Roosevelt signals more chance for Cuban self rule
President Roosevelt tells cabinet and visitors that American actions in Cuba aim to restore order and protect interests with no annexation motive. He states Cubans should be given another chance at self government and that Congress will not be called to address the Cuban issue unless extraordinary conditions arise. Governor Magoon of the Panama Canal Zone is to be appointed provisional governor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Panama Canal Zone
Funston
Troo
Washington
Roosevelt
Knox
Foraker
Cuba
United States
congress
Charles E. Magoon
Panama canal sone
Taft
Beekman Winthrop
Porto Rico
Magoon
Philippine Islands
Philippine Commission
islands
Winthrop
Cubs willontinue
war department
Frederick Funston
Cuoa
Roottes heen
Colon
Khnen
state department
Helena
Cubs
Camp Columbia
Querra
provisional government
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Guerra
Del Castilian
Palma
Matansao
Matanzaa
Benor
Rego
Campo Florido
Setor Palme
Matanzas
Cardenas
Manuel Florente
Palmas
Valmar
Bayamo
Santiago
Cost of Paint and Wise Choices in House Painting
The article argues the paint cost is small compared to labor and time. It warns against using inferior paint and advocates old fashioned white lead and linseed oil as a durable, economical option.
Lewis White Lozenge Paint Ad Excerpt
Lewis white loz4 is pure and made by the Old Dutch Process. Painters of value to the house owner are found in our booklet. Send for it JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO. 231 S. Front St Philadelphia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO
S. Front St
Philadelphia
Hughes Named for Governor Amid Cuba Crisis
Charles Evans Hughes, 44, Yale and Brown educated, named by New York Republicans for governor as Taft and Roosevelt debate Cuba policy. The story covers U S plans, military moves, and possible successors in Cuba, including Magoon and Winthrop, with Palms departure and Paris reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
hin guccean
David C. Hughes
Glens Malla
Brown university
Columbia Law
Mob Violence Shrinks Jail in Mobile Lynching Tensions
A mob in Mobile, Alabama, attacked the jail seeking to lynch a 17 year old Black suspect in the assault of Ruth Sossaman. Sheriff Powers warned the crowd, police fought back with gunfire, and the prisoner was moved eight miles up the Mobile Ohio line. The incident follows a spate of attacks on white women, heightening regional fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Roy Hoyle
Mobile & Ohig
fater
Alderman Bidney
ounell
haing
aow
Drc. Robins & young negro
Ruth
Blount Sossaman
Ukea
Sossaman
Sherif Patch
Sheriff Powers
ridora
Hoyle
Lyons
Alderman Lyons
Robinson
atill
Jenks
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
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Associated Preas
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PATRIOX STEEDTS
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Olaf
Rockefalier
Cleveland
Misa Beulah M Rudd
Willam C. Rudd
John D Rockefeller
Edward A. Roberts
Kenmore
N.Y
Mra Roberts
Mary A Rockefeller Rudd
Chicago
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Omaha Packing company
Armour & Co
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McNeil & Libby
Justice Sheldon
packera
Ralph Crews
Zanesville
som boys
William Charnetsky
Harry
Woodbury
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Cooper hospital
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Racine
Wisanya
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