Warlike Spanish notes stir Madrid tensions in 1908
The issue reports renewed warlike assertions in Spanish papers after Minister A Woodford’s second note sparks Madrid disapproval. It mentions Mrs Mary P Lease entering the Populist race in Kansas Seventh District, the New York World noting 100000 unemployed in the city, and a Chicago Tribune line on a Texas master plumbers league for sanitary plumbing nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Woodford
Madrid
Mary PB. Lease
Nominaton
Kunees
Jerry Bimpson
The
Chicago Tribune
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Kansas
South
Inaugural Address Urges Economy and Honest Voting in Virginia
Governor Wyler, before the General Assembly, stresses patriotism and public virtue. He warns against moneyed and corporate pressure on votes, calls for economy, and reduction of taxes. He urges consolidating offices and stronger personal property taxation to relieve burdens and stabilize state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyler
General Assembly
Virginia
Publc Station
Our Republic
Republican push to force Gage from cabinet sparks intra party dispute
Washington reports say Senator Mark Hanna and other Republicans are pressuring Secretary of the Treasury Gage to resign. They argue his removal would boost McKinley’s chances in upcoming elections and keep the party aligned with its base. If Hanna joins, Gage’s future appears uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mark Ffanna
Irina
Democratic Aaloof Stance on Hawaiian Annexation Debate
The Washington Sentinel condemns the annexation effort as a Republican conspiracy led by a mix of missionaries and profiteers. It argues the push is driven by ambition and sugar interests, with Adventurers from New York seeking influence in Washington and among new Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sentinel
Dt Saya
Iby
New Tony
Setalanga
Be a mere question of party policy says critic
The piece rails at Democratic and Republican tactics, alleging fraud and corruption in pocket boroughs. It discusses Tilden’s 1876 election, Colorado votes, and criticisms of Congress. It laments Republican gains and warns Democrats against supporting schemes tied to “evil” political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Bivetoral Commission
Colorado
Senate
Congress
Washington
Intervention Urged to End Suffering in Cuba
The article argues thousands in Cuba face starvation under Spanish rule and urges U S intervention to end the war and relieve the island. It contends misrule causes misery, calls for action before disease and famine wipe out more of the population, and asks why delay until a broader disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuik
Cal
United States
Soin
Pension fraud fears spark renewed reform push in 1894
A Norwegian widow living in Norway was granted a back pay pension of four to five thousand dollars after the 1894 rule change. The pension office stated the claim dates to the soldier’s death and that arrears accumulate from the filing date for earlier claims. The piece notes widespread confusion among critics and supporters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Knudson
Pension Office
Sho
Atlanta Health Board Orders Vaccinations For All Residents
The Board of Health of Atlanta Ga requires every person in the city regardless of race to be vaccinated promptly. About a hundred physicians are canvassing the city while policemen accompany each physician. Noncompliant individuals are brought before the Police Court for penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Towa
Amin
Yonkers Statesman
Board of Health of
Atlanta
T. Michaelian
Arnona
Holiday Stock of Diedures at Reductive Sale
Local store advertises a near sellout of diedures with large markdowns to clear inventory and make room for other fonds. The Wall Paper Department touts latest designs, skilled workmen, and reasonable prices with estimates available on request.
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Mae
Plain Thames
Laure
Ms Dite
Walton
Largest and Most Complete Outfit in the City
Nonsensical OCR fragment lists a claim about the largest and most complete outfit in the city and mentions work horses and work, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a proper news summary.
Warm Foot and Back Bags Offered for Invalids
Cold season comfort item pitched for invalids and elderly, promising warmth at feet and backs to prevent sickness. Bags priced at 75 cents with a guarantee on rubber goods.
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New York World
Melkinley
Maugustea Chronicle
Keats
Russia
China
Turkey
Europe
France
Ernor TY Lec Andmess
Gage
Democray
Cua
Hood
Burk & Co
Wall Pater
Umstadter-Myers Company
Main St
Norfolk
LL. Foster
Plume Stredt
Neely, Beldgere& Wirrington
Tenda
AON Nerly
A. T. Selon
A. Py
Warrington
Norfolk Iron Works
Water Street
Trwin’s Express CompAny NO
TE Water Street
the Electric Company of
Virgin
Opernios
Edison System
Hebert
Marsh
Syston
Snyin
Tink
Stethom
Corbin
Bliss Anstirons
Chichscter
Shera
Cook, Clark & Co
Buntow, Marlin
Main Street
Tin
Portsmouth
Berkley
Brambleton
Atlantic City
Ul Hardware Co
White Hardware Co
Norfolk Va
Cumberland Lithia
Virginia Lithia Water Co
Nank Street
Raabe Square
Monroe
Chas, M. Stieff
Main RY
Norpuls, VA
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