The United States and Cuba Policy in Question
The article surveys the U S role in Cuba, noting the May 20 pledge and the long, costly intervention. It cites a Philadelphia Press verdict on conquest, detailing insurgent forces at 30,000, Spanish reinforcements, ravaged sugar plantations, and a collapse in trade and agriculture while yellow fever and mortality soared.
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Cuba
United States
Philadelphia
Spain
Iss
Agrivaliere
Jnogles
Island Freed By US Aid Described In Victory Proclamation
The document lauds the insurgent government as dissolved and praises wide reforms. It reports hotter orders, the exclusion of yellow fever, revived education, restored credit, reequipped sugar plantations yielding 685000 tons, and full agricultural revival. It proclaims debt relief, security, independence, and US guaranteed administration for Onuba, with liberation to hand over to Cuban people.
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Onba
Penoa
Onuba
United States
Contempory comments on public affairs and culture
Containing a collage of quotes and urban notions from Cumberland News, Baltimore American, Baltimore News, Easton Gazette, and Baltimore Herald. Topics range from gossip to bicycle fad, legislative fights over oyster bills, and a humorous exchange about beauty and hog meat, noting Maryland culture and regional pride.
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Baltimore American
Maryland
Kentucky
Easton Gazette
Esuass
the Gazette
Talbos
Baltimore Herald
Mirthful Quotes From Old Newspapers
Minutes of merriness from Brooklyn Life Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press Chicago News and Philadelphia Bulletin share playful quips. A cross-eyed bicyclist rushes a street crossing and a sheep buyer questions wool quality. Wordplay includes a joke about commas and a Chinaman’s laundry sign Waono Lung.
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Brooklyn
Moments With The Muse Principis Poem Fragment
Fragmented verse reflects on pebbles cast into a vast sea of time and impact. It muses on faint ripples reaching a distant shore and the enduring musical soul of creation, quoted from a Boston publication as attributed source.
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Chanesce Ovsue
Boston
A Valuable Medicine For Coughs And Colds In Children
An old advertisement-like fragment describes a medicine for children with coughs and colds. It mentions various brand names and physicians, with unclear dosage and usage notes. The text blends product claims and medical suggestions, reflecting early 20th century patent remedy language.
County Correspondence from tomar Aboutville
Local items mention moves and visits across Oreagerstown Oak Hill and Rockville. Mr Harry Stall relocates to Mrs Hull s house near Oreagerstown. Various visits include Mrs J Delaplane Mrs Effle Kolb Mrs Ada Fox and Mr Raymond Anders with his bride visiting relatives. Community notes cover schooling plans and local business moves.
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Basiuel D. Fox
Keyeville
Edgewood area grows with new school and electric road
Rocky Springs notes Edgewood’s development after the new schoolhouse, with plans for an electric road to High Knob and a possible village. Local moves include Fox relocating near Edgewood, Burger renting opposite the school, and various spring farm shifts. Church services and Easter events are reported alongside a well attended sale of William Phebus’s personal property.
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Rocky Springs
Edgewood
High Knob
Charles E. Fox
John Correll
Harry ¥. Burger
J.edward Biaer
Wmn. F. Main
Crabb
Mitchell
Lorth
Saab
Doug
Boblitz
S J Dutrow
New Market
John Williams
Emmitsburg
Dorasy
Anne Russell
Pennsylvania
Darty
Wrekly
Edgar T. Mercer
Rezin Bennett
E Corner
Mt Airy
Foster Place
Braddock Ceremonies and Local Moves Highlight Sunday
Rev. A Hedges preached a notable sermon at Braddock on Sunday afternoon followed by holy communion as a large crowd gathered. Local residents including Oropise, Bleer, Grove, Remeburg, Akers, Baumgardner, Turner, Mercer and Klein announced moves to neighboring properties and rebuilding efforts. Locust larvae were found at Rocky Springs signaling upcoming seventeen year locust emergence. In Barkhamsted a 54 year old woman shot her mother and herself amid mental distress. the mother survived, the daughter remains critically ill.
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Braddock
A. Hedges
Bagster Lilies
Palma
Oropise
Braddock Heights
Mt. Pleasant
Bleer
Frederick
Oronise
Chas. W. Grove
D. Gibbon
Samuel Remeburg
Grove
Murton Akers
Brachey
Edward Baumgardner
Klein
William Turner
Panpel
Ladiesburg
Eugene Mercer
Williams
Zalia Summers
George Summers
Plessant
Jesse Klein
Ladienburg
Samuel Klein
Fabroey
Hiram Falmer
J. Roger McSherry
Annie Houghy
Baltimore
Ida EZ
Rocky Springs
Barkhamsted
Conn
Misssie D. ‘Richards
Emily Richards
Diaz Opens Spring Session of Mexican Congress
President Diaz opened the spring session of the Mexican congress last evening as the Indian appropriation bill carrying 9 415 339 was reported to the United States senate yesterday. The Point Breeze Driving Park in Philadelphia was sold at auction to Anthony J. Hirst for 41 600. A safe at Lititz Pennsylvania belonging to the Bear and Long Coal and Lumber Company was blown open and securities valued at 33 000 taken. The Peaskee Gaulbert Paint and Varnish Co warehouse in Louisville Kentucky burned yesterday causing losses around 200 000.
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Diaz
Point Breeze
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Hirst
United States Senate
Bear & Long Coal and Lumber Company
Lititz
Peaskee- Gaulbert Paint and Varnish Co
Louisville
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Ohio
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Detroit
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New York
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Prince Henry
Chicago News
Sellera
Waono Lung
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cramer
Dane
Emibo
Ceden
A. Pescre
Tomar
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Misa May
Oreagerstown
Millard Hoffman
Creagerstown
Harry Anders
Woodsboro
Clarissa Anders
John Pittinger
Emma Pittinger
Dessie Shryock
Norma Trout
Annie Dutrow
Rockville
Misa Mabel Dorsey
Washington
Zadoo Dove
Dove
Miss Rush
Paris
Texas
Rose Armatropg
Bessie Thompson
Boyd's
George H Lamar
Idaho
W. Msgruder
Travilah
Teachers' Institute
Snonffer
Potomac
H.C. Alnut
John T. Vinson
Herring
Hanover
Vinson Bros
Misa Edith Byrne
Boyds
Mrs. Austin
Glen Hoho
May Kintz
Daysville
This County
Amy Shook
J W. Evans
Patapsco
Carroll County
Samael Kipe
Mustings
Mill Haven Bethel
Wm. BE. Carey
Clarence Griffith
Montgomery County
Lysander Etchison
Mr. Hall
Mt. Plessant
Kate D.fox
Misa Nora Holsinger
Caroline County
Fiorence Brown
Westminster
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
John Utz
Percy Kelly
W.S. Norris
Utz
C. EB. MccWinnle
W. Downey
Samuel Bevard
C. J. Poole
John D. Esder
B. D. Hobb
Jesse Kelly
J. M.shawbaker
E. D. Smith
Kemptown
Lee Thompson
L O. Willis
Jesse Bartall
Rameburg
John Kelly
Roy Smith
M. P Trayers
J. Dee
Zihar Faste
Charles Riges
James Griffeh
H. Smith
John D. Hammons
Lysander Eichinand
I. W. Harber
Paria
Chicazo
New Orleans
CG. N. Hauer
Hezzie Boteler
Bronscheck
Alavacie
Wm. Anderson
Apridiw
P.O
Frederick, Ad
Lima
Mizdir
Freerick
Converse
Siren
Prewiler Polish Co
Collingswood
Fasalecturine Co
Catien
Aphis
C. A. Rogers
SuecLepstown Station
Meagu
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Mikers
mSedor
Chas
Marisdr
Nemh Market Shadjoining
Aér& Son
East Serond
Janie Hamm
West
Pose
Market Street
Kk. M. Biser
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Thomas N. Harwood
É Geo WM. Smith
Migdet
Orphana’ Court
Mary Helen Schley
Yousbars
Hichard P. Robb
Midds
Paxecutrix
Matilda Nusbaum
Matilda Hoffman
Richard P. Ross
Baltimore & Frederick Electric Railway Company
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Raway Company
Frank H. Callaway
North Liberty Street
Balimore
Freperics
Saginas Inettrerion
Freverics
Centra, National Bank
Central National Bank of
Balday
Frederick County Ee
William B. Storm
Notmoe
Frederick City Lime Company, Limited
Lewis W. Meerling
East Patrick Street
Mega
Union Manufacturing Company
East Patrick St
David Lowenstein
Johnasor
Potts
Court Street
Idir
Jomvexanong
Eamilton Lindsay
Jefferson Pike
Charlies W. Reeder
West Patrick Street
Nis
Lonnee
Porsiic Sale
Saturda
Yarner
Jobn W. Table Lime and Stone CO
Frederick, Ma
Blentlinger
Thames
Patrick Streat
Besant & Enott
F.E
California
Eichelberger's
West Fourth Street
Frederic& County Phone
Landis
North Market Street
Sterlinz
Dueber Hampden
Elgin
Waltham
N. Market St
Market St
N.R
D. Mantz
Barket St
Frederick City
Don
Cardes & Bro
Jani
Burser” Art Gallery
Fisher All Binds
C. Dorgiatt
Statemet
Etna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
ARETE
Poliesold
Forre
Meryland
Mars
Lewes
Mary Os
Barthorp
Irsarate
Aidrea
Manazeras
Aibson
Mane
Mcck
Wax Dynze & Eaton Co
Three Musketeers
Lorraine
Rome
Fred Stansfield
Della Wilson
O Lle
Clark
Broulne
Yeakle’s
OK Sale
Appisio
T.P. Haugh
P. Troxell
Aids
Frank Schroder
East Pabusk Street
MecCardell
Wachter
Backeystown Station
Wm. C. Boteler
Wn. C. Boteler
John Gomber
Eidith St
C. Waters
Haw
Kolb Bros
North Market St
Bentz Street
Joseph G
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Mazodte
Daniel Beniz
Raniel Beate
Unior Manufacturing Company
Moat
Wilcoxon
North Berkat Sa
Mrsa
R. Morsell
the News
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Baltimore & Duie
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Cumberland
Havers
Battimore
Statens
Barper
Farry
Indianapolis
Pittsboro
Chicara
Nan
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Cincinneti
St. Louis
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Bnelphia
New
Pelimore
Wieal la Orcepl
Waal Barertosa
Winchester
Wey Stone
Pittebure
Wheeling
Folladelphis
Cincinnati
Pittebare
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Mt Atrisoe
Baltimora
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Sanday
Winchester Barerstown
Wey
Beltimers
T. M. Sanday
Baltixsis
Xork
St. Low
Giorlonati
Philadelphis Washington
Meercept
Warktspa Way
Paliadetum
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