General Gomez Cuba's fearless insurgent commander
The New York Sun profiles General Maximo Gomez, noting his leadership, strategic genius, and discipline. It details battles near Camaguey, his loyalty to Maceo and Garcia, his intolerance for corruption, and his personal devotion to his son Panchito while underscoring his resolve to free Cuba from Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Maximo Gomez
Cuba
Mint
Hathem
Givemez
Castellanos
Guaymiaro
Camaguey
bin Eniy Nie
Bardioga
Puerto Principe
Gomez
Homon
Gomes Ie
Marti
Antonia Alia
Maceo
Gomer
Calixte Guarcia
Oriente
Garcia
Holguin
Gomes
Santa Ana
Clarcia
Vitor
Calisto
Ula
Gomes Weeakness
Francisco
Panchito
New York
Theatere
Olittuy
Monte Crete
Frien
Deere
JC Panehite
General Macon
Stage Manager Urges Quick Exit Amid Crowd Rush
A crisis moment on stage as the manager signals the author to slip away and locate the microphone before the crowd surges. The Philadelphia North American reports the tense scene during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayricht
Stace
Etter
Mike
Philadelphia
Dublin World Snippet Reflects Curator and Mafien Dialogue
A truncated exchange shows the curator claiming a focus on saving young men, while the mafien responds with longing and asks for a favorable one. The fragment hints at a prior scene or article context from the Dublin World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eAb
Dublin World
Reapers Sing of Love and Golden Wheat
Poem fragment by Frank L. Stanton describes reapers singing in fields of grain and a lover awaiting at the gate. Images of gold wheat, wildflowers, and a sweetheart bind themes of labor and romance in a rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Frank L. Stanton
Stamp collecting mania and its dangers to families
The article notes a New York stamp sale where canceled stamps fetch high sums, with a banker holding a $30,000 collection and others paying large amounts. It discusses motivations, risks to moderate earners, and even jokes about Keeley cures for habitual collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cape Colony
Patagonia
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Bosserelon
Tate A. T. Stewart
Keeley
Lincoln anecdote on new powder at City Point
General Horace Porter recounts Lincoln discussing improved arms and a new powder for U Inc guns during a front visit. Porter notes Lincoln had not seen the powder before and compared it to others, citing a walnut-sized grain shown from headquarters curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brauclo Pena
Gomez
Damagiey
Suares
Penk
Hia Excar
Gomex
General Gomes
Wetlon
Gomes
Pena
Wreed Gomez
Menor
Yobder
Pend
Suarez
Choemez
R Eport
Najasea
Columy
Seu
Chemenal Buareg
Goneral Buarez
Yin
Tharur
Sangamon
Brother Jones
Lincily
Horace Porter
Grant
Lincoln
City Point
Alibi proves fault in frontier trial says alibi clears man
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence recalls a West Central trial where a young man is proven innocent by a solid alibi. The judge's harsh sentence is overturned after witnesses attest to his presence at a distant shanty.
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Nitter Creek
Paul the Apostle Faces Arrest in Jerusalem
An October Sunday School lesson reviews Paul’s arrival in Jerusalem, his arrest after a riot sparked by his speech to the crowd, and the Roman guard’s intervention. It explains his deferral of Nazirite rituals, his conversion, and the divine intent guiding his mission to Jew and Gentile from prison.
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Paul
Jerusalem
James
Centurion
Temple
Jesus
Thalamuch
Stephen
Christ
Tyre
Caesarea
Jerusilem
Tome
Caesar
One of Mrs Pinkham's Talks on Menstrual Health
A persuasive piece urging regularity of menstruation as vital to health. It warns irregularity poisons the blood, risks scrofula or consumption, and advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a testimonial from Miss Marie Johnson praising recovery from irregular menses and malaise after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Johnson
Mani F, Johnson
Centralia
Central Railroad Timetable and New York Connections Notice
Central Railroad of New Jersey stations in New York and at the Jersey terminals announce summer timetable entries. It lists departure times from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and connections to Atlantic City New York Newark and Philadelphia with through tickets and terminal connections via Whitehall Street North River and Broadway ferries.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Feot
Liberty Street
N. Ht
Whitehall Terminal
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantiic City
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
March Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Morrisburg
Potteville
Eity Street
North Hiver
Maneey
Whitehall Street
South Ferry
Ida
Scranton Train Schedules and Connections Noted
Train times and connections listed for routes from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Trenton Washington Buffalo Ithaca and other points. Details include express and accommodation trains with departure times and transfer points at Binghamton Northumberland Nanticoke Kingston and more. Pocket timetables available from M. Ly Smith District Passenger Agent at the depot ticket office.
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Scranton
New York
All Points
Faston
Trenton
Philaadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morrie
Buffalo
Binghamton Amway
Binghamton and
Ulloa
Richfeld Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Mlymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Northumberlad
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Intermediate
Nanticoke
Mymouth
Intermellate
Kingston
Detaikx
M. Ly Smith
Tistrict
Ucket
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Include Anthracite Coal Region Trains
Scranton to Philadelphia and New York routes list departure times for coal region travel. Timetabled connections feature the Lehigh Valley system and Illinois and Western lines serving key towns like Pittston Wilkes-Barre Kingston Bethlehem Towanda Elmira Geneva Buffalo and Rochester with daily departures from early morning to afternoon. Officials include Wilbur as General Superintendent and Chas L. Lee as chief agent in Philadelphia with local agents listed for Scranton.
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Lehigh Valley
Scraton
Philadelphia
New Wirgin
Hingleton
Pottsville
H. RR
Bethlehem
Fasten
Keadine
Hare Tishare
H.R
TR Gai
Mack Mamond
Tonkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tihwea
Geneve
Periereal
Tide We RR
Geneva
Rochester
Huffalo
Niemen Falls
Chicane
Ol Patnie West
Pleta
oFrenan Valley
Pol
New York
Kitaderephia
Buffalo
Rollin I Wilbur
Chas
Lee Cent
Poss
Ant. Phils
A. W. Nonnemacher
Agergen
Poen
Agt
South Methichem
Scranton Omow
New York Ontario and Western Time Table 1907 Scranton Service
Time table effective Oct 3, 1907 lists trains leaving Scranton for Carbondale at 10 9 am and 6 10 pm with connections to the main line north and south. Carbondale to Scranton service at 2 00 pm and 7 00 am noted. Remarks include issuing offices and initials MERSON G PL A T ILITCROP. DP A.
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Delaware and
Hudson
Scranton
Tod
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Bossen
New England
Widcoe
Harrest
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Jak Diaimond
Ureacy
Pennsylvania RR
Western
Lehigh Valley H. RR
le Trenton
Carbondale
The
Noarth
Witches-Harre
A. Om
J. W. Burdick
H. W. Cross
Ontario
Cadoria
Cadowla
Merson
A. T. Ilitcrop
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Stern
Tie
Camapues
Uwemel Himeel
Guneril Gomez
Ratte. Genem
Briadier Raspadure
Mongelde
Giormex
Cariinati
United States
Officera
Crstom
Spain
Cola
Geren
Alaska
Fairbank’s
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Conservative Advice
Love and the
Reapers
Philntotist
Detroit Free Pross
J. E. Gilbert, D. D
LL. D
American Society of Religious Education
Romiaus
Abraham
Lysvne
Justiow
Pricats
Lysias
Yio
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
General Office—Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Harrisbur
Hazleton Postevie
Gen'l Pass
R. W. J. B. Hutchinson
Corera
Alee
Ae Id Ae
Bepanten
HH. T Baldwin
Jen
Puss
Ant
J. H. Olmauvesen
Gen
Supt
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Beranton
Starling
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
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