Americans Must Leave Cuba Or War Declared Says Prominent Cuban
Santiago de Cuba February 27 A U S transport Minnewaska will sail Tuesday with the Twenty third Kansas volunteers aboard The Rumasa will likely sail Thursday with the Eighth Minnesota The Third Immune regiments now at Matanzas will muster out and withdraw around March 15 leaving only three white volunteer detachments and one regiment of regulars for duty in the province General Wood reports a prominent Cuban official warned that if Americans do not depart by July Cuba would declare war The military governor emphasizes the talk has limited public effect and funds restrict new work in the department while Havana orders hamper progress and contractor activity
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Santiago de Cuba
United States
Minnewaska
Kansas Volunteers
Rersasa
Thurecey
Minnals
Lingmunes
Immulnes
Matanamo
Rechard Wood
Cuba
St Louis Republic
Dallow
St Louis
Alnad
Godey
Petersen
Tito
Sparatae
Alger in Said to Plan a New Treasury Raid
New York February 27 Journal Washington correspondent says Adger plans another raid on the Bathmal defects fund of 59000.00. He sought to gut ex Senator Edmunds fee for Carter case and to obtain funds for soldiers but was blocked by the comptroller. Secretary Alger asked if officials may be paid from the national defense fund with same mileage as army officers. Comptroller Tracewell refused to sanction the proposition. He said the president must take responsibility and issue an order to deduct the expense from the fund for approval.
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Treasury
New York
Washington
Adgeer
Edmunds
Carter
Colonial
H. Curtis
Cal ‘Atkins
R.P. Kennedy
National Defense Fund
Tracewell
Al@er
cMeer
Annapolis
Hamera Ferry
Wooster
Custer
Gen. Alger Wes
War Department
Santhigo
Gen. Wheeler
Gen. Alger
Catlin
William
Clara
Palm Beach
Ermiline
Emiline
Sociatoy
Cause and treatment of heart disease linked to digestion
An advertising claim argues heart disease stems from weak digestion and stressed nerves. It promotes digestive tonics from F. A. Stuart Co. as a cure for stomach trouble, asserting regular use can cure stomach ailments except stomach cancer.
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At & Eee
F. A. Stuart Co
War Record of Alger from Army and Navy Journal 1898
The piece defends Mustell A. Alger secretary of war, detailing his Civil War service. It cites Sheridan, Kilpatrick, Custer, and others praising his gallantry, leadership of Michigan units, and acts at Booneville, Gettysburg, and in cavalry actions. It notes a late correction about his absence without leave and explains wartime leave practices.
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Army and Navy Journal
Mustell A. Alger
Miser
Cal Alger
Alger
Michigan
Elis
Booneville
Sheridan
Belt
Custer
Alcer
Campaten
Gordonsville
Torbert
Col. Alger
Col Alger
J. EB. Stuart
Gen. Custer
Kidd
Army of the Potomac
Kilpatrick
Grant
Florida weather tragedy hits orange groves well told
A Winchester Democrat clipping transcribes a Florida postcard dated February 14 1599 from Robt Bowe to J Harry Allen. It recounts a sudden cold snap in Orlando dropping from 75 to 17 degrees and killing orange trees and pineapple crops while noting only the alligator survived.
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Winchester Democrat
J. Harry Allen
Florida
Orlando
Fla
Harry
Forida
Robt. Bowe
Panther terrorizes Ohio town in wild chase with child
Feb 27 report from Toledo states a panther was seen in Wyandotte county near Monongue hunting through streets and frightening residents. The sightings spanned weeks with authorities delaying pursuit.
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Ohio
Aoledo
Duenggast
Wysndutte
Panther terror grips village as child bitten and herd chased
Snowbound farmers report missing cattle and livestock despite tracks of a stringy mufmal. A small Samuel Hunt child was dragged from its parents home before a panther appeared on Main Street. The beast dropped its burden after panicked pursuit by hundreds, with only minor injuries reported.
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Samuel Hunt
Dolly
Tragic tale of a man torn by love and duty
A St Louis man marries a plain girl after a brief courtship then grows unhappy as his mind turns to a more intellectual wife. He resists temptation, rededicates to work, and plans travel with his wife, revealing the strain of growing apart despite outward success.
Reed Stirring The Women In Daughters Of The American Revolution
Washington Car Tribune reports a chaotic session as Speaker Reed stirs the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Sarah Hatch sought his view on officer eligibility under a new constitution article, prompting a lively, disorderly exchange with professors and delegates. Mrs. John N. Jewett presided, restoring order amid nominations and stage crowding.
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Washington
Chicago
Tribune
Sarah H. Hatch
Speaker Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Sacison TB Kennedy
Charles HH. Deare
Sra
Mra. Jewett
Halph Emerson
Rockford
A. Pu
Damage-Injunction Suit Between Palins and Warfield
In the Forty fourth judicial district court, Will TL Morrie Mled a sensational suit against J B Warfield over alleged alienation of affection from Mr Mineris. The petition seeks to restrain Warfield from further influence over the woman and awards Morris $600 damages for injury. A hearing is set for the April term. sheriff to serve papers promptly. Warfield is accused of betraying friendship for over a year, with Mrs S Morrin possibly concealed at Warfield’s city residence to seek divorce so Morris can marry. Both men are connected to America now, with Warfield as slate agent and manager and Morris as a sales man under him.
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Palins
Tescer
Fortyfourth
Morrie
J.B. Warlebd
Warfield
Mineris
Morris
Mangan
Mortis
S Morrin
Ki Warfield
Emi
America Now
Continentaly Beded Company
Wart
Jury Awards 26000 for Backbone Injury in Brooklyn Case
Charles Devine won a verdict in the New York Supreme Court Brooklyn against Brooklyn City Railroad for 5000 dollars after a back injury from an accident. The jury, before the appellate division, awarded 20000 dollars for the backbone damage.
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New York
Charles Devine
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Brooklyn City Ailroad Company
Devine
Epellate Grand Division
Brooklyn Hat Quaker Wins 25000 In Trial
Devine a 50 year old hat quaker, riding in a wagon on Third Avenue Brooklyn, endured a crash when a fast trolley struck his vehicle. His 11 year old son was seated beside him. Devine suffered spinal injuries and had part of his spine removed to save his life. After two years, the jury returned a verdict of 25000 following deliberations before Judge Gaynor and a jury.
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Devine
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Wes
Nim
Vine
Eule
Foley
Platte City
Williamn . Fowy
Clay County
Liberty
Divide London Bill Introduced In Commons
London Feb 27 Arthur J. Balfour introduced the London municipalities bill in the House of Commons. The measure divides the metropolis into fifteen municipalities each electing a mayor and council with local powers, excluding the City of London. It aims to empower new provincial style bodies separate from the London county council and hopes to launch next November.
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House of Commons
London
House of, Commons
Arthur J. Balfour
Treasury
England
London County Council
Halfour
Pin
Bride Kissed by Hobson at Nagasaki Consulate Ceremony
A Goshen consul’s letter from Nagasaki details a January 25 wedding at the U S consulate where Lieutenant Hobson of Merrimac fame officiated as escaltor general. The bride was Miss Jessie Prior of Atlanta and the groom is a missionary’s son in China, with the consulate decor and guests noted.
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Mr. Allen
China
Harris
Hobson
Object to Sunday Teas in New York
A perplexed Mrs. Robert Osborn of No 2 Rutherford Place hosted a musical tea at the Waldorf Astoria to raise funds. She faced anonymous threats from members of the Woman's National Sabbath Alliance and others warning she end the events. Despite intimidation she plans another musical tea next Sunday with a credited program.
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New York
Robert Osborn
Rutherford Place
Osborn
Waldorf Astoria
Darwin FR. James
Mathilda Kay
Woman's National Sabbath !Alliance
Alliance
Wong
Actors Make a Hit at Zanesville Theater Incident
A Perris Bar Specialty troupe of six amateur actors staged at Cumberland Guernsey county faced a hostile reception on a Saturday night. After several acts an audience showered them with eggs cabbage and stones, and the cast were locked inside the bullring until morning. Howard Pritchard suffered a cut to the face during the melee.
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Zanesville
Perris
Newt
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Howard Pritchard
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