A Bustling Carousel of Wit from The Register
A preservation of playful jabs and the era’s breezy humor. It riffs on kings and coronations, social reform, finance, fashion, and light scandal with epigrammatic quips. Notable mentions include Schwab and Carnegie, Howells, and a dart at iced drinks.
Open Letter from Anti-Imperialists on Army Morals in Philippines
A Lake George meeting produced a signed open letter by Charles Francis Adams and others urging Roosevelt to extend review beyond Gen. Jacob H. Smith. The document claims broader demoralization in the U S Army in the Philippines and calls for further investigations into alleged war crimes and abuses.
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Lake George
N. Y
New York City
Philippines
Roosevelt
Jacob H. Smith
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Moorfield
Torey
Herbert Welsh
J. H. Smith
Oral Smith
Ral Smith
Major Waller
United States
Paris Demonstrations Over Decree Close Church Schools
In Paris on July 28 a 15,000 strong crowd assembled in Place de la Concorde with another 15,000 on the Champs Elysee to support and oppose Premier Combes decree closing congregationalist schools. Clerical and anti clerical factions split the crowds which mostly stayed peaceful amid police and guards efforts. Shouts included Liberty and Long live the sisters from clericals and Vive le Republique and Down with the priests from opponents.
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Paris
Combes
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysee
Canadian Pacific fast service to Liverpool eyed
Announcement from Montreal says Canadian Pacific would run a weekly fast service between Quebec and Liverpool in summer and Halifax to Liverpool in winter with good freight. English papers hail it as a counter to J Pierpont Morgan shipping. CP officials deny plans but expect the move to materialize soon.
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London
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Quebec
Liverpool
Halifax
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
Civil War Deepens in Hayti as Firmin Rises
State Department advices from Minister Powell in Port au Prince report Hayti in civil war with General Firmin marching on the capital. Provisional government dissolved as fighting intensifies across the country.
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Washington
Hayti
State Department
Powell
Port Au Prince
Firmin
Washington advances and naval policy updates recap
A court of inquiry found no blame for the Illinois grounding at Christiania. Interior tests leprosy cures in Honolulu, with San Francisco and New Orleans to follow. Secretary of War Root recounts a mule wagon trip to Leesburg, and generals commend officers. Panama canal protocol edits are sent to Colombia for reactor approval. Taft and Root discuss papal gifts, potential Smithsonian custody.
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Illinois
Christiania Harbor
Col
B. M. O'Reilly
Army
Forwood
O'Reilly
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Secretary of State
Taft
Insular
Elihu Root
Root
Henry C. Corbin
Leonard Wood
Wallace Randolph
True
Washington
Leesburg
Cabin John Bridge
St. Petersburg
Riddle
State Department
Europe
Brussels
Mr. Riddle
Spain
Congress
Fort Leavenworth
Engineer
War College Board
Navy Department
Department
Navy
War Department
Edwin S. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Julian P. Gaujot
Tenth Cavalry
Norman G. Cook
Philippine Scouts
Glenn
Gaujot
Cook
Igbares
Panama Canal
Hay
Concha
Senate
Legation
Houses of Congress of
Colombia
Miles
Lst
Horace Porter
Albert L. Mills
Military Academy
Atlanta
Santiago
William E. Berkheimer
Artillery Corps
William Co. Bryan
Bernard A. Byrne
Thirteenth Infantry
Robert G. Carter
U. A
Robert Temple Emmett
Ninth Cavalry
Frederick Funston
James Kephart
First Batallion
Howeve
Smithsonian Institute
Colorado Extraditions and State Progress in 1900s
Governor Orman grants extradition for Joseph Berry to Oklahoma City where he faces conspiracy and perjury charges after being captured by La Junta’s town marshal. Colorado learns of land grant in Routt County and a $25,000 semiannual federal payment for state farming investigations. The piece notes legislative mobility plans, health board appointments, and public notices on timber laws, indeterminate sentencing, and June mortality statistics.
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Orman
Joseph M. Berry
Oklahoma City
Marvin
la Junta
Berry
Washington
State of Colorado
Routt County
Chipley
Thomas J. Holland
J. A. Porter
Durango
Vallecito
Porter
Cc. E. Cooper
State Board of Health
Dr. Tyler
Cooper
Denver
Sacred Heart College
Gross Medical School
Colorado
Harvard
Johns Hopkins University
Kemp G. Cooper
The
Denver Republican
Colorado State Board of Health
George E. Tyler
Tyler
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