United States reorganizes forces amid Caribbean turmoil
Telegrams in Brief report on Negros and Wake Island sessions as U S forces in the Philippines and Cuba reorganize. Naval officers, rebels, and police clashes yield casualties. discussions cover disbandment motions, pay backlogs, and the telegraph network in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Strong references to General Miles, Captain Wheeler, and Spanish relations.
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Negros
United States
Wake Island
Clin
Sheinky
Manths
Havant Police
Favana
Aguinihld
Spain
Joseph Wheeler
Suetage
Lavin
Aschanemy
Rene Aeibsssadoy
Masia
Mion
Wade Court of
Meg
Wells Guillen
Manila
Ben As Weyer
Tom
Cuba
Young
Minnesota Regiment
Kergely
Pillarios
Annie
Taguig
Lasiye
Gen. Greeley
Signal Corps
Porto Rico
Hetle
Damaged 1912 items show varied local and national notes
Fragmented notices mention wheat damage salt policy in Salt Lake City deaths of Dr John Schauber and George Lyons, political races and cabinet reshuffles, a New York flu trap hotel crusade, a $10 000 oyster dealers combine, arrests in Kansas, Yale leadership, and a fatal Omaha fire amid other scattered items.
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Salt Lake City
John Schauber
Jolius
Moses Gage Leonid
Harvard
George L.yons
Ob Decutsar
Arbuckles
Sugar Trust
Nina
Hall Ada
Memillan
Lanidin
Matthew Mills
Chicago
Yale
A. Rion
Horace Porter
Puri
California
United States
Omaha
Tommy Ryan Unsbees
Dan Creedon
Gerall Lapines
Abducted Person Found in Ohio Amid China Shop of News
A long string of disparate items appears in this OCR dump noting an abducted individual found in Ohio, a spike then drop in American sugar prices, deaths in Milton Turneston Wise and other locations, political appointments, crimes, disasters, and various civic notes. The fragmentary text mentions Bryan, Hastings, Reed, explosions, fires, and other scattered headlines with no single cohesive event.
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Ohio
Isac Parsons Morgan
Milton Tuneston
Wise
J. C. Plumb
Feading
West
Milton
Wi. Jennings Bryan
Bureau of
Amortein
John Db
McCrim
Ie Mechaeth Kansas
Chay
Hopiine
Conds
Lookuil Upen
Reed
Widacahs
Chirag
Sid Alfred’ Galual
New York
Sontrle
Exaarky
Peel
Nabey A. Gulifond
Ko Whikh
Augen
United States
Seonce
Alay
Bum
Mississippi
Acdkansas
Ieiwe Pessons
Conny
Anil
War Department
Army
Cissy Jostas
Ahite
Howellery
Assis
Alin Mighy
Adkathi Tri
Thor Sr Aug
Windsor
Kansas City
Honduras
Guatemala
Isanos Imamifesto
Sippost
Wharton-Kolmelly
Patrick Grady
Sterting
Jennis McAuley
San Francisco
Stillwater City
Thomas Lowry
G. Goodrich
Hepburn
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Gorwyner Stowe
Quay
Lavinia Dempsey
Order of Holland Dames
Order of St. Catherine of Mt. Sinai
Prince
Guy de Lusignan
Paris
Martha Place
Ol Bing
Ida Place
Elm
Unites
New Jersey
Cinclanati
Rube
Isaac M. Wise
Cinginmaat
Prent
Foreign Affairs and Crises Stir London Headlines
The London press reports a range of diplomatic and political upheavals. Conventions between Britain and France over Nile matters, and tensions with China over cosmopolitan settlements, dominate. Reports note the demolition of a tomb to deter pilgrimages, illness and mortality in government circles, and a nobleman’s lavish London residence as entertainment. Western Africa hostage cases and a suspected London murder add to a turbulent, interconnected international scene.
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Eles
Grok Wrilain
France
Nile Valley
London
Teale
Grisser
Talbot Ursiyoc
England
Baron Kersehell
Whilington
Ant Wnepess
Marlborough
Whit
Cissie Tortus
Ten Tipss
West Africa
Briesenich
Levlin
London July Chronicle
al Landers
War danger cited in Tranavail crisis and Spain treaty moves
In Parliament Joseph Chamberlain warned of real danger in the Tranavail situation with no immediate ultimatum. Spain's queen regent signed a decree empowering Jules Cambon to represent Spain in treaty exchanges with the United States. The U S Philippines commission met in Manila and pledged to publish a plan urging inhabitants to disarm and cooperate for good government.
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Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Spain
Jules Cambou
Washington
United Stats
United States Philippines Commission
Manila
Mechanics and Invention at the Expo Explore Belting and Copper Castings
The article surveys belt drives at an expo, noting tighter belts and heavy tensioners cause wear and failure, while new gaslit caps from the Chicago Tribune source promise stable, high weight support. It highlights Western Electric Company advances in pure copper castings with 99.22 percent conductivity and Summers’ work, plus a Newark inventor’s fuel paste that forms a stable alcohol solid for storage.
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Colice
Lange
Mit
Chicago
Mens
Electiig
Bertrand S. Summers
Washington
Bammers
Newark
New York
Scientifc
Prof
Wewsz
Copper Sheathing and Unusual Inventions Highlight 19th Century Industry
The article describes experiments in ship hull protection with copper sheathing to prevent pitting and corrosion, the use of vacuum techniques by Crookes, and innovations to prevent water contamination and damage. It also notes the first shipment of 1,000 bales of lowly packed cotton from Charleston to Genoa, praising ease of handling and reduced waste and fire risk in dense cotton bales.
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Crookes
Ivan
Gew Lowry
Remarkable Catarrh Cure Advert from 1898
A spring promotion touts a catarrh cure with testimonials from Miss Dade Stegvunim and S. Yoder praising Peruna. Letters claim success for stomach trouble and general debility, urging readers to begin treatment now despite winter delays. Columus Ohio manufacturer cited.
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Dade Stegvu
Chicago
Columbus
Stegeman
Vatarrh Uook
Addr
Perveng Drug Manufatturing Co
Ohio
Florida and Porto Rico as tropical fruit gardens
A passage extols Florida and Porto Rico as integral U S. territories where diverse tropical and semi tropical fruits thrive on prepared ground. It contrasts northern views with a vivid sensory note on fruit flavors and the island’s edible riches, reflecting Harper's Weekly style.
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California
Porto Rico
United State
Harper’s
Long life trends in clergy, Quakers, and civil servants
An 19th century note surveys longevity among groups stating Quakers tend to live longer, while Methodist clergymen show higher mortality. It links annual life expectancy to low worry, cites civil service pensions, and notes most deaths occur between 3 and 6 a.m. with peak accidents ages 25 to 40.
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Grant
Aingioash Magazine
Tiny Beetle That Escapes Enclosure Fails To Stay Put
A curious entomology tale follows a beetle known for chewing through any barrier. Captured by Mr Deupy, it escaped boxes, holes, and even a glass cage, drilling its way free and returning to the world beyond, defying confinement in multiple experiments.
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Gurtons
Enon
Deupy
Baeck
Mexico
Browne and Towne Interview Spark Brainy Reputation
Browne notes how the congressman earned a reputation as a brainy man after an interview with a bright reporter in Brooksville. The account highlights curiosity, wit, and perceived intellect shaping public perception.
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Browne
Towne
Brookisnlle
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