Cuba's Cry for Freedom Sparks Chicago Protests
A Chicago rally in Central Music Hall and a second meeting voiced strong support for Cuban self government and annexation to the United States. Speakers including Gov. Altgeld urged action under international law and the Monroe Doctrine, with resolutions adopted by the committees and led by Mayor Swift.
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Cuba
Chicago
Urse
Bryan
Hynes
Mason
Altgeld
United States
Central Music Hall
Hingland
Swift
F. W. Gunsavius
Thomas B. Bryan
William J. Hynes
William B. Mason
J. H. Barrows
Bishop Fallows
P. 8. Henson
John Mayo Palmer
H. B. Sherman
Nine Die in a Gale on Lake Superior Storm Toll Gathers
Reports detail multiple deaths and property loss from the weekend lake storm. One Chicago fatality is cited, Captain Johnson of the schooner John Raber perishing near Dune Park Indiana while attempting to aid a waterlogged vessel. Authorities estimate eight others lost with the foundering of the schooner Elma on Lake Superior. Further details remain unclear as recovery continues.
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Lake Superior
Chicago
Johnson
John Raber
Dune Park
Ind
Elma
American Cuban aid rally draws City Hall crowd at Central Music Hall
A large overflow audience packed Central Music Hall for a rally supporting Cuban rebels. Mayor presided as City Council attended in a show of official recognition. Speakers included Quesada and Zayas, with strong denunciations of Spain and calls for arms, ammunition, and medical aid.
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The
Young Men’s Christian Association
LaSalle Street
State Street
Chicago
Central Music Hall
Quesada
Revolutionary Party
Zayas
Quban
Mr. Hynes
Spain
Europe
Hevana
Flellar
Hazing Incident At Missouri College Draws Attention
State University of Missouri in Columbia faces a hazing report involving Tucker J Turner, a freshman seeking Sigma Nu initiation. The account describes binding, blindfolding, beating with clubs, coffin burial, mud and sand immersion, forced singing, and being hung by the arms during a midnight ritual. Authorities review the actions and potential disciplinary steps for those involved.
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Tucker
Sigma Nu
J. Turner Tucker
State University At
Columbia
Aing
Ana
Widespread Practices and Oddities From Around The World
A collage of remarks covers Austrian passport rules for married men, Mexican drink Caligaya and death penalties for cactus cultivation, English fashion and birds, Indian Territory land titles, snake bite risks in India, and a charted note on West India hurricane months.
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Austria
Mexico
Pulquela
The Most Modern House at Chamonaiz
A builder M Caron showcases a steel water tubing frame home with a continuous water circulation system. Floors and ceilings are crossed by tubes, cooling walls in summer and warming them in winter. The system aims to keep a constant house temperature. the house weighs 120 tons and measures about 6 000 cubic yards.
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Chamonaiz
M. Caron
Alps
Rabbits Show Tree Climbing Habit in Australia
An Australian report describes rabbits climbing trees to escape dogs and other predators. A rabbit killed on an acacia three yards above ground prompted a letter noting such behavior is not remarkable, reflecting unusual pelleted observations.
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Australia
Shelra Laws
Trege Fous
Remarkable Recovery After Pink Pills Reported by Miss Hummel
Miss Hummel of Ripley County recounts a severe stomach illness and dyspepsia that left her weak and pale. After unsuccessful treatments, she took Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and experienced renewed appetite, sleep, and strength, crediting the remedy with restoring her health and blood.
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New Era
Supima
Ripley County
Sera Carey
Cincinnati
Watt
Sioon
Pepe
Ethae Tee
Williams
Eben
Mable
Hummel
Williame
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Leading Man Reflects on First Stage Appearance
Fragmentary notes recall a leading actor's nerves before a first public appearance. The writer describes feelings of fear and audience reaction as a mother figure supported the performer through the debut.
Plymou rass.endorsement for Ridge's Food
A morHel writing from Plymou Mrass. praises Ridge's Food for infants and claims it saved several children with cholera infantum, including a case where a doctor had given up. He says his family has used it for twenty years and recommends it strongly.
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morHel
Plymou Mrass
Hunters Rates to Michigan and Wisconsin Tickets on Gate
Syracuse Post notes readers about Hunters rates to Michigan and Wisconsin with tickets on gate until November 15. The piece also references a literary aside about nocturnal tears and memories.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Fragmentary OCR Summary From A Historical Page
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page. readable parts include scattered phrases about enjoyment and expenditure. No clear event, names, dates, or locations present. content appears as garbled remnants rather than a complete report.
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Cane
Mayor Swift
Birkhead
Baraga
QO. B. Jones
Great Yale
Jones
Whitefish Point
Grand Island
Pictured Rocks
Dima
Missouri
Englana
London
Baltimore
Boston Herald
Massachusetts
Corrat
New Park
India
English Society For the Protection of Birds
Tux Toledo Blade
Caligaya
Calisaya
Calizaya
McGivren
Chen-Yuen
Yalu
Mahan
Sm All Agea
McGiffen
Tmax
Hydrographic Bureau
Washingown
West India
Paris
Sauicy
Henry L. Dawes
Indian Commission
Indian Territory
Travenera
East Indies
Botanical Gazette
England
John Barleycorn
M Callie’ Hummel
Oqhum
Syracuse Post
Thackeray
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