Bryan Tarries in Washington and Clarifies Expansion Stand
Nebraska politician William Mannings Bryno spends Friday in Washington meeting with Democratic leaders. He defends his views on expansion, asserts no preference for national convention location, and publishes his own interview to correct misrepresentations about Philippine policy and independence.
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Washington
William Mannings Bryno
Nebraska
Bryan
City
Metropolitan
Capitol
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Senate
Hanna
House
Congress
Spkas
New York
K. Bryan
Minneapolis
Tam
Philippines
Philippine
Nations protest fortification of Nicaragua canal plan
England and Germany object to fortifying the Nicaragua canal if built by the United States. Ambassadors Pauncefote and Von Holleben filed oral protests and will submit formal notices later.
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England
Germany
Nicaragua Canal
Great Britain
Paunocefote
von Holleben
HELP FOR THE BOERS MASS MEETING HEARD IN WASHINGTON
A large Washington audience gathered at the Grand Opera House under the United Irish Societies to express sympathy with the Boers in the Anglo Boer War. Senators Mason Allen Tillman and others spoke while resolutions urged U S mediation and opposed arming Britain with munitions.
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Grand Opera
Washinton
Boora
Great Britain
United Irish Societien
Ity
Seath
Mason
Illinois
Allen
Nebraska
Tillman
South Carolina
DeArmond
Cochran
Missouri
Bailey
Texas
Carmack
Cox
Tennessee
Rhea
Bulasi
Allen and Clark
Lexas
Kentucky
Lewis
Ohio
van Sicklen
New York
Haile
Maine
Great
Britain
United States
Orange Free State
South African
Wyoming
Fort Dearborn
Unusual Confederate Observances Held in Georgia House Hall
The United Confederate Veterans of Atlanta La Slies Memorial Association and Order of Robert E. Lee conducted exercises in the Georgia house of representatives hall on Friday. The event was described as unusually impressive and beautiful.
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United Confederate Veterans of Atlanta
Laslies’ Memorial Association
Order of
Robert E. Lee
Georgia House of Representatives
Soldiers Move From Fort Monroe To Key West Battery Dispatch
Two batteries of the First artillery totaling 170 men with officers departed Portsmouth for Key West Florida on Friday morning.
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Key West
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Key Weat, Fla
Denmark anxious to sell West Indian Isles to United States
The article reports Denmark willing to sell its West Indian islands to the United States with Congress poised to appropriate 8 million dollars for purchase. It notes Denmark’s desire to dispose of St Thomas St John and St Croix, the influence of the Monroe Doctrine, and hopes to avoid a diplomatic clash if Congress funds the deal.
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American Congress
United States
Denmark
Ttin
Germany
Congress
Seward
St. Thomas
St. John
Issland
Santa Cruz
France
West Indies
Bho
St. Croix
Antilles
Delagoa Bay and its role in the Boer War tolls and trade
The article argues Delagoa Bay is Portugal's weakly defended port crucial to Boer supply lines via European shipments. It notes English blockades, the rail corridor to Pretoria, and Lorenzo Marques as key to arming the Transvaal. It contrasts St Thomas and Charlotte Amalia with strategic coastal defenses and hints at broader imperial stakes.
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Elagoa Bay
Arve Bitration
Delagoa Bay
Portugal
Africa
Europe
Transvaal
Great Britain
South Africa
Netherlands
Komati Poort
Joubert
Kaffira
Leyds
Germany
France
Tranavaal War Office
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marquesa
Falm8 at the Landing Place in Charlotte Amalia
The text describes the Danish West Indies with St. Croix to the south and Puerto Rico to the east, noting a submarine plateau between them and describing the region as a prolongation of Puerto Rico. It highlights the decline of the West Indies sugar industry and its impact on the islands.
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Br. Thoman
West
Indica
G. W. Fox
West Indies
Pecrines Harbor
Charlotte Amaia
St. Thomas
Charlotte Amalia
The
Danish West Indies
Puerto Rico
St. Croix
Two Women Buy Land For Blooded Stock Farm
Mrs. Jesse H. Sewell, arriving from North Carolina after her husband’s death, bought land today with cash earned from bees and poultry. She and her grown daughter plan a blooded stock farm, while locals say they will also raise cattle and sheep now no longer renting.
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Jesse H. Sewell
Texas
North Carolina
Novice Mrs Fogg Warns of a Dun
In a dialogue from the Boston Transcript a cautious Mrs Fogg relays that a gentleman called to see David this afternoon and would call again. Mr Fogg dismisses the visitor as a dun and notes no great danger from a second appearance.
Take Time by Hood’s Sarzaparilla and Health Hope
An old advertisement urges taking Hood’s Sarzaparilla at early signs of rheumatic pain and impure blood to prevent sickness. It mentions a kitchen table dialogue about leaving and telegraphing, and notes Commissioner General Peck’s Paris exposition exhibitor list for the United States.
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Hood
Peck
United States Commission
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound touted by city officials
The piece claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is the record holder for cures of female illnesses and that a million women have been restored to health by her medicine. It notes letters are read and answered by Mrs Pinkham, with mayor and postmaster of Lynn certifying the claim. Free correspondence is offered from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia
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