Cuba Decree Halts Government Campaigns to Seek Peace
President Palma suspends government military operations after a decree issued on Montaño’s recommendation. Taft and Bacon plan to arrive as negotiations with revolutionists advance, with both sides seeking peaceful settlement without U.S. intervention. Delegations travel to Santiago and Guansay to press talks amid looming threats of dynamite.
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Old-fashioned Paint That Lasted Generations
The article praises pure white lead and pure linseed oil as the basis of durable paint. It argues that paint made from these two ingredients remains as good today as in the past, with the key requirement being a trustworthy brand.
Lewis Pure White Lead and Linseed Oil by John T. Lewis
Advertisement for Lewis Pure White Lead and Lewis Linseed Oil claiming purity and a long reputation. Encourages writing to John T. Lewis & Bros Co, Philadelphia, for dealers or direct purchase. Also mentions a desirable residence and the ad formatting.
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US Warships Enter Havana Bay as Peace Talks Begin
The Des Moines arrived ahead of the Dixie with 260 Marines ready to land if needed. Officials say the mission blends peace talks with a show of force as Commander Colvett negotiates with insurgent and royalist emissaries, urging them to seek government negotiations.
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Colvett
Taft Starts for Cuba to Land 4000 Marines
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon sail toward Tampa to embark on a naval mission to Havana. The Navy orders battleships Louisiana Virginia and New Jersey on a shakedown along the Atlantic coast and to remain in wireless contact with Washington. Cruisers Tacoma Cleveland Minneapolis Newark depart Norfolk with about 700 men aboard Minneapolis and Newark. If all ships proceed to Havana a force of 4000 men could be landed in Cuba by midweek pending developments.
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Virginia
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Uprising View about Cuban Independence and Annexation Hopes
Paris reports strong belief that Roosevelt may trigger changes in Cuba by sending Taft and Bacon to restore order. Some fear potential annexation, while responsible circles cite the treaty rights but doubt U S designs. A cautious tone persists on future insurrection risks and policy aims. In St Augustin, Robert White and Laula Bunch quarrel over a debt. White’s knife fatally wounds Bunch.
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Bryan Declares No US Interference in Cuban Affairs
William Jennings Bryan issued his first statement on Cuba from Roanoke Virginia. He said the United States should not interfere in Cuban local disputes but offered good offices to mediate a peace between parties to achieve an agreement through US mediation. The ex press statement followed recalling troops from Havana.
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Pacific Liner Grounds Near Midway Island
The Mongolia, Pacific Mail steamship and sister to the Manchuria, ran aground on Midway reef northwest of Hawaii. Passengers are safe as the vessel is being hoisted. Mongolia sailed from Yokohama to San Francisco on September 10. The Manchuria later floated and towed to Honolulu.
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Remarkable Drowning Escape From Mud Scow Sinks
Ming Fannie Day a department store employee from New York City survived after being submerged when a naphtha launch capsized in a mud scow. Seven others were lost. Day was pulled from a hold where she had clung to a wooden chamber and survived after hours underwater.
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