Protectorate Policy for Cuba Dominates Era Debate
A historic wire-length account details a proposed long term American protectorate over Cuba. It describes administration aims to police the island indefinitely and possibly permanently, with debates over withdrawal, military presence, and political implications for Cuban elections and regional stability.
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Washington
America
Cuba
Peedon
Gur
Thape
Yale
Asia
Songwittus
McKinsey
Trials of a Mayor Draw Local Attention in Betras
A garbled report describes Mayor Utew calling for recruits at a mall and other unclear civic actions. The text mentions a desire for a reply or audience, a person named Betty, a city chamber, and a request related to a mill, with scattered references to a meeting and a gas issue.
Rough Riders event notes from June to July 2 in Midwest region
Fragmentary OCR notes record rough riders and races, mentions July 4 in Indian Territory and Kansas events. Includes scattered dates from June 3 to July 2 and references to locations, livestock or horse activities, and local delays. The text remains largely unreadable with many garbled terms.
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Asnual Reahian
Itrasewreit
Ceiabata City
Ibiy Lew Wencett
Abe
Wade
I. Kanean
Mirsoutt Sreeke
No Pavors For Studante Refused Rates From Brudelio
Fragmentary line reads that a student request or protest against reduced rates was rejected. The garbled text mentions Brudelio and a semimeir vacation, with unclear context. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Brudelio appear usable for a fuller headline or summary.
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Studante
Brudelio
Ceérmain Lines
Crete
Railroads Face Turbulent Reforms and Radical Shifts
Aged and new railway management clash as departments overhaul staff and codes. Radical changes spark debate on efficiency versus disruption, with leaders forced to trim costs while preserving service quality amid cycles of reform and reorganization.
Train schedules loom for convention travel to Kansas City
Report describes extensive Santa Fe passenger movements and special trains from eastern Kansas to Kansas City around a July 4 convention. Lines from Santa Fe and connections near Newton and Hutchinson enable large crowds to reach the event, with Pullman cars used as temporary quarters and multiple trains planned for arrival and departure to accommodate the anticipated attendance.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Atchison, Smee & Sapta Fe Railway
Bevan
Newton
Harpuria
Comey
Kansas
Fsb
Pullmars
Passeneee
Presidents New Plan Special Agents Appointed in Investi gate
The text notes a new presidential plan with special agents appointed to investigate rate cutting. It mentions Kansas Okte in June and describes a principal feature aimed at conserving something unspecified. The fragment hints at centralized oversight to curb rate cutting by Western entities.
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Kansas
Okte
Committee action mirrors St Louis plan for traffic data
The Simmittee at U8 treeting decided a course of action similar to the St. Louis committee. It aims to appoint experts to study the traffic situation and compile a report. EH Courtright will lead Kansas City efforts, with two to four specialists to aid in gathering data and informing railroad presidents and executives through the respective committees.
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St. Louis
Kansas City Committee
EH. H. Scurtwright
el We Western Trunk Line Breight Association
Courtright
Geents
Ah. Courtwright
Kansas City
Felton
The
Allen
Roads
Kent
Picnic at Lakeside Park Draws 200-Plus Attendees
Santa Fe picnickers enjoyed a pleasant day at Lakeside Park St Joseph with trains from Topeka arriving by 9 am and 1 pm. The Reds beat the Rounders 13 to 6 in a Wall game while George Sherman earned multiple jumping prizes and Walter Tasker won a cigar box prize. Prizes for walking and cake walking went to Mrs Wilcox, Thomas Nernigan, Miss Martha Miller, and Mr Tisdy Conklin. Trains returned about 10 pm with committee members James McNeal, Robert Wells, and Charles Cross coordinating the event.
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Topeka
St Joseph
Ahout
Rede
Rounders
Reds
Sullivan
Thompson
Sherman
George Sherman
Walter Tasker
Martha Miller
Tlsyd Conklin Ag
Thomas R Nernigan
Cheara
Plessanty
Yes
James McNeal
Robert Wells
Yef
Charles F. Cross
John Kepiin
Ed McCarney
Ed Brescett
Aka Stockwell
al Coin
Charles Cross
Frank Kinsey
RS. Stockwell
Plack Dicks
Jipissa Doe
Dee Albasador
Whe Tweyer
Raushman
Wile Fan Hoerk
Joe Big Seal
John Hupie
Rally Promises Growth for Railroad MC Membership
The Railroad MC holds a rally promising new members will enjoy the same privileges as current ones. A special watch is offered to the member securing the greatest number of recruits, donated by a Chicago firm and arranged through Santa Fe official H S Montgomery.
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CAL
Santa Fe
Montgomery
Storing Coal at Newton by Santa Fe Railway
The Santa Fe will unload storage coal at Newton similar to Weber. About 230 tons were unloaded last week, with 10 000 tons planned near Herr if land is bought. A large force of men will work, and the operation is expected to last about three weeks.
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Astaire
Newton
Santa Fe
Herr
St. Marys
Kuw Valley
$10,000,000 For Steel Cars
Raw material costs and market charges drive the steel car program as 40,000 tons of steel are in use or on order, totaling about $15 million in expenditure to date.
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Une
Santa Fe Seeks Injunction Against Health Certificate Rule
San Francisco June 1 C XNI Bierry chief counsel of the Santa Fe will today ask the court to enjoin the enforcement of Dr Kinyoun's order providing for the inspection of health certificates at the gate. Orient Road Subscription Angelo Tex June 18 The subscription list for the Kansas City Mexico line shows a 500 dollar goal amid sparse notes from readers.
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San Francisco
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Tenorine Dr. Kinyoun
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Angelo
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Kansas City
Roosevelt Stampede Sparks Vice Presidential Bid
Rumors swirl that Theodore Roosevelt may accept a vice presidential nod as Pennsylvania and New York delegates push a coordinated plan to stampede the convention. Key leaders including Quay and Pratt back Roosevelt, aiming to unify support across multiple states and defeat McKinley.
Payne Seen as Platt's Likely Vice President Pick
New York congressman Serena B Payne of Acbur, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, travels to Philadelphia as a leading vice presidential candidate. Report says Payne, who has served nine terms in Congress, is favored over rivals, with past ties to Platt and influence in the Republican Party.
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Platt
Wes
Fin Avenue Hotel
Serena B. Payne
Acbur
House of Representative
Payne
Philadelphia
Dobn F. Parkhurst
House of Repre
Seputer Flatt
Tis Cesar
Hanna Booms Bliss In Philadelphia Nomination Shock
June 25 report from Philadelphia describes a dramatic shift as Hanna, Bliss, and McKinley figures surface in political maneuvering. Key players including Mr Bitz resist nomination amid private reasons, health concerns, and business ties, while administration leaders weigh the impact on the race and future support.
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Ihscape
Van 9
Wellman
Philadelphia
McKinley
Ines
Ainestly
Saministration
Bitz Fe
McKinsey
Hanna
Hanes
Boer Envoys Arrive in Philadelphia Amid Political Curiosity
Philadelphia June 18 Republican leaders greeted Boer envoys Blacher Wessels and Wolmarans in the hotel rotunda. The visit drew partisan debate as locals debated policy points while the envoys planned to stay until the close of the commotion before likely moving west.
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Philadelphia
Walton
At- Spell & Lomecraftic
Blacher
Wessels
Wolmarans
Baltimore
West
Victory for Hanna at Walton Hotel elevator incident
An Ohio man named Mark Hanne was left on the tenth floor of the Walton Hotel today as a basan elevator discharge event drew crowds. The elevator would only travel between the first and tenth floors, and Hanna insisted on being carried to the office amid the onlookers.
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Hanna
Basan
Walton Hotel
Philadelphia
Sys Ie Ik
Mark Hanne
Ohio
Elersier
Political maneuverings and club arrivals spell tense race
The article chronicles rival political moves around Vice Presidential prospects involving Bliss, Hanna, Platt, and Biles, with talks of alliances and conventions. It notes Senator Hanna’s uncertain meetings, party factions, and a series of club arrivals in Philadelphia and Atlantic City as parts of the maneuvering.
Wood Aide Eyes Wood For Vice President Bid In Philadelphia
Official circles report that Major General Leonard Wood may be pushed as a vice presidential candidate at the Republican convention in Philadelphia. Western backers from Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana, Iowa and Michigan reportedly seek authority to press the bid, with support from Roosevelt boomers and Green faction leaders. Wood himself remained reticent. The drive follows Cuban municipal results.
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Sins
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Rose
Quay
McKinsey
Roosvat
McKintey
Mcny
Atturnes
Jose P. Elkin
New York
Nlsity
MrKinsey
Havans
Cas
Indiana
Iowa
Michlesn
Leonard Wood
Philadelphia
Touse
Wood
Tivins
Exhibition incident at hotel involving New York visitor
A New York visitor named Tiny Tim visited the hotel suites near the Bellevue with the aim of exhibition. Mr Biss questioned the propriety of such an act and whether to admit guests, while intimate friends supported the idea. The visitor occupied rooms with the lieutenant governor nearby and moved to Walton as soon as he learned a neighbor had arrived.
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New York
Biss
Tiny Tim
Wiselehbor
Walton
Bellevue
Bush Ambition. Ex Secretary of State Seeks Congress Seat
Ex secretary of state W. F. Bush is drawn into the Second district race after moving from Topeka to Fort Scott. Despite denials, supporters fear a political showdown as Bush faces opposition and signals a renewed bid, with insiders noting his cautious approach amid the campaign. Mason Peters joined the race two weeks ago, escalating the contest as Bush remains hesitant.
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Congress
W. F. Bush
Topeka
Fort Scott
Bush
Mason Peters
Jane New Bush
Topeka Pastor Fares Well in England Lectures
Rev. C. M. Sheldon of Topeka Kansas has won a hearty welcome in England delivering lectures. He was hosted in Liverpool by Rev. C. T. Aken who has lectured in America. Large crowds heard him recount his experiences, which fed interest among British audiences.
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Topeka
London
C. M. Sheldon
Kan
England
Liverpool
C. T. Aken
America
Mr. Sheldon
Martin's Marion friends clash over Fourth District run
Martin of Marion criticizes political allies for seeking to bar his bid for Congress in the Fourth District. The Democrat facing a two year term accuses J. M. Miller and associates of depriving him of a chance to campaign.
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Henerson Martin
Marion
Martin
J. M. Miller
Utah climate lauded by early explorer and rail offer
The diary of Father Silvestre Velez de Escalante recalls Utah’s balmy air and rich climate near Great Salt Lake. Union Pacific offers a round trip fare from Missouri River to Ogden and Salt Lake City with $2 extra, valid June through August, with a fall deadline.
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Silvestre Velez de Escalante
Utal
Great Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Missouri River
F. A. Laws
City Ticket Agt
J. C. Prurox
Political jockeying over district nomination and defeat
The piece reports on Republican and Democratic shifts in a district race. Martin writes to allies seeking guidance on another nomination bid while Democrats privately doubt his prospects. Miller defeats a rival as Sime Tin secures a joint nomination, sparking talk Madden could have beaten Miller.
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Tranghoes
Sime Tin
Chatem
Madden
Miller
Opinon
Riches of Nome from the Alpha steamer report
Vancouver news notes Nome gold yields from a single claim worked by 20 men earning $15,000 in one week and $9,000 in a month. Passengers shared $2000 in gold dust, with Tom Gil Seattle earning $145,000 and J C Motaghan Denver among others. The Alpha travelled from Vancouver April 5 to Nome via St Michael, carrying 22 passengers and customs compliance. New stucco beds and mineral leases are mentioned in the county, and a Kansas City based line plans a new railway expansion in the region.
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Jack Brady
Jack Gil
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J C. Motaghan
Denver
Frank Gren
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Denver to Colorado Springs Pueblo and Return Fare
Travel notice for a Denver to Colorado Springs Pueblo and return route via the Santa Fe with a fare of 24 dollars. Tickets go on sale June 1. Stopover allowed at Colorado common paints Stadshaw handmade harness.
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