Americans debate Philippine policy and Cuban tensions
Fragmented world news reports on Dewey rumors in Manila and the Philippines, Spanish issues at Cape Henry, and US aims to govern Cuba and the Philippines. General Oris efforts, Brooke and Gomez terms, and occupation talks surface amid dissension in Kansas and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon
Luzon
Olympia
Dewey
Lima
Reina Moresdes
Cape Henry
Philippines
Yorkawa
Havani
Oris
FAI
Santiago de Cuba
Car
Col. Ames
Yay
United States
Manila
Makinley
Kansas
San Francisco
Howe
Unclear historical notices mix in a bustling year
Fragmentary report recounts varied items from 1890s era headlines. Mentions fatal tornado in Texas, prohibition pushes, Washington peace jubilee opening in San Francisco, labor strikes, a New Jersey ex-mayor, Central Park railway talk, Carnegie steel collapse, naval news, Omaha greet Admiral, Metropolitan Opera testing, a boy wounded in New York, beet sugar bounty in Michigan, Seminole raid indictments, and other political, social, and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sexe
Monalo
Washingon
San Francisco
pheitzsimmons-Talfries
Tanger Carriers
Taleaklilly
Conteh Piety
New York
Melmyre
Depe m
Amitinesota
Charles F. Atuliler
Fort Wayne
Jod
Wilputian Siary
Central Park
Steel Trust
Carnegie and
Pederal
AL Jerey
Washington
Holl Apgar
Jemey Ois
They
Troyal Arcanim
Omaha
Neb
Admairal
Bobley
Christen Sviente
Metropolitan Opera House
Bhicksmith Shop
Michigan Regizliatore
Leen & Pound
Indletad
Ok’ahoma
Philadelphia
Debsties
Thomas Hoover
Avansyte
Tvd
General Synod of the Evangelien’ Lutheran Church
York
Pas
Tedas
St. Louis
Bradley-Martin
Turbulent Era Echoes in National News and Local Incidents
In scattered items a former Lo gangoon editor Col Thomas Hirringhurst dies at a presumed old age. Chicago hosts Theosophists, and a Chicago charity conference elects Charles E Faulkner as president. Reports cite Astor praising America’s shift in policy, a Stotzenberg body arrival in San Francisco, and widespread fish die-offs along Paw Paw lake. Multiple local and national notes include political shifts, Prohibition talk, Dewey welcome plans, court actions, and weather-linked calamities across cities like Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Hirringhurst
Oid
Logangoon
Ind
National Society of Theosophists
Chicago
Charles E Faulkner
Minneapolis
National Conference of Charties and Carreenods
John Jacob Astor
America
Col. Stotzenberg
Hansas Regiment
Malulus
San Francisco
Paw Paw Lake
Dotn H. Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Jounny Tripp
Derby
Cuan
Platthen
McKinley
Hobart
Roosevel
Cara de Hirsch
Edward Wager
August Bohle
Baltimore
Sing Sing
van Wyck
Dewey
Wilmington
Del
F. W. Yeck
United States
Missoula
Mont
Aplin
Dever
Grant
Tev Eeheon
M. W. Aeyooll
Assherville
Aprech
Boston
Sxartham
Georgim
Lavina van Westervelds Dempsey
Johm A. Deansey
Tae
Feriday
Peraguivania Welsheure
United Buulos
Viutorie
Gur
Albany
N.Y
Putin Palace Car Company
Gronamy
Pullman
Alunde
Suk Avenue
Wise County
Grosseay
Asiland
Ohio
General Presbyterian Assémbly
Union of Churches
General Assembly
War Eagle
Rogaland
B.C
Cape
W. F. Schofield
Janes QO. Palmer
Thomas A. Neville Wu
A. Moneyfield
Daniel M. Brinton
University of Penn
North
Souhh Amenia
Robert T
Supreme Court At
M Minnie Soligeman Cutting
Mason
Ce Lessity
Route
Superior Court
Nettie 8
Cysyen-Fair
James St. Fair
Charles
Lae Tare Rimes G. Pale
Supreme Court
Trouit
Chengo Union
Syniemic
Chas
T. Yerkes
Chicago Consolidated Traction Compans
Chitago
Tretian
Foreign news fragment rounds up royal acts and European unrest
A garbled dispatch cites Queen Victoria’s birthday celebrations and royal honors. It notes riots in Tiga Rus gia suppressed by police and soldiers, a statue unveiling for President of France in Dijon, and Nicholas blessing Queen Wilhelmina. It mentions immigration plans, a transvaal franchise demand, a prison release, racial violence, a Paris duel, a Hamlet debate, and The Hague conference rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Posing
Bertin
Victovia
Stratford
London
Tiga
Rusgia
Sadi Carnal
France
Dijon
Caar
Nicholas
Wilhelmina
Holland
Chisaka
Pidly Raen
Stranbin
Fataria
Danube
Prigue
Seitier
Ploen
Kruger
Transvaal
Vitlanders
Senate
von Amilo Cagi
Hirahawis
Skin the Gort
James Mullett
Patrick Hanlon
Phoenix Park
AL Diaz
Jose Santo
Asaunt
Duply
Amaricang
Catullo Mendes
George Vandar
Paris
Dangerouey
Hamlet
Count von Munster
The
Hague
Corne Coast
Unclear fragment on ship incident and wreck risks
The readable text mentions a ship with partial damage, bad weather, and possible rescue should the weather improve. Wascwith and ur unhappy rigidant appear as garbled terms, with no clear names, dates, or places to identify a specific event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alge
Southern Money-Making Boom Promised by South’s Growth
The article extols the southern states as primed for vast wealth over the next decades. It cites Birmingham’s iron pricing, rapid industrial expansion, and hundreds of new mills and factories. Ports like New Orleans and Norfolk boost export, while rail mileage climbs and cotton, oil, and various manufacturing sectors surge. The tone forecasts sustained prosperity driven by climate, resources, and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Porto Rivo
Philippines
Birmingham
Ala
Waith
Guite
South Ory Harbor
Alabamz
New Orleans
Norfolk
Baltmore
Vensacala
Branawick
Mobile
Alabeima
Tennessee
Virginia
Wilaen
Vogel
Ne Santh
Lesile
Molasses Feed for Texas Mules
A Texas planter near Sugar Land, W. Cunningham, established a mule feed system using a year round supply of black molasses from his own refinery. The coarse molasses, delivered directly to stable troughs, keeps mules in prime condition and allegedly flavors meat, potentially boosting demand for sugar cured mule hams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Cunningham
Wanse
Sugarland
Von
Saveril
Iito
Uhre
No Stale Bread Wasted in City Bakers
The New York Sun notes bakers aim to meet daily demand and no bread goes to waste. Surplus stale bread is sold to farmers and market gardeners, brought into the city by buyers to feed stock, and finally sold by the barrel at a low price, varying with stock on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeve
New York Sun
Treason Arrests Arraigned in Pretoria for British Men
The six or more Englishmen arrested in Johannesburg on treason charges were arraigned in Pretoria and remanded to await further proceedings for a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South African Republic
Pretoria
Victoria's Birthday Celebrations Across Europe
London marked Queen Victoria's 60th birthday with rain giving way to a grand serenade at Windsor Castle attended by the royal family and city officials. Messages of congratulations came from Washington and Vienna, with Oswald Francis Joseph and German leaders joining in the tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
Windsor
Eton Amulece
Grand
Windsor Castle
Duke
Saxe-Colours
Duenees
Connaught
Christian
Henry
Battenburg
Walter Parract
Corporation of
Bion
Duke of Connaught
Walter Parratt
Sir John
Woen Moore
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cruterrary
Frederick Temple
Simla
British India
JE Lndia
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Joseph 4
Choate
United States
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
Leo
Luch
Aud Ik
Windsor Gastie
Seals Lorne Household
Washington
Executive Mansion
England
William McKinney
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph
Dragoon Guards
Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria Birthday Celebrations Abroad Gather World Notables
Paris hosted a 1500 guest reception at the British embassy with Bulane and Grand Duke Michael among attendees. Rome held a grand garden party for Queen Victoria with 3000 guests including King Humbert and Queen Marguerite. Gibraltar marked the birthday with royal salutes and reviews. Key West and Jacksonville hosted banquets by British consuls. Vancouver celebrated with flags and parade imagery. Pretoria’s volksraad adjourned early for the birthday as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edmund Muncao
Munson
Victoria
Bulane
Spain
Michael
Czar
Russia
Napoleon
Honepart
Higheat Society
Zurlinden
Queen Victoria
Rome
Humbert
Marguerite
Diplomatic Corps
Gibraltar
Yosemite
Guam
Trovert Bidulph
Bouza
Algerias
Key West
W. J. H. Taster
Edward Ludlow
Jacksonville
British Columbia
Vancouver
Pretoria
Generous Young Man Leaves Father What He Can
A Chicago Post excerpt shows a daughter insisting her father has lost all, while a generous young man counters with hope. He declares he will leave him all he can offer, asserting his mercy despite misfortunes. The exchange centers on lingering loyalty and sacrifice amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
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Globe
NeKinley
Berlin
Jasnar
Potsdam
Germany
I Frederick
Weltel Frederick
Prince Wohenlohe
Baron von Buelow
Hood
Wingrester Repeating Arms Co
Winchester Avenue
Memn Haven
Conn
Cowan
Aleteany
Sam
U. S
Ree Carter's Ink CO
Alasa
Nsion Witton Stores
Kctou
P.O
WIS Pub Union
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