Ills and loyalties aboard the Sacramento on voyage home
Lieutenant Stuyvesant recovers aboard the Sacramento as Miss Marion Ray and the Red Cross band endure seas and social strains. Two wounded soldiers recall their car fire ordeal and Murray’s fate while Captain Butt finally contemplates inviting the nurses to the bridge as a gale traps the passengers.
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Stuyvesant
Blackguard
Murray
Foster
Sacramento
Carquinez
Caps
Mr. Ray
Lieut. Stuyvesant
Mellen
Miss Ray
Sandy
Sturgis
Red Cross
Marion Ray
Dr. Wells
Miss Porter
Mariner
Capt
Butt
Maidie Ray
Mrs. Wells
Stevenson
Marion
Capt. Butt
Maidie
Mal de Mer
Atlantic
Luzon
Old Butt
Manila Bay
the Sacramento
Ladies of the Red Cross
Sacred Bridge
Blue Waters
Sacramento Returns. Corregidor Light Signals Dewey Victory
Passengers aboard the Sacramento glimpse Corregidor lighthouse signaling Dewey’s control of Manila Bay as the cruiser closes on the scene. The dawn sighting of the city’s flag amid a misty horizon hints at a rapid American advance and a dramatic change in the regional balance of power.
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Sacramento
Jil Fraile
Corregidor
Butt
Honolulu
Manila
Aguinaldo
Corregidor Island
Manila Bay
Old City
Democracy's Desperation Over Cleveland's 1904 Nomination
The New York World and other Democratic papers weigh the case for Grover Cleveland's possible 1904 nomination. They note objections such as a third term ban, Western opposition, his age, and the Bryan ticket tie to 1896, yet press the argument for his candidacy.
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Cleveland
New York World
Bryan
Bond Syndicate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Woold
Gorman versus Cleveland in Democratic Leadership Clash
The piece notes Cleveland newspapers struggle to attack Senate leader Gorman while Cleveland leaders contort party harmony. It recalls mutual distrust between Cleveland and Gorman, with some papers blaming Gorman for tariff reforms and the Wilson bill, in a tense intra party battle.
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Cleveland
Senator Forman
Senate
Democratic Party
William Denings Bryan
Senator Gorman
Indianapolis Journal
Springfield
Mass
Gorman
Clevelland
Wilson
Gorman-Wilson
Springfield Republican
Mckinley
Indiana
Maryland
Wilson Tlariff
Cleveland 1904 bid discussed by press and rivals in 1903
The piece analyzes possible Democratic nominees including Cleveland while noting opposition from Bryanites and the party’s reformers. It cites forecasts of electoral votes, the age and health of Cleveland, his world’s fair dedication in St. Louis, and implied strategies to nominate him in 1904.
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Gorman
Shepard
Parker
Olney
Cleveland
Grant
Bryan
Roosevelt
West
Watterson
Princeton
White House
William Henry Warrison
Jarrison
St. Louis
Figures And Foreshadowed Phrases On Bryan And Labor
Ex president Cleveland joins an advisory group while Bryan remains a political force despite saying he may not run. Analysts note campaign fundraising, party leadership hints, and a wave of strikes tied to wage growth and profits.
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Bryan
Washington Star
Cleveland
Albany Journal
Col
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jones
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
Dryan
Chicapo Record-Herald
Indianapolis Journal
Bright Eyes Birthday Ball
In a verse from Marian Isabel Worrell in Cagsell's Little Folks the Mouse family plans a birthday ball for Bright-Eyes with Mrs Mouse arranging everything. A cat named Moss interrupts with a loud cry causing panic and the little mouse Bright-Eyes to retreat in fright.
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Mrs. Mouse
Mr. Mouse
Mr. Mousie
D Bright-Eyes
Moss
Pussycat
Marian Isabel Worrell
Cagsell
Largest captive bear in Golden Gate Park San Francisco
The article describes Monitre, a colossal captive grizzly in Golden Gate Park San Francisco. Captured in the Sierra Nevada mountains by an experienced hunter, the bear was presented to the city and placed in a steel cage. Estimated weight near 1200 pounds, the creature enjoys baths in a water-filled iron box and spends time swimming.
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San Francisco
Monitreh
Monnreh
Monarel
Ingenious Boys Drawer and Shelf Game Plans
Instructions describe a DIY game storage piece for a child's room with three hoard pieces and two drawer boards forming a shelf. Details cover cutting end pieces, corner supports, brads, game balls, brass rod and curtain, bronze brackets, and the construction method shown in two cuts. A separate anecdote about a Pittsburg doctor and a nervous patient ends with a billed remittance quip.
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Washington Star
Flightless Birds Stir Naturalists Across Oceans
The Kansas City Star reports a newly found flightless water fowl on the Galapagos island Albemarle and recalls flightless species worldwide. It notes the Galapagos cormorants and a rare New Zealand notornis, recounts Great Auk extinction and egg values, and describes the historical hunting and preservation of such birds.
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Calapagos
Albemarle Island
Oferra Firma
Mege Group
Charles
Chatham Islands
Mendon
Sam
Coullog
New Zealand
British Museum
Dresden
He Mainkind
Manimadus
London
Muni Island
Funk Island
Newfoundland
Kansas City Star
Owl in Central Park Receives Featherless Protection
A valuable owl in the Central Park menagerie in New York has lost all its feathers for unknown reasons. It will be supplied with trousers and claw coverings to protect it from the cold.
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Central Park
New York
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J. B. Lippincott Co
Democratic Organa
Harmony Flats
Mr. Tiryan
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Queanton
Golden Gate Park
Yook
Pittsburg
Eenador
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