Cuba independence viewed favorable in commentary from London
The excerpt discusses American sentiment toward Cuba and calls for intervention in a London publication. It cites reasons for US involvement and argues the Cubans will gain independence, noting sympathy for Cuba but cautioning against government interference. It also critiques Spanish conduct under Weyler and predicts Cuban success.
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Ita Predessor
National Review
London
Lord Saliebury
United States
Cuba
Weyler
Spain
Syamesh
Baltimore
Eeema
Washington
Civil service reform under attack in Ula country
The post notes widespread doubt about the presidents sincerity on civil service reform and warns Republican spoilsmen seek to undermine regulations. Washington underwriters are urged to oppose efforts to weaken the civil service, fearing retaliation and a weakened reform.
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Ula
Noo
The
Post
Mckinley
Textile school envisioned in Raleigh for Southern industry
The News and Observer reports an effort to establish a textile school in Raleigh linked with North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College Alumni Association and the North Carolina Experiment Station. The move aims to unite mill men and college authorities to train Southern youth in textile manufacturing, reducing the need to study in the North. Also notes Baltimore American on Cuba’s status and U S-Spanish tensions.
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News and Observer
Betig Mage
Tatelgh
Agricultural and Mechanical College Alumni Association
North Carolina Experiment Station
Suthorns
Haltimore
M Textile
Chitadelphia
Winuy
Orier
Raleigh
North Carolina
Fragmented Opinion Notes on Political Figures
Readers see scattered remarks on Benjamin Butler kinship in Lowell legislative races and rumors about generals who may hold office. The Dingley tariff is criticized as record-breaking, while New York Journal vote tallies are questioned for bias and padding.
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New Zealand
Ben-jamin
Butler
Lowell
Mass
Weyler
Washington
Joan
Waerhington Post
Ttia
Booklyn Chiheen
New York
Be Hive
Wyel
Tracy
van Wyck
Paddy
Gleason
George
Obituary notices and society items from a Chicago aged at 101
The column recalls notable lives and marriages, listing Henry W. Sage the philanthropist and founder of a music fund, Miss Twiss and her marriage to the Times editor, and similar society happenings. It notes a Deshaisua Egypt mummy title shipment to the University of Ohben.
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Cuicago
Stephen AL Douglas
Wos
Ruseli
Binghland
Ube Oden
Henry W. Sage
Philanthropiet
University of Ohben
Deshausha
Egypt
Mery
Mather
Big Lot of Men's and Boys' Suits at Low Prices
Shoppers flock to a large store offering extensive lines of men's and boys' suits and full outfits in dark greys, navy blues, and cheviots. Highlights include complete outfits for $2.89 and many 14 to 42 chest sizes, with dozens of styles from double breasted to sack cuts and kid outfits for children, all marketed as exceptional value and ready for immediate wear.
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Spain
Aa Capital Good Boys
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