Transport secretary arrival and Philippine news from Marshfield
Active preparations unfold in the Philippines as Admiral Dewey and top U S officials weigh self government for Cuba and Porto Rico. Reports note battles, troop movements, and diplomatic exchanges while European observers scrutinize Rhodes Kruger and Transvaal politics.
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Juan
Porto Reo
Admiral Dewey
Porto Rico
Peruane
Lea
Muygna
War Department
Santiago Metas Vegas
Cuba
Mastino Comex
Gabsmnet
Morro Castre
Apuezo de Cuba
Santiago
Sampson
Boston
Warmac
Paris and World News Stir International Crises
Paris newspapers urge Dreyfus pardon while threats to boycotts loom over the Paris exposition. Venezuela's revolution grows, Kruger presses wartime laws, and South Africa faces diplomacy with Britain. Reports cite new judiciary in Porto Rico, floods and harvests, and ongoing political turmoil across Europe and the Americas.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Andradeus
Venezuela
New York
Kruger
Fotam
South Alten
Luis Yee
Jiminez
Santo Deringo
Wold
Petye Paper Money
Sanco
New South Wales
Vitoria
Americin
Robert G. Ingersoll
Wellman
America
London
Transvaal
Cape
Great Britain
Valksraad
Pretoria
Scandal and royal praise tied to Uncle Sam tale
A fragmented verse piece rails at a scandal and insult to the throne while praising national unity. It attacks a figure likened to a royal king and invokes Yankee anthems, with sharp lines about factions and a warning from the eagle. The author names Bayard William Dutcher as a source.
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Sam
Bayard William Dutcher
End the War: Congress to Decide Philippine Government
President Schurman suggested Congress establish a form of government for the Philippines. He noted the archipelago’s 60 plus languages and tribal diversity, urging a centralized yet adaptable system under U.S. sovereignty to maintain peace and order. He argued national honor and obligation require decisive action and home rule within a supervised framework.
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Ithaca
Schurmn
Associated Press
Antrios
Armodsé
Torneo
Celebes
Mougluns
Luzon
Mipala
United States
Archipelago
Europe
Spain
Philippine
Nacional
Sehurtoda
Congress
Islands
Etter Sul
Philippimes
Thia
Anguies
Wuld
Nout
Schurman
Manila
Irish Lace Fashions Highlight Tailor Made Costumes
The New York Tribune describes Irish lace fichu and turquoise mousstine accents on a Pale Breen serge gown with a rounded turquoise yoke, short basque, and long skirt trimmed in bands. English and American sailors contrast in shape. London coats push short jackets over bolero styles as versatile adds.
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Walt Noiors
London
America
New Fork Tribune
Stages of the Dreyfus Case Timeline
A condensed, date heavy outline of key moments in the Dreyfus affair. Arrest of Dreyfus in 1894, his degrada tion and life imprisonment, early 1895 public degradation, 1896 mutterings and Picquart investigations, 1897 Zehn that Dreyfus innocence is alleged, Esterhazy ties and Henry forgery, several cabinet changes, Zola’s involvement, and the eventual 1899-1900 legal shifts leading to renewed attention on revision and Rennes court-martial.
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Dreyfus
Dee
Devil
IM. Castelin
Chamber of Deputies
Picquart
War Office
Anc
Africa
M. Schewrer-itestner
Senate
Mathien Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Pari
Meline
Brisson
Mo Cavalgnav
M. Cavaignac
Henrys
Picquart Erie
M. Brisson
Offecia
Justice
Zurlinden
Aut Iinden
Ranier
Trevisian Reg Court of Cassation
Cunnolge
Preyeines
Heb, MW
Exiegfin
Marie Court of Caseation
M. de Freycinet
Ani Igsue Evedei
My Kran
Jyne
Court of Cassation
Rennes
Golann
Diony
Tyne
Waldeck-Rousseau
General de Geulifet
Tomato and onion preserves recipe and misc notes
A fragment from the Boston Globe describes a tomato and onion layered preparation with vinegar salt and spices, left overnight then cooked in kettles with sugar and muslin wrapped spice. It notes a general method for preserving and bottling. The item also mentions the Hoo Hoos voting to hold their next annual convention in Dallas on Oct 9 1900 and Capt George W Lock being elected snark of the universe.
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Boston Globe
Dallas
Tex
George W. Lock
Lake St. Charles, la
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