Rogers on the Situation Warns Against War with Spain
The author condemns intervention in Cuba and Spain, arguing the United States should avoid war. He cites Weyler’s atrocities, warns against abusing the Monroe Doctrine, and notes rising jingoism and militarization driven by corporate interests. He supports aid to Cubans only if aimed at punishment of expeditions, not war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkeoielody
ansious
fvar
Spain
Weyler
Clara Barton
Willis Howard
Severe Fall Injures Mrs Moore at South Town Barn
Mrs John H Moore suffered severe cuts and bruises after a fall Monday in her barn joft south of town. Her age makes recovery slow as she endures painful injuries. Also listed are letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending April 9 1895 including L G Childress Jobe Hall Dave Paicher and B A Rawson Bea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Moore
Percy fa. F. C
Childress L. G. Conart
Jobe Hall
Dave Paicher
B. A
Rawson Bea
Senate War Resolution: Congress Demands Intervention
Fragmented OCR reports that Congress and House debate war actions with Spain. Readouts describe a Senate driven intervention plan, a decisive Wednesday vote, and readiness to drive Spanish forces back while allowing Cuban independence. The text shows garbled phrases about presidial messaging and readiness for hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Mondiy
onte
ita
Cab
War prep foes unite in a bitter corporate clash
The column recounts a tense dispute among local families and a stock jobbing contingent over war preparation. It portrays a faction led by Rogers opposing progress, while neighbors including the Hannas Lae Elkinses Morgans and others advocate ending suffering at the doors despite a cold market pull of ticker tape and gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannas
Lae
Elkinses
Morgans
Rogers
Telephone Extension Crew Builds Lines Between Towns
R Bandy returned home Saturday evening and will head a Perry Telephone Go crew working on a Panos Guthrie Center link. The 28 207 mile extension includes about one hundred miles of new line with routes from Fanora to Guih mie Center Dallas Cevier to Panther Redfichi to Dexter Stuard and Earn ham. Five of twelve workers hail from this place. Archdupers claim average height seven feet one inch and weight 490 pounds, joking the crew could be used against them if they fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bandy
Perry Telephone
Panos
Guthrie Center
Redfield Chipper
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Europe
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our
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