Surrender Anniversary in Cuba and War Department Notes
The report covers Cuba’s Santiago surrender anniversary with notes on veteran pensions, volunteers for Philippine regiments, and Dewey’s banquet. It also mentions a growing anti imperialist movement in Boston, Spanish prisoners, censorship at Manila, and postal concerns for soldiers in the Philippines including proper unit addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
London Times
Alger
War Department
Siam
Manila
Helen Gould
Admiral Dewey
Trieste
New York
Boston
Senor Silvera
Goy
United States
Volsilleer
Philippines
Wen
Ludington
Cme
Road
St. Paw
Albay
South Camarines
North Camarines
Otis
Ufiera
Vaiule
Masila
post+ office department
Fragmented snapshot of early 1900s domestic news items
A collection of brief, disparate items covers diverse topics. Notable mentions include Charles M. Foose of Minneapolis and Richard Croker, tennis champion Garle B. Neal, and various incidents from sports to politics. The text notes industrial concerns, railroad plans, oil investments, biographical notices, legal actions, and international trade dialogue, all reflecting a tumultuous era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles M. Foose
Minneapolis
Richard Croker
Wade
Garl B. Neal
Bicycle Trust
Baltimore
Newfoundland
Fairview
Joseph Hough
Harry Eewick
Chesley
Ohio
West Virginia
George
Gould
Connecticut
Windsor Castle
United States
Milwaukee Road
St. Paul
Duluth
Charles Decker Harbeson
New York
Mra Hllen Porter Betts
John Addison Porter
Clay County
Alger
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kotzebue Sound
West Indies
Joseph Boxell
Buffalo
Mian
Baring Mor
Aftermath of unrest and political shifts ripple across cities
A kaleidoscope of events unfolds across the nation with reports of political maneuvering, labor clashes, and executive actions. Details include strikes, weaponized tension near transit systems, resignations and appointments, and assorted incidents from Milwaukee to New York, Chicago, and California, highlighting a period of volatility in governance and industry.
Fragmented 19th century notes mix of names events and rumors
A garbled digest lists varied items including remarks about arcane figures in Satisuery and Milan, a purported suicide attempt, Kipling, a Presbyterian president dying in Illinois, Samoa chiefs, a cross-Atlantic voyage accident, and war era headlines. It references a Dreyfus note, Japanese trade opening, and Trafalgar era talks interspersed with mis-spellings and partial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Marchioness
Twe E¢Ey
Eugene Stani
Baltimore
Milan
Sarylie
Rustyard Kipling
Dr. Aldus
American Presbyterian
Valparalea
Volksraad
Wle Sough
Seveneyears
Conn
Egcerhezy Bas Age Tonfessen
Bardereau
Dreytig
Tuskee Caimbers
Samoa Supreme Court
McKinley
Drgt. Andrews
Abjanche
Ireland
Uwared
Safuta
For
Dreyfus
Canada
West Indies
Great Britain
Corea
Seoul
Prince Pak
Peace conference backs court of arbitration plan
The article notes a resolution at the peace conference favoring a permanent court of arbitration in the Netherlands rather than ministers at The Hague. It also reports various global events including a murder in England, a plague warning, tax proposals in Buenos Aires, and naval sightings, with a Newfoundland fishing dispute and other unsettled issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Peace Conference
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Holland
Hague
Mary Ann Ansell
Wood
St. Albans
Eng
British Medics Journal
Europe
Buenoa Ayers
Finance
Argentin
Buenos Ayers
Molde
Norway
Emperor Wiliam
Germany
Howard Gould
Pon of Jakier
Ourviving
Hohenzollern
Hohengollern
Goxbrand
Sweden
Newfoundland
Creaty
Twoutlons
Courtship Customs in Germany Told by Charlotte Bled
The Ladies' Home Journal reproduces Charlotte Bled's description of German courtship norms. Parents invite suitors at appropriate stages, a man proves intent with visits and announcements, and engagements are publicized via newspapers and cards while a chaperone often accompanies the couple until marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Charlotte Bled
Girl Life
Ladies’ Home Journal
Farrie
Mac
Rhea Moarriage
Mediaeval Paris Reproduced by Renowned Artist Roulen
In Engineering Magazine Jacques Boyer describes Roulen crafting Old Paris scenes from aged documents. An embankment into the Seine expands space to 6,000 square metres for a panoramic view. It highlights Porte St Michael, Motere birthplace, Renaudot’s Bureau, Place du Pre-aux Clercs, Louvre Tower, Grand Chatelet, and Vieilles Ecoles, aiming to evoke 7th to 10th century Paris life in setting and costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roulen
Limes
Seine
Nni
Actuve Constructions
Porte St. Michael
Motere
Bureau of Information
Theophraste Renaudot
Place du Pre-aux- Clercs
Louvre
Jacques Boyer
Engineering Magazine
Fragmented dialogue fromTid-Bite and Vanity Fair
Readable quotes show whimsical exchanges about writing names in dust, education value, rising prices, a Verdant-looking man buying a horse, a sharp dealer and field id, and a photographer seeking leaks. An afternoon marriage is noted in Vanity Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Grasse
Blade
Biles
Vanity Fair
Col Ingersoll Dies At Walston On Hudson
Col Robert G Ingersoll dies at his home Walston on Hudson near Dobbs Ferry after a sudden heart failure. He had suffered heart disease since 1896 and showed temporary improvement Thursday night before collapsing Friday morning. He consulted his physician, Dr Smith, earlier and spoke of abdominal pains and chest tightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Walston on-Hudson
Dobbs Ferry
Ingersoll
Dyer
Ingersoll Dies Suddenly After Talking With Wife
Col. Robert Ingersoll died at his home after a brief conversation with his wife. He spoke softly, said he felt better, and collapsed within moments. He was 75, born Aug 31, 1839 in New Jersey, a renowned lawyer and lecturer. Interment will be at Sleepy Hollow cemetery, Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersall
Cal. Ingersoll
Tresden
Wisconsin
John Ingersoll
Prospect
Waukesha County
Ilinois
Robert
Congress
11Th
Timois Cavalry
Reprublican Party
James G. Blaine
Col. Ingersoll
Urady
Dorsey
Ingersoll
Pears
Col
Deseased
Peoria
Springdale
Cal
Fragmentary Verse Reflects On A Traveler's Inn Heart
Readable lines describe a small heart as an inn for transient guests. The speaker laments leaving mist and wishes to stay forever, portraying a metaphor of a fleeting, hospitable heart as a temporary refuge.
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News OF the World
Henry M. Fingler
G. HM. Valentine
Hank Wrewler
Winn
Alicy
Gregor
Oregon
W York
Ulo — Savdkenis
P. Aloysius Jordan
Philadelphia
San Franciaco
Chandler
Brooklyn
Harry Chadwick
Chester
Liegele
Tve
Bartel
Milwaukee
Wiss
Ishkuoda
Als
Herr Mumm von Schwartzenstein
van Wyele
State Board
SSS
Masters
Democratic National Committee
Mohler
Presonailway & Navigation Company
Ble Fann
M. E. Lagalis
Lebanon
Rixiding
Thomas 3. Juynch
Genera
Great North Jarn
Hasheer
Cotton Belt
Tom L. Johnson
Detroit
Pingree
Harrison
Port Scott
Kansas
Eugens Waadin
A. S, MD
Brussels
New Orleans
Cypress Yards
la Crosse
Wis
National Silver Cubs
Ruchariside League
Pati
Miles
U Infantry
Camp Mende Losa
San Francisco
Newport
Joan BR. Benedn
Good Armour
Formidatte
Frank Ammond
Charles D.candrasgen
Pleasant Lake
Edward White
Swan
Oirgo
Skagway
Alaska
Dawson Antinity
Erie
Congress Street
Broadway
Suritoga
Grand Galen Hotel
Charles Legget
Evan Miles
Fris Infantry
A. A. Harback
Joner
Lingaln
George L. Brown
John Sherman
Henry ©. Hedges
Lexrneo
New Haven
Lugt
M. Cornish
Alams
James McGluire
Lbs National States Bank
Elizabeth
N. J
Middlesex County
Benk
Perth Amboy
Ila Raahits
George M. Valentine
Wavam
Graham
Chiess Boakd of
Ily
Yao Boening
Kaignts Ant Ladies of Manor
Ged
Bald Eagle
Boak of Regents
University of California
Benjamin
Wheeler
University
Frank B.‘loomis
Venezuela
State Department
Dewey
Manila Bay
Bonanza
Ark
Muairés
Central Coal and Coke Company
Japan
James Monroe
Karamaga
Eximayor
Monroe
Senator Burrows
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Carnegie Steel Company
New York State
National Banke Siunl
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Gettlers
Mercer
Anny
Nelson
Iowrior
Superintendents' Association of the American anti-Saloon League
Sexison
Take Bluff
Union
Frank A. Vanderlip
Treasury
West
Klon- Gike
Mitchell
War Departments
Mount Sterling
Betiween
Wm. Goebel
Goebel
Bryso
John Newberry
Wetrail
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Handy Philosophical Prizes
J. B. Handy
Fr. M. Warren
Michigan University
Wr. van Alen
Frederick Gondom
Gondon
Marterly
van Alen
Ishkooda
Ala
Mike
Georgia
Segrees
Ishkanda
Board of Naval Chiefs
Botala
Braz
M. 3
Alton
Lorain
Tie
Broolslyn
Hne
Sipaetwas
Wardner
Tdalia
Express Cuemselves
Courtsiup
Mediaeval
Hudson
Trozert G. Ingersoll
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