Tyrant Santa Anna in Mexico City Era
The excerpt portrays General Santa Anna as the central figure in Mexican politics, wielding imperial ambitions and militaristic rule. It describes the de moralization of society under his dominance, the ceremonial military atmosphere around the capital, and a sharp critique of his divide and rule tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Mexico
Republic
Santa Anna
Perial
Iste
Mexican Republic
Bante Anna
Santa Anna Plays Favors and Feisty Wit in Tacubaya
The scene centers on Santa Anna and Don Carlos Santander discussing Florence Kearney an Irish prisoner. Santander seeks authority to punish the Irishman for a past insult while Santa Anna hints at a secret life love drama and pressures restraint due to international tensions.
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Salado
Tye
Kearney
Florence Kearney
Santa Anna
Don Ignacio Valverde
Chert
Safi
I Tolive
Tacubaya
Acordada
Weil
Santander
Banta Anna
Mexico
Feling
Don Carlos
United States Minster
Typhoon devastates Saigon area causes heavy losses
A typhoon of unusual severity struck Saigon and surrounding Cochin China on Tuesday, killing 100 natives, wrecking houses and wires, and driving ashore many boats. Foreign ships avoided damage by putting to sea.
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Saigon
Cochin
China
Elected Old Boards of Lake Shore and Nickel Plate
In Cleveland on May 5 the annual meetings of the Lake Shore and Nickel Plate railways elected the old boards of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Shore and Nickelplate
Board Commends Fireman for Bravery
The board of safety adopted resolutions praising Fireman Clint Lowe for bravery in stopping a runaway and saving a woman from possible injury a few days ago. Members said it was their duty to commend acts of bravery as well as to reprimand misdoings.
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Board of Safety
Clint Lowe
A Corner For Women On Spiders And Their Webs
A discussion extols harmless spiders noting they feed on pests like moths. It describes climbing claws and spinnerets, thread production, and clever weaving techniques. The piece highlights the spider’s complex anatomy and diverse methods for securing prey and storing paralyzed insects for later use.
Mother Belief Shapes the Young Woman and Fashion
A wide excerpt discusses mothers' confidence shaping daughters, praising belief as a guiding force. It contrasts traditional virtue with drifting modern spirituality and notes fashion shifts from corsets to the Grecian bend, criticizing excessive trends and the impact on women's forms.
English Paper Examines American Women Religion
An English newspaper assesses the autumn view of American women's religious tendencies noting a cool inclination toward faith and describing the era’s spiritual posture among American women with concise caution.
Beaded Beaux and Summer Dress Trends
The article notes rising interest in waist trimmings and new dress styles for women. Marthe plans two or three summer dresses, including a pale blue fawn afternoon gown trimmed with ribbon and pearl bead edging, reflecting changing healthful fashion sensibilities.
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Marthe
Missing Lincoln Monument Funds Mystery
Records from the U S treasurer reveal a 100000 dollar fundraising effort in the past to crest a Lincoln monument. The design was accepted but the project vanished. most officers have died and a new generation claims to forget the scheme. Blank one dollar contribution receipts and a copy of the monthly journal are the only documents left.
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Eoon
Cariog Santander
Hussars
Senor
Carlos
Louisiana
Bantander
Don Carlos
Carlos Santander
Washington
United States
Lincoln
National Lincoln Monument Association
Double murder at An gallica reported in Angelo, N
Robbers killed John Van Gorder and his half sister Anna Farnham in their home on Tuesday night. Van Gorder was shot and Farnham stabbed with a file found beside her body. The bodies were discovered Wednesday by farmer Rice. Van Gorder was brother of ex-senator Van Gorder of Buffalo.
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Angallica
Angeilicia
John van Gorder
Anna Farnham
van Gorder
Buffalo
Rice
Executors report on Dr L J Todd will charges and balance
Margaret, Susan G. and Susan Todd as executors filed a current report showing total charges of 4343.63 dollars and total expenditures of 4279.46 dollars. A large portion went to real estate purchase and building erection leaving a cash balance of 5017 dollars for the executors.
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Margaret
Susan G
Susan Todd
L. J Todd
Indiana Rural Carriers Appointed in Indiana District
New rural mail carriers announced for Indiana include Blaine Hiram Prem er Bryant James A Fifer Samuel A Poling and Joseph C Hardy at Dunkirk John G White at Geneva Nelson B Helmer and John H Aspy at Pennville Ralph A Lupton at Portland Griffe Stephenson Jacob O Hiser and Ellis C Smith at Rodney Perry Leavell at Salamonica L C Lemester and P B Kelly
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Indiana
Washington
May
Blaine
Hiram Premer
Bryant
James A. Fifer
Samuel A. Poling
Joseph C. Hardy
Dunkirk
John G. White
Geneva
Nelson B. Helmer
John H. Aspy
Pennville
Ralph A. Lupton
Portland
Griffe Stephenson
Jacob O. Hiser
Ellis C. Smith
Rodney
Perry Leavell
Salamonica
L. C. Lemester
P. B. Kelly
Steamer Princess Irene Rescues Marija Crew at Sea
Capt Bortolazzi and eight Austrians from the barkentine Marija, wrecked after nine days of pumping, were saved by the Princess Irene after a sighting by Capt Dannemann. A heavy sea tested efforts as revolver intimidation kept the crew pumping until rescue.
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New York
May
Bortolagd
Bortolazzi
Dog Killing Ceremony Reported From Philippine Village Exposition
Igorrotes kill a dog with a war club and bolo amid ritual acts at the Philippine village display. Antonio, their chief, leads the decapitation and the dog’s hair is burned before the head and body are cooked and eaten. Walker at Cooper Union endorses Folk for president and rejects Hearst and Parker as unsuitable.
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Louis
Exposition Grounds
Antonio
Walker
Folk
New York
John Bristen Walker
Cooper Union
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
St. Louis
W. R. Hearst
Judge Parker
Four Drownings Reported in Minnesota and LaSalle Rivers
In Minnesota on Tuesday Linele Bauer of Eden Valley and Miss Therten of Shakopee drowned in the Minnesota River. A Winnipeg dispatch adds that Toby Lespourance, 17, and his sister, 15, drowned in the LaSalle River.
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ST. Paul
Minz
Linele Bauer
Eden Valley
Miss Therten
Shakopee
Minnesota River
Winnipeg Dispatch
Toby Lespourance
LaSalle River
Morgan Co. to Clone Deal on Panama Canal Funds
Attorney general Knox informed President Roosevelt that Morea & Co. of New York is authorized to transfer HA. 00,000 due for the Panama canal to the French owners. The move follows official approval on a Wednesday in Washington.
Police Conven tion Leave Granted for Krager
Bupt. Krager was granted one week of absence and 75 dollars expense money to attend the police convention in St. Louis in June by the safety board.
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Bupt. Krager
St. Louis
Safety Board
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Prige Lis
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Beter
Cain
New Orleans
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Mier
Cochin China
BOARD
H. D. Gould
B.C. S
Hreso Feso Tate
Serens, Chaar
Josep Feso
Cynthia Gray
Mother
Edward Everett
Manton
Women's Religion
Dr. Galdwell
Pepsin
Pepsin Syrup Company
Stcalt
Hmlinols
Tal
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Tc Vaire
Selvage
BBC
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Wulschner
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