Farewell to Home as Duty Guides a Sailor’s Mate
A poetic fragment speaks of faithful love and duty for a sailor’s wife. The speaker vows to wear a gem and gold chain as a pledge, farewell home and wife, and go to fight for freedom. It emphasizes gallant duty and hope that light returns after night.
Gallant Scotty and the Donna Maria Rescue Run
A U S cruiser crew and Scotty the Scotsman navigate a perilous escape from the revolutionary Donna Maria. On a rambling coastal rail run to safety, Scotty maintains steam, defies a pompous colonel, and proves steadiness under fire as shells explode nearby and a field battery roars overhead.
Villamil a Man of Note in Spanish Naval History
Admiral Fernando Villamil of the Spanish Navy famed torpedo boat Destructor designed by himself dies in sea fight off Santiago. He visited New York several times including 1894 with 500 cadets. Born in Asturias his wife and daughter remain there. He rose from obscurity to Commodore and Admiral after guarding the King and Queen Regent at San Sebastian.
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South America
United States
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pensacola
William McDougal
Scotty
Donna Maria
Republic
Revolutionary Party
Scotty O
Amigo de Mio
Buque de
Fernando Villamil
Santiago
Blanco
Madrid
New York
Martinet
Asturias
San Sebastian
Villamil
Destructor
Queen Regent
Bilboa
Minister of Marine
Photographing the Monkey Makes Tough Portraits
A New York photographer who specializes in animal and bird photography explains why monkeys defy direct gaze. He notes their eyes shift, they avoid eye contact, and they appear to study the ceiling or floor while other monkeys eagerly photograph each other.
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New York
Washington Star
Bravest and tenderest shown in Santiago Bay action
Reported heroism at Santiago Bay describes Captain Philip of the Texas attempting a dash on Spanish ships as their flags fell. The Tevas commander urged restraint and warned his men not to cheer, reflecting disciplined conduct amid engagement.
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Scotty
S. Bowley
Santiago Bay
Philip
The
Texas
Escape From Morro Castle A Cuban Hero’s Flight
A Cuban insurgent recounts the escape of Jose Mari from Morro Castle Havana. He describes brutal captivity, attempted escape routes, gaining a key from a turnkey, overpowering guards, and slipping past sentries to freedom after two days without food.
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Boy Hero of Sevilla Enlisted Under False Name
The sixteen year old Jacob Willinski, alias Jack Berlin, enlisted in the 1st United States Cavalry and went to Cuba where he died in battle near Sevilla. He left home after a troubled journey from Pitt street to Jersey City Chicago and Philadelphia seeking funds and food before joining the Army. He wrote to his mother that he would meet his death in Cuba and refused to abandon the service despite her threats to expose his misrepresented age.
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New York City
United States Regular Army
Jacob Willinski
1St
United States Cavalry
Jack Berlin
Pitt Street
Broome Street
Maspeth
Long Island
Bronstein
No. 12
United States Army
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cat Keeps Mouse as Plaything in Storeroom Tale
An Independent Woman recounts a story from a domesticated wife about a clever cat that catches a mouse and hides it in an old shoe. The man feeds both cat and mouse for days, sharing amusement until the wife intervenes and releases the mouse.
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New York Post
Cadiz Through the Ages a Phoenician Stronghold
Cadiz in Spain traces its founding to about 1000 B C by Phoenicians who named it Gadiz. It later passed to Carthaginians Romans and Goths before Arab rule and Christian reconquest. English assaults in 1596 1625 1657 and 1702 left wide wreckage and wealth loss.
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Cadiz
Spain
Gadiz
Gades Et
Julia Gaditana
Sharifat of
Cordova
France
New York Sun
A Dog That Talks in Vestal NY
H W Meyers of Vestal New York owns a Scotch collie he claims can speak. He has studied animal vocal apparatus and describes a secret operation to reveal how the dog talks to the scientific world. The dog most clearly says Oh no when asked to respond.
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H. W. Meyers
Vestal
N. Y
On Doings and Deaths A State News Summary
A compact review of notable events from the state’s general news column. It highlights local incidents, public notices, and select crime and court items with concise summaries and names where clearly readable.
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Indiana News Roundup: Fires, Robberies, and Strikes Hit So. Bend to Noblesville
The hemp of events spans from William J Oliver in Piti County to fires in Hillisburg and lightning damage near Kokomo. Robberies in Jasper Crenshawe and barbed fence injuries in Anderson are noted, alongside a major strike at South Bend Chilled Plow Works and an oil strike near Noblesville yielding 250 barrels daily.
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William J. Oliver
Piti County
Sullivan County
Plainfield
Mainsville
Honsdlaln
Anderson
Knightsville
Quaker Bible Conference
Earnham College
South Bend
Studebakers
Phillipina Golls
Miama
Noblesville
Berg
Fred Baker
Marshall County
W. C. Espy
Eaton
Eek Hollis
Ellwood
John Spice
Indiana Pipe Line Company
Peru
Barney Koepke
Jasper Crenshawe
Tipton
Noah
Patrick
Moony
Teenie ‘McDonald
Brazil
McDonald
Kokomo
Samuel Murphy
Graff
John Fay
William Henderson
Monroe Kendall
Northwestern Scraper Company
I. D. Bosworth
N.S. Monroe
R. E. Burke
Leslie Wilburn
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