Cuba Alarmed by U S War Measures in Orien to
June 7 dispatches report U S plans to send up to 5000 troops to Oriente spur unrest in Cuba as rains hinder troop movements and telegraph lines. General Monteagudo may resign amid insurgent actions near Guantanamo and Marianao. President Gomez proclaims loyalty, dismisses sensational reporting, and calls for volunteers. officials arrest suspected rebels as Havana residents rush to bear arms.
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Havana
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
America War Department
Province of
Monteaguds
Oriente
Cuantanamo
Guantanamo
Marianan
Juan Tpcasi
Sarcce
Gomez
Balt
Genera Monteaudo
5000 Men to Land in Cubs and are Washington
The War Department publicized plans for a possible Cuban expedition within hours. A force of about 5,000 would be landed in Cuba within five days if carried out, with transports Idling near Newport News and embarkation points in Georgia and New York. State Department officials stated intervention was remote and the policy remained nonintervention unless the rebellion escalated.
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Washington
Department of Fate
Gore
Cubs
United States
Han
Cuba
War Department
Sth
Phitishers Barracks
New York
Notts Jay
Porter i Xara
17Th Infantry
Wort McPhereon
Atlanta
1Th
Ugtethorpe
Georgia
Dth Field Artillery
Imoun Yai
Fort 1A
Cheyenne
Kilpatrick
McClellan
Summet
Meade
Newport News
Havannah
Tampa
State Department
War ‘Department
Hite
Havanasype
Mrs Blatch Discusses Suffrage Campaign With Kate Carew
Mrs Blatch explains the Votes for Women campaign to Kate Carew as leaders of the suffrage movement view it as eclipsing the race for the presidency. The article notes plans for future actions and current propaganda conditions will be covered in a later piece.
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Votes For Women
Jennings Guilty of Misusing Funds in Bank Scandal
Herbert T. Jennings, president, and Samuel C. Raymond, cashier of Mount Vernon National Bank, were found guilty of willful misapplication of funds. The jury convicted Jennings on all counts and Raymond on all but two, with Raymond's sentence suspended pending clemency. Jennings received six years in the Atlanta Penitentiary and the case traced to real estate schemes and fraudulent notes during a period of bank collapses and financial distress.
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Herbert T. Jennings
Mount Vernon National Bank
Samuel C. Raymond
Jennings
Raymond
Widon Pattle
Jennine
Meyer
Mr. Raththe
Emberant
George
Hutchinson
Holdridge
Mayer
United States District Court
Jensines
Herbert Theodore Jennings
Mount Vernon Ina Bank
Jawyer
Broadway
Mount Vernon
Froadway and
Forty-third Street Building Company
Pitegerald
Cohan-Harris
Wallingford
Durmies
Mount Vernon Bank
John H. Behan
Mtegerartiding
M. BF. Killeen
He Hal) Building Company
42D Street
Weatchester
First National Bank of
Oneonta
Jen Ae
Philip Winghaet
Ure Bank
Unclear Bankers Trust Display Draws Smoke
A fragment describes a smokey display at the Bankers Trust building reaching thirty nine stories high. The tale mentions an ore causing the display confined to the basement heap and rubbish, with references to financiers and a department intervening minutes after arrival.
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Mlkert Trust
Revuetur
Roosevelt foes vow to curb rough house at Chicago coliseum
Reports say Roosevelt supporters planned demonstrations at the national committee hearings in Chicago. Colonel William Flinn and Senator Dixon warned any mob or thug measures would be met with vigorous resistance. Roosevelt, confident of nomination, sent Flinn to oversee matters, while officials sought police protection and orderly conduct.
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William F. Stone
Moyer Marytven
Coliseum
Stone
Moosevelt
Harry 8. New
Todiam
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Newell Snyders
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Colonel Stone
Chiege
Honal Committee
Dixon
Taft Bureau
William Flinn
Pittsbarth
McKinies
George W. Perkins
W York
Chicago
Flinn
McKinley
Willams
Koonevelt
Turieie
George W. Perking
Hoonevelt
Perkins
Willian Flinn
Pittsburgh
Oyster Bay
National Committee
Sena
Shoul
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Flin
Gen J Grant Wilson Sues Daughter for Estate Accounting
Gen J Grant Wilson, aged 80, sues his daughter Mrs Frank Sylvester Henry to compel an accounting as executrix of his late wife Jane Emily Searle Cogswell Wilsons estate. The widow left a trust yielding $2,000 yearly income and a remainder to the daughter, though income from the trust has ceased. The case, filed with Surrogate Cohalan, notes the estate was valued at $44,000 and mentions Wilsons many roles as soldier, author and public figure.
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James Grant Wilson
Edward Vit
Lincoln
Grant T
Washington Irving
Cohalan
Frank Sylvester Henry
Wilson
Jane Emily Searle Cogswell
General Wilson
General
Wilsen
Eney
Harrie
Keng
Mary Istone
H. Nicholson
Admiral Nicholson
Neln A. Mile
Weath
Weat 78Th Street
Ardor
Vico-Pressh
American Society For the Sion of
New York
American Ethnological Society
American Authors’ Guild
City of New York
Tmlus
Grant
Health certificates spark romance and state primary challenge
Miss Anna H Bowen and Gilbert Cutler seek medical inspection before marriage as a local example, while a national contest in the 4th California District targets the state primary law redefining delegate selection. Taft and Roosevelt camps push contrasting platforms, with figures like Butler Root and Burton named for platform drafting.
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Teleerand
The
Tribune
Providence
Anna H. Bowen
Gilbert Cutler
Hoston
Ofice
de W
W. HL Peters
Society of Sanitary and Moral Prophylaxis
New York
Miss Bowen
Roosevelt
California
Oregon
la Follette
North Dakota
Pred Hogue
San Francisco
Taft Executive Committee
National Committee
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Elihu Root
Theodore B. Burton
Volcano Menaces City in Alaska Eruption
Ashes from a distant volcano blanketed Cordova Alaska as loud detonations rattled the region. Reports indicate the Mount Renna or similar peak sent heavy ash over the area with a cloudy sky prevailing throughout the Alaska peninsula. Navy wireless attempts to gather details were hampered by static while the steamship Maripost confirmed hearing the eruption near Cape Hinchinbrook.
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Cordova
Alaska
Condova
Rena
Cook
Navy
Cook Inlet
Maripost
Seattle
Cape St Hias
Cape Hinchinbrook
Alasekia
Volunoes
Man Confesses Theft At Hawt 21 Street Station
Say he confessed petit larceny at Hawt 21 street police station. Orden Kihne a delivery clerk and Sunday school worker was held on a charge after a store detective testified he appropriated women’s underwear valued at a floating hotel. Detectives O’Brien and Barber reported finding the garment on BiMott and the prisoner admitted to the larceny and related theft. He was remanded in night court with $200 bail.
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Orden Kihne
Hawt 21
Hiliott
Arbuckte
O'Brien and Barber
BiMott
BRIDES DODGE THIS LICENSE BY TELEGRAPH
A scrambled local news item from Pottsville reporting a marriage license scare and a police remark about a rush of June brides. It mentions names such as M J Spatanski, Blanche Bobbin, and Josephine Dunn, with unclear details and multiple misprints.
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the Tribune
Pottsville
Penn
Ematt
Puttaville
M. J. Spatanski Exchange
Nanticoke
Blanche Bobbin
Rhenandoah
Maine
Charles Caton
Josephine Dunn
Hawn East
adogyacKville
Roosevelt Contestations Boil as Taft Camp Holds Ground
The Republican National Committee unanimously seated virtually all Roosevelt contesting delegates, excluding only Alabama’s 9th district where Roosevelt had a slight edge. Roosevelt supporters fear a convention stampede and debate whether Roosevelt should attend Chicago, amid internal friction and warnings of political self‑harm.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Frank B. Kellogg
Sam
Sidney Bieber
District of Columbia
Ceci Lyon
Taft
Frank Louden
Victor Rowwater
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Yale-Princeton
Princeton
Pennasivania
Hosmesivania
Mofe
Hudson
Princeton Lower Yard
Sutra Vettes
Mr. Taft
Ormsby McHarg
Montana
Roosevelt Executive Committee
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