Men Who Run The Cuban Revolution Leaders In Exile
The New York Herald profile describes the Cuban Junta led by Metrada Palma, its authority, and the delegation abroad. It details Palma as head of the revolutionary party, the roles of Castillo Guerra and Quezada, and the overseas network of Cuban clubs supporting funding, arms, and diplomacy.
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New York Herald
New York
T. Metrada Palma
Cuba
Mr. Palma
Acta
Maximo Gon
Palma
United States
France
Italy
Mexico
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Joze Marti
Junta
Hoth
Franklin
Spain
Joaquin JD. Castillo
Benjamin J. Guerra
Gonzalo de Quesada
Washington
Dr. Castillo
Paiman
United States Navy
Rodgers
Jeannette
Academy of Science
Havana
Castillo
Pura
Guerra
Mepallie
Aindeite
Jose Marti
Gonzalo de Que
Charles Richmond
J. A. Vonzales Lanusza
Eduardo Yera Huduen
Laniuen
Supreme Court
Ceuta
Africa
Alemnandes
Mir
Patra
Council
Journalista
Enrique J. Verona
Eluirde Vero Buduen
Manuel More
Verona
Eduardo Vero Tidven
Yfe
Hbors
Junta i
Cullen
Cahan Caure
Europe
Jove Marti
Dunta
Juntea
Feta Ita
Amente
Key West
Tavana
Opetow
UU Prentenmtions
Rly Urick Suelvess
Wall Street
Witdow
Mr. Palm
Inside a warship Indiana shows vast compartmentalization
The text describes Indiana’s hull filled with 272 compartments and 54 watertight doors. It compares the ship’s labyrinthine subdivision to old frigates, noting engines, sun boxes, helm areas, and countless doors. The emphasis is on survivability through dense, separated compartments.
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Maine
Indiana
Cosmopolitan May hints Napoleon autography debate
An altered mutobiography of Napoleon is discussed with Cosmpolitan editor Mr Walker uncovering clues that Napoleon wrote the work. Additional book notices include John Bloundelle-Burton's Across the Salt Sea and various titles from Appleton and Lippincott with catalog details and favorable reviews.
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Napoleon
St Helena
England
France
Fnally
Pheon
The
Cosmopolitan
John Bloundelle- Burton
Herbert 5. Stone & Co
Chicago
New York
Spain
Vigo Oot
Spain and Cuba Crisis Recalled From Early Newspaper
A rediscovered New York Tribune article from forty eight years earlier argues Spain mistreated the United States and condemns arming Cuban rebels. It describes secret U S aid to Cuba, conspiracies across major cities, and incidents around the ship Comedia and the Empire voyage as tensions rose toward war.
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Spain
Oet
United States
Elthtens
Cuba
New York Tribune
Nameseia Chiles
New York
Cincinnai
St. Lowis
Mineston
New Orleans
Ovat
AIOO
Nla
Comedia
Foomer Empire
Vty
Dvi
Toner
The Youngest Boy in Blue
A nostalgic portrait of a young recruit named Hod the aival Poeerve who, despite nerves, joins daily work with cheer. The poem celebrates his plucky spirit, his willingness to labor, and the affection of comrades as the young lad gains standing among the crew on the sea.
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Utue
Weill Alwege
Lim
Plane
Uhiele
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
A fragmentary text describes a crowded scene with sparse people and unclear actions. The readable portions mention a declined objection and a young person, but details and context are missing.
Exploit of the Mangrove Captures Panama Steamer
The Mangrove under Lt Cmdr William K Everett captures the Panama liner Panama off Havana after a boarding, with the crew surprised by the raid. The maneuver uses two six pounders and a boarding party, while the Indiana prizes the captured vessel and the crew reacts in mixed emotion.
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Providence
William Ki. Everett
Havana
Pat Hoods
Ote
Panama
Lee
Lee Ueapee
Everett
Spirja
Basien Dagntor
Indiana
Taylor
Halle
Cour
Useless voyage crew praised after ship conversion
Officers praised the crew of the converted Westhouse ship as they were ordered to Key West. They contrasted the rapture and pride of the voyage and joked about luck while lauding the overall spirit and conduct of the entire crew.
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Key West
Westhouse
Battle tale of Witte Redskins and frontier siege
A rugged frontier narrative recounts a brutal clash near Thackfoot with the Daduins. Details describe wagon trains, breastworks, and heavy casualties among Witte and allied tribes, including dramatic rescues and dangerous night marches.
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Center OF Authority
Federica Perex Carto
Lyle M. Garnon
J. Nicholas Hernandez
Manuel Ros
Octavio A. de Zayas
D. M. Mayo
Jh. Gibergs
Crulmern
Columbia
Jretae
Rand
Miss Lillie
Bristol
Curie
Wang
Coar
Boston
Lodines Ned
Appletons
T. Gallon
Percy, White
David Christie Murray
Dorothea Geraru
Grant Allen
Bernard Capes
Lippincet
Miss Balmaine
H. M. Croker
Loaird & Lee
Chicaiea
Don Vincente Salva
Noah Wester
Latin & Lee
Inelid
Dixon
Mechanica Drawing Room
Civile Publishinae Company
Lene
Sienkiewics
Neaipolson
Chow
Corscain
Paws
AL Leon
Onlitina Aod
Mary Loydle
DD Appleton &Ou
Roveret Books
Somelinve Age
Civons
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Priscilla
Drean
Herlwnt i
Stone & Coo
Herbert
Stone & Co
Whitham
Wat Cram
Scranton
Alvo
Athis
J. O C. Clarke
Otter
Home Science Publicising Company
M48
Tremont Street
Boatan
Fils
Yale
Field
Btmamn
St. Paul
Collier's Weekly
Robert J. Collier
Ciba
Gomez
Calan Field Sciences
Lart Satundas
Hare
Hogers
Coha Libre
Robert
Leslie
Fitehuch Lee
Uncle Bam
Lestie
Dave Js
Erteret
Ubout
Yealaitine
Indy
Makbed
Tie
Jonas Long
Ellie Witte
Emile
Mi Iribel
Aniedi
Hie Howe Kia Biow
Evening
Philadelphia
Congress
Jonas Long’s
Navy
Battling Witte
Diane Tor
Charles
Gates
Flehan
Thackfoot
Pate
Jie Defoe
Dan Nick
Caxtee
Chattie
Ray Tua
Nici
Anid Chater
Cele Nickuw
Mimertt
Beare
Hary
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