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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1898
Page
2
Exchange mentions guns and moral fashion in Madrid
An item links machine guns on borders and a hash to recent moral dress in Madrid. It notes Spain leaning toward America with pesetas and dollars and mentions Paris exposition 1900 with U.S. interest, while Lonoke Tennessee reports local girls wearing star spangled shirtwaists.
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France
Spain
America
New York Paper Honors Bastille As Comfortable Site
A New York newspaper asserts the Bastille was largely comfortable, and extends that view to the Black Hole of Calcutta, arguing it should receive a favorable, thorough assessment.
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New York
Calcutta
Married Notices In Quiet Column Gain Prominence
A single column in the newspaper keeps marriage announcements modest in size despite wartime, while June brides treat the notices as celebratory items that appear larger to readers.
Chicago Mule Runs Afoul of Scorcher, Hospitalized
A mule on a Chicago street was knocked to the hospital after a severe heat wave or scorcher. The animal reportedly resisted being pushed aside by a bicycle and fought back.
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Chicago
Pneumatic Feet Pledge to Ease Bump of Artificial Legs
A scientific exchange notes artificial legs will use pneumatic feet to reduce impact on the body during walking. The forecast suggests improved comfort and mobility, while hinting at new progress in prosthetic design.
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Lovera
Frank Leslie
Monthly
Lissa
Chili
Ident Balmaceda
Lynch
Condell
Arived
Valparaso
Paris Press Shifts Tone as Americans Boycott Mills
In Paris, American boycott spreads among men milliners and dressmakers prompting Paris paper managers to adjust coverage. Paris press begins to soften stance, signaling a more friendly tone amid the evolving business frictions.
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Paris
Dewey Cocktail Colors Arouse Color Blindness Question
The Boston Herald notes a red white and blue drink made of red raspberry juice white maraschino and blue creme guette and muses about potential color blindness concerns following consumption though no clinical link is stated.
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The
Boston Herald
Seventy Active Volcanoes Reported in Philippines
The article notes seventy active volcanoes across the Philippine Islands with earthquakes causing yearly tremors and disruption to inhabitants. It mentions lively areas and unsettled conditions affecting residents.
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Philippine Islands
Old veteran label for Civil War heroes debated
The speaker argues that after the present conflict ends another generation of veterans will emerge and should be distinguished from Civil War survivors, suggesting the term veterans for both groups but labeling the 1860s heroes as old veterans to avoid confusion.
War With Spain Signals New U S Military Era
The piece argues the war with Spain marks a new military epoch for the United States with a garrison need of at least 50,000 men and a peace establishment around 70,000, noting every war since the revolution left the nation with a larger army.
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Spain
United States
Washington
Santiago
Philadelphia Record
Quartermaster’s Department
New York
Garcia
Shafter
Cuba
Havana
Watson
Blanco
Salt Lake City
China
Warship Repair Bill Sparks Corruption Comment
A Spanish warship in New York harbor needed machinery repairs costing 250 dollars. The officer ordered an eleven hundred dollar bill to “go around,” prompting a condemnation of corrupt practices and noting spoilage in government.
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New York
The Opportunity and Preparedness Tightrope
The passage argues that current opportunities test many men, especially youths, who mistake chance for preparation. Quiet, steadily trained individuals will seize openings others overlook, proving that true readiness comes from deliberate effort, not waiting for luck.
Town Improvement Club Promotes Work Over Charity Theme
A town improvement club proposes solving pauperism by providing work for the deserving and denying aid to able-bodied adults who refuse to work. A yearly one dollar tax funds flower seeds for students, flower show prizes, and town beautification with shade trees drinking fountains and seating in shady spots.
Curfew for Juvenile Safety Gains Wide Support Across Cities
A revealing overview notes how 300 towns and cities in the United States adopt curfew policies set at 8 pm in winter and 9 pm in summer. Backed by parents and aligned with public morals, the curfew is praised for checking hoodlumism and protecting minors from dangerous influences.
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United States
Gladstone
Memorial Day tribute to Lafayette reinforces Franco-American ties
In Paris at Pic pas Cemetery Americans gathered around Lafayette’s tomb garlanded with flowers and heard a praise-filled sermon from the American ambassador. The scene underscored enduring friendship between the United States and France amid the Spanish American War as Americans honor a foreign patriot who fought for liberty.
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Picpas
Memorial
Paris
Lafayette
America
Ambassador Porter
Fifth Manila expedition sails July 3 and coast news
The fifth Manila expedition is expected to sail July 3. A fire destroyed Antelope Oregon with losses unknown. Bennington sails from San Francisco seeking privateers along the Alaska coast. Judge Garber dies in San Francisco after surgery for an aural abscess.
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Manila
Antelope
Ore
Bennington
San Francisco
Alaska
Eugene R. Garber
Lake Margaret
Soledad
Salinas
New Whatcom
Fairhaven
Vancouver
Republican State Central Committee
Copper River
Victoria
Topeka
Portland
Huht
Superior Court of
Jane L. Stanford
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu
Carlyle Ross
Santa Cruz
Dewey
Oakland
B. C
Klondike
Pacific Mail
San Jose
Otis
Camp Merritt
Pacific
California
Col
Berry
Army Service Corps
Peru
Puebla
Global Dispatches Highlight Europe Asia and Americas
News briefs report medical notes on Admiral Cervera, earthquake alerts in Hayti, and a German Americas appeal for a modern warship. Updates cover Queen Liliuokalani, the Nictheroy condemnation, Red Cross fundraising, and parole rules for imprisoned Spanish officers. Also noted are Chile Argentina arbitration talk, New York bond purchases, Central American politics, legal actions in Chicago, and stock market freight rate tensions amid a large Erie funeral.
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Cervera
New England
Cape Haytien
Hayti
United States
Albert Lieber
Cristobal Colon
Liliouakalani
Honolulu
Nictheroy
Brazil
London
Red Cross Society
Chronicle
Annapolis
St. James Gazette
Chile
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Kuhn, Leeb & Co
Speyer & Co
Santiago
Guatanamo
Baracao
Sagua de Tanamo
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Paris
Esterhazy
M. Emile Zola
M. Perreux
Aurore
Dreyfus
M. Zola
Wind on the Grampian Hills Stalls Perth-North Trains
The Grampian hills wind blows so fiercely that several trains from Perth to the north are brought to a halt. The report notes the contrast between the seasoned wheelnman favoring a long narrow road and the beginner favoring a short wide avenue.
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Grampian Hills
Perth
Wheelnan
Commission plans territorial Hawaii with delegate and local legislature
The American commission on the Hawaiian annexation advocates a full territorial government with a delegate in congress and a local legislature. It backs continuing President Dole as governor and addresses public land elective franchise and fortifications while prioritizing protection of the islands.
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Congress
Dole
Mohave County Arizona Mining Boom Expands
Mohave county sees heightened mining activity with new 100 ton concentrating plant planned by the Tennessee Company and White Hills Company's forty stamp mill running at full capacity. Many mines operate under strong workforce delivering excellent results, marking the district as richly endowed and likely to keep miners busy for years.
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Mohave County
Arizona
Tennessee Company
White Hills Company
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