Temporary Cuban Protectorate Established Under Provisional Head
Secretary Taft oversees a temporary Cuban government after the resignation of cabinet members leaves Cuba without a formal regime. The US retains officials and the flag, while American marines bolster order and the administration remains under a provisional, noncolonial framework. The Cuban constitution guides governance as the U S position emphasizes disinterested administration.
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Cuba annexation drives foreign residents seek vote
Foreign Cuban voters with property interests push annexation or a U S protectorate as a path to statehood. Provisional rule, delays in elections, and Washington’s stance shape the plan. U S military occupation continues until Cuba stabilizes and self rule returns.
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American Military Occupation of the Island Will. B¢É Tong
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New York Campaign Clash Over Hearstism Grows
The article contrasts Hearst's NY gubernatorial bid with Charles Evans Hughes for the Republicans. It argues Hearst's tactics divisive and warns conservatives may spurn him, while detailing party dynamics, editorial supports, and the broader tariff debate shaping the race.
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Sixteenth National Meeting Promotes Electro-Therapeutics
The American Electro-Therapeutical Society reports over 100 physicians attending its sixteenth national gathering. Dr. F B Bishop of Washington claims locomotor ataxia is curable by electric treatment in early stages and greatly relieved in later stages.
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Bad Year for Labor and Tariff Debate
The excerpt argues it is a bad year for labor to play politics and for tariff changes, urging support for the Republican party and protection. It references working men and predicts their voting patterns, while also noting casualties related to the Panama Isthmus and a stray health tip about meals.
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