News of tie world and Cuba turmoil in 1898 style
A fractured report from the Philippines, Cuba, and Washington notes insurgent actions, naval operations, and staffing changes. Mentioned are Secretary of War Alger, General Miles, Governor Brooke, and Cuban leaders Garcia and Calixto Garcia in Washington deaths and the push for annexation. Also referenced are stock, law, and political shifts across the United States with sporadic local incidents and court updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bins Wel Ris
Cuba
Oia Stars
Witty
Ilona
Alger
Ludiaw
Suverior
Havana
Wellington
Maryland
Phillippines
Thomas Uppington
Cape Colony
United States
Spain
Senate
Brooklyn
Texas
Garcien
Washington
Brooke
Priace Cams
Forto Rico
McKinley
Porto
Gan
Garcia
North Carolina
New York
Cugans
Sinops
Hans
Navy Yard
Tadileni
Massachusetts
Schofield
Central
Neatertata
John D. Hayes
Witsie 2d Mnntert States Infantry
Shaleter
Santlaxo
Ts Srother
Edward OS. Hayes
Abow
John Hays
Calixta Garcia
Arlington
Cebu
Malrad States Navy
Ireland
Fragmented World News From a Disjointed Dispatch
A garbled 19th or early 20th century foreign affairs note mentions deaths in London and New York, resignations, and various European political tensions. It references William Black Foreig n, Kaiser Wilhelm, Queen Wilhelmina, Francis Joseph, and Rome, with scattered notes on Belgian trade casualties, Vatican policy, and American competition in Europe. The piece uses many misread names and phrases, reflecting OCR noise but preserves themes of diplomacy, alliances, and impending shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
London
Kareoure
England
Kaiser Wilhelm
Terr! Triehter
Wecile
Frangis Joseph
Austria
Friacess Iswbetle
Orleans
Mgr
Antonio Comte Renic
Pius VI
New Yorke
Centrel Atriga
Vatican
Solr
Paris
Bag
Tweyins
Fingnars
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Prince William of
Wied
Gearmagron
Beron von Bulow
Shvlag
Gerwistron
Time Alliance
Prince of Wales
Victoria Bridge
Monuwal
Nagland
Peance
Niger
Madagascar
Inoder Logover
Dyer Sbte
Newfoundland
Aoromor Ds
Berila
YAS
Ryroed
Tpala
Atumeetlogio Paris
Wihttelfe
Edimund Mon
New Mosmiband
Bertia
Madell
Cicolines
Germey
Carolines
Archigelago
Woverars
Metill University
Victoria Vallege
Congressional News on Territorial Expansion and Canal Debate
The Senate opens debate on territorial expansion and the Nicaragua canal with remarks by Senator Vest challenging federal authority to acquire territory without citizenship and statehood. Senator Morgan backs canal-related measures as vital, while House members pursue constitutional amendments and land purchase bills to enable an Isthmian canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingwe
Senate
Wast
Dem
West
Supreme Court
Vese
Louisiana
United States
Vest
Spain
Alaska
Russia
United States Supreme Court
Platt
Conn
Missouri
Morgan
Moar
Rep
Mass
England
Magland
San Francisco
Mr. Waar
Thar Saygsusie
Morgue
Nicararin
Costa Itica
Maritime Canal Company
Washington
Hephure
Judiciary Committee
Hopburn Wlo
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Wealthy donor plans large university endowments
The text notes W. G. McDonald, a tobacco magnate who has contributed millions to the university, proposing to fund a chair of history and arts and expand existing projects from a base of 250000 to a total of 2000000 in expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. McDonald
Ailjlionaire Cobacco
Lie
Senate debate over canal bill and court site purchase
Washington records a session dominated by debate on the Nicaraguan canal and opposition remarks by Mr Turpie against the Maritime Company. Amendments to halt the bill are proposed while Mr Morrill speaks in favor of buying a site for the Supreme Court building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo BR. Paxton
New York
Merriam
Mingesolta
Wiise
A Palmur
Ilehard
Mansuele
Chicago
San Francisco
Knoen
Chicago Nollce
Bergert Sesagaard
Waxhington
Joseph H. Choate
England
William Travis
Connecticut
Vincenzo Girugusi
A& New York
Lawrence Priori
Fredebhare
Lily Langtry
Cleveland
Mississippi
Alton
Kansas
Mensens
M. Washburn
Cartier
Ube
Agi
Che
Mage
Dave Marcle
Rolfoat Quay
Silphug
Gitte
Mom
Jone Wen
Aiib
Joduds
Rivard
Gre Subra
James Shaw
Michigan
Ostrak
Nites
Dycland
Cuba
United States
Albert Dickerson
Atlantic
Iowa
Urison
Case County Bank of
Lincoln
Neb
Graham
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ephuan Keigwin
Presbyterian
Winuows
Thomas Kan
Alexander McDonald
United States District Court
Lourgogee
Wix
Allegheny
WII Gemblue
Yerkes
Cris Aleet Sox
Hever
II Anerican Peleration
Ofuleens
Congregationaiels
Eur
Lee
George Trebardson
An Io
AL Magering
Lulu Johnston
Pond Creek
Oxfa
Lawrence
Kan
Sue
Suzaner County
G. Priabee
Lyeren Ransom
Janesville
Wisconsin
Detroit
Heatwole
Michael Beem
St. Paul
The
American University
Jones
Minnesota
Fullerton
Union Miner's
Mot Springs
Nellie J. Horag
Wardy Sheffield
Youbod
Sheffield
Springs County
Horne
Washington
Turpie
Lam
Maritime
Baskrups
Morgan
Dem. Atay
Mareselme Eoeany
Mociaa Ua Posimduc
X . Berry
Mr. Rawling
Macerta‘ly
Morrill
Supreme Court
District of Columbia funding bill and Nicaragua canal debate
Washington reports show the House passing the District of Columbia appropriation bill with no amendments and discussing various imports. Senators and representatives debate pension policy, immigration, the Nicaragua canal, and a new post office at Janesville amid holiday session pacing.
Debate on Pan American Bank Bill in Congress
The forum opened with support for expanding trade between the United States and America south of its border. Proponents cited a need for exchange facilities and an estimated eight billion dollars in trade. Critics argued against a multinational bank, fearing monopolistic control and constitutional limits on congressional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue
An.nleraction
Adiereud Onuk
MM airQsius
Aedl
United States
South
Central America
Pan American Congress
Cox
Dem. Tenn
Congress
Walker
Rep
Mass
Jenkins
Wis
The Dearest One Mother to the Woman
A story from Ollicaga Tribune about a shoemaker who tests a damaged ball and a crippled child named Phia. He contemplates making a red Marocco shoe for a foot and asks for a new doll instead. The narrator frames the tale through a distressed mother and her crippled child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Ollicaga
If 4 girls are as pretty as a picture
A playful quip notes that 43 remains fine by being taken, hinting at a lighthearted compliment about beauty and charm without a clear event or outcome. The line pivots on phrase play and general social impression rather than a specific person or incident.
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Chesharshfield
JU. Wurtz
Mditer and Pub
Marshhteld
News OF
TIE World
Pace Por
Uryan
Hunsington
Bills
William Velugey
Santa McKee
Louisville
Ational Board of Trade
Arthur T. Hadley
Yule
Sie
Chicago Great Western Rallvnty
W. Daxter
the Treasury
Rogers
Bex
Andrew Carnet
Campbell
St Louis Grand
Congressional News
Florida
Distri cc of Columbia
Dee Li
Messrs
Harria
Money
Stewart
Macey
Great Britain
Morgen
Bovernmenes
Agorigua Voasthe West
Dom. Mo
Illinois
Indsaga
Indiana
Har Ie
Commissioner of Pensions
Slmog
Ciime
Hale
Simgul Service
Des
Danford
Rep. D
Immigration Committee
House
Growfren
Penadri Fog
de Armond
Reed
Dlacus
John Randolph
Cooner
Mamney
Allen
Appropriations Committees
Barney
Hul Iey
Astronomical
Orst
Jally
Vielaily
Sirips
Aldebaran
Orion
Caster
Pollux
Aquaro
Peasus
Vega
Cassiopeia
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
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