Reciprocity With Cuba by Leonard Wood in Cuba
Military Governor Leonard Wood argues for reciprocal trade with Cuba. He stresses long term US interests, stable Cuban government, and expanding Cuban tobacco and sugar trade to benefit both nations while maintaining Platt Amendment protections. He warns against policies harming trade and urges building confidence for a durable, mutually profitable relationship.
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Leonard Wood
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North America
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South America
Old Members Jealous of Youngsters Split Church Group
In Jewell Iowa a church hugging society formed last week has stirred trouble among locals and some Webster City youths. Described initially as a joke by some organizers the movement has prompted growing jealousy and concern within the community.
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Jewell
Iowa
Webster City
Village church fun society faces church opposition
A village church related social club formed from a playful start to raise funds shows a schedule charging members by age for hugs and squeezes. Church elders and ministers oppose the endeavor, denouncing the event as improper.
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Tieytentee Webers
Boers gain in Cape Colony confidence amid reports of rebellion
South Africa dispatches say Boer strength in Cape Colony grows daily as colonists join the rebellion. Loyalists reportedly shift to the Boer side after executions in 1901 and 1902, while British setbacks from September to November are noted but not in official Kitchener reports.
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Hague
South Africa
Cape Colony
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Scheepers
Lord Kitchener
Balfour
House of Commons
Quail Ruling Roils Des Moines Banquet Controversy
The Shaw Grant Club quail banquet drew accusations of breaking Iowa game law. Game warden George A. Lincoln intervened to seize quail in possession, prompting a heated exchange over enforcement and political accountability. The Shaw governance debate centers on whether officials uphold wildlife statutes impartially.
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Grant Club
Iowa
George A. Lincoln
Shaw
Cummins
Oskaloosa Journal
Brother Wooster
Lincoln
Indian hunting humor and local subscription note in Pella
A rustic digression compares hunting by Indians to readers in and outside the county. It suggests Parson Frost would have found his 25 cent list in Pella trimmed by subscribers beyond the county line.
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Parson Frost
Pella
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