Cuba's Thirteen Filibusters and Their Cuba Expeditions
A detailed account lists Cuban filibusters and fruit steamer expeditions led by Maceo Cyombet Gomez and Marti. It catalogs ships, cargoes, and crews from August to May, noting arms, telegraph gear, and uniforms packed for river and coastal strikes, and the ongoing Cuban aid effort and future plans to arm towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braulio Puna
Calixto Garcia
Bermuda
Juan Monza
Juan Fernandez Ruz
Cola
Cuba
Coban
Filibusters of Cuba Rise in Island Drama
Albert Cameron reports from a censored New York dispatch on Cuban filibusters and U S watchers guarding immigration gates. The piece extols Cuban fighters aiding independence, detailing arms, supplies, and railway use while noting opposition from Crown forces and officials. The narrative lauds filibuster leadership and the bravery of Cuban-backed actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryman
New York Bay
Uncle Sam
Unw
Watchdogs at Ellis Island Guard Immigrants Faces
A vivid account describes Ellis Island as a guarded gateway where the Board of Inquiry vets arriving immigrants. It notes the stringent second sight of officers, the pen for those rejected, and lawyers offering help for a price to push landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Special Inquiry
George W. Ellis
Col
Hayes
Converse
Simpsoy
Louis Kossuth
Uncle Sam
Ellis Island
Sirtky Ie
Bhat
Eltis Island
Airates
Commissioners of Immigration
Board of Inquiry
Bilis Island
Castle Garden
Dr. Seamer
Edward P.macsweeney
Oman
New York
Nap
Land of the Free
Rowett
Cacear Papageorgaquiua
America
iLike
Ersoth
Aesar
Brutus Edipaniionis
Mystery of Boxes And The Woman Who Keeps Her Jewels
A fragmented 19th century essay ponders women and their love of ornate boxes. It recalls stories of elegant Venetian caskets and the allure of materials like tortoiseshell ivory and gold mounts. The piece muses on how boxes store trinkets, letters, and keepsakes, linking vanity with heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
West
Bab
Tod
New York
de Medici
Countess Dé So
Satan
Atich
Adam
Portia
Foreign-born in 1900 and the steady rise of James Hany
A fragmentary report notes James Hany as a foreign-born individual in 1900 and references a rising trend or estimation. The text is incomplete, but suggests discussion of ancestry or immigration status and a measured increase over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfudy
James Hany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maceo
Cyombet
Gomez
Marti
Nysuas
Chloe
Mhieyer
Prue Fausters
Sacha Arnnarn
Avery
Uso
Rodrigues
Sanchez
W. Childs
Francisco Sanchez Hechaverria
Hima
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Y Quesada
Sanzada
Francisco Carillo
Jose Maris Aguirre
Torres ¥ Pujals
Harique Cal Joun
Gaswart
Urerer
Atv Beruty
Die of Aresmbiecon
Amerie Wet
Sual Devers
Shere Wren
Vurne Phim Fatiers
Clara
Amberlie
Fir Suan Pel
Jacksonvylte
Tenterce
Nees and
Wits Eal
Browind
Ant Linas
Gabes
Nerriera Produse
Cube
Chica Tet
Seroes
Mayeyr
Albert Cameron
Cespedes
Francisco
Annutto
Bozrarbigco Sarceez, Rechavarria
Boston
Ualy
Josie
Ells Island
United States
As2rgens
Hokin
Pretty Box
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