Revolution In Unhappy Cuba and its unsettled era
The piece recounts Cuba's mid-revolution turmoil from Taft and Roosevelt era perspectives. It notes Cuba’s brief prosperity under independence, mounting debts, and a war-driven shift as insurrection disrupts sugar and tobacco crops. It profiles Senor Gonzales de Quesada and other leaders amid Cuban Junta ties to U.S. intervention.
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Taft
War Department
Kacow
Wiite
Tampa
Roosevelt
Mir
Congress
Pala
Senor Palna
Denver
Havana
Cuba
Tolucco
Sigar
Senor Gonzales de Quesada
New York City
College of the City of New York
Columbia University
Spain
Margulis de Santa
Medex Capote
Patna
Timwels
Poe
Pershing's Record as diplomat and fighter in the Philippines
General Pershing, a young yet valiant officer, rose rapidly in the Philippine campaign against Moros. He impressed Mindanao and Jolo command with a blend of combat skill and diplomacy, winning fortis and truces, and earned a general staff post and a Tokyo attaché assignment before being promoted to brigadier general. He later married Miss Melen Men? Warren, daughter of Senator Warren of Westwing.
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Moros
Jobo J. Merebing
Philippine Jane
Regular Army
Pershing
Wen
West Point
Chat Fen
Miles
State University of Nebraska
Digadh Orneral Preshing
Philippines
Nortern
Ixlinos
Teo
George W. Davis
Department of Mindanao
Jolo
Ligan
Diphe Tatic Atintonn
Feader
Washington
Tokyo
General Pershing
Melen Mennees Warren
Senator Warren
Westwing
Queen of the Camels and Her Camel Trainer
Mlle Allarty, hailed as the only woman camel trainer, arrived in New York from Parta to perform with her camel Sirdar. Born in Paris she spent years in Tangier and Morroco, gaining fame in French circles as the “queen of the camels” while traveling with a French army officer husband.
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Mlle. Allarty
Blanche Allarty
New York
Parta
Boulevantiers
Ttle
Paris
Tangier
Mule Allanty
Slndar
Morvecs
Cathem
Desert
Mr. Camel
Bin
Sirdar
Relic hunter’s trap spares old Nile dealer theft
An aging collector Charles Bingham famed for sending expeditions to Egypt financed vast relic ventures. American explorer Blake visits London, traps him in a warehouse with ransom demands. A young girl, a rope, and a sudden rescue end the scheme as the captive abandons further meetings.
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London
Blighia
Bing Hans
Globe
Egypt
Bingham
Charles Bingham
Initathon
Europe
Nile
Chirles Bloghai
NuLn
Opel
Charles
Meewenger
Blake
New York Museum of Natural History
Bour
Charlie
Lange
Raylorer Blake
Dalal
Acuesta
Thomas Mana Lo
Mike
Dante
Ton
Thomas
Prieuer
Liu
Lev
Potes
Tie
Curious Customs and Bridal Dinners Across Regions
The article notes Enghind brides face a curious custom where friends drench the doorstep with boiling water to speed marriages, and Teofend brides host home dinners where the bride prepares all food to gain praise and assist younger sisters in securing faster marriages.
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Enghind
Teofend
Dot
Who is that big man in the tale of Pompous
In a short exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger the stranger asks about the tall figure. The native answers that he is Mister Pompous, noting the man’s bearing resembles a major general and carries the air of a young lieutenant.
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Leutenant
Philadelphia Ledger
Young Job Seeker Wanted At The Record Office
An eager lad not afraid to work and learn a trade is urged to apply quickly to The Record office for a good placement.
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