Prominent Presidential Candidates In Cuba
The article surveys Cuban political potential ahead of elections, highlighting veteran figure Maximo Gomez as a leading candidate praised for his patriotism and sacrifice. It notes Gómez’s ties to the American role in Cuba’s independence, concerns over his native status, and the impact of exile leaders on the race. It also outlines the Cuban constitutional convention and the party landscape including Conservative, Republican, and Union Democratic factions, with U.S. influence shaping the campaign atmosphere.
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Maxin Goten
Canne
Ervat
Cuba
Epitan
Washington
Vant Ad
United States
Sons of America
Spain
Gomez
Santo Demings
Bown Oiteliy
New World
Havana
America
Basten
Barrom
Conservaties
Gnd
Tx Putrotte
Union Democratic
Alles Esa
Mendez Capote
Fadien Party
Cubs
Constitutional Convention
Law
Juan Galberto
Messioner
Sanguilly
Cuban presidential odds shift amid elder patriots and bets
Havana dispatch details a crowded field of late career Cuban leaders vying for the presidency or vice presidency as General Gomez's influence wanes. Marquis of Santa Lucia Betancourt, Maso, Mendes Capoté, and others are named, with age noted and alliances sketched amid factional maneuvering.
Eccentric founder and rise of the Stoxcrofters shop
Hubert Hubbard of East Aurora New York built the Stoxcrofters press, turning a casual pamphlet into The Philistine and a hand press operation. He relied on local talent including a British artist and a Sing Sing veteran, while the village provided workers and odd characters to shape a renowned publishing and bookmaking enterprise.
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Hubert Hubbard
Stoxcrofters
Fast Avrori
N.Y
Moe Eater
The
Philistine
Tis Views
Hubbard
Aurora Bilazard
Aurora
Roycrott
Illinois
Strange Goide
East Aurora
Viittle
Nont
Ala
William Morris
Aocialiat
England
Te &N Unitator
Chen
Origioater
Ali Baba
Denewny
St. Gerome
Aces Biter
Huber
The Big Krupp Works Water and Gas Use in 1889
The Krupp steelworks in Essen consumed 16,000,000 cubic meters of water in 1889, about Frankfurt city usage, plus 1,682,500 tons of coal and 15,800,000 cubic meters of gas. The figures highlight vast industrial scale and fuel needs of the Essen works.
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KHUPF
Krupp
Essen
Frankfort
Interstante
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Ftw
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Ed Discuerion
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Mintance
Te Ald
Maceo
Ando
Elbertus
Roycrofters
Salvador Cisneros Hetanchurt
Santa Lucia
Gomes
Eugen
Baving
Saia
Gomea
Ely
Betancourt
Maceos
Toloff
Masgo
Marti
Marquis of
Camaguey
Santiago
Masso
Mansanilla
General Wood
General Brooke
Marquis
General Assembly
Federales Republicanos
Domingo Mendez Capote
Claneros
Mendes Capoté
Musso
Truman L. Elton
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