View of Cuba conditions and U S duty toward the insurrection
A returned American writes from Havana to the Springfield Republican, detailing distress, unemployment, and coercive rule in Cuba. He argues Spain’s policy worsens misery, rejects reconciliation, and urges the United States to assert humane, belligerent recognition and support for Cuban self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Springfield Republican
United States
Fsland
Havana
Cube
Spain
West Indies
Europe
Stars and Stripes
Cleveland
Eigo
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Weyler
America
Tuate
New York
United States Leads in Global Postal Activity
Historical data compares national post offices and letter traffic across nations. The United States operates about 70 000 post offices and handles billions of letters yearly, with Germany and Britain following in scale and Austria Hungary split within their empire.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
England
Postoffice
Austrian Post Office Department
Empire
Hungary
Post Office Department
Spain
Canada
Holland
Belgium
Russia
France
Across the Caucasus and Rostov on the Don Journey
The narrator travels from New York toward Warsaw, detailing mountain passes in the Caucasus, the Darial and Kasbek regions, and the Krestovaya Gora. He notes fortifications, Cossack life along the Don, and praises Russian rail travel, trains, and cuisine, including Elbruz views, Vladikavkaz, Rostov, and Taganrog.
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Krestovaya Gora
Kasbek
Darial
Terek
Vladikavkaz
Horges
Darlal Pass
Kashek
Monastry
Prometheus
Euch
Ghunib
Daghestan
Barintinski
Caucasus
Tifus
Rostov-on-the-Don
Rostov
Elbruz
Bodvinia
Russia
Ajondon
Formosa
Dover
Don
Apa
Taganrog
Finest synagogue in America dedicated in New York
The Shearith Israel congregation dedicated a new synagogue in New York costing about $400000. Located at Central Park West and Seventieth Street, the building features four pillars, onyx interior decorations, gold and white walls, and a premier ark. Delegations from Boston San Francisco Philadelphia Chicago and other cities attended the solemn ceremony.
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New York
America
Ttle
Central Park Weat
Seventieth Street
Congregaltion
Mill Street
Hoston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Meldola de Rabid
Montreal
Just One Question From Harter's Baxar
In a playful exchange Mrs. Guazum asks Mr. Cocker about dogs and their breeds. The dialogue centers on a loving description of a pug named Cupid and a curious inquiry about animal types in a humorous flow.
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Mieta
Aragon
Don
Gogol
Taras Boul
Mr. Cocker
Mra. Guazum
Cupid
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Pelf
Eusebio Hernandes
Hernandes
Matanzas
Garcia
Tion
Bermuda
South America
Cleneros
Gomez
Als
Eusebio Hernandez
Warsaw
Chas. A. Dana
the Sun
Shamul
Craigs
Thamara
Sefsone
Vindikackas
Disiance
Moscow
Omha
William J. Calhoun
N. K
Harter
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