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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1899

Page

3

Gatling Gun Bill Earns Shoulder Straps In San Juan Hill

The tale follows Gatling gunner Bill through training and the Santiago campaign. He earns a sergeant’s badge after a breakout night at San Juan Hill, where his gatling gun halts a Spanish assault and saves the American line before the weapon is later retired as a museum piece.

Atrapsa Philippines United States Army Hoe Bill Tampa War Department Engineer Corps Santiago San Juan Hill Ferth Mango Pete Pete Billy Pata Outpost Jimmy Jingo Jian Washington

Romantic war tale of Capt Eulate and American consul

A Venezuelan revolt leads Gen Escheverra to arrest foreign merchants and 17 consuls in La Guayra in 1892. Consul Philip Hanna threatens a landing and Captain Eulate moves to aid, inviting Hanna to dine aboard Vizcaya. The dramatic encounter blossoms into a friendship amid looming war, with Eulate later reported a prisoner of war.

Vizcaya Philip C. Hanna Eilaté San Juan St. Thomas Eulate the Vizcaya

Wise Words From Great Thinkers and Poets

A collage of maxims and aphorisms from Goethe Martineau Richter Kempis Johnson Roche foucauld Mathews Wordsworth Burke Commons Kaut Swift on independence virtue and personal improvement. It compiles reflections on wisdom kindness and self mastery from diverse authors.

W. Mathews Wordsworth Burke Commons

Private royal apartments at Windsor Castle revealed

The Chicago Record describes Windsor Castle’s ultra private suites on the third floor in Victoria tower. A separate entrance, electric lighting, and a dedicated lift serve intimate rooms for the queen and close staff for private interviews away from public halls.

Windsor Castle Victoria Tower Chicago

The Italian Admiral's Reply

Admiral de Amezaga of the Italian navy, praised as a heroic sailor, rescued Italians from imprisonment in Montevideo and refused to surrender wards at Carthagena, warning that the Italian fleet would avenge him if his ship were sunk.

de Amezaga Caracciolo Montevideo Torres Amezaga Anthion Carthagena Warda

Galliffet Story Over Umbrella Guard Stiff Punishment Tale

A tale from the New York Times recalls General de Goulliffet on a rain soaked night. General Vincendon offered an umbrella and escorted him home. De Galliffet allegedly ordered Vincendon under arrest for eight days for carrying an umbrella in uniform.

de Galliffet Vincendon New York Times

American consul Hanna Helps Free Prisoners in Venezuela

A tall American, Philip Hanna, Iowa-born US consul at La Guayra, aided by Spanish lieutenant Eulate, defied a Caracas crackdown by releasing eighty five prisoners including an American naturalized citizen. Madrid punished Eulate but later promoted him as tensions rose toward war. Mrs Eulate praised American protection in San Juan Porto Rico.

Washington Phil Hanna Escheverra Fortreea H Escheverra Eulate la Guayra Wicheverra Philip Hanna Iowa Jorge Juan Concord Lieut Consul Hanna Venezuela Spain United States Creapo Mendoza Congal Hanna Feonsul Scruggs Caracas Mr. Hanna Madrid Havana San Juan de Porto Rico State Department San Juan

Meteor Falls off Jamaican Route Ship Survives Meteor Explosion

The Norwegian steamship George Dumois bound from Philadelphia to Jamaica escaped destruction when a meteor exploded near the vessel on October 10 at about 23 N 74.22 W. Captain Jentoft reports fragments scattered nearby and luminous meteor trails observed all night as the crew recovered from the blinding light.

Philadelphia Inquirer George Dumois Philadelphia Jamaica West India Fruit Company Jentoft

Father Time’s Scythe Signals Eternal Mower's Reach

A compact proverb-like item notes Father Time as a perpetual mower, suggesting the inexorable passage of years and the endless cycle of time. The piece frames time as an ongoing, unending labor, with a grim but neutral tone.

Hall McAllister and the foghorn remark

The late Hall McAllister entertained a visiting scientist at the Union club years ago. He quipped that fog is a good conductor of sound, noting that on foggy evenings the foghorn is heard clearly, but not when there is no fog. The scientist questioned the theory, and McAllister cited a common observation in reply.

Hall McAllister Union Club The Pacific Mr. McAllister Wisconsin

Luxury Pullman Tour to Mexico From Chicago

A special first class Pullman train tour departs Chicago on January 23 for Mexico City and other major Mexican cities, returning to Chicago. Limited parties travel under Beau Campbell of The American Tourist Association with all expenses covered. Inquiries via Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway agents.

Chicago Mexico Republic Beau Campbell American Tourist Association Milwaukee & St. Paul

Post Office Officials Rowland Hill and Trollope Clash Over Language

A brief anecdote recalls Sir Rowland Hill and Anthony Trollope arguing about official versus private language. Trollope contends that in real life Hill is not the obedient servant he claims to be, highlighting tensions during their post office era.

Rowland Hill Anthony Trollope Sir Rowland Trollope

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure failure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse F J Cheney & Co Toledo.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Ohio All Druggisca

Washerwoman’s “wrenching” joke costs shirt buttons

Mrs Wickwire claims she always talks about wrenching the clothes while washing. Mr Wickwire counters that she says what she means as she has wrenched all the buttonholes out of half his shirts. Indianapolis Journal.

Mrs. Wickwire Mr. Wickwire Indianapolis Journal

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