War News and Navy Movements Across The Pacific
Reported actions in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines include Gen. Lawton’s division fighting rebels near Lagras Bay and Gen. Gomes preparing to leave Cuba. The navy plans repairs on Sandoval and Alvarado gunboats at Portsmouth and the Solace to sail from San Francisco by July 1 bound for Manila with the Yosemite as flagship near Guam. Volunteering projections push army strength toward 106,000 as operations extend in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lagraste Bay
Charles King
Air Adm Iiral
Cubend
Porto Rico
Philippines
Gener Ous
Smith
Tilly
Manta
General MacArthur
Insular Commission
Pullce Sale
Jose Labregat
Wie
Weyter
Tyneheu
San Antoni de Los Banos
Cuba
Clvis
Duke D'Ar
Alvarado
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Solace
San Francisco
Mantle
Franclal
Guam
Taac
Yosemite
United
California earthquake and rail robberies headline chaotic year
A garbled dispatch notes a California quake, train robberies and political shifts. It mentions Admiral Kant, a sheriff killed in a train raid, Mrs. Guray's death, and a flurry of bills, elections, and corporate moves. The sprawling item mixes crime, diplomacy, and stock market notes with few clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Samon
Duluth
Biehop
Joza P. Hirst
Nabraska
Admiral Kant
Suma
Chicago
Union
Thomas F. Guray
New York
Due D'Arees
Meintex
Iilsworth Benham
Marvard
Yate
Oxford
Gambridge
Hopkins
Iinois
Henderson
Pure and Commission
B. Henderson
Hoes
Sayers
St Louis
Sam I
Jack
Great Britain
Alaska
Lilon Pacific
Ohio
George K. Nash
Boston
Tabies
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Merritt
West Point
Paris and world news from a turbulent year
The Chilean cabinet resigns while Britain spends 296531 on war aims. Dreyfus case actions unfold as Goeland sails from Cayenne and Dreyfus is revived. Major Maychanin and the Kaiser address crowds. Spain cedes islands to Germany. Esterhazy confesses to the bordereau. A Troy banker dies of heart disease in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
New York
Nieleyales
Shrisian Scientisis
Matser
Bokton
Mary Berman
New Wagen
Conn
Gorman
Dawes
National Bank
Carroll
Cocheco National Bank of
Dover
N. Hy
Monnest
Ohio
Navy Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Richand Crover
Tig
Tammany Teaders
Sherbao
Mayer Committee
Lemuel McKinney
Philadelphia
Irvington
N. Y
John, Wendell
Fifth Avenue
League Island
Bom T. Jues
James C. Jack
Une Tate
Montreal
Bela
Dean
Towa
England
Westchester Conty
Charlotet M. Bargnet
Att
Vernon
Wilson
Spain
St. H. Pratt
Indian School
Carlisle
Lne School
Corcelyou
Porter
Europe
Woman's Temple At
Chicago
I. P. Greene
William Jewell College
Liberty
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
E. Hardan
Thie Bank of Libera
Gage County
Chlat
Missouri
Kavisas
Anvy Construction Board
Denver
Construction Bureau
Ui Toledo
Dayton
Nyack
N.Y
James Wilson
Jennie Wilson
Maylon Clark
Zola
Struvsa
Kitchener
Stax Saived
Tuyone
Dreyfus
Srovce
Maychanin
Paris
Peace Congress
Mariana, Caroline and
Palanis Islands
Germany
House of Commons
France
William
Kiel
Halifax
Rigo
Wahoma
Princesa Chimay
Egypt
International Qpace
Tne Hague Bar
Goeland
Cayenne
Dre Paty de
Esterhazy
Pen Picture of Ibsen by Max Bornstein in Munich
A Berlin newspaper profile recalls Henrik Ibsen through Max Bornstein’s memory of their evenings in Munich. The piece notes Ibsen’s solitary walks, precise stage directions, and fierce discipline over personal and dramatic truth. It traces Ibsen’s shift from poetry to prose drama, his early Norse roots, and his evolution into realist drama with works like The Young Men's League. It mentions his 1849 Catalina period, 1863 The Young Men's League, and 1871 prose poems, plus his lifelong belief that the state oppresses the individual and that revolution aligns with personal freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McPherson
United States Circuit
Fatty
North- Western Life Insurance Company
Chicago
John 8. Hopkins
Peoples Bank
Gilleide
Maysville
DB. Lawrence
Joan B. Summerfield
Henry C. Everdell
Armitage Matthews
New York
D. €. Young
Jersey City
Missouri
State Republican Committee
Merfilam
Census Bureau
Temtulrang
Theg
Alyiston
Harry ‘Fburman
Tarmér
London Mills
Til
Alex Tanjmont
Farmer
New ‘On
Baterson
McHenry
Home Hut
Celal
Diplomatie Vireles
Ghief Justice Puller
Justice Brewer
Harrison
Tracy
Cunsel
Paris
Steubenelile, C
Roswell P. Plower
Vite
Buths
Henrik Josen
Munich
Berlin
Max Bornstein
Maximiian Street
Maximilian
Fritderike Gossman
Ibsen
Innis
Nora
Ouyself
Surater
Hedwig
Seti'e
Theen
Grimstad
Ant
Copenhagen
Kins
Iosen
Hig Catalina
Foersom
Shakespeare
Oeblenseberger
Trissa
Thien
Catalina
Heiberg
Royal Theacer
Bening
Bla
Thaen
Young Men’s League
Bsen
Louise Chandler Moulton
Gosse
Wagland
Josef
God
Galling confession over a wheel and a love torn night
Mrs. Thorndyke weeps in the front window as she frets that her hired girl Mary plans to ride with George the plumber on the island wheel and leave her unable to borrow the wheel. Mr. Thorndyke pleads for details, hoping to fix the troubling domestic snarl and share her burden. Brown observed the morning after, prowling wheel stores for prices without further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troll
Philadelphia
Boston
Hargar
Duke of Durham
N.C
Trinity College
Springfeld
Mage Aten
United States
G. N. Wilcoxen
Degatur
Talay
Guilin Rifles
Griffit
Admiral Dewey
President McKinley
Chicago
Federal
Washington
McKinley
H.C. Payne
Wisconsin
Rockford
Carl Hetloff
Poplar Grove
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Linebor
Provident Mutual Relief Association
Hoel Metropole
London
Yonkers
N.Y
Northwestern Plow Association
Northwestern Plow and Implement Association
National Grange Committee
N. J. Batthelder
Concord
N. H
Stae
Mrs. Thorndyke
Mr. Thorndyke
Sean
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Marsh Sirld
News OF the World
Belle Marshal Roloson
R. W. Roloson
Chicago Board of Trade
John C. Gills
Price
Clorouxa
Ime Ag
Aanuc
Manila
Senate
Allison
Congress
Marcus Keapp
Northrop
Ridgefeld Conn
Seaves
James A. Price
Reynolds Post
Grand Army
National Conference of
Reformer
American Line
Manacles
CABLE
J. W. Alfred Cluett
Troy, N- Fy
New York City
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