Shamrock and Columbia Compared in Atlantic Crossing
New York August 19. The Shamrock, bearing Lipton signal and a shamrock insignia, sailed into harbor after a long Atlantic voyage with the Erin in escort. Tow from Corvo to harbor occurred amid delays and calm seas. Lipton expected to arrive aboard Campania in nine days. The Daily Telegraph notes no protest will be made and sportsmanship prevailed.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Temp- Kinagille
Atlantic
Shamrock R. U
Mackay
Edinburgh
Erin
Fairlie
Isle of Man
Matthews
Corvo
Azores
Evin
Campania
Lonvor
The
Daily Telegraph
Seventy Carloads of Eggs Sold for New York Markets
Contracts closed in Kansas for seventy carloads of eggs stored at Topeka Abilene and Concordia to be shipped by three special trains next week. Sellers receive 16 cents a dozen with New York Boston and Philadelphia stores paying just over 20 cents. Deal covers about 10 080 000 eggs.
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Kansas
New York
Kansas, Ory
Eastern Commission
Topeka
Abilene
I ‘Concordia
Kan
Boston
Philadelphia
Jiminez Ready to Strike From Havana With Million Credit
Aug 18 Havana reports Colonel Baccalo says Jiminez is still in Havana but AP witness saw him board a train. He has recently gained nearly $1,000,000 in American credits for his plans. In Baracoa Cuba an expedition is organized as Santo Domingo’s President Figueroa learns. A group of 160 insurgents bought arms in Haiti but weapons were confiscated by authorities.
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Havana
Baccalo
Ludlow
Jimines
Associated Press
Jiminez
Purria Punta
Figueroo
Santo Domingo
Baracoa
Cuba
Hayti
Haytien
Rest For Troops In Cuba Move To Bring Home Units
United States troops serving in Cuba will be returned to the United States in battalion units to rest and recuperate. Replacements will rotate so one battalion is absent at a time, with the program starting immediately and camps yet to be determined.
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Wasa Hinaton
United States
Cuba
Senator Hayward Home After Recovery
Senator M. L. Hayward was moved to his Nebraska home by special train at 1 o clock yesterday. He bore the trip well and no ill effects are expected. Dr. E. M. Whitten, his family physician, stated that all danger is past and rest and quiet are needed for a complete swift recovery.
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Nebraska Orry
Neb
M. L. Hayward
E. M. Whitten
Governor Poynter Proposes State Funded Homefare for Nebraska Regiment
Lincoln Aug 18 Governor Poynter proposes to pay railroads to carry the First Nebraska regiment home from San Francisco at state expense. Railroads would wait for most of the payment until a future legislature allocates funds. He offers 10000 dollars now raised by the Lincoln Journal Omaha World Herald Beatrice Express and Nebraska City News. Total transport cost estimated near 35000 dollars.
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Ornor Poynter
Nebraska Regiment
Linceln
Poynter
Nebraska
San Francisco
Lincoln Journal
Omaha World- Herald
Beatrice Express
Nebraska City News
Plague report prompts marine surgeon dispatch to Portugal
Washington dispatch states Surgeon Fairfax Irwin of the marine hospital service is ordered by Surgeon General Wyman to go to Oporto and Lisbon to report on the bubonic plague situation in Portugal. Assistant Surgeon Heiser in Naples monitors matters there as many immigrants depart for the United States.
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Washington
Oporto
Lisbon
Fairfax Irwin
Marine Hospital Service
Europe
Wyman
Portugal
Heiser
Naples
United States
Pugilist Jim Franey Dies After Injury in San Francisco
Telegrams terse report that Jim Franey, injured by Frank McConnel in San Francisco Wednesday night, died Thursday. Also notes the first national encampment of Spanish-American War volunteers in Washington September 8-9 and other brief items from England, Ireland, and North America.
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Jim Franey
Frank McConnel
San Francisco
Washington
England
Martin
Senor Jose
Spanish Chamber
Dawson (O
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Eighteenth Battalion Rifles
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
N. C
Nashville
Cumberland Electric Light and Power Company
John Davis
Stever Toney
Eirza Day
Columbus
Jiminez in custody portra y
Havana authorities arrest General Jiminez aspirant to the presidency of San Domingo aboard the Menendez steamer. Captain Stamper finds him at Cienfuegos and detains him with his secretary while Senor Frias, mayor of Cienfuegos, is accused of urging him to abandon the voyage. Jiminez protests, saying no law was broken. He remains in police custody awaiting further orders.
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Havana
Bacallao
Jiminez
San Domingo
Cienfuegos
Stamper
Menendez
Union Hotel
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Promised Cure for Kidney Aches
An advertisement claims fifty cent boxes of Kid-ne-oids cure kidney backache nervousness and sleeplessness. It cites Mrs. W F Baker and daughter in law Mrs. Samantha Baker, describing prior pain and crutch use, and says after taking Kid-ne-oids the patient regained mobility. The product is Yellow Tablets sold by drug stores and mailed on payment. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Chemists Springfield Ohio.
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Morrow
W. F. Baker
Hickory Street
Samantha Baker
H.G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Seizure Orders Aimed at Jiminez as Vessels Patrolled
Kineston reports Santo Domingo fears Jiminez arrival will sway opinion. Government orders armed ships to search all strange vessels to capture the revolutionary leader under any flag. In Santiago Cuban coast authorities note rapid filibuster recruitment and U S neutrality enforcement by General Leonard Wood.
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Kineston
Santo Domingo
Jimines
Jiminez
New Regiments Headed for Philippines By December
Washington reports rapid troop movement to the Philippines with transports on the Pacific coast, logistics ready to ship nearly all formations by September, Logan and Thomas sails by mid October, and all new regiments expected in the Philippines by early December if conditions hold.
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Philippines
Washineton
Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific
Logan
Thomas
Suez Canal
1Slas Prac
Johnson's New Cyclopedia Endorsed by Readers
Letters from Prof. Wm. Wilcox and Rev. E. S. Hill praise Johnson's Cyclopedia as up to date, authoritative, and well organized with signed articles, clear headings, name pronunciation, balanced coverage, and lower cost. Atlantic Iowa and Davenport Iowa figures cited. Readers may request examination by mailing a card to B. Arthur in Atlantic.
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Johnson
Wm. Wilcox
Atlantic, Ta
M. T. Brown
Davenport
Iowa
E. 8. Hill
D. D
Congregationiat Church
Atlantic
E. C. Anvaur
Appleton and Johnson Cyclopedia
The
Telegraph
Arthur
Spain and Nelsons Electric Bitters Referenced Item
Spain's Greatest Need. Mr RB P Olivia of Barcelona spends winters at Aiken South Carolina. Weak nerves caused back-of-head pain. Using Electric Bitters, claimed to cure liver and kidney trouble purify blood tone stomach strengthen nerves and renew life. Bottles 50 cents sold by Vic Emmert & Co. Druggist. Also mentions Burdick Blood Bitters. Also reports Aug 17 political notices from Kansas with judgeship dispute and Evans removal protest. Ends with ar ticle note about farm injuries and Dr Thomas Electric Oil and shipping pigs and cattle to South Omaha.
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RB. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiken
S. C
America
All
Vic Emmert & Co
Ten More Regiments for the Philippines Formed
Washington Aug 18 The War Department orders ten additional infantry volunteer regiments to be organized for service in the Philippines. Regiments 35 to 47 will recruit mostly in New England and the central western states with Kansas and Pennsylvania favored for enlistments. Total volunteers called amount to 30,170, with 95,045 men in the army. Otis to receive all needed troops and supplies to finish the Philippine campaign quickly.
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Washington
Philippines
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Riley
Kan
Camp Meade
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson Barracks
South Framingham
Mass
New England
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Pennsylvania
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Fort McPherson
Fort Sam Houston
Teex
Vancouver Barracks
War Department
Root
Otis
Ordnance Bureau
Quartermaster’s Department
Commissary Department
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Brooke
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Leonard Wood
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M. P. Simpson
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James Rankin
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George O. Starcke
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Gttmar G. Starcke
Hastings
Serra
Eggers Bros
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