something by middate to a vessel, reserving a small gear for the United States legation. The text is terse and lacks clear entities or dates. Further readable context is needed to confirm names, places, or actions.
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Mai Pémy Syderen
United States
Legation
Sailors Landed to Protect U S Citizens in Havana
Announcement that sailors were landed aboard the Denver to safeguard lives and property of United States citizens in Havana. Aimed to deter disorders, the move followed a reported pretext of guarding interests and involved a discussion between Sleeper and other U S officials with the Cuban city authorities.
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Tiavana
Denver
Sethe
United States
Phavatin
Sleeper
Chagge
Weve
Ciy
Paima
Two Rebels Offer to Surrender Commanders to Colwell
Reported in Havidur September dispatches two insurgent leaders from Eha-Vali province offered to surrender to Commander Colwell. Colwell declined the surrender, advised contacting Washington, and the president asked Colwell to relay the proposal. Messages noted limited fighting and shifting insurgent activity across Matanzas Santa Clara and Santiago provinces.
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Colwell
Havidur
United States
Taevitiia
Adfredo Zavis
Eiberah
Shaxuig del Castilla
Eha- Vali
Lnaguaiintee
Clare A Itaires Steener
Prion
Washington
Recordicul
Pinar Goel Rio Provincs
Ton
Matanzas
Santa Clea
Puerto Principe
Santiago
Santa Clara
Why Adulterated Paint is Dear
A maker of adulterated white lead sneered why should paint be pure No one eats it True but when white lead is adulterated with barytes sublimed lead gypsum whiting etc it loses the qualities which make pure white lead the best paint pigment And when these imitations are sold as white lead the consumer is deceived into paying white lead prices for worthless substitutes.
Jealous Dastard's Work Ends in Tragedy
Washington Sept. , Joseph Pilotehi a shoemaker aged 82 shot and killed Lucy Keage 17 then attempted to take his own life in a jealous assault. The incident ends in a suicide attempt and a fatal crime in a domestic dispute.
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Washington
Joseph Piaolteehi
Lucy iKedge
Russia revolution links noted by Chicago rabbi
Dr Emil Pirseh, rabbi of Sinai in Chicago, reports claims that the forces in Russia are colluding with revolutionists. The Red Moon faction has refused to exclude Uguer deters and gashlers. Labor fights with Speaker Cannon and Mitchell notes Debrnddian’s stiff majority. Seattle defeats municipal ownership by about 1,000. Zonaide Vonoplinnikove, who killed General Min, is hanged. General Henry Corbin retires with a strong war and peace record. Maine governor race shows Cobb (Republican) plurality at 1882. Last two kings ex-Governor Jfran-
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Emil €. Pirseh
Sinai Congregation
Chicago
Russia
Min
Henry GC. Corbin
U.S. A
Cobb
Maine
Jfran
Wisconsin Postmasters Elect Leader as Portland Fraud Convictions Reported
The report notes Postmaster David G. Owen of MHS Waukee elected president of the Wisconsin Postmasters association. It also mentions convictions in Portland Oregon of several figures including Franklin Pierce Mays ex representative Willard J. tones and George Sorenson for land frauds. Additional items report earthquake shocks between Santiago and Maule in Chile.
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Els Mas Botton
WEE Ee Oscay
Sweden
Preaerick
Denmark
Franklin Pierce Mays
Willard J. Tones
George Sorenson
Portland
Ore
David G. Owen
MHS Waukee
Wisconsin Postmasters’ Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire, New
Milwaukee
Western Federation of Miners
Santiago
Maule
Chile
General Corbin Advocates Moderate Beer Policy
Lieutenant General Henry Corbin voices opposition to prohibition proposals and argues for a moderated system allowing limited alcoholic beverage access at a controlled cost. He cautions that banning alcohol drives soldiers to saloons, harms discipline, and drains funds through vice and crime. He also criticizes railroad rate provisions, claiming hardships for officers and enlisted men by removing half-rate facilities.
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Washington
Henry Co Corbin
Corbin
Travel leave sparks tension as soldiers resist escort
While on leave, soldiers faced friction with officers who insisted on escorting them, prompting disputes over autonomy and discipline among the servicemen and their commanders.
DemocratsNominate Larrazola At Territorial Convention
New Mexico Democrats in Santa Fe nominated O A Larrazola of Las Vegas as their delegate to Congress after a session that ran from Wednesday morning to noon. Resolutions backed Willam Bryan for 1908 presidency and endorsed joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Democratic Territorial
O. A. Larrazola
Las Vegas
Congress
Willan J. Bryan
New Mexico
Arizona
Standard Of Magnate Dead In France
New York report announces the death of Dante O'Day at Royan France. O'Day 72 years old was a chief Standard Oil official and head of its pipeline department. He had long been linked with the Rockefellers and was a multi millionaire. John Ward of Denny Bros sailed for New York. Pennsylvane submitted Shamrock TV construction proposals to Sir Thomas Lipton for design and building.
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Dante O'Day
Royan
France
O'Day
Tie
Standard O11
Rockefellers
Earlist
Sir Thomas
Hasecow
Sept
John Ward
Denny — Bros
Pennyslave
Thon Lipton
Third Ward
Bailey's Park
Empire Street
High
South Carroll
Jefferson
Float
Freeport
High Street
Henry Adluyg Suapletously Mystery in a Failing Marriage
A fragment from Life features a wife named Agnes doubting Trenry’s behavior. Agnes cites Trenry’s past late nights and now notes he stays home every evening, implying he may carry a guilty conscience. The dialogue underscores marital strain and suspicion in a domestic vignette.
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Henry Adluyg
Trenry
Agnes
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