Isle of Pines Colony Is Formed For Cooperative Farm Venture
Chicago colonists organize a cooperative agricultural community named Isle of Pines to be located about 120 miles off Cuba. Leader J. M. Dimmick and a council plan a land settlement, government aid or purchase, with aims to grow fruit, vegetables, and staple crops for Northern markets. Island size about fifty to seventy miles with few inhabitants, historic use as a penal colony. A meeting at the Great Northern will outline further plans.
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J. M. Dimmick
Cuma
Norra Gerona
Epain
Five Sisters of Sacred Heart Ordered Out in Baltimore
Five sisters of the American Grider of the Sacred Heart were ordered away from Baby Archbish in Chapelle, per dispatch from Europe. The report notes the sisters, daughters of Indian Hemgram, involved with Father Craft, who founded the order and traveled to Cuba in November. General untitled authority seeks clarity on the case as Chapelle acts to secure their fate.
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Baltimore
J. MM. Craft
Coba
Numa
Dave Wristr
Amid Anti American Sentiment Sisters Aid in Cuba War Effort
The text describes American nuns, led by Father Craft, sending nurses to Cuba during yellow fever outbreaks near Pinar del Rio and Manila. They work under opposition from un-American church elements, with Jane as a cousin and the praise of their service by the department.
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Brardort Pierre
Spain
Cuba
Seventh Army Corps
Pinar del Rio
Lela
Graft
Jane
Sistirs
Oman
Order of Bana
Amenere Hevetition
Plan Big Dairy Trust Seeks Interregional Milk Conspiracy
Chicago reports a proposed dairy trust forming with New York and English capitalists to coordinate prices and shipments across regions. Meetings planned this week aim to unify price agreements, consolidate butter and milk trade, and expand control from the Rockies to coastal markets.
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Chicago
Maren T—ln
Joseph
Feprewersta Uves
New York
J.T. Darkein
Union Bee
Department of Ages
Olga Yiesel
Child Star Emerges At Orpheum Amidst Apparent Crowd Interest
A Kansas City Orpheum scene centers on a young girl nicknamed Petite Lima who, despite being seven, captivates backstage and onstage audiences. The piece notes her stage presence, early training, and a proposed contract offer while detailing family comments, career prospects, and weekly wages.
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Kansas City Star
Maby
Tim Setae
Libby Lind
Spain
Fa Petite Lima
Orpheum
Abione
Araanders
Ted
Valm
Valm An He Greminat
Kansas City
Fury of an Actress in New York Society Scandal
Fragmentary report describes actress Mme Sorel allegedly pressing President Faure for invitations to a fancy dress ball. The tale includes Promises, regal figures, and alleged personal pressures surrounding the French president amid a courtly social scene. Also noted is a separate notice offering a small law library for sale at 750 Kansas avenue upstairs.
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New York
Mann
Felix Faure
Republic
Mme
Sort
Winge
Sorel
Faure
Miyeees
Mme Faure
Cape
Viet
France
Tals Biel
Alan Winhrd
Unieerienlahip
Comman Cay
Fie
Gretty
Rige
Revubte
Nena
Hierang
Madeleine
Henriettes Prise
Tim Eanchert
Kansas Avenue
Persecuted teacher found unconscious in snowbank
Maude Hough a Mount Carmel schoolteacher in New Haven March 15, allegedly driven to emotional insanity by secret inquiries from the board of school visitors. After days of vigilance and secrecy she wandered away from a bedside watch, was found near a pond, and remains in precarious condition as investigations unfold.
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New Haven
Maude Hough
Mount Carmel
Gil
Sho
Board of School Visitors
Te Alent
Miss Hough
Clark
Serena Cook
Aterett Cook
John Andrews
Madden
Cook
Mise Hough
Armasa
Hor
Mosire
Poot
Clarke
To Eal
Foote
Key
Mr. Clarke
Miss Frough
Miss Housh
Board of Visitors
Mr. A
Mies Hoveh
Mudie
Lincoln Monument at Springfield Must Be Rebuilt
The Lincoln monument at Springfield is so dilapidated that repair is impossible. A new design reflecting modern art should be chosen and built from foundation to topstone to honor Abraham Lincoln and erase the current disgrace. The nation should seize this opportunity to create a worthy commemorative monument for future ages.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Philadelphia
Population growth foreseen in the twelfth census figures
The article notes new census director Meriam and outlines expected U S growth by 1938 with Alaska Hawaii the Philippines and Porto Rico treated as colonies. It projects U S population rising from 62 5 million in 1890 to about 82 million for the United States proper in 1900 and discusses wealth expansion and railway mileage.
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Washington
Maron
Sam
Meriam
Minnesot
Alaska
Indian Territory
Hawaii
Porto Fico
Philippines
United States
Sohom
City Street Cars and Municipal Ownership Debate
A Chicago journal piece discusses Prof. Herron of Iowa on municipal ownership of street railways. It argues public control would expose service flaws, noting riders' experience with seats, straps, warmth, cleanliness, and civility. It warns a mayoral campaign would hinge on streetcar management and public property use.
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Chicago Journal
Herron
Iowa
Chicago
Yerkes
Get a Start On Catarrh Today
The article urges early treatment before cold weather worsens catarrh and criticizes local sprays and washes. It promotes Swift's Specific as a blood remedy claimed to reach the disease via the blood, recounting a testimonial from B. P. McAusers of Harrodsburg, Kentucky and inviting readers to send for free books from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Severit
Swift
B. P. McAcusers
Harrodsburg, Ky
Addrem Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Utowana Yacht Arrives After West Indies Cruise
New Orleans reports the Utowana, Marenio Allison v Armour's schooner yacht from Chicago, docking after a long West Indies cruise. Dr B Mills of the Field Columbian Museum, photographer E P Allen, and crew toured St Thomas, San Domingo, Grand Caymen, Correntes, and Fucaten. They surveyed Alguan shoals and coral formations, noted dinard fossils, and planned further explorations in Mexico with museum staff to follow.
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New Orleans
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