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Senators Sherman and Morgan unite over Cuban question
From Wiavana reports General Weyler was ordered by Madrid to press the Cuban campaign again. A Frankfort mass meeting urged Kentucky's delegation to back the Cameron resolution. In Chicago, a warning cracked down on a man singing near Captain McWilliam’s residence. The Times notes self-congratulatory state legislative chatter and asks how to handle Mark Hanna in the next administration. The Baltimore Board of Trade and the Cotton Exchange oppose the Cane,ron Cuban plan, while Buckner seeks Democratic unity. The heroic defense at Tarahueca hospital is praised after Velez’s troops killed twenty sick aboard a Cuban hospital.
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The Better Way to Endure Hard Times
A call to stop proclaiming hard times and instead take action to improve conditions. The piece urges practical effort, dismisses constant lament as harmful, and emphasizes that success comes from work over endless sermons about hardship. It advocates seizing opportunities during the off year to unite and improve.
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Recognition Seems Central to Cuba Independence Debate
Secretary Olney argues the President alone can recognize Cuba, a stance stirring nationwide discussion. The Washington Star notes administration fears Cuban independence recognition could be treated as a de facto act of war against Spain, urging Congress to decide who holds the authority.
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Christmas Day Reflections On Joy And Charity
A Christmas day meditation contrasts cheerful gifts with charity for the needy. It recalls scripture about God’s care, urges moderation in celebration, and honors children and elders alike. The piece notes traditional delights like horn and firecrackers but warns against excess in this season of goodwill.
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Christmas in Bethlehem Story Recalls Ancient Reverence
The article reflects on the Christmas season across ages from nineteen hundred years ago when the Savior first appeared in Bethlehem to the present. It notes how the birth of Jesus at Bethlehem has inspired songs and sermons and how the tale has been shared wherever the Christmas star pointed the way.
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Wise Men to Bethlehem Christmas Observances Described
An exchange recounts ancient Bethlehem Christmas rites. It notes a field visit near the church, a guards lined processional by bishops and clergy, and the patriarchs entry through a low doorway to deter Muslims. Inside, St Constantine dates linger, and at midnight mass in St. Catherine’s Latin chapel. The Grotto of the Nativity features marble slabs, lamps, and a star in a recess kissed by worshippers. Eight thousand residents attend, with devout observance and no revelry.
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Hotel and Opinions In The News The Cuban War Call To Volunteers Across America
A garbled 19th century style piece argues for volunteers for Cuba and mobilization across the United States. It mentions Mo takes thirty-seven ships to defend telegraph cables and speculates on Maceo's assassination while referencing officials in Washington and the governor of Arizona, with scattered names and places.
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Jefferson faraihy stage tale stirs national interest
An 1830s political drama unfolds as Samuel Steven Weta eyes a bid while financiers, foreign ties, and a noted pensionist Walker path intertwine. The scene shifts to New York where Gen. Girane’s walking staff, a relic from Grant, figures in a climate of intrigue and power plays.
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Star of the Navivity Poem Reflects on Bethlehem Star
A reflective verse by W.G. Wolfe contemplates the year ahead as a ship at time’s shore. The Nativity scene shines as a guiding star over Bethlehem, promising light and solace for mothers and infants resting in quiet graves.
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