The Cuban Intervention and the U S Moral Duty
The essay argues that the United States, after freeing Cuba, bears a moral obligation to ensure peace and protect property rights there. It cites the Pilate amendment and the outcome of the Spanish American War, noting the question of whether Cuba will be independent or permanently controlled by the United States depends on the Cuban people and U S resolve.
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Cuba
Boaio
Seriona
Pilate
Cnba
Ita
United States
Cube
Penes
Osha
Isla
Fragmented interview reads on long life and age
A damaged transcript shows a reporter asking about aging and longevity. The subject, referred to as Washington, discusses beliefs on reaching an old age and reflects on public interest in his life story. The piece includes an illustrated insert and a Philadelphia mention.
Marines Face Cuban Critics In Portrait of Intervention
A Washington Star excerpt notes Gen. Funston, once a Cuba veteran, returning as a famed figure. It argues U S intervention could restore order without annexation, framing Cuba's future as dependent on stable governance and mutual concessions, with a warning to avoid a future return.
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Sunstar
Washington Star
Funston
Cuba
Sam
Spain
Soman
Onbad
Ranke
Eto
Eldes
A Lover of the Wild and a Love Poem
Poems celebrate wild nature and devoted love. Lines evoke forest scents and river imagery as the speaker pledges adoration and a sacred bond with a beloved, blending nature with passion. The verses name poet James Balfe and express yearning and reverence.
Prices for Produce and Meats in Local Market
Readable text shows a long list of grocery items with prices per unit or per quantity. Vegetables such as potatoes cabbage and cucumbers appear, along with fruits and seafood items including mackerel trout and crabs, with prices ranging from a few cents to about a dollar per unit.
A Sister's Sacrifice at City Opera House
A Sister's Sacrifice a dramatic comedy is staged at City Opera House next Monday night. Ethel Barrington stars in a tale of love betrayal and revenge set from Fishkill to Brooklyn with Ruth Gerard plotting against Bob Allen and Kate Powers after Kate marries Bob and hides a child.
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City Opera House
Slater
Ethel Barrington
Bob Allen
Kate Powers
Kats
Fishkill
Hadeon
Ruth Gerard
Bracken
Sree
Marion
Kate
Brooklyn
Gerard
Bob
Hudson
Belles Lettres Debates and School Society Notices
A column of student events and clubs from the Girls High School. Reports detail Belles Lettres Society at Maeigh and Alcotts Literary Society meetings with officers, editor selections, recitations, readings, and debates. The Whistler Literary Club also held a program with recitations, readings, and a summer versus winter debate, adjourned to October.
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W. M. Grarm
E. Wolt
W. Leberger
Delaplaize
Yale
Mary Foottation
Carlotte Sing
Georgie Gitsinger
Persimius
Amy Fairway
Whistler
Mary Filler
Mary Hagen
Dorothy Wilson
Elisabeth Bogie
Margaret Roelkey
Badle Ogle
Grace Zimmermerman
Mary Ontahall
Beepecet Brewer
Lola McDonald
Hattie Griffin
I Om
Death of Dr Thomas Helseby Civil War Surgeon in Baltimore
Dr Thomas Heleby a 71 year old former United States Army surgeon died at his home in Tuxedo Park Baltimore on Wednesday night. Native of Baltimore he studied at the University of Maryland and practiced there for years. He served as a surgeon with the Fifth Corps at Antietam and Gettysburg and later led a government hospital during the war. He lived in Baltimore after retiring about ten years ago. A widow, Miss Sarah R Jones, survives.
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Thomas Helsby
Thomas
Heleby
United States Army
Tuxedo Park
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Fifth Corps
Antietam
Gattynburg
Sarah R. Jones
Social World Birthday Party for Mrs Landaver
Mr and Mrs A M Landaver hosted a tea at Buliot s in honor of her birthday. About twenty friends attended the pleasant evening with Manelo and James among those admired. Delicious refreshments were served.
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A. M. Landaver
Dick Not to be a Candidate in Semester Details
Fragmentary notice notes that Daves Bi and Dink state he has decided not to run in the upcoming election. Vague text hints at candidacy discussions and political maneuvering within the local scene.
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Semster Daves Bi
Dink
Resignation of Palma Sparks Cuban Congress Crisis
President Palma resigns amid friction with Congress over terms of the commission plan. Deputies debate the legitimacy of his authority as armed factions press for stability while Palma, moved yet firm, refuses to withdraw his revocation. Delegates plead for continuation of his leadership to save the republic.
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Palma
Congresa
Nunerous Committee
Congress
Senor Dotz
Senor Mandeler
Government Session Ends as Lights Go Out in Weakened Vote
Report notes a quorum question and a near adjournment after a small audience was urged to disperse. Washington rail plans outline war staffing with 5560 troops ready to depart from Newport News and southern posts, with New Orleans favored for an expedition to minimize rail travel.
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United States
Washington
War
Navy Departments
War Department
Newport News
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Bomb Thrown at New York Grocery Store in Black Hand Incident
A bomb exploded at the skylight over Salvatore Campias grocery on Flat Avenue near 63d Street injuring none seriously as three family members were dining nearby. Campias received Black Hand letters demanding $500 or the store would be blown up. In New Jersey, Earl Brigham aged 27 killed himself after a failed assault on a woman he eloped with. Baseball results listed from American and National Leagues follow.
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New York
Fliat Avenue
63D Street
Salvatore Campial
Campias
Campist
Eroper
Paterson
N. J
Eaarl Brigham
Greene
Cora Wi. Hackett
Brigham
Hackett
Fire damages Lazrel Clay Products plant and local incidents
Fire destroyed the Lazrel Clay Products Company plant. Samuel Mysre narrowly escaped death at his home near Antistam Thames A. May of Hagerstows filed for absolute divorce from Ancie B. Major. A Centre ville tournament occurred under the Centre ville Juvenile Cornet Band. The murderer of Buck Williame, shot at falsebary, is said to be known. Philip Roffner, a railroad fireman, was overcome by gas in the Railroad Young Men's Christina Association at Hagerstown.
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Lazrel Clay Products Company
Samuel Mysre
Antistam
Thames A. May
Hagerstows
Centreville
Buck Williame
Falsebary
Keowa
Philip Roffner
Young Men's Christina Association
Hagerstown
Whitmore to wed Carr at Libertytown church
George H. Whitmore and Miss Isabel Carr will marry at the Methodist Protestant parsonage in Libertytown with Rev. O. M. Cullom officiating at two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon October 2.
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George H. Whitmore
Mice Isabel Carr
Libertytown
0. M. Cullom
Frederick City
Maryland
Freddy
Maryng
Hirty
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