Magoon as Cuba Governor and the World of Law
A historical look at Charles E. Magoon, rising from country lawyer to provisional governor of Cuba, shaping law for the zone. The piece discusses international law, common sense as a governing tool, Platt amendments, and U S policy shifts following 1898. It notes Magoon's unique historic position amid American imperial tasks and the personalities guiding wartime governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles EL Aragoon
Cuba
Mazoou
Spain
The Judge Magyar Chronicle and Its Legal Echoes
A fragmentary tale of interest focuses on Judge Magyar and his orbit in Washington Nebraska and beyond. It traces Magyar's legal career, his influence on civil government under military rule, and the broader implications for law and policy as discussed by observers, with mentions of Secretary of State and Lincoln connections. The piece teases a developing plot and the questions surrounding Magyar's role in shaping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacithen
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Synestonia
Ain
Weehdejohn
Nebraska
Hle
Lincoln
Macon
Jie
Pitner
Mr. Maseon
Vince Tages
Pacrera
Magyar
Sven
Mamoon
Washington
Mets
Pennsylvan 4
Magia
Bryan
Nebraska State Guard
Kan
Washirston
Tory
Marenn
Washinston
Masocon
New York
State Department
Magan
Magoon's Rise in Latin America and Cuba Policy
Governor Magoon, appointed by President Roosevelt, shaped U S policy in Cuba Panama and the Latin American sphere. He earned praise for legal work during occupation and for handling Yellow Fever issues while Congress and press noted his tact and affability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana Mma
Tnele Sain
Canal Zone
Paniuima
United States
Sam
Tle
Munaina
Khas
Panama
Magoon
Republic
Ane
Roosevelt
Appoin Bun
Faeen
Haowas Porin
Washington
Iit I
Peonut
Maroon News
Cuba
Tae Republc
Taitel
Lincola
Neb
Dutte
Charles
Roberts
The Nerutzs of the Snowtiale
An old tale unfolds in a rural setting where a mysterious visitor from New York seeks milk at a cabin. Theresa recalls snowy scenes and divine reflections amid hardship and strange gifts.
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Nerutzs
Tee von Anew Nog
Fae Norte
Tose Heavilf
Gortiy
Dhaieter
Tess
Tashiming
Theresa
Rons
Bullfight on Massilia Steamer Spirited Bulls Terrorize Deck
Passengers on the Italian steamer Massilia endure a hurricane as six bulls roam the hurricane deck. Officers use revolvers to drive the animals back while passengers plead for safety. Two passengers die in the chaos and a cousin of President McKinley is reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilia
New York
Murl
Avi
Carfaran Pal
Tazother
Bomb Sorting Humors and a New York Letter on Cannon Balls
A New York poet reports a curious note from a friend tied to a Hatun copper firm about steel balls imported from Germany for machinery. Authorities seized steel balls mistaken for bombs during a Kaplan shop search but proved they are for mechanical use. two old cannon balls prompted a government analysis. The piece notes the incident is closed for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuwing
Dolaght
Condre
Manchn
New York
Hatun
RusMin
Transil
Germany
Custom House
Bowds
Kaplan
Samira
Black Sea
Shaw rejects death test for drama in Doctor's Dilemma
London interview notes G B Shaw dismissing William Archer's death on stage dictum as a cheap test. He says death is not the measure and that life matters, though he promises pathos and tears in The Doctor's Dilemma with a damp theater and crowds sniffing as the fourth act provokes rheumatic reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G B Shaw
W William Archer
Shaw
Death
New York Sun
Afr
London
Red Haired Office Boys In Demand At Chicago Press
A garbled 19th century clipping reports Chicago publishers seeking red haired office youths for jobs, with a chaotic mix of fashion notes and stray anecdotes about hats, New York trimming, and era customs. Names and places are inconsistently rendered, but the piece centers on a shortage of suitable office boys and a peculiar fashion tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joolesenisl Sheppard Company
Tepoutly
Menager Cady
New York
Europe
Jan Muar
Mus
Enormous Wheat Crop of the 101 Ranch in Oklahoma
The 101 Ranch in Oklahoma expects a record wheat crop this year with about 175000 bushels from nine thousand acres of wheat on seventy thousand acres total. Fourteen harvesters operate across fields aided by many drivers, wagons, and support teams as workers sleep in the fields and eat at the ranch tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101
Oklahoma
101 Ranch
Atables
Joe Miller
Calla
Miller Ranch
Mammoth 101 Ranch Wheat Crop and Livestock Report
The 101 ranch operates a large leased tract from Ponca lords, producing about 150000 bushels of grain yearly and 5000 tons of prairie hay with 8000 tons of alfalfa hay. It supports 15000 cattle and 3000 hogs, managed by Joe Miller and Zach with George handling office communications. They cultivate 200 acres of 101 land this year and grow watermelons, with cotton trialed.
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Poncadimns
Joe Miller
Alec
Ponce Fongus
Nort Ja
Zach
George
United States Coal and Jong Distance
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Charles E. Magoon
Oriental Archipelago
Comnion
Nobodr
Iaid
Charles E. Maguus
Mura
Ely
Pyppines
Hho
Fats Niancial Commission
Agian
McGeoon
Erga
Panama Manal
White House
Dianio Panamsé
Mann
Napoleon
France
Rostey
Maine Woods
Nils
New York City
McKintey
Lary Orr
Sarah G Molier
President McKinks
Mar Chats Miller
Span War Veterans
Majer Mer
Ted Sandy
Taft
Tynes
Trroyal
Royal Baking
J A. Williamson
Frederick
J. L. Broadhead
Clanton
Ala
Sat
Tate
Chattaneega
Tenn
Dunn
Baltimore, Md
Ste Weta
Pru
Rey
Thom
C. J. Dunn
Baltimore
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