Grievances That Pushed Cubans Toward Rebellion
A Pitisoure Times analysis lists Cuban complaints against Spain covering lack of self government, control of budgets and appointments, excessive taxes and debts shouldered by Cuba, restrictive tariffs, and Spanish electoral manipulation. It cites corruption, unequal trials, press suppression, forced banishments, and police brutality as factors fueling the independence struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Spain
United States
George
England
Byoin
Kelly
Cubo
Malrd
Cortes
Cumin
Madi
Spai
Mexico
South American
San Do Mingo
Aleo
Silupioe
Consilar
America
Erantel
Boal
Bilan
Cota
Coli
Jorge
Paynent
f—Cubt
Madrid
Havana
Argentine
ISM
Spanish Politiogue
Merchenta
Publica Empleo
Cusbane
Guler
Pima
Ha- Vind
Havane
Gaines
Mitangas
Sante Chara
The
Treasury
Santiago
Audiencia
Havans
Culon
Pando
Elysium Inn Tale Returns a Drunkard’s Night Tour
A traveler named Mr. Smith arrives in a small Ohio town and is tempted by drinks at the local hotel. He drinks at the bar and feels the town’s hospitable charm, but departs with only a bill for bed breakfast and dinner. The humor centers on hotel keepers and a tipsy town ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Mt Gzser House
Smith
Elysium
Naval torpedo boats and the peril of modern sea warfare
An analysis of torpedo boats and submarine threats in naval history. It recounts the Vesuvius and Holland submarine trials, Confederate experiments, and the 1864 Housatonic attack, noting risks to crews and the evolving role of ironclads, torpedo craft, and underwater weapons.
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Holland
Chicago
Vesuvius
Havana
No Jong
Tie
New Trenaldes
Charleston
Mobile
Bhe
Fort Sumter
Leutenant
Stone River
Poinregard
Housatonic
New War Reeres
Hmoupnatense
Hineatonic
W. FL Macbeth
Spain Decline Examined Through Population and Literacy
The Times-Hiernarch argues Spain’s 17,565,608 population is far smaller than popular guess and cites low literacy rates of 28 percent literate, 4 percent read only, 68 percent illiterate. It contrasts Spain with the United States and European powers, noting limited banking and rail capacity and past imperial might fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
France
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Alabama
Eeurope
Italy
Cadmus
Europe
United States
England
Lenin
Soden
Auetyla
China
Spanish blood and language through the ages
The article traces the origins of Spanish, noting influences from Greek, Carthaginian, Phoenician, and Roman peoples, with later Goths shaping Espana. It mentions Vandals, Celts, and Visigoths, and discusses a perceived decline of Spain’s ancient greatness alongside reflections on national fate and civilization.
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Philolpsy
Merth
Espana
Spain
Bouln
Hays
Kimeet Hadhet
Vernats Coal Output Sets Record For 1907 Production
Preliminary figures from K W Parker of the United States Geological Survey show U S coal output in 1907 about 106,280,000 short tons with a value around 16.1 million dollars. The report notes a significant tonnage increase from prior years and a price rising above one dollar per ton.
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Imi
Pennsylvania
Wee Tee
Ceorglia
Tudlon
Kans
Ke Wrnskea
Ohio
Oregon
Vonwiverina
Weitiming Iy
Penneviveatiin
Vilili
Virginia Vormes
Adaline
Maury
Ledeik Lee
K W. Parker
Piatistician
United States Geological Survey
United States
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the Antilles
Henry Hall
Pitisoure
Bolavieja
Palma
San Luis
Son Ro
Guantanamo
Fagua de Tanamo Am
Africa
Fernando Poo
Santa Clara
Pinos
Audencia
Cube
R Pads
Home Rule Party
Havin “Widenda
Wnions
Planters
Tye
Will Mrow
Times-Hiernarch
Cordova
Western Hemisphere
Philippines
Cuticem
New York City
Lackr
Wyoming Ave
Jonas Longs Sons
Haruna
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