Army Ready to Move into Cuba War Buildup 1906
President Roosevelt ordered full mobilization for a Cuban invasion with 450,000 regulars, Marines, and transports. War Departments readied 45,000 men and fleets, while naval and army planning coordinated field moves from Washington. Transport shortages and liner conversions posed initial delays. Sumner designated as immediate army transport.
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Roosevelt
War Department
Cuba
Army
Navy
Washington
White House
Grater Bay
Tnenion
United States
Spain
Stadt
War
Stam Bell
Sscape
Sumner
Notice of Martings and death notices insertion
Notice announces that martings and death notices can be inserted in multiple newspapers including The Washington Post and several others at no extra charge for insertion or telegraph. It lists New York Times and Boston Globe among the papers and mentions multiple city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Tychs
Boston
GLOBA
Buffalo Courier
Chickoo Record-Herald
Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cinunnati Enquirer
Local Undertakers Listing and Funeral Services
A dense OCR of a Washington DC funeral directory lists W R Speare, William Lee, George P Zarhorst, and W R Harvey's Sons as undertakers and embalmers with addresses on F Street Northwest Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Services include cremation options, funeral designs, and midrange pricing, with contact numbers Main 4389 4242 and East telephone.
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F Street
N. W
Everything Street
Qret-clazs
William Lee
Mogerp
Pennaytrania
George P. Zarhorst
Panera
Rast Pital
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Paneral
Enbalmers
Steletty
Navy to Move Marines to Cuba As Fleet Arrives
The five Panama Railroad ships including the Finance Advance Alliance and Panama will carry six or seven companies each as the Navy wards its force. The Isla Habana and Celtic supply ship arrive with 20,000 pounds of fresh beef and vegetables for two weeks. The General Board meets with Admiral Dewey presiding while Col Waller directs all marines in Cuba and officers from Maine to California receive new orders.
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Panama Railroad
Colon
New York
Finance
Advance
Alliance
Panama
Mexico
Havana
Isthmian Canal Commission
Navy Department
Celtic
Naval Board
United States
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
General Board of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
George A. Converse
W. 7. Swinburne
J. P. Merril
Raymond Rodgers
Richard Wainwright
W. J. Barnette
Sumner B. Kittelle
Maine
California
Cuba
Col. Waller
Col
Littleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Norfolk
G. F. Elliott
Mar
Prairie
Brooklyn
Texas
Key West
Mobile
New Orleans
Thea H .Low
Hancock
Newt H. Hall
Marine Barracks Navy Yard
James K. Tracy
Navy Yard
Boston
Frank Halford
Marine Barracks
Portsmouth
Harvey ¢ Egan
Wabash
Clarence S ‘Owen
L&hcaster
William
Smatl
I Navy Yard
Henry
Green
Julian P Willcox
Bennett Puryear
William W Buckley
Willem Wie
Ben-jamin B. Gossett
William C Powers
Sydney
Lee
Robert Titton
Ros E. Rowall
Annapolis
Fifth Battalion
Intervention Predicted as US Cuba Involvement Grows
London dispatch notes British papers debate US intervention in Cuba with consensus it will occur and lead to prolonged operations. Editorials warn of moral obligation and civilization aims, while many see Cuba as beyond reform under Gómez and predict absorption. In San Francisco, Mrs. Oelrichs seeks letters of administration for Hermann Oelrichs estate valued at $1,000,000.
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America
Cuba
Tarkington Post
London
Cubs
United States
Morning Post
Ready to Fight Again Will Offer Their Support
The Spanish War Veterans encampment will discuss U S Cuba policy from October 5 to 18. They may endorse the President and pledge support with 65 000 men, favor annexation of Cuba, and seek reestablishing a first army reserve. Local efforts aim to raise 5000 for entertainment and gather delegations from Washington and Philadelphia.
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United States
Cuba
Republic
First Army Reserve
Spain
Europe
Inderia
Palma
Scheutzen Park
Washington
Arlington
Citizens’ Committee
George H. Harries
Charles Jacobsen
John T. Devine
Messrs. Daetz
Stellwagen ,Taylor
Woodbury
William F. Gude
H. E. Bittinger
HR. C. Browning
W. T. Galliher
William H Martin
Peacock
Philadelphia
Palma's Statement On Resignation And Peace Talks In Cuba
Havana reports President Palma confirms his intention to resign rather than accept peace terms. He rebutsTaft’s conditions, cites personal dignity and government prestige, and notes Congress will be asked to accept his resignation. Secretary Lamar says resignation is already accepted and war would follow otherwise.
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Havana
Palma
Taft
Bacon
Cuba
Congress
Lamar
Ba' Enn
Pino Guerra
Mendez Capote
Guerre
United States
Guerra
Asbert
Insurgente
Revolutionary Executive Committee
Liberal Party
Guerra Sata
Taft’s Threat Halts Palma In Cuban Peace Talks
The Moderates and Liberals move toward negotiations after Taft and Bacon demand rebels lay down arms first. Montalvo meets Taft regarding terms while Taft outlines a possible U S military government to restore order and ensure fair elections. Marines may be deployed to Havana Cienfuegos and across Cuba if needed. Maximo Dubouchet named commander in Isle of Pines.
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Interior Montalvo
Senor Montalvo
Messrs. Taft and
Dacor
Montalvo
Taft
Congress
Palma
Bartolomeo Masso
Messrs
Bacon
Associated Press
Alfredo Zayas
Zayas
United States
Mendez Capote
Dotz
Cuba
Havana
Cienfuegos
Morgan
Maximo Dubouchet
Isle of Pines
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promise Fresh Breath
An old style advert promises charcoal lozenges will stop bad breath from indigestion and foods. It claims they absorb gases, purify the stomach, and improve taste and health, offering free samples and urging readers to mail in names and addresses.
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Stuart
FLA. Siege Co
Stuart Blic
Marshall
Mayor Orders Return of Arms From Amert Ledne Fhera
A mayoral action orders the return of arms seized from Amert Ledne Fhera. An American delegation from the Isle of Pines begins their return trip tonight after an interview with Secretaries Taft and Bacon. They express satisfaction and pledges for future protection and welfare.
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Amert
Ledne
Isle of Pines
Taft
Bacon
Revolt in Havana Gathers Pace After Palma Resignation
Rebels outside Havana celebrate Palma's fall amid talk of American intervention. Leaders like Guerra Satisfied urge unity with Liberal forces, while insisting the future Cuban government rests with the revolutionary committee and Havana Liberals. They frame the move as a victory for law, liberty, and U.S. backed peace.
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Havana
Palma
Ohe
Cuba
Guerra
Quesada Hopeful on Cuba After Majestic Arrival
Senor Gonzalo de Quesada Cuban Minister to the United States arrived on the Majestic from Liverpool and spoke of Cuba’s crisis with guarded optimism. He trusted President Roosevelt and his aides Taft and Bacon to act rightly, and declined to comment on Palma cabinet resignations while en route to Washington. He noted U.S. annexation rumors in English papers contrasting Cuban hope for fair treatment under Roosevelt.
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New York
Senor
Gonzalo de Quesada
United States
Majestic
Liverpool
Palma
Cuba
Rooselt
Taft
Bacon
Quesada
Rito de Janeiro
Brazil
Lisbon
Portugal
Italy
Washington
England
Senor Quesada
Roosevelt
Cordelia Dearborn Weds James Holland in Montclair Nuptials
Miss Cordelia Dearborn daughter of the late Dr Henry S Dearborn married James Holland of Concord New Hampshire at her mother's home 23 Orange Road Montclair New Jersey Over 100 guests from Boston Washington and Concord attended The bride was attended by Miss Maria Celavera The couple left for a South honeymoon Miss Dearborn previously eloped with her Brookline Massachusetts coachman under the alias Cordelia Hatch later finding he had a wife and two children in Franklin New Hampshire the marriage was annulled
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New York
Cordelia Dearborn
Henry S&s Dearborn
Orange Road
Montclair
N. J
James Holland
Concord
N. H
Boston
Maria Celavera
South
Miss Dearborn
Henry Gill
Cordelia Hatch
Brooklin
Mass
Gil
Gill
Franklin
Lieut Daley Change to Wall Street Firm
Lieut Charles K Daley, who resigned from the U S Army two months ago, joined the stock exchange firm Milly Brothers & Co at 36 Wall Street New York. Daley, once Harvard quarterback famed for the 17 to 0 win over Yale in 1898, graduated in 1901 and played on the cadet football team at West Point.
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Washington
New York
Chartes
Daley
Oig
United States Army
Stock Exchange
Milly Brothers & Co
Wallatreat
Harvard
Yale
West Pom
Mass Civil Unrest Stuns Viatka Amid League Warning
The report details grave agrarian disorders in Viatka province centered on Malmaish district. Peasants in about seventy villages seized arms, expelled police, looted landowners’ homes, and destroyed property after unrest over army reserve enrollments began September 3. Casualties include several sergeants and police officials. Names and dates reflect imperial Russia context.
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Odessa
St. Petersburg
Viatxa
Asturbances
Malmaish
Viatka
Multant
Boise Man Disappears Amid Knight Templar Mystery
Mc Burney of Boise Idaho, right eminent commander of the Knights Templars of Thane, has mysteriously disappeared. Last seen in Spokane Monday morning en route to establish a commandery at Coeur d Alene Idaho, he failed to reach the town and no trace has been found. He is a colonel in the Te sho National Guard.
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Spokane
Wasu
McBurney
Boise
Idaho
Knights
Templars
Thane
Coeur -Alene
Burney
Tésho
Indicted for Murder in Bradley Mine Guard Case
Steubenville Ohio September 28 the grand jury today returned an indictment against Roy W Talbot of Cleveland for murder in the second degree Talbot was captain of the guards at the United States Coal Company mines at Bradley during the late coal strike and gave the guards order to fire when Frank Klumassara a miner was killed
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Steubenville
Ohio
Roy W. Talbot
Cleveland
Talbot
United States Coal Company
Bradley
Frank Klumassara
Indigestion cured at 74 by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Utica New York resident L F Miller aged 74 suffered chronic indigestion and stomach pain until trying Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He reports rapid relief after four bottles, credits neighbors, and urges others to seek the medicine. Caution advises buying genuine seated bottles labeled Old Chemist with intact cork seal. March 24 1906.
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L. F. Miller
Utica
N.Y
Duffy
Broadway
Cutty Mall ‘Whiskey Go
Rochester
N. Yu
Cascarets claim to fix stomach woes and bowel trouble
An advertorial style piece touts Cascarets as a cure for heartburn colic coated tongue and gas belching. It argues early use prevents serious conditions and compares benefits to exercise for the bowel muscles. It urges carrying the West Pocket Box and buying genuine Sterling Remedy Company products.
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Oub
P Street
Katharine King
Glenwood Cemetery
Norfolk and Suffolk
McAlnfsf
Tatrick
McAulifpe
Siater-Taslow
Catherine MrAuliffe
St Peter's Church
Noerr
Catherine R
Andrew
Catherine Noerr Finera
S Street
Olatyes
Felenda
Glenwood
Hagerstown
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
Phomg M
Orbphi
Devid D. Porter
Marine Harracks
Pensacola
Fla
William Esmith
Charleston
James J Weade
Marton Harracks
Benjamin 3. Berry
Washington DC
Cube
G. R. Clark
Constellation
O H. Jackson
New York Navy Yard
H H Royall
F. L. Benton
Pensacola Naval Hospital
J W. Bachus
J. S. Beecher
Cers
Yankee
I. Thompagn
W. S Jackson
Energos
T. R. Kurtz
C. S. McDowell
J. M. Poole
Border
L. A Bostwick
Naval War College
Joe Y Brooklyn
R. Pope
H. G. Musta
H.J. Baker
Norfolk Navy Yard
A. R. Webb
Mnh) Naval Hospital
Culebra
Porto Hico
William W Low
Sidney A. Merriam
San Juan
Tokalon
14Th St
Coschman
Dupe
Driver
Lieut
Wall Street
Nord America
Raptor
Kenig Albert
Genoa
Naples
Gibrartdy
Liverpont
Queenstown
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Balled Staatendam
Rotterdam
Howagme
Baltic
Lr Liverpool
Luisiana
Kaptes
Cape Race
Newfoundland
la Provence
Havre
Plymouth
Pretovia
Cherbourg
Deutchland
Brow Head
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boulogne
Pannonia
Trieste
Corona
Kaiser Willam der Grogan
Teutonic
Oceaule
Tor
Old Colony Co
H St
Corner 14Th St
Great Discount Sale
Old Colony, Co
H Street
Jardinieres
Lowestoft
Chelsea
League of Russian People
Kanibars
Gor Gen. Kautbars
Kaulbars
Gen Kaulbars
League of the Russian
J. €. McBurney
Knight Templar
MR. LF. Miller
Teures
Lyon
Sterling Remedy Company
Carleton Vaughan Linz
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