Taft's Adieu to Cuba as Magoon Takes Reins
Havana dispatch describes Charles Magoon's proclamation as provisional governor and Taft Bacon departure aboard the battleship Louisiana. It notes Magoon's pledge to follow Roosevelt’s policy, the joining of Taft and Bacon on departure, and the farewell at the Havana palace with Liberal leader Alfred Zayas and Cuban officials.
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Bacon
Newport News
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Virginia
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Obituary notices for Veirs Boulg Hinke Durand and others
Several death notices and funeral announcements dated October 1906 to 1908 list William Veirs Boulg Henry Hinke Sam Uel Durand Annie M Fisher Dou Ren Reece George Wright and others. Notices specify residences in Rockville Md Washington D C and Laybell Md with funeral times dates and local undertakers.
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USC
Rockville
William Veirs Boulg
Alice
al Toney
Minke
Henry Hinke
Camilla Hinke
Hiange
Lee
Pennnylvania Avenue
Oukand
B. A. Standen
Flrst Street
Samuel F
D. Durand
Farker
Annie M
Nee Haden
Charles HH. Farker
Laybell
Forest Glen Crossing
Joseph A’ Reece
Nelily G. Reece
Harvey
Portors
John BR. Wright Co
Etreet
Wright
A. Hagering Ness
George H
Macy Wright
Shanahan
Rojativea
Siience
Carrell Street
Mount Olivet
Cuba Returns to Normal After Armistice and Taft Praise
Cuba resumes normal conditions as farmers return to work and business operates. Secretary Taft gains broad Cuban support for stable governance as troops demobilize and the Eleventh Infantry arrives. Reports connect Silveira to Cuban politics and a Havana race-track scheme with Burbridge figures, amid ongoing intrigue over private interests and wartime appropriations.
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Havana
Bonda
Silveira
Bean
Big Tim" Sullivan
Frank Farrell
War Department orders cavalry to Cuba amid rising unrest
The Fifteenth Cavalry is ordered from Havana to Santa Clara to patrol the province as Cuba's disturbances grow. Officials expect it will take about a year before troops can return to the United States. Marine guards are being reassigned and ships include units across multiple Cuban stations.
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Havana
Santa Clara Province
Santa Clara
War Department
Flrst Expeditionary
Cuba
War ‘Department
Devlara
United States
Department
Hell
Cuba, Requesting That Call Mail Intended For Soldiers Now On Buty Incuba
iMarine Corps
L. W. T. Waller
Louisiana
Virginia
New Jersey
Camp Columbia
Onllutea
Clentuogos
Haxmiguere
Constancia
Atleta
Manola Sag
Oscar
Camaguery
Juragua
Guines
Pinar del Rio
Guantanamo
Slaughter of Family by Tennessee Farmer At Newport
Chalburn Mintooth fifty years old farmer from Lecke County killed his wife and four children at his Newport Tennessee home, fatally wounded two more, all with an ax. He then killed himself with a knife. Authorities believe a sudden insanity drove the brutal act.
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Knoxville
Fenn
Chalburn Mintooth
Lecke County
Newport
Tenn
Min
Irregular Diary Entry Describes Cure and Escape at Silvera Farm
An unclear August entry from Silveira farm near Punta Brava recounts a patient cured after a shock when a bus incident partially healed the disease. Dr. Mercier notes the daughter escaped with a married man facing strong parental objection. The report claims the cure was unique in his experience.
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Theouch
Threats by insurgents cloud Havana banker case
Rumors swirl around Manuel Silveira the Cuban banker as reports claim insurgents sent anonymous letters threatening him after the killing of Gen. Quantin Bandera. Associates doubt the tale while noting Silveira appeared frightened by the alleged threats, though those shown the letters say they stem from revenge for Bandera's death.
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Havana
Manuel Silveira
Silveira
Ag Gociates
Buevelra
Quantin Bandera
Fire in Carnegie Steel Trusts Home in Pittsburgh
A fire at the Carnegie Building on Fifth Avenue and Cherry Alley disrupted private telegraph and telephone service for Carnegie Steel. The blaze began on the fifth floor, climbed to the fifteenth, destroying wire terminals and severing East West communications. Total damage was about 37000, due to smoke and water.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Cherry Alley
Pope replies to homage from Catholic Mutual in Detroit
Right Rev Joseph Schrembs reported via Bishop Foley that Pope Pius XI accepts the homage of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association’s supreme council and blesses the organization in a message routed through Cardinal Merry Del Val, Secretary of State.
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Bay City
Mich
Mar
Joseph Schrembs
Foley
Detroit
Pius K
Supreme Council of the
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Holy Father
Beast
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Cardinal Merry del Val
Boy Frozen to Death Near Railroad Tracks
Eight year old John Rezinaki of Scott Haven Pennsylvania was found dead beside the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad tracks in October. He was found in his night clothes, a somnambulist who wandered from his bed during the night.
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McKeesport
John Rezinaki
Scott Haven
Pittsbore
Lake Erie
Exposition Board Seeks Northwest Building for Jamestown Centennial
The Jamestown Exposition Commission authorized an official appeal to the governors of Washington Idaho and Montana for a joint Northwest building at the Jamestown Centennial next year. The move aims to showcase regional displays at the exposition in Portland Oregon.
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Northwestern
Exposition
Portland
Qreg
Cot
Oreston
Jamestown
Exposition Commission
Washington
Idaho
Montara
Northwest
UME TURNS DOWN HONOR SITK O LOUGHLIN DECLINES NY SENATE
Rochester New York October 13 Frank Lovehim famed American League umpire refuses senatorial nomination on Democratic ticket telegraphs campaign committee no political ambitions Connecticut man killed by automobile Waterbury October 13 Frederick M Frost 2 prominent resident instantly killed by car owned by A A Young president Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company struck after fighting from trolley car driver Hugh McCloud arrested pending investigation
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Sitk” O'Loughlin
New York Senate
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Lovehim
Connecticut
Waterbury
Cong
Frederick M. Frost
A. A. Young
The
Connecticut Railway: .and Lighting Company
Frost
Strick
Hugh McCloud
Young
Chanteur
Mc Macloud
Defense to Show Strange Meal Eaten by Mrs Brouwer
Strange meal before Mrs Brouwer’s fatal illness becomes central to the defense in Dr Franje Brouwer’s murder case. Dr Brouwer will testify to his wife’s diet and deny the state’s charges while Florence Vincent and Mrs Caverly corroborate witness accounts. A Philadelphia toxicologist describes ptomaine poisoning as a possible factor, with juror health rumors entering the courtroom as testimony unfolds.
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Wadington Post
Florence Vinesnt
Brouwer
John, Marshall
Franje Brouwer
Philadelphia
Baef I
Mardar Digd
Marshall
Lawyera
Johnson
Jasewall
Train Robbery on Tobey Class 82 Envelops Rail Line
A violent train attack by armed men seized iron bound boxes from a Tobey class 82 locomotive guard train. A soldier died after being bayoneted while another was wounded and bound. The robbers fled with 24,000 rubies, dispersing aboard nearby horses. Passengers remained confined as the engine was blown and the exploitable cargo emptied. Authorities note the episode impacts Stolypin era policy and hints at party tensions at a Helsingfors congress.
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Uta
Stolypin
Garrick Hotel Company Formed By Benson And Partners
The Garrick Hotel Company was incorporated yesterday by E. C. Benson former owner of the Coldulain hotel R. H. Benson and Charles Schwartz. The project is stated to be a new hotel venture in the area with plans not yet disclosed.
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Garrick Hotel Company
Coldulain
R.H. Benson
Charles Schwartz
Imperial Court Tightens Shelter Rules After Terror Plot
The Imperial Court in St. Petersburg issues an order barring officials and staff from renting rooms or sheltering individuals without ministerial permission. The move follows terrorist arrests at Peterhof on September 8 and signals concern that conspirators live near the palace. Police are also seeking a second mysterious car linked to the terrorists reported recently in St. Petersburg.
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Imperial Court
St. Petérebure
Court
Peterhof
St. Petersburg
Trial of Admiral Enquist Faces Court Martial
The commission investigating Russian officers in the Sea of Japan battle takes up Rear Admiral Enquist’s case. He escaped to Manila and will be heard in St. Petersburg court martial proceedings as of October 12.
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Manils
St. Pétersburg
Sea of Japan
Enquist
Manila
Eadey
Grawalot
Mrs Craigie Mascot Crumbles To Theft Mystery
London reports after the death of Mrs. Craigie the executors found a crystal claw pendant and note saying it was lent by a woman journalist. The trinket, a mascot carried by the novelist on travels, was later stolen by a burglar before transfer to its owner, the Society of Women Journalists.
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Spoell Cable
Washington Post
London
Craigie
John’ Oliver Hobbes
Society of Women Journalists
Isle of Wight
Anarchist Charged After Explosives Found in Student’s St Petersburg Case
A Russian student was found with a large cache of dynamite described as more than thirty pounds. Police say the seizure involved explosive materials linked to the suspect and a prior reference to St. Petersburg. The incident raises concerns over anarchist activity and security at the time.
Gorky Sails for Naples from Hoboken on Princess Irene
Special to The Washington Post. Gorky the Russian writer sailed from Hoboken to Naples aboard the Princess Irene with companion Mme. Andrieva. He spoke of writing a book on his views of the country and people. The pair faced mixed reception as an adopted son prepared to sail west to New Zealand.
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Washington Post
New York
Maxim “‘Gorky
Mme. Andrieva
Hoboken
Princess Irene
Naples
Gorky
Bey
America
Pon
Senator Beveridge Poses for White House Portrait
In Roosevelt's office Senator Beveridge agreed to pose for an artist's assistant as the Marquise de Wentworth painted. The assistant, armed with a camera, secured consent with a nudge from the President and shot nearly twenty attitudes of the Hoosier senator. The scene occurred in Kansas City Missouri. A second item notes the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to begin a Missouri River bridge project costing over one million dollars.
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Beveridge
White House
White “House
Marquise de Wentworth
Sendtor Baveridge
Abe
Roosevelt
Missouri ‘River
Kansas City
Chicago, Burlington ,and Quincy Roalroad Company
Missouri River
Lindel jailed for defying compulsory education law in Red Wing
Prominent citizen Peter Lindel, owner of the ngstofiize holdings, was jailed in Goodhue County for refusing to send his 14 year old daughter to school. County Judge Diepenbrock imposed a fine totaling about 68 dollars and eight days in jail after Lindel pled guilty and chose imprisonment over the fine. Sheriff sent him to the county jail immediately.
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Red ‘Wing
Minn
Peter Lindel
Ngstofiize
Hlodk
Ydéndel
W. F.kunze
Lindel
Justica ‘Diepenbrock
Marriage Notices From Limited OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple couples with ages and locations, referencing Weat Point Michigan Baltimore Silver Springs and several reverends, including names such as George Copnley Marry Anna Aspinwall and Ruth Pegler. The text appears to be a historical marriage notice segment with unclear punctuation and several OCR errors.
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George Copnley
Weat Point
Anna B. Aspinwall
Jobn
Health Office Record Reported Up To Izm
Health office listing names and ages with addresses. Entries include Ettle BL Busey 238 10th at ne 1 year James H Stine 135 Catrall st 6& years Edward J Williams Emergency Hospital 2 yrs Bridget Henry 60 Myrtle st ne 63 years David Banks 2114th st 5 years Josephine Wallace 17 Zist st nw 29 years Gertrude Cogie 2148 Ist wy 60 years Josephine Gross 2705 Ns 1 rear Elisabeth T Keane 692 Del ave ew Jimonthe Mary Torregrassa 1729 Ps ave 16 days
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Ettle
Fears
Josephine Gross
Eilaabeth T. Keane
Del
Jimonthe
Mary
Torregrassa
Ps. Ave
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