Armed Insurgents Roam Suburbs As Cavite News Suppressed
In Mantua and Lonvor reports describe residents alarmed by armed insurgents in suburbs and vendettas after street fighting near San Miguel. A Manila dispatch notes friction with Americans, censoring Cavite news, while Merritt’s actions spark protests. Dewey reports ample supplies and a new Australian supply ship arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
San Miguel
Lonvor
Manila
Hong Kong
Medicare
Cavite
Merritt
Aguinaldo
General Merritt
Mustered Out Grigsby’s Cowboys and Other War News
The report lists regiments ordered mustered out including Ninth Massachusetts from Mid town to South Framington and Seventh Minors from Middletown to Springfield. It notes Grigsby’s Third U S volunteer cavalry at Chickamauga. Also updates on Alaska gold wanderers, a fatal stabbing in Milan Missouri, seven deaths at Santiago, and remnant of a Cuba-bound regiment returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigsby
Waertneton
Massachusetts
Midtown
South Framington
Maen
Middletown
Springfield
Lexington
New York
Camp Alger
Buffalo
Ohio Infantry
Fernandina
Pia
Columbus
Wisconsin
Jacksonville
Camp Douglas
Wis
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Chickamauga
Texas
Austin
Tex
South Dakota
Culver
Milford
Neb
Alanka
Seattle
Wach
Newa
Germanus
Alaska
Peter Scramm
Juneau
Dangon
Lake Atlin
Pine Creek
Canny Witorr
Montauk Point
L. I
Cuba
Basquiri
Santiago
Cuban Gratitude Sent 100 For First US Sailor Killed
John Meek of this county, father of George B. Meek, who died aboard the torpedo boat Winslow at Cardenas May 11, received a letter and a $100 check from a Cuban contributor. The donor, signing as Cambresis, stated George B. Meek was the first American born sailor killed in the Cuban war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Prtwent
John Meck
George B. Meek
Winslow
Cardenas
John Meek Bray
Cambresis
Mexico
Tomas Estrada Palma
New York
Cuba
Gonzzale DE QuEsaDa
Hobson at Santiago and Cuban relief efforts begin
Lieutenant Hobson arrives at Santiago to oversee efforts to float the sunken cruisers Cristobal Colon and Infanta Maria Teresa and to supervise military telegraph lines along the eastern Cuban coast. General Lawton releases the harbor wharf for merchants, while 8000 residents abroad are expected to return. The Knickerbocker quarantine brings yellow fever cases, and large government supplies will be distributed to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantiaco
Begurancia
Richard Hobson
Cristobal Colon
Hobson
Lawton
Santiago
Segurancia
Leigh
signal _service corps
Green
Ca7
United States
Alamada
Buntiago Bay
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Regulara
Knickerbocker
Tampa
Commissary Department
Wood
Red Cross Society
Typhoid Fever Among Soldiers Grows Worse in San Francisco
San Francisco reports rising typhoid cases at the local camp despite precautions. The Seventh California leads with 82 cases. 808 total sick in division hospitals, 65 furloughed, 11 in outlying hospitals, and 58 in Fresnido hospital. Private Frank Rochbach of Seventh California dies. 10 to 18 typhoid suspects seek care. Also notes state wartime reimbursement claims filed. Lafayette monument commission appoints state governors as vice presidents in Paris exposition.
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San Francisco
California
Frank
Rochbach
Tennessee Regiment
Iowa 66
Fresidio
F.W. Greene
Manila
United States
China
Greene
Vica
Omrcaco
Ferdinand W. Peck
Paria Exposition
King of Samoa Dies in Samoa Typhoid Fever
Malictoa Lacupepa king of Samoa died on Monday August 22 from typhoid fever. Solace arrives in Boston harbor with wounded after Santiago de Cuba showing US hospital ship bringing troops back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samos
Aukland
N. Z
Malictoa Lacupepa
Samoa
Solace
Port Fiate
Boston
United States
Santiago de Cuba
8 pieces former price 260 likely offer mix
Eight items offered with previous price of 260, reduced to 80c and 40c per unit. Customers can choose from available selections. Limited quantities remain, with discount applied to bulk or specific combinations as indicated.
Atlantic Normal College Opens Fall Term Following Sept 5
Mary D Abrams the new elocution teacher is expected tomorrow as the fall term begins September 5. Prof Dunlavy and Mr Rink prepare rooms and work to make the year profitable. Housing and light work offers requested. students encouraged to call at the college office. Rink returns from McDonough county to resume duties. Fall term schedules allow for fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Abrams
Prof. Dunlavy
Rink
Colege
McDonough County
Atlantic Normal College
Resolutions for Dunlavey and vacancy at Atlantic college
In Bushnell Hl on August 26 1898 the Bushnell District Court of Honor No 167 voices regard for Prof G W Dunlavey and Mrs Dunlavey as they move to new fields of labor. The court asks minutes and papers carried to publication. Also reports Mr Pike must take a year’s vacation due to health and school confinement, with Ray White replacing him in Atlantic and Pike moving to Kansas City to pursue outdoor work while hoping to return to Atlantic later.
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Yukon
Buatrix
Major J. M.walsh
Yukonistrict
Dawson
Ottawa
Canada
Major Walsh
White House
Washington
McKinley
Secretary Day
Ohio
Wilson
Iowa
Court of Honor
Atlantic City
Duplevey
G. L. Montgomery
M. D. Vina Stockwell
Mangeie Hareze
H.C. Hires
Pike
Atlantic
Ray White
White
Kansas City
Cass County Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses at Clerk’s Office
In the past two weeks the county clerk’s office issued a brisk share of marriage licenses. Prominent Cass County residents appear among those recorded, with hopes some couples will wed during the fair’s special events on the last day. Names listed include Robert M. Kenyon and Dilla Mae Upson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Fair Association
Robert M. Kenyon Dilla Mae Upson
Ag Liese Orang
Agn
Fragmentary sports ledger names and scores fragment
Readable fragments show names Fred S Van Houten Fisher Wren Mary Metformish Graham Peterson Lucia Johns M Murphy Conroy Gantig Chapnah Orn H Porter Martha Zuehola Votaws with scattered numbers and unclear events. The text resembles a sports or sales ledger with multiple individuals and figures but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
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Fred S. van Houten
Tre
Ae Wa Wilddrec Sures
Fisher
Wren
Gauithree
Mary Metformish
Graham Peterson
Worlwigal
Teary M. Carr
Lucia Johns
M. Murphy
Sales
Conroy
Gantig
Death Notice for Mrs Nancy H Kinney 1810 1808
Mrs Nancy H Kinney born in St Clair County Illinois in 1810 died at her son's home August 27 1808 in this city. She married Lola Kinney in 188¢ and left eleven children. Funeral services were held at the house and remans taken to Avoca for interment. We express thanks to friends for aid during sickness and rites. J A Kinney and Fannty and J J Kinney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy HU. Kinney
Nancy H. Kinney
St. Clair Co
Lola Kinney
Toco
J. A. Kinney
Wits
Sthom Ste Tre
J. J.kinney
Dumlin
Church of Christ
McIntire
Avoca
J. A.kinney
Fannty
J. J. Kinney
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London
Timea
Lord Salisbury
Philippines
Greena
Dewey
Washngton
Navy Department
Ing
Department
Milan
Robert —Wisaver
Fred
Here
Simpson White
Ashington
War Department
BanTiaco de Cuna
Uncle
Shafter
Porto Rico
Son of Cuba
Forto Rico
Cuban Military Commission
Omaha
Amus
Livestock Commission Firm
Clay, Richardson & Co
Chicago
Iowa Agricultural College
Omaha Exposition
Hay
Osborne
John Hay
Court of St. James
William B. Day
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Scotland
Oklahoma
Wiontta
Kan
Alva
O. T
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Soma
Colonel Green
Signal Service Corps
Cubla
General Wood
Wassington
Secretary of the Treasury
Brown
Treasury Department
Collins
Ready To Wear
Price
Lot
Brighton
Levi Downs
College Notes
G. W. Dunlavey
Prof
Vike
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