06 Aug 1900
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names and actions, with unclear context and damaged phrases making a coherent summary difficult. The readable items suggest a draft notice or list of names without clear events or outcomes.
The piece reports reaction to U S policy shifts toward Cuba with emphasis on criticism from Imperial League and lawmakers. It notes interviews with Major Ladd and statements by Senator Hoar and Yeomans regarding American control and withdrawal implications.
Fragmentary remarks argue labor spending distorts the economy and burdens the poor while praising Lincoln era justice yet criticizing current corruption. The speaker cites Roosevelt era policy and anti trust consolidation, warning of continuing hardship under Republican governance.
A partial OCR item discusses political figures and actions but is garbled. Key names and context are unreadable, leaving the main event and participants indeterminable.
A fragmented OCR reads as a murky report about calls to ban Crasoil and a character named Piro who speaks in disjoint phrases. The text mentions a May timeframe and a garbled inquiry about someone’s welfare with unclear actions and outcomes.
A garbled, partisan ledger notes Texas Republicans courting Boss Hanna for funds and Democrats hoping for success. The text mentions Winders, Burners, and policy debates in a tangled array of names and places, including Waterbury and New York, with scattered references to tariffs, prices, and public opinion.
In a New Orleans Times-Democrat piece the author recalls a 1880s encounter with Theodore Roosevelt on a sleeping car from Wyoming. Roosevelt shares sharp humor and mining camp observations, explaining how drink prices signal local boom or bust in frontier towns.
Trish Moss presents Parker Quincy Adams’ easy Irish moss recipes. Soaked moss is cooked with water, lemon juice, and sugar to make a lemon drink or jelly, then pressed into moulds. A lemon moss blanc mange variant uses oil and cheesecloth to form a thick custard served with fruit and cream.
The New Haven Union reports General Miles designs a new field uniform for himself and possibly all troops. A parade helmet will be replaced by a cap similar to the Preach army, with a toned down shoulder knot and a fatigue suitable blouse. He may keep the German Word insignia on his shoulder and revise trim for better comfort and distinct style.
An early 1900s letter from David City claims Geuvse Pure Pood Ca markets Gra Tno may cure illness. The writer says a falcon sick relative recovered after using the product and credits Gratno with improving health, urging others to start using it despite uncertain evidence.
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