Fairs Listed Across Kansas for 1808 Harvest Season
A compiled Kansas state list names county agricultural fairs with dates and secretaries, including Anderson, Brown, Clay, Coffey, Gordon, Franklin, Greeley, Jackson, Marion, Miami, Osage, Riley, and Wichita among others. Notable notes reference Kansas volunteers and several county notices.
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Isas
Kansas
State “Board of Agriculture
Pearsot WY
Allen County
John H. Meyer
Miayyatha
Clay County Fair Association
Hooper
Clay Center
Coffey County Fair Association
J. Be.woodford
Burlington
Kaw Valley Fair Association
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Finney County Agricultural Covinty
D. A A. Mims
Burlingame
Riley County Agricultural Society
Jerome Walbridge
Tiley
David B. Smyth
Stockton
Toler
Wichita
Fredonia Agriculturals, Association
J. T. Cooper
Fredonia
Bombardment of Santiago Reopens as Shafter Rejects Surrender Terms
Telegrams report General Shafter rejects General Toral's conditional surrender of Santiago and orders renewed assault. American bombardment resumes at daybreak with supports landing at Siboney and preparations for a renewed siege. Casualty reports include Captain Rowell killed, while refugees at El Cues cling to food aid.
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Wasurxerox
Santiago
Shatter
Toral
Amwrican
Tornurraty
Siboney
Rowell
Buncing
Ansty
Shafter
Voral
General Wheeler
Gisaril Sunmuapitian
Leford Keauring
For
For &i
Yorus
Bommander
MeKinsey
Saenis
United States
General Toral
Sis P.m
McKinsey
Voval
Aguandores
Laney
Diapater
Jseige
Henry
Jarajuac
EL Cues
Hutykins
Kent
Colone
Theaker
Sixteenth Infantry
Tawkins
Wood
Rough Riders
Young
Roosevelt
Spanish Prisoners Reach Portsmouth After Cuban Naval Action
The auxiliary cruiser St Louis with 740 Spanish prisoners including fifty four officers arrived in Portsmouth harbor and anchored near Fishing Island after the battle off Santiago. Admiral Cervera and several officers are ill. most prisoners were paroled on deck under guard. Capt Goodrich treated them well and Cervera expressed respect for American forces and duty to country.
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Anul
Hortiononth
St Tools
Pontawowra
N.H
St. Louis
Portsmouth
Fishing
Gnnantana Sho
Portsmouth Harbor
Cervera
Vabin
Malate
Vizcaya
U.S
Brooklyn
Rordyn
U. S.5
Marbleheya
Guantanam
Gome
Ofivers
Fiset
Newcastle
Navy
Priss
Cubo
Aamerica
Narbar
America
Oman
Spain
Goodrich
Wounded in Cuba Sent North as Reinforcements Arrive
Nearly all wounded are evacuated to ships or hospitals abroad while reinforcements surge ashore. In the front hospital there are few severe cases. the Relief carries many wounded northward. The First Union regiment and six batteries of light artillery are ashore, with 851 infantry recruits expected to land soon. A steamer Stevens drifted into the Relief but was aided by the Cynthia L.
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Snarters Agvy
Relief
Trina
Umnots
St. Paul
Stevens
Sampson Dispatches Reports on Cervera Destruction
Washington July 12 Admiral Sampson’s aide delivered reports from his officers detailing the destruction of Cervera’s squadron. The documents are under examination and portions deemed suitable for publication will be released to the press later.
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Carvera
Washington
Wasurxoroy
Enaign Palmer
Sampson
Cervera
Wreck of Hospital Train Near High Springs Leaves No Casualties
A rear end collision south of High Springs Florida disrupted a hospital train carrying wounded soldiers to Fort McPherson in Atlanta. Surgeon General Sternberg received dispatch from Surgeon Richards reporting the incident at 8 o clock yesterday evening with the private car and some cars demolished. no lives were lost.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Spenslove
Sopeka
Kay
Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers
Getsting
Marshall County
Iras
Iis
United States
Florian
Wasmixaron
Sternberg
Richards
Fort’ McPherson
Atlanta
Jmihys
High Springs
Fla
Eure
Surrender Rumors Rise at Santiago and Surrounding Alerts
Dispatches from July 12 14 report General Shafter near Santiago de Cuba negotiating surrender terms as lines reach the bay. Alger cautions no new message while Miles notes logistics. bombardment reportedly brief with hopes of quick capitulation. Reports describe Spanish timing and possible evacuation of forces under Toral amid ongoing fighting.
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Wasmxeros
Shafter
Aaroloaks
Ludlow
Henry
Santiago
Riboney
Miles
Waaitsazos
General Shafters
Santiago de Cuba
Banting
Wit
Alger
Stafter
Toral
Washington
Sam
Genera Shafter
United States
Tam
Cubs
Porto Rico
Wrra Ssarven
Santiages
Hinde
Seoute
Havana War Strife Report From Madrid Correspondent
A Havana war dispatch by Senor F Lopez Aive, Madrid correspondent, describes wartime deprivations and port blockades. He notes paralyzed trade, displaced workers, and crowded streets with little commerce, praising General Pando for energy in defense while warning of distorted Spanish reports.
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Havana
Senor F
Calle de Gificio
Calle Inquisidor
Calle Obrop
Madrid
Havena
Tavans
Pando
Oriente
Bayamo
Spain
Europe
Hospital ship Cherokee Fired On By Scorpion
A transport bearing 400 wounded from Siboney was fired on in darkness by the Scorpion during its voyage to Tauspa. The Cherokee narrowly avoided sinking after lights were shown, navy officials say no one aboard injured, another armed vessel hailed without incident.
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Nevar
St. Louis
Louis ‘Republic
Atlante
Siboney
Tauspa
Fort McPhersom
Lampa
Porto Rico War News Mixed with Destitution and Hope
Captain McKenna reports great destitution in San Juan and other areas of Porto Rico as war continues. Natives show eagerness to learn war progress and most seek speedy hostilities end, hoping U S relief will end Spanish rule. Admiral Pulleser sends two British ships to patrol North Atlantic waters in search for activity.
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Fanine
Troyincgrown
Mass
McKenna
Ethel
Arceibo
Porto Rico
San Juan
NeKenna
Arcefoo
United States
Spain
England
Victron
B. G
United’ States
Congal Deadley
Vancouver
Pulleser
Kegulnink
Amphlon
Icarus
Exposition at Omaha Offers Night Beauty and Plans
A Chicago writer describes Omaha’s Exposition as still forming through July with grand court lights, lagoon progress, and government and state pavilions. Minnesota and other state buildings receive dedication plans and the Pythian headquarters in the Rebesska Building showcase luxury rooms and visitor registers.
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Mississippi
Aften
Sworth
Grand Court
Viedugtts
Wrights
Pythigs
Rebesska
First Cor
Will Seism Haa
Shere
E.L. Spotts
Omaha
Cheargs
Hood's Barsaparilla Promised as Tonic and Purifier
Fragmented ad text touts Hood's Barsaparilla as a tonic and purifier to restore strength and improve sleep by addressing weak blood and sluggish condition. The copy emphasizes feeling strong and benefiting from better rest.
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Hood
Adirondack Tourism Boost and Misc Health Ads
The Adirondack Mountains are highlighted with New York Central routes and a passenger book detailing resorts, lakes, and hotels. Promotions include maps and folders from George H. Daniels at Grand Central Station. Also promotional copy features Allen’s Foot-Bake, Cascarets, and Cosmo Buttermilk Soap with health and beauty claims.
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Adirondack Mountains
New -York Central & Hudson River
Zecesa
Dlevondack Mountains
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
New York
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Wade
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Pornance
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San Francesco
Lawrence -Journal
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Bay
Pnancraco
Echooner
Hattie E Phillips
St. Michael
Victor E. Maidhot Af New Fark
Beaurttn
Charles Grane
William Whitfeld
Fourth
Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Clonn
Whitsfield
Carrollton
Teax
Rebeorn
Oss
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Willmeron
Del
United States Senate
Tegan
Cipcult
Edward G.bradford
Richard “Roslin Kenney
Dover
Simiar
Delaware
Willand N. Boggs
Bank’ of
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Minnesota
Stenographers
Ls Wennessee
Business and Fraternal
Missouri
New England
Oklahoma
Chicago
Knox College
Worth
Baée
Machinery and Electricity Guilding
San Awichen
Farragut
Allen
Allen S
Olmsted
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Eushard
Baltimore End Ohio Railroad
Lake Superior
Northern Steamship Company
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Detroit Steam Navigation Company
Cleveland
Detroit
Ashley & Dustin Line
Michigan & Ohio Car Ferry Company
Sandusky
Cartforma
Osxy Younta Pre Srxve Co
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