Nebraska Troops Return Home From Manila in San Francisco
The Hancock with Nebraska regiment and Utah batteries arrived at San Francisco after the Philippine campaign. Local officials failed to greet them, but veterans and civilians aboard cheered from ships and watercraft. Colonel Mulford praised the unit’s hard service with 204 deaths and 100 wounded. only one death occurred after Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Presidio
San Franciedo
United States
Nebraska Regiment
Utal
Nebraska
Utah
Poynter
Hancocks
Robert Ryan
Lincoln
C. O
Whedon
Customs House
Trinaport
Coloonel H. B. Mulford
Nebraskans
William Grazen
Dentinel
Philippines
Manila
Mulford
San Vrancisco
Burt. Whedon
Twenty-second
Stotsenburg
Colton
Abe
Richard Walph
Utah Artillery
Nagasaki
Hollingsworth
Wadeworth
Hazicock
Second
Oregon
Shafter
Vanness
Jones Buys Missouri Democrat For Free Silver Stance
D W Jones a Missouri lawyer and former legislator clerk purchases the Missouri Democrat from Col W F Switzler and Col John Cosgrove. He plans to edit a strong free silver paper aligned with the Chicago platform and W J Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anasouri Democrat
Boonkvittz
D. W. Jones
Missouri Democrat
W. F. Switzler
John Cosgrove
Chicago Platform
W. J. Bryan
Telegraphic Briefs and World Events
Secretary Long plans a multiweek vacation in New England while rumors of a China Japan alliance are officially denied. The London papers cover the closing peace conference as the Valencia transports troops to Manila. A fire destroys the Altamont hotel and Export Lumber plant at Tupper Lake. Havana banners urge Cuba’s freedom in the Sociedad parade. 21 detainees from the Brooklyn dynamite case plan false imprisonment suits. French cars beat the Paris express to St Malo in seven and a half hours. Bishop Janssen declines excommunication for St Patrick’s parishioners. The North Atlantic squadron shifts Newport to Bar Harbor then sails to meet Admiral Dewey. Universalists’ meeting features Dr Thomas on “The Things That Abide.” John V Farwell hints at cattle roundup in Texas and New Mexico. In Chicago, Giovanni Chellino shoots his wife Isabel and himself amid jealousy. Henry White and Mrs White travel to Vosges mountains for Mia White’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Navy
New England
London
United States
Valencia
Philippines
Manila
Altamont
Export Lumber
Tupper Lake
Sociedad Democratic
Havana
Cuba
Brooklyn
Paris Express
St. -Malo
Janssen
St. Patrick’s
East St. Louis
North Atlantic Squadron
Newport
Bar Harbor
Atlantic
Admiral Dewey
Universalists
H. M. Thomas
Chicago
John V. Farwell
Texas
New Mexico
Giovanni Chellino
Isabel
Henry White
White
Vosges Mountains
Mia
Yellow fever scare at National Soldiers Home
Newport News Virginia July 31 1900 530 suspected cases at the National Soldiers home near Hampton with three deaths reported yesterday Quarantine will be enforced at Newport News Hampton and Old Point and no strangers may enter the reservation Surgeon General Wyman dispatched surgeons to investigate and Dr Wasdin Norfolk to confirm the diagnosis as officials move to prevent an outbreak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Old Point
Hobson
Newport ‘News
Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Wasdin
Norfolk
White
Werten‘baker
Wilmington
N. C
White men replaced as Negro miners imported into Kansas field
In Scammon Kansas trains bring large numbers of Black miners from the south to stockades at Central Coal and Coke and nearby firms plan to hire more. Sheriff Sparks warns of possible clashes with strikers and Black workers as 2,000 more are reported en route from Virginia amid threats to dynamite company property. Also found is a large knife once used by the Benders, hidden in an elm tree on the old Bender place near Cherryvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springa National Home
Hot Springs
Payne
Hull
George Wele
R. D. Dalzell
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Palmer
Omahs
Grand Army of
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Congress
Aj Mational Sanitariumy
Arkansas Hot Springs
Kanaaq
Garena
Kan
South
Central Coal and Coke Company
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Southwestern Mining and Improvement Company
Virginia
Sheriff Sparks
Scammon
Inpu Pendency
Bender Place
Cherryvale
Life Events Marked by Triad Dates in Mrs Bradford’s Life
A Missouri obituary notes a curious triadic timing in Mrs. Joel Bradford’s life events, with illness on July 21 and death July 24. The piece places emphasis on the three day separations and the July 31 report date from Life Events by Threas in Comumeta Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threas
Comumeta
Joel Bradford
Here
Triduan
Bradford
Des Moines Forecast on Republican State Convention
Delegates and politicians gather for the Iowa Republican state convention in Des Moines Wednesday. About 1,280 delegates expected. 8,500 seat auditorium. Temporary chair Charles B. Pickett of Waterloo to give the address. renomination of Governor L M Shaw Lieutenant Governor J O Milliman State Superintendent R O Barrett and Railroad Commissioner E A Dawson. Supreme judgeship contest among G S Robinson George W Burnham John O Sherwin George D Giffen T M Fee Sloan and others. Platform to endorse St Louis platform and McKinley administration, likely anti trust plank. no major state issue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Drs Motes
Charles BE
Pickett
Waterloo
L. M. Shaw
J. O. Milliman
R. O. Barrett
E. A. Dawson
Supreme Judgeship
G. 8. Robinson
George W. Burnham
John O. Sherwin
George D. Giffen
T. M. Fee
Sloan
St. Louis
McKinley
Philippines
Funeral for Luetgert draws thousands and calls for justice
In Joliet, a funeral for Adolph Luetgert drew thousands, with his son and three children nearby. Lawrence Harmon urged Louisa Luetgert to come forward to clear the father's and innocent children's names, while noting Luetgert's death does not end the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Luetgert
Oxtdago
Adolph Luetgert
Joliet Penitentiary
Turner Hall
Lawrence Harmon
Louisa Luetgert
Various 1898 World News Snippets From Telegrams
Reports from Indianapolis and elsewhere note Hoosiers and Millers arrested in the first inning. A two year old colt Joe Simall died of lockjaw at Harlem. McKinley did not attend church. Gloucester dealer Frank Wooster died. German press ran memorials for Bismarck. Tug Grace A Ruelo sank near Saginaw Bay. Russians honor Grand Duke George in Chicago. Percival Spencer flew London to Dieppe in 18 hours. Major A M Diggles’ body arrived in Boston. Joliet fire destroyed a foundry floor. Petorff celebrated in Hungary. U S iron ore production hit 19,278,869 long tons in 1898. Valencia brought Fourth Cavalry and Twenty Fourth Infantry to Manila. Quincy postmaster Chester A Wilcox died. Cape Town papers cheer imperial parliament peace hopes. Newman and McGlynn swam Ottawa River 40 miles. Ex-Commissary General Egan may have suspension revoked. Samoan commission row over Chief Justice Chambers passport.
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Indianapolis
Joe Simall
Harlem
Lockjaw
McKinley
Frank Wooster
Fish Commission
Gloucester
Mass
Bismarck
Grace A. Ruele
Detroit
Saginaw Bay
Chicago
Grand Duke ‘George
Czarowitz
Russia
Percival Spencer
London
Dieppe
France
A. M. Diggles
Minnesota
Manila
Boston
Joliet
Federal Steel Company
Hungary
Sandor Petorff
United States
Valencia
Fourth Cavalry
Chester A. Wilcox
Quincy
Quincy Whig
Cape Town
Newman
McGlynn
Ottawa
Teig
Egan
Cologne
Chambers
Samoan Commission
Feted by the President at White House in Dewey welcome
A July Washington report details President McKinley planning a White House reception for Admiral Dewey with a possible dinner to follow. The guest list includes the vice president cabinet members and Mrs Hay with Dewey placed to the admiral’s right during dining and a centerpiece of a naval art display featuring Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Dewey
Washington
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Shiuke
Colonel Bingham
Hobart
Olympia
Dolly Madison
Public endorsements for Doan's Kidney Pills
A citizen testifies to the effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills in relieving kidney pain and distress. J W Freeman of 210 Elm Street says the treatment improved his energy and comfort after irregular secretions and chest and back discomfort. Sold by Palmer Findley and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
J. W. Freeman
210 Elm Street
Dean
Palmer & Findley
Atlantic man touts Kidneoids relief for backache
A testimonial from Den Enright of 811 Olive Street in Atlantic describes severe kidney backache and related symptoms. After trying various remedies with little benefit, he touts Morrow's Kidne-Noids, claiming complete relief within three days. The Yellow Tablets sell for fifty cents a box and are available at drug stores including H. G. Weber & Co. Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Den
Enright
Olive Street
Bess
Morrow
H. G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co
Chemeens Springfield
Ohio
Beggs Blood Purifier and Banner Salve Advertisements
Belaw Life promotes health and happiness with bright eyes and pain relief. Beggs blood purifier claims to enrich the blood for one dollar. Banner Salve promises relief from annoyances for 25 cents. Emmert Co and Parson Co distribute the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert & Co
F. Parson & Co
Beggs Diarrhea Basha and Banner Salve Ad
It hints at Beggs’ Diarrhica Basha for colic and diarrhoea and promotes Banner Salve from a skin specialist’s prescription for skin diseases. Mentions FEmmert & Co and Parson & O as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Femmert & Co
Parson & O
Beauty Cleanse Ad Promises Pimples Vanish
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid and blood purifier. It claims a clean body removes pimples boils blotches and a bilious complexion. The copy promises satisfaction with prices of 1c 2c 50c and sensational claims of uniform results.
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San Francisco
Téniger
Yokohama
McLaughlin
Hoxonuny
San Frauciato
Relief
John ¥.Zerlinger
William, J. Watson
Kansas
Adna C. Clarke
Collin H. Ball
Twentieth
Oliver Clapp
Tahooun
Neb
Des Mares
Shaw
Vid
San_ Francisco
Kauss
Toprixa
Kansas Regiment
Bouth Omahy Bourn Omani
Joyce
Ed -Ol- Jehan
John
Shanahan’s
Balla
Callahan
Shanahan
Waas
Hamptons
Pho
Htweine
Coffeyville
Independence
Ferrill
Sr. Josery, Mo
DeKalb
Criminal Court
Casteel
Clarence Sampson
William Sampson
Elmo Martin
Ades Moines
Tuwa
Des Moss
Federal Supreme Court
Shires
Federal Circuit Court
Iaywa
Orxston
Burlington
Murray
Goulden
Truman’ Swaine
Astin
Kmee
Great Northern
Sioux City
Sionak City Railway
James J.hill
Railway and Warehouse
Fred Alexander
General Osborn
Samoa
Luther W. Osborn
Samoan Islands
Mr. Osborn
Omana
Keim
Beatrice
Thummel
John Hurst
Humeoror
Stump
Falls City
Belaw Life
Alolf
pStobes
Olds
Atlantig, IA
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