Cubans Hint at Annexation Shift in Cuba Policy
Reports from Havana claim influential Cuban commercialists and officials urge annexation under a territorial government, while Western and eastern provinces show mixed support. President contemplates changes inclining toward a unified greater republic with possible public vote on the Cuba question.
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New, York
Sudan
Ind
Commercia Intereste
Havana
Dare
General Browke
Mistaken
Republic
Pinar di Pio
Hayene
Matansas
Brooke
Wied
Santiigo
Ana T
Santiago
Americas
Santiate
Giroena Enterprises
Western
Washington
General Wood
Cuba
Congress
Hich
Koland
Dewey Welcome Home two day New York celebration planned
Plans for Admiral Dewey's two day homecoming in New York City were outlined by the planning committee. A large arch will greet him as he passes under it in a navy parade with victory and peace floats. German single societies will be invited to join on floats and sing a welcome hymn.
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Jane
New York City
New York
Ee Ian
Wade
Admiral Dewy
Sally Fal
Macias Fat
Oran
Sculpture Society
Com
Arion Liederkranz
Mannerchor
Taylor Leading at Kentucky Republican Convention
Lexington July 1 reports suggest Taylor holds a lead at the Kentucky Republican Convention amid factional tensions. Other contenders including Pratt are cited. early tallies and candidate support indicate Taylor may secure the nomination, with rumors of central committee backing and party dynamics shaping the outcome.
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Lexington
Republic Sah
Cand
Ortcern
Panthelans Tan
Zasineton
Anid Uary
Bath Wubeeintortal
Rae Reese Oie
Tay Tor Mat Bone
Pratt
Kha
Faylor
Tayftur
Tayior
Boris
Two Bad Persons Fete Stirs Police Notice
Unclear OCR text describes a menacing incident involving Albert Smith and a wife, with police involvement and a year end event. Mentions of a person named Shine Winston and Fidel are fragmentary. The readable facts suggest domestic conflict and legal attention, but details are garbled.
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Albert Smith
Coulis
Mumier
Smith
Anse
Unclear OCR Note Yet Describes Engineering Mishap
Fragmentary text notes injury to finances and a medical or professional setback. It mentions an engineer, a failure to reveal full details, and an order placed in New York. The readable items are disjoint, with no clear names, dates, or locais to anchor a full summary.
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Behin Jows
Jock
Shentas
Patel Peer
New York
Bnvn
Jawan
Gas War Brews As Ogden Plans Large Bond Issue
Chicago gas clash deepens as Ogden company authorizes 510 million in bonds to expand and modernize plants. Analysts expect a price war with Peoples Gas and plan a possible 75 cent rate cut to win customers on the North Side and West Division.
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Chicago
Geers
Ogden Company
Ubbi
Chicas
Wall Street
Peopiss
Selex Gas
Ogden
Dental
North Aide
West
Alger Must Resign Emphasized in Washington Dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports official ostracism of Secretary of War Alger, noting his absence from a Friday conference with Roosevelt, Grises, Corbin, and Hay. It claims Alger has been relieved of duties in the war department relating to the Philippines and hints at imminent changes amid turmoil in World War I era leadership.
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Xene
Washington
Nerisia
War Department
Alger
Hoosevelt
Grises
Corbin
Hay
Alpes
Philippines
Queen Makes Quick $1 Million Alaska Trip
Victoria, B. C. July 11 The steamer Queen arrived with 250 passengers excurionists and miners from Dawson and Atlin. Wealth from gold dust totals range up to 1 601 Us dollars as wealthy Dawson visitor John Wilkinson of San Francisco brings 200 pounds of gold dust from El Dorado and Bonanza. A mining expert from South Africa returns with 20000 in dust. Parker of Toronto travels near death from consumption and scurvy aided by Dr Mathilda Wallin as he reaches home via Vancouver. The voyage, 6 hours from Juneau, stirs talks of Alaskan boundary and political figures who joined the trip.
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Victoria
B. C
Queen
Dawson
Atin
John Wilkinson
San Francisco
el Dorado
Bonanza
South Africa
Charles V. Parker
Toronto
Vancouver
Mathilda Wallin
Parker
Skagully
Pasheriers
H. Fayne
Duteell
Congreesman
Mra GW
Rivero
John T
Alaska
Ftn
Chicago Anarchist Case Referenced in Pa Paul Koran Trial
In Chicago the trial cites the Spies case as precedent for alleging a general conspiracy to commit crimes. The state aims to prove the Western Federation of Labor advisory program linked to the Wardner murder and the April 28 plan, with defense objec tions. Forney notes proofs from captured union documents and archives, including Herr Most's book. The objection is noted.
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Chicago
Wallace
Idaho
Paul Koran
Procoses
Wardener
Vorney
Western Federation of Labor
Ceed
Bir
Forney
Mipers’ Union
Burke
Splew
Herr Most
Soldiers' Families Get Purchase Rights On Food Stores
Washington on July 11 reports the War Department allows the immediate family of a regular volunteer soldier serving abroad to buy meat and subsistence stores at cost prices for the immediate needs of the service member.
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Washington
War Department
American Sugar Refining Trust Plans Camden Plant
Philadelphia July 11 The American Sugar Refining Company known as the silker trust is about to establish a chemical plant at Camden New Jersey. The capital stock is to be 31 500 000. The trust will manufacture its own chemicals to be used at refineries it controls across the United States, promising large savings.
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Philadelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
Silker Trust
Camden
United States
Three Months of Mourning for Grand Duke in St Petersburg
News from St Petersburg reports a three month mourning period ordered for the death of a czarowich Grand Duke of Warsaw in a grand ceremony at the Assian palace. In Pontiac Michigan, July 11 a large fire swept the Pontiac Spring Wagon Works plant, destroying the factory and a residence nearby with damages around 350,000 dollars.
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St Petersbire
Ecszarow Wich
Grand George of
Scag
Abiesakan
Pontiac Wagon Works
Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Spring
Topeka News Snapped Weathered Local Happenings
A jumble of brief items notes school board planning a Monday meeting, Washburn professor returning from the east, July travel to Mantred Del and Colorado, sidewalk grading in Martin Dennis addition, and a council session on petitions. Also listed are park fence advertisements, school tours, a bicycle shop founder now in Los Angeles, and ongoing city projects on paving and streetcar lines with updates on local officials, elections, and police activity.
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Martin & Dennis
Elly
Jetmore
Billard
Garfeid Park
Board of Education
Saturay
Townsend
East Elehth
Los Angeles
Cal
Barber Asphalt Company
Dutawlen
Kansay Avenor
Harrison Street
Topeka
Trusts
Hadley Ges
Ansaarko
Godfrey
Omaha
Calderhead
Seattle
Washington
Commissioner of Elections
Polk Street
Shawnee County
Topeky Avenue
van Bores
Harrison
Garfeld Park
Teralfth
Clay Street
E. H. Hathaway
Guthrie
Indianapolis
Dice
St Nicholas Hotel
Topeka Post No. T
J. 5. Morse
Bruce Weldenhelmer
Washington, D. C
Pullee
James Weldenhelmer
John Gray
United States
Mur
Shul Kirk
Bussauri
Philips
Gray
Kansas City
Ken
Rev. J. Hooper
Oakland
William Duff
Landis
Huff
Newsboys' Union
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Union
J. Hi. Nisley
Dr. Palmer
Nissley
Newsboys
Judge No
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
AO. U
John H. Crider
J. W. Gibbens
AO. T. W
Lodge No. 260
Mesiden
Bess
Valley Falk
Port Where Named For General Wright At Fort Wright
Fort Wright, Washington, July 1 by direction of the president, the new military post near Spokane has been named Port Where in honor of General George Wrought. He was a brave and capable officer known for guiding troops against Indian resistances. The incident mentions Colonel Wright defeating allied bands on plains, and references the Bee South River shipwreck during his command.
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Fort Wright
Washington
Srokane
Wann
Port
George Wrecht
Wolun
Coolonel Wright
War Department Reports Customs Receipts Adjusted
The Washington July dispatch states the War Department announced today that Havana customs or Pine Hart receipts were adjusted to six. The notice names Renee as a key figure in the local accounting and describes the impact on overall revenues.
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Washington
War Department
Totky
Havana
Renee Ag
Clay school contract awarded with sealed bids
The school board awarded contracts for the Clay school addition and plumbing. Henry Henriett to build a second story for 964,488 with Chaney & Morton heating and plumbing at 1,862.40, completion by Sept 10 and 10 per day forfeiture for delays. Other bidders listed. J B Marshall to be superintendent at 3.50 daily. Smallpox cited in Chase County with a Battardville case and quarantine in the home.
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Clay
Henty Henriett
Chaney & Morton
Scote & Rasler
Spencer
M. Counett
HF. Clare
Mr. Hieery
Me & Sargent
C. A. Fellows
Me. Gobrechs
Hi. & Werner
Sheahan & Son
Prearott & Co
Hope Ventilator Company
A. Alien
J. B Marshall
Protection of the Flag Extended to Porto Rico
An order issued by the president extends private rights and protection of the American flag to Porto Rico. All ships owned by residents on the islands at the time of ratification are included in the order.
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Washington
Etippt
Methodist Parsonage Planned by First Church
The First Methodist church schedules a fall construction of a nine room stone adjacent parsonage at about four thousand dollars. The official board, after approving a committee report, plans immediate action with an architect to begin building once site and cost are fixed, aiming for completion before Dr. McFarland’s family returns in September. Dean’s Ointment ad promises rapid relief from piles.
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First Methodist
P. T. Bonebrake
W. M. Porbes
J. P. Davie
J. P Grisweld
Jonb Mul- Yune
Embree
McFarland
Topeka
Police to Enforce City Curfew After 8:46 Bell
The Topeka mayor and council order Chief Ramsey to enforce curfew No 1879 for youths on streets after the 8 46 fire bell. Officers will arrest offenders, station them at the jail, and patrols will focus on residence districts. Light, quick officers assigned to residence beats. no shooting of children who stop when ordered.
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Topeka
Beaners
Ramsey
Hopper in London Debut With Capitan Comic Opera
DeWolf Hopper opened in London at the Ayric Theater in the comic opera Capitan. A crowded audience applauded with curtain calls and Hopper’s modest closing speech. Notables including Joseph H Choate and Mary Tempest attended, while Miss Bergen’s solo drew special praise.
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London
DeWolf Hopper
Mark Kiaw
Jack
GF. Hinton
Charles Kiein
J. W. Keller
J. K. Hackett
Marcus Meyer
Norman J. Norman
Thomas Eberle
Miss Bergen
Mr. Hopper
Lambs
Players Clubs
New York City
Tivnon
Street Fair Carnival Plans for Ext. cia Citizens
A community carnival in Ext. cia plans free all day and evening concerts led by Marxtaus Gand of Toe peka with John Marshall directing. Bands from Emporia west to Newton will join in, offering music and a 100 piece free performance. A County soldiers reunion features tents in Freemont park and a farmer’s products exhibit with butter, corn, wheat, vegetables and kitchen goods.
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CIA
Uhrelays
Baloe
Marxtaus Gand
Toepeka
John Marshall
Emporia
Newton
Freemont Park
Tree Straw
Soller
Glepley
Wate Dapilla
McBride Leaves Hospital After Delicate Operation
New York July 11 Giorge W McBride former Oregon senator left the post graduate hospital after weeks recovery from a painful operation. The report notes political optimism for Oregon and the Republican strength in the West while acknowledging uncertain Democratic ranks.
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New York
Giorge W. McBride
Tatter Pas
Oregon
Post Graduate Hospital
Rowalian
Loomis Reports Venezuelan Affairs Quiet and Postal Treaty
United States minister to Venezuela B F Loomis arrived on the Philadelphia from La Guayra on leave. He noted little unrest in Venezuela beyond a mountain revolt attempt once, and that the main American interest is the soon to start money order parcel post treaty. Loomis helped shape the agreement to ease small drafts by exchange.
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New York
Philadelphia
la Guayra
Loomis
United States
Venezuela
Future methods for sending fractional sums and small parcels
The text discusses future possibilities for transferring amounts below one dollar and shipping small parcels by methods akin to those used in other countries. It hints at evolving financial and logistics practices but lacks concrete details on systems or institutions involved.
Atlantic Auxiliary Associations Claim Brooklyn Wheat Prize
In Chicago on July 1 after an eleven hour contest the Atlantic Auxiliary Association won the ninth annual American Whist League challenge trophy at the Auditorium. The event crowned a lengthy series of play across teams including New York Northwestern Chicago and New England with Atlanta’s side securing the silver loving cup as the top team.
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Brooklyn Wheat
Chicago
Jane
Ind
Atlantic Auxiliary Association
Ieur
Aueditorium
Seo
Otly Tes Paints
Beth
Northwestern
Whch
New England
Thi Resnims
Atlasitic
Norihwenteen
Aimies Con
Une Joni
Chicagi
New
Ork
Zante
Dearing
Kerk
Cmowso
Nortwestern
New York
Lowe
Adlans
New Lington
Alanie
Allapie
New Ene
Summer Complaint and Bemgs Thiefs From Wallaces Irisante
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a summer complaint and Bemgs thefts from Wallaces Irisante, with a pharmacy reference and a pure ice cream claim. Includes a phone number 397 and items 72 Karisas Helns's Ice cream, indicating ad-like or damaged text from a old issue.
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Bemgs
Wallaces Irisante
Ause Aguiber
Karisas Helns
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