Roosevelt Presents Cuba Policy With Independence Plan
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging timely action on measures for Cuba. The plan outlines diplomatic and military provisions including withdrawal of forces, establishment of a local government, and a framework for future U S relations with Cuba under a treaty or ordinance. The document emphasizes preserving independence while defining U S influence.
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Ciban
Ulate
Funeral Directors Unite Against Sunday Services
The documents union backed by most city undertakers voted not to drive to Sunday funerals. The move earned broad support across the local funeral trade. The report also notes a Lincoln man found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. Prince Henry of Prussia reportedly to buy a full brother of the president's horse. Roosevelt may have paid for a saddle horse at an Acquaint County farm.
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Leentan
Goacuments Union
Oi Alb
Frank Meesheidl
Lincoln
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Roosevelt
Acquitain County
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Order That Makes Cuba Free Commission to Transfer Power
Secretary Root directs General Wood to transfer Cuba’s government to Cuban elected officials by May 20 with the island’s defense entrusted to the new government while the United States withdraws military forces. Congress to convene a joint session for counting presidential ballots and the new constitution to be validated.
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Gen. Wood
War Department
Wood
Cuba
Island of
Custro
Congress
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United States
Uoba
United States of America
Spain
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Aba
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Tew
Wilrom Daes
Che
Aifenaus
Wallanuha
Ciba
Palma
Pletie Root
Dreier Treserah Leomard Ward
Ofuia
Lavana
Ott Paneiby
Dillon episode stirs Irish politics and Chamberlain clash
A parliamentary quarrel centers on Dilfen and Delarey with Irish politics as a backdrop. The Oddity of the Dillon episode draws reactions in the chamber as critics label the member a traitor, while Dilfen’s background as a physician and long-time MP surfaces in the debate. The exchange name drops Delarey and the Irish Channel figure Pillon, with volatile language and a call for restraint.
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Tiigen
Ferpsitat
Dilfen
Delarey
Pillon
John
Notable Prisoner Suicides And Crimes Reported
Edwin Douglass in a Boston jail hanged himself while Tie faced assault charges. Engineer G H Vantasse of the Lake Shore Railroad died in New York from heart disease. Charles Roral, a self confessed wife murderer in Findlay Ohio, attempted suicide in his cell. Burglars bound Edward Lowencelle, a Watc hman at Platt Mill Waterbury Conn, blew the safe and escaped with 75 dollars.
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Boston
Tie
G. H. Vantasse
Lake Shore Railroad
New York
Charies Roral
Findlay
Ohio
Edward Lowencelle
Platt Mill
Waterbury
Nebraska Senator C H Dietrich’s Grim Westward Path
The article portrays C H Dietrich, Nebraska’s new senator, as a hardy figure who faced near death in the Black Hills era. It details his rugged journey from Aurora to Cheyenne, Deadwood, and Spearfish, his role with the Vigilance Committee, early town building, and conflicts with outlaws, including the Smith case where Dietrich helped resolve a deadly dispute and recovered owed property.
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Nebraska
C. H. Dietrich
Black Hills
Seth Buller
Deadwood
Dietrich
Judy Lynch
United States Senate
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
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PST
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Peetrich
Speartich
Plaes Psteurich
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Siapletor
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Sinsip
Belle Union
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Stith
Smith
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Lonuz
Lie
South
iMerick Tescue Winchester
Urappline
Hin
Con Stapleton
Con
Stapleton
Stanleton
Eastern College
California
Mrs. Smith
Rise of Mareeli Sembrich from Poorest Beginnings to Opera Fame
A Polish girl, Mareeli Sembrich, saved for months to hear Adelina Patti. She endured cold and crowding, lost her savings, and finally heard Patti. Now Sembrich, famed as a leading soprano, commands large fees and draws crowds, exemplifying a remarkable ascent from poverty to international acclaim.
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Queen of Song
Mareeli
Isakhunsky
Mareela Sembrich
Pilgrim
Prahms
Mme. Sembrich
Mme
Mme. T’atti
Pinning a Professor Down in Medical Demonstration
A medical anecdote notes patients belief in throat irritation from imaginary objects. Doctors may reveal a substitute pin to satisfy the patient, but one subject reacts that he swallowed a black pin, illustrating persistent distrust in perception.
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Jesson
Tim Padient
New York Times
The Earth's Crust and Elemental Composition
The large portion of the earth's crust water and air consists of few elements. Oxygen makes up half by weight, silicon a quarter, aluminum iron calcium magnesium sodium and potassium total twenty three percent. The rest accounts for all other elements. Chemic compounds rarely contain many elements.
Political glee club plan sparks Senate remark
A caller proposes organizing a political glee club to influence an election. Senator Sorghum counters with a condition to serenade his rival for hours daily to unsettle him, promising support if nerves are wrecked to gain victory.
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Sorghum
Washington Str
The Natural Thing at a Pink Tea in Boston
A brief note from Somerville Journal recalls a pink tea event in Boston where Mrs. Dixie mentions the occasion and Mrs. Hoosier asks if pork and beans were served.
Quote on love and risk from a tongue in cheek remark
A wry observation notes that many women say they would die for a man who would not act on such a vow. The line reflects playful skepticism about romantic bravado and expectations.
Open Air Treatment Proves Best for Consumptives
A Baltimore assistant rector with lung disease finds recovery through dry air and open air climates. He moved from Florida to Santa Fe and Prescott, Arizona, then California, and now travels abroad with his family. He credits Arizona’s dry air as superior for restoring health and stamina.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Santa Fe
N. M
Arizona
Prescott
United States
California
England
Bright's Disease Cured by Dodd's Widney Pills
Mrs Mitty Seaney, long ill with Brights Disease and in dire prognosis, improved after using Dodd's Widney Pills. She suffered back pain until treatment began, kidneys expelled dark matter, and after ten boxes she fully recovered with no remaining symptoms.
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Mitty
Seaney
Bright
Dodd
A New Palermo Hotel Attracts Cosmopolitan Winter Guests
A Palermo hotel marketed as a winter abode for cosmopolite aristocracy dominates the gulf of Palermo over 20 000 square meters and is praised by a renowned architect for its numerous special bathrooms. The city is described as beautiful clean and gay with elegant promenades and lively southern life. A yacht offers trips in the gulf and nearby Tunis and the manager offers views for long stays.
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Palermo
Walermo
Tunis
Tourist car excursions from Chicago to west coast
Chicago and Northwestern Railway offers daily trips to California Oregon and Washington in March and April with berths in tourist cars at 6.00. Personal conductors run excursions Tuesdays and Thursdays from Chicago and Wednesdays from New England. Illustrated pamphlet available on two cent stamp to S A Hutchison manager 212 Clark street Chicago.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chicago
New England
S. A. Hutchison
Clark Street
Towne and Browne Cue Fashion in Odd Rig
In a terse exchange the characters Towne and Browne discuss a feminine rigg. Towne declares the outfit queer for a man while Browne notes that none of the women approve of its suitability.
Coughing Leads to Consumption
An old medical patent claim touts Kemp's Balsam as stopping coughs immediately. The ad urges readers to visit a druggist for a free sample bottle and to buy 25 or 50 cent bottles, warning that delays are dangerous.
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Kemp
U.S. Hope to Grow All Needed Goods At Home
Some observers believe the United States can profit by growing every crop and material used for food drink or clothing. They argue domestic production could supply all essential needs and reduce reliance on imports.
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United States
Dyeing Made Easy with Putnam Faceless Dyes
It requires no experience to dye with Putnam Faceless Dyes. Simply boiling your goods in the dye is all that is necessary. Sold by druggists.
Pigs Harnessed to Wagons in Chinese Farming Districts
In several farming districts of China, pigs are attached to small wagons and compelled to pull them as a work practice. This method showcases rural labor traditions and animal utilization in agricultural tasks.
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China
The Summer Hymnal Quotation on Honest Lives
A terse line proclaims that truly earnest and honest people do not meet a dead end. The remark reflects a moral stance praising integrity as enduring value.
Noticing Daily Milk Delivery Traditions
In a New York Weekly snippet a milkman jokes he leaves warm milk each morning to a mother and housekeeper who discuss health precautions like boiling water amid diseases. The brief exchange captures domestic routines and humor in daily life.
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New York Weekly
Modesty Quips Stir in Quiet Exchange
In a brief dialogue, a man declares the naked truth while a woman downplays shock to modesty, asserting love is blind as the exchange unfolds in a scene of restrained humor.
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iEmart
Salzers Grow 1200 Bushels Per Acre onions
New onion culture method by Salzer claims harvests of 1200 bushels per acre and more. The Salzers distribute about 125000 pounds of onion seed annually, selling at 60 cents per pound and up. No vegetable pays better per acre.
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Salzer
Mandy’s Rapid Learning At Fashionable Boarding School
A Chicago Tribune note quotes Trow about Mandy at a stylish boarding school. She’s described as learning quickly writing long letters that require turning the page multiple times to finish.
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Trow
Mandy Gittin
Chicago
Pune
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Advertised for Children
A nurse at a New York Children's Home promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children claiming rapid relief from colds feverishness headaches and stomach troubles and worm destruction with ten thousand testimonials.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen S
Olusttep
le Roy
Their Romance Delivers Tale of Wealth in Courtship
A brief exchange recalls a romance tied to their courtship and a tale he told of his vast wealth. The dialogue hints at secrets and fascination surrounding the pair.
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Tessee
Lane's Family Medicine Claims Daily Bowel Movement Health
An old advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine as essential for daily bowel movement and general health, noting gentle action on liver and kidneys and cure for sick headache. It lists a price of 25 and 50 cents. It also oddly compares water flow from the Nile to the Thames.
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Lane
Ball Blue Ad Promotes Red Cross Brand
An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product. It touts a two ounce package for five cents and includes a slogan about love and cough being unhidden, ending with The Eternal City.
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Red Cross
St Jacobs Oil Endorsed by Nurses and Hospital Sister
Nurses and medical men tout the value of good nursing and medicine. Eliza King praises St Jacobs Oil for external use in sprains bruises rheumatic disorders pleurisy and other cases. Sister Canothysa of St Andrew's Hospital commends it for gout sprains and bruises and notes doctors order it constantly.
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Eliza King
St. Jacobs
Canothysa
St. Andrew's Hospital
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