Telegraphed snatches in era of strikes and crime links
The piece references a broad mix of topics from telegraph strike disputes and calls for tougher penalties against “higher up” criminals to a San Antonio rainmaking drive and political-humored remarks. It notes a bribery case in San Francisco and mentions figures like Bonaparte, Rockefellar, and Baptist affiliations tied to a Llano county gold field development, reflecting a chaotic, era-spanning newspaper collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gluss
San Francisco
Guss
Status Telephone and Telegraph Company
Orleans Times Democrat
Mexico
Bonaparte
Llano County
Texas
San Antonio
Cuba Fever Fight, Magoon Critique, and Trade Prospects
The Army and Navy Journal notes practical fever control in Cuba through weather and mosquito reduction, while criticizing Governor Magoon. It contrasts improving Cuban trade with sanitary conditions, citing 1906-07 commerce totals and major American imports. It warns that troop withdrawal after next year’s election could force re deployment, a discouraging outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Journal
Tele Us
Cuba
Army
Magoon
Watt
Cihgis
Cabs
Cuban Sanitation Delays Endanger Cuban and U.S. Trade
The article decries slow Cuban efforts to honor the Platt amendment sanitation pact, citing Major Kean's August report from Cienfuegos on bad sewer and water systems, no mosquito work, and epidemics within troops. It criticizes Palma’s administration for political appointments and Magoon’s slow decree, warning two months of hard work needed and potential continued neglect harming health and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Palma
Kean
Cienfueros
Havana
Army Aid Navy
Certuvgua
Wesley Merritt
Magan
Yur Wigineer
Roosevelt
Magoon
Ludead
Merritt
Ciba
Roosevalt
Cobe
Texas Ready to Foil Incoming Japanese Threat
A contentious Missouri editorial summarizes fears of Japanese veterans massing near the U S border and dismisses potential invasion as unlikely, arguing Texas would repel any southern front assault and urging readers to stay calm. The piece evokes historic invasions and asserts Texas strength against imagined threats.
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Cbuly
Penobscot
Ourhies
St. Louis
Mexico
Menioat Atates
United States
Boston
New England
Bay of Buzzards
Fundy
Missouri
Lone Star State
Cros
Rio Grande
Arma
Texas
Santa Ana
America
States' rights rises as central issue in era of expansion
The piece argues that States' rights are now more pressing than in fifty years amid executive encroachment on legislative and judicial branches. It notes the push to have the federal government perform state tasks and cites use of commerce clause powers and post roads to justify broader authority, while hinting at inherent powers theory gaining traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lyn
Sesetris
Qena
Pern
Broadalde
President Addresses Equal Law Despite Wealth Gap
The president states that law applies to all, rich or poor, condemning lawlessness and urging unity. Critics react with alarm, claiming the speech signals upheaval in business circles and a tense mood across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hla
America
America, One Might Gather From Spins of the Sommenta On Mr. Rooswelt
The Strenuous Vacation and Related Fragments
A Philadelphia Bulletin item notes a roast to Oyster Bay where a statesman and others gaze with wonder at a Titan. A St Louis Globe-Democrat piece discusses how many couples view celebrity appetites as part of infidelity in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Oyster Bay
Statesman
Jay
St Louls
It will be consulted anyway on tariff revival
A garbled note suggests supporters of tariff revival may push the measure and coax the United States Steel Corporation into involvement. The tone implies a cordial, lobby driven effort with hopes of action on a television board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla Biate Tournay
United Stites Steel Corporation
Gery
Suit over dog ownership settled in court
In Philadelphia a dog ownership dispute between Mary Crane and Patrick O Malley ended in a local magistrate’s ruling. The little fox terrier was central as both parties claimed the pet. The dog trailed between the two, finally returning to Crane amid a crowd outside the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Philadelphia
Mary Grane
Patrick O'Malley
Magstrata
O'Malley
Fox Tarvier
van Hhergtun
Ie Magistrale
Malley
Evolution of Glass Eyes Across Eras in Philadelphia Museums
Evolution of artificial eyes traces a history from seven teenth century painted sockets to silver shells and porcelain designs. A curator notes the movable pupil concept and the risk of misreading eyes as real. A Philadelphia Record description captures a stylish youth's near miss with a streetcar in Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Medina Mauseum
Scraps Show Diverse Oddities From Fisheries to Fossils
A compilation of curiosities touches on world trivia from the smallest dog in Mexico to German pencil innovations, trout eggs to rainbow hatcheries in Japan, and rising ship lengths from 20 feet in 1846 to 1000 feet discussed for future vessels. It notes population trivia, abbey sale talks, and naval powder developments using silk casings to resist ignition after a 1907 Georgia disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Colorado
W. J. Thompson
Lendyilo
Imperial Hatchery
America
Synth
Georgia
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Menbeas Associated Press
SAN Antonio Eight Publishing Co
Elmer E. Glarke
Frederick Logan
Eens Eerie En Ambit
Rouanco
Bally
Sandus
the & Cegemic Special Agency
Representativen
New York
Unpune
Tribune
Kansas
Rairoads
Evndenly
Rockefeller
London Spectator
Homeley Arults
Wander IG
Sy Ibeine
Penry Loogsigh
Inpriforg Borkhouses and Auspitals
Joan
Tohn
King Howard
Mille Alto
Amy Door
Electria Light
Elzabethtown
Roel
Bud
Vicl
Cheatnut Street
Eeere
Methodist Foreign Mission Schoole
Key West
New York Aquarium
Toland
Argentina
Ernest Jardine
Glastonbury Abbey
Church of England
Oxstene
Lusitania
Mauritania
Tenjir
Oidlat West Texa Uo
S Bank and Trust Co
Bose of Bunlpee
Capital Staat
State Bank & Trust CO
Bexar
ALAM
National Bank
Chas, Zoller
Paul Ingenhuth
H.R. Schmeltzer
Pras
Gen. Mor
Sec'y and
Treas
Merchants’ Transfer Company
E. B. Chandler
East Crockett Street
Kerrville
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