Anglo American Alliance and the Path to Peace
A historical essay argues for a joint Anglo American alliance as the foundation for universal peace. It highlights trade dominance, naval power, and the need to curb aggression from Russia and feudal states, while welcoming Japan as a partner to deter war and foster global stability. The piece envisions a vast, peaceful empire of united English speaking nations guiding a future century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tady Cook
Tennessee Chota
Akon
Pallien
Italy
Tabor
Avas
Cosapurluy
Isiah
Jesus Christ Ding
Europe
America
Great Britain
United States
Apnril
India
England
France
Buzala
Germany
Trely
Austria
Alers
Perdy
Bearley
Asia
Peter the Great
Massa
Weil
Japan
Mberty
Cavatry
Balkans
South America
A scribed wartime alphabet from Cincinnati Post
An OCR fragment presents a spoof alphabet lampooning war figures and nations, naming figures like Spain Cuba Dewey and Weyler in a jumbled verse. It mocks war methods and headlines, ending with a stray quote and attribution to a Cincinnati paper.
Carrier Pigeons in War Could Improve Naval Communication
The Scientific American notes that carrier pigeons have been underused in sea communications and face costly limitations. It suggests testing pigeons aboard transports to Santiago to keep Washington informed, citing Havana patrol birds and naval stations as potential assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdy
Havana
America
Santiago
Washington
Scientific American
Mixed Drink Recipes From A Morning Glory Page
A list of vintage cocktail instructions and formulas includes Morning Glory cocktails with brandy cognac gin and absinthe notes, plus several drinks such as Peach Blow Cocktail Cold Ruby Purée Saratoga Cooler Claret Punch Sam Wan Whisky Daisy Brandy Punch and others. The text provides ingredients measurements steps and serving guidance in a period tone.
New Battle Prophecy in Queen Regnant Chronicle
The document recounts a vision under Queen Regent of Hlapantola praising a military mobilization led by Samuel and Ally forces. It describes gathering armies from the North South and West, battles at sea and land, and a decisive victory with divine aid. The text frames the campaign as a righteous defense of liberty and faith against oppressors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlapantola
Chriatianne
Samuel
Uncle Sam
Meg
Wir
Tregent
House of Samuel
Chine
Zaid
Afanlin
Philippines
Aiepantota
Alphonsa
Alphonso
Ehlla
Kentucky Appetite For One Drink Bottle Rumor
The reader is kept in suspense as questions arise about a proposed 30 000 one drink bottle donation to the Army of occupation in Cuba. Kentuckians debate if a single drink could be measured and sent, with worries about the size and impact on troops. The piece notes skepticism about the practicality and value of such a gift.
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Maine
Whiph
Massachusetts
Raol
Ae Keagthy
Kentucky Atstillera
Army of Occupation
Cuba
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IULY
Anglo-American Alliance
Wat Warsle
Alphonse
Spain
Bis
Blanco
Dia
Dewey
Bogiand
Fis
Wrance
Gomez
Hobson
Nie
Navy
Oregon
Pia
Christine
Sis
Sampson
Wipedo
Raerror
Varde
Weyler
Cinginatat Post
Piescott
Dept
Miellinery
Dee
Josee Bros
San Antonio
Texas
Morning Glory Coclksiath
Bakers
Semove Lee
Kinabad
Holland
Saratoga
Sam Wani
Walsky Daisy
Frisco
Walt & Bomen
Tan Collins
Tres
Jules
War Spatia
Whotesala
The
Boston Transcript
Wiscturera
Daly
Jnst
Tau O An
Omaha
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