Desperate Panama battle ends with peace treaty
A Panama conflict tolls heavy losses on both sides as rebels and government forces clash for eleven hours. A treaty ends hostilities with rebels surrendering arms and amnesty granted. Foreigners may return home, prisons released, and a Red Cross effort aids the wounded.
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New York
Mierard
Panama
Newrly
Colon
Freshroops
Caledonia Road
Red Cross Corps
Leander
Red Cross
Panama Canal Company
Sabors
Carlos Mendoza
Panama Railroad
Alban
D. Mendoza
Belisaro Parras
B Cing
Hope End Is In Sight In South African Campaign
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts advancing to Balmoral with General Botha’s HQ established. Boers retreat eastward as French and Hutton drive commandoes along railway flanks. Roberts targets Lydenburg and break in Delagoa bay rail links while Hunter and Clements close in Orange River Colony. De Wet evades, but British forces press with renewed vigor as public hope grows for campaign end.
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New York
Ribune
London
Lord Roberts
Balmoral
Botha
French
Hutton
Kruger
Gene
Lydenburg
Delagoa Bay
Orange River Colony
Hunter
Clements
Sussex Regiment
de Wett
Broadwood
de Wet
Redvers Butters
Rundle
Remains of American Cyclist Scaled by Shark in Hawaii
The body of William Whibrecht of Los Angeles was found inside a shark at Honolulu harbor after drowning off Makapau Point last Sunday. The shark, 14 feet long and over 700 pounds, carried hipbones, a right femur, and a preserved right foot with a unique malformation. Widow Mrs. Thi Brecht faced a $2000 fine from Collector Starkable for violating U S laws on discharging near ships.
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Honolulu
William Whibrecht
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Makapau Point
Money Left Over as Gold Democrats Seek Campaign Funds
New York report says Indianapolis gold Democrats still hold funds from 1896. Money reportedly came from New York businessmen and Roswell P. Flower tied to sound money leadership. Democratic and Republican managers vie to control the $3000 and the bank funds, with Wagner and Campbell considering actions to move the money.
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New York
the Herald
Sound Money
Indianapolis
Gold Dei Netional
Demster
Cornelius N. Rijks
Republican National Committee
Palmer and Buckner Democrats
Chicago
Hanna
Roswell P. Flower
East
St. James
Frank Campbell
Wagner
Haldeman
Louisville
Yadignapolis
David B. Hmm
Cardinal Gibbons Seeks Self-Government For New Possessions
In St Paul Cardinal Gibbons outlined expansion views during a luncheon at J J Hill's home. He urged teaching newly acquired territories to govern themselves, warned against abandoning islands, and denied Catholic missionaries caused foreign persecution in China while noting half a million Catholics there.
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St. Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
Northwest
J. J. Hill
Beetles Cardinal Gibbons
Hill
Senator Davis
John Lind
John Foley
Detroit
John Shanley
North Dakota
J. Siehaub
Pittsburg
America
China
Tailors urged to naturalize amid wage dispute
In New York on July 27 striking east side clothing workers, mainly Polish Jews, were urged to naturalize. A circular in English and Yiddish advised pants makers to become citizens to ease wage talks. Union secretary Bercovits noted many are already citizens but aims for full naturalization. 5200 cloak-makers hosted meetings to push a new wage schedule, with about 900 more cloak-makers involved.
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New York
East Side
Bercovits
Bercovita
Clothiers consider strike over 4000 Brooklyn shop meetings
In Brooklyn, union leaders including Louis Levy and Loula Folrehye discussed new demands as 4000 workers face shop meetings. Clerks indicated manufacturers prefer avoiding a strike while contractors push for concessions, with contractors claiming manufacturers are drifting apart from workers.
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Sime
Brooklyn
Louis Levy
Sab
Loula Folrehye
Plan to Rob Public
New York reports the Trunk Line Association executive committee discussed a new ruling on official classification that would prevent bulking separate parcels under one cover. Protests by shippers rise. action postponed, refer to counsel, with a fall decision likely and possible court action if not modified.
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New York
Trunk Line Association
Trunk Line
Rain Breaks New England Drought After Weeks of Dry Weather
Boston reports heavy rain after weeks of drought lasting for days. Precipitation reached 1.48 inches in the city as eastern and central regions were soaked. Pastures recovered, hay output expected about half normal, early potatoes withered about a third, yet overall farming outlook improved.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Paupers From Mexico Strain Texas Border Guard Posts
At Paso, Texas, July 27 the immigration issue worsens daily as guards along the river prove insufficient to stop pauper and contract emigrants from crossing. Customs inspectors seize 14 Italian emigrants who boarded a Santa Fe train northward and plan to return them. Reports from Durango and Chihuahua say thousands of Chinese await a chance to return home and seek free transport.
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H! Paso
Texas
Durango
Chihuahua
Mexico
China
National Association of Retail Druggists Plans Reforms
The National Association of Retail Druggists in New York considers plans to improve proprietary medicines markets and end price cutting. A tripartite agreement between manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers may be enacted, with manufacturers selling only to approved jobbers and retailers maintaining prices. The move aims to curb the demoralizing rate wars in the drug trade.
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New York
National Association of Retail Druggists
Ex Sursion Tarties and Tally Ho Coach Offer
HAL LANGLOSS promotes excursion parties from Butte Stables Gran ie Alaska offering a large Tally Ho coach with 30 seats drawn by six gray horses for city outings to Crystal Springs and smaller conveyances for any party size.
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Crystal Springs
M. Hal. Langloss
Fride
Butte Stables
Granie
Vorrer Alaska
Tourist Sleeper on the North Coast Limited
A vivid note highlights the attractive electric heated Pullman tourist sleeper car aboard the North Coast Limited train service from Butte to St Paul. The ad invites travelers to try the North Coast Limited for comfortable overnight travel.
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North Coast
Westinghouse
Pelle
Ural
North Coast Limited
Butte
St Paul
J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon Honorary Graduate
J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon is an honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada. He treats all diseases of domesticated animals according to scientific principles and offers office at Morron's Stables 104 South Main Street. Telephone service advertised. All cases promptly attended to.
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J.D McGregor
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Morron
South Main Street
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Aina
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Combine
Ee Sinew
Apply Unique Tailoring Co. S. B
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Hope
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Phaeton, Hack and Horse
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Renga
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Fine Ranch
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Renate
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Arley
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Thompson Investment CO
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Portland Cement Co
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Butta, Ee
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Absater
Suecnener Ty Carney
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la ToRenae
Re Grotto Cafe
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Oedhslice
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Madam Editha
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Sarees Mortgugs Loan Co
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Intercat
Chattel Mortgage Co
Jigsie Block
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WM. Schultz
Furvier
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Chicken Flat
Walkerville
Penn and Cleaning
Silver Bow “Races and Labor Assembly
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B. T. L. Assembly
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J. McConnel
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Dam Tameey
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