Buffalo Bill Exhibit Brings Rough Riders to City
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Rough Riders promise a vivid San Juan battle reenactment on August 15 with 600 performers. Roosevelt Rough Riders, including Sgt. Gerald A. Webb and Tom Isbel, join the cast along with Hawaiians, Filipinos, cowboys, Arabs, Mexicans, Germans, Cossacks, Gauchos, Johnnie Baker and Annie Oakley in shooting and riding acts.
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Buffalo’ Bill
Wild West
Congress of
Rough Riders” of the World
Messrs
Cody
Salisbury
San Juan
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Gerald A. Webb
Bil Cline
Walter M. Cook
William McGinty
Col. Roosevelt
Tom Isbel
Philippine Islands
Johnnie Baker
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Meeting at Greene's Grove Near City
A religious gathering will be held at A Greene's grove five miles northwest of the city from August 11 to 20. Elder A M Dick and other able ministers will conduct the meeting. Everyone is invited.
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Greene’s Grove
Elder A M Dick
Armstrong Habeas Petition Over Release Sought
Armstrong attorneys file for release on a writ of habeas corpus in Seattle after Governor Rogers honored requisition papers in the Chicago jury bribery case. Diplomatic circles deride Rome reports of a South and Central American alliance to curb American expansion. In Cowes yacht racing opening day features ideal weather with Prince of Wales and Duke of York aboard Britannia and international flags visible.
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Seattle
Wash
Rogers
William Armstrong
Chicago
Armstrong
Washington
Rome
Cowes
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Safe use of liniments during pregnancy promotes safe labor
An advisory urges expectant mothers to choose external applications like Mother’s Friend to avoid swallowing medicines during pregnancy. It promotes a free illustrated booklet and notes the product sells for $1 a bottle from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Cada
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Remains of John Brown Raiders to Reinter in North Elba
Captain E P Hall and Dr Thomas Featherstonaugh report exhuming seven raiders at Harper's Ferry. The bodies will be buried near John Brown in North Elba New York, joining the leader and his grave. Remains include Oliver Brown Stewart Taylor W H Leeman William Thompson Dauphin Q O Thompson John H Kagi and Dangerfield Newby. A bearskin fragment from Oliver Brown’s overcoat was found.
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Washington
E. P. Hall
Thomas Featherstonbaugh
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
North Elba
N. Y
Watton Brown
Harper's Ferry
Oliver Brown
Stewart Taylor
W. H. Leeman
William Thompson
Dauphin QO. Thompson
John H. Kagi
Dangerfield Newby
Archbishop Ireland Visits Washington As Church Oversees Caribbean Missions
Archbishop Ireland arrives in Washington for a brief stay and plans visits to the Catholic legation and university. He notes Cuban and Porto Rican church affairs are overseen by Archbishop Chappelle reporting to Rome and may join American church administration later, with Cuba treated as a separate district for now.
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Washington
Ireland
St. Paul
Catholic Legation
Catholic University
Cuba
Porto Rico
Chappelle
Rome
Globe Savings Bank Mismanagement Ends in Final Decree
Final decree drawn by Judge Tuley requires stockholders to pay full assessment. Charles W. Spaulding already serving in Joliet state penitentiary. University of Illinois retains $125,000 endowment bonds. An appeal will be taken to the supreme court.
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Chicago
Globe Savings Bank
Charles W. Spaulding
Joliet
Tuley
University of Illinois
Supreme Court
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
Reported results include St. Louis where Boston lost 5 to 1 with Powell Sudhoff and Schreck pitching. Cincinnati 7 to 1 over Brooklyn with Hawley Peitz Yeager Dunn and Farrell on the batteries. Chicago 5 to 2 over Washington with Griffith Chance Mercer Kittridge Emslie and McDonald. Minor league summaries include Indianapolis 9 Buffalo 5 and Detroit 5 Grand Rapids 3 and several others with daily interstate results.
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Cincinnati
R.H E
Brooklyn
Hawley
Peitz
Yeager
Dunn
Farrell
Lynch and Connolly
Chicago
Washington
Griffith and
Chance
Mercer and Kittridge
Emslie and
McDonald
Turf Winners at Four Tracks Highlight Fast Runners
At St Louis Guide Rock Lampwick Harrie Floyd Imp Mint Sauce Parole a Or Fithbolin. At Chicago Martin Duke Princess Mur phy Helen s Pet Tenby Maharajah Miz pah. At Windsor By George Aurea Our Lizzie Daily Report Lady of the West Pom mery. At Saratoga Water Toluca Mesmerist Adolph Spreckels Precussor. At Brighton Beach All Gold Klondyke Queen Flower of Gold Lady Madge The Devil Dollie Weithoff.
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St. Louis
Guide Rock
Lampwick
Harrie Floyd
Chicago
Martin Duke
Princess Murphy
Helen's
Tenby
Maharajah
Windsor
George
Aurea
Our Lizzie
Daily Report
Pommery
Saratoga—Water
Mesmerist
Adolph Spreckels
Brighton Beach
Klondyke Queen
Flower of Gold
Lady Madge
the Devil
Dollie Weithoff
Weather Summary for Four States
Ohio fair with fresh to brisk winds veering to west. Indiana fair with high temperatures and fresh to brisk southerly winds. West Virginia generally fair with continued high temperatures and variable winds.
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Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Fever Cases Signal Yellow Fever Near Hampton
Washington reports three new yellow fever cases at the soldiers home in Hampton and one death, raising to 40 the total cases with eight fatalities. In Phoebus officials warn of potential infection but cite no positive cases yet and emphasize precautions as the disease remains confined to its original area.
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Washington
Hampton
Wyman
Wasdin
White
Phoebus
Old Point Comfort
Pettus
Joseph Mastin
Surgeon White
Marine Hospital Service
Mastin
Norfolk
Death of Colonel Hawkins Aboard Transport Senator
Colonel Hawkins of the Pennsylvania regiment died July 18 on the transport Senator newly arrived in San Francisco from Manila. He reportedly died of apoplexy two days after the ship left Yokohama. Embalmed remains were sent to Pennsylvania from the ship.
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San Francisco
Hawkins
Pennsylvania Regiment
Senator Just
Manilla
Yokohama
Pennsylvania
Mother dies after alleged morphine murder of two children
Detroit Aug 2 Mrs Mary Stevenson poisoned her daughters Emma 3 and Ella 6 with morphine and took a dose herself. Both girls died and the mother was at Harper hospital with slim chances of survival. Stevenson was in strained circumstances. The mother died later.
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Detroit
Mary Stevenson
Emma
Ella
Harper Hospital
Settlement Progress in Tailors Strike Reaches 150
At the strike headquarters it was reported that 59 settlements were reached today, bringing total settlements to 150 and allowing about 2,009 men to return to work. Vests makers remain out but are poised to settle as hosts show willingness.
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New York
Novel Elopement Ends With Arrest In Louisville
John Prather 21 of Paynesville and Hattie King 15 of Parkville Meade county were detained at Union station by Detectives Daly and Walker after a telegram from the girl's father. The couple planned elopement urged by youthful passion before dawn. The girl escaped the room while the father slept and the pair headed toward the railroad with a lantern.
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Louisville
John Prather
Paynesville
Meade County
Hattie King
Parkville
Union Station
Daly
Walker
Prather
Mr. King
Cicero Board Opposes Support for Hawthorne Track Gambling War
The Cicero town board votes five to two against sustaining President John Lewis in his bid to suppress Hawthrone race track gambling. Lewis has raided the track twice and secured indictments of bookmakers, but the board declined a $2,500 appropriation to continue the effort.
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Chicago
Cicero
John Lewis
Hawthrone
Lewis
Old Man Hanson Sets Century Speed Record Feat
In Minneapolis on Aug 2 Hanson powers through 620 miles in 55 hours 40 minutes earning a place within the world record for the 600 mile leg. He completes the 600 mile stretch in 2 38, still buoyant as a May morning. Duluth reports Emerson Bull returns from 18 months in the Klondike noting business success beats gold hunting.
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Minneapolis
Hanson
Hansen
Duluth
Minn
Emerson Bull
Klondike
Times mentions Alger in New York dispatch on apology
London dispatch notes The Times has no direct reference to ex Secretary of War Alger aside from a New York report about his apology. It states charges against Gen Alger raised by American journals persist without answer and were repeated by The Times and others for months.
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London Times
Alger
London
the Times
New York
Times
World and Local Ledger Briefs
Price of lumber in New York up 15 percent and Northwest up $1 per thousand. Ohio collected 21,341,065 in internal revenue last year. Mrs. Martha Rollins died by morphine overdose at Fremont Ohio. Yaqui Indians on the warpath in Mexico, killing Americans. Belgian ministry resigns after election-bill rejection. John Brown raiders to be reinterred at North Elba New York from Harper’s Ferry. Major Raymond estimates 200,000,000 for a Great Lakes to Atlantic deep waterway. Sympathizers block Sandusky Interurban tracks. Everett serves as president.
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New York
Martha Rollins
Fremont, O
Northwest
Ohio
Mexico
John Brown
North Elba
N. Y
Harper's Ferry
Raymond
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Cleveland
Sandusky
Interurban
Everett
Adjutant General Axline vows action against boycott harassment
In Cleveland on August 2 General Axline said merchants who refuse soldiers supplies could be prosecuted under civil rights law. He warned he would appoint a judge advocate general to pursue cases if more discrimination complaints arose. Ohio lacks a specific boycott statute. common law conspiracy may allow remedies.
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Cleveland
Axline
Little Consolidated Company
Big Consolidated
M. A. Hanna
France
Ohio
Hamilton
Senator Clark Questions Bryan Nomination And Silver Issue
In Los Angeles Senator W A Clark says Bryan's nomination at the Democratic national convention is not certain. He doubts silver will be the campaign issue but remains a bimetallist. He supports expansion and says the Philippines war should continue until surrender.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. Clark
William J. Bryan
Philippines
Madrid court martial hears Ordonez on surrender decision
Colonel Ordonez testified at the court martial that he was blocked from the conference where surrender was decided. He believed all resistance had been exhausted and that breaking through might have avoided capitulation, though bloodshed would likely have increased. He said troops' spirit weakened by loss of outside help.
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Madrid
Ordonez
Edens tests automobile mail delivery feasibility
Mr Edens assistant general superintendent of the free delivery division of the post office department arrived in Washington to study using cars for mail collection. He conferred with officials and will return to Chicago for another test. He believes the vehicle could speed mail collection in large cities.
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Washington
Edens
Chicago
Post Office Department
Elberfeld Punched Umpire After Bench Warning
In Detroit on August 2 Elberfeld argued a call by umpire Haskell in the first inning and struck him repeatedly, injuring the umpire with a split lip and a facial mark. Manager Van Der Beck says the shortstop will not play again this season. Detroit won the game in the sixth inning.
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Detroit
Elberfeld
Haskell
van der Beck
Assassins of Heureaux Routed North of Moca
In the San Domingo Puerto Plata region on August 2 the attackers of President Heureaux and allies are encamped in the mountains about 25 miles north of Moca. Senor Don Cordero, former interior minister, now leads 400 men against them. Acting President Wenceslao Figueroa pledges to retire much of the depreciated paper currency due to commercial distress.
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San Domingo
Puerto Plata
Heureaux
Moca
Senor
Don Cordero
Wenceslao Figuero
Municipal Architects Horgan and Slattery Testify
New York August 2 The Maze legislative investigating committee heard Messrs Horgan and Slattery a firm of municipal architects and contractors describe work on steamboats jails gardens station houses dump scows for city departments Attorney Moss pressed them on their title and whether they condemned others plans Slattery refused some questions and directed queries to Horgan provoking a sharp controversy
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Horgan and Slattery
New York
Maze
Legislative Investigating Committee
Messrs
Moss
Slattery
Mr. Moss
Horgan
Indiana union to sue to block glass company combine
Anderson Ind Aug 2 The union will file legal action to stop Indiana window glass firms from joining the proposed combine. It cites an old statute allowing charter forfeiture and receivership if a corporation departs from its original purposes.
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Anderson
Ind
Window Glass Companies
Indiana
Hanging by a Mob Shocks Georgiana Community
Solomon Jones a Black man was hanged by a mob near Forrest in this county for allegedly attempting to assault a young white woman. Authorities report the incident occurred August 2 attracting swift action by vigilantes.
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Georgiana
Ala
Solomon Jones
Forrest
Treasury Statement Shows Cash and Gold Reserves
Treasury report dated Washington August 2 presents the available cash balance at 274 844 167 dollars and gold reserve totaling 245 254 543 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Market Reports Chicago Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Chicago market report lists cattle rates from good to ganey with mixed grades and stockers, Texas steers at 3 50 to 15 30, hogs heavy at 8 50 to 9 50, medium 4 10 to 4 45, sheep and lambs improved with good lambs at 6 75, No 2 wheat 7 1/4 cents, corn 31 cents, oats 20 cents.
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Texas Steeis
Catres
Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs
The list shows cattle prices with terms prime good tidy and fair for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs. Prices range from five dollars for prime cattle to about four dollars for common and fair grades and calves at five dollars.
Livestock Prices Reported for Hogs Sheep Cattle and Calves
Hogs Yorkers and pigs priced at 4 70 for mediums and heavies. Sheep and lambs ranges from 4 50 to 5 75 with best lambs at 5 60 to 6 00. Cattle include good to best dry fed steers at 5 10 to 5 25 and butcher stock from 4 65 to 5 00, grassy steers 4 25 to 4 50, common 2 00 to 2 50, cows 3 00 to 3 75, bulls 3 00 to 3 75. Calves tops 6 50, fair to good 6 07 to 16 25.
Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Grains
Cattle common to choice steers 4.65 5.15. bulls 2.60 3.35. cows 1.75. calves 4.50 6.50. Veals tops 6.75. buttermilks 3.50. western 3.85. Sheep and lambs 3.60 7.34. hogs 4.70 4.80. Wheat No 2 red time. Corn No 2 3 34 c. Oats No 2 2c.
Cattle and Hog Market Quotes with Varied Rates
Cattle and calves shown with prices across categories including stockers and feeders. Hogs list Yorkers and other grades with bidding around 4.75 to 4.80. Sheep and lambs note ranges from good to choice spring lambs 6.00 to 6.25 with lower grades at 4.50 to 5.00.
Market Report: Grain and Livestock Prices in Boston
Wheat No 2 red 68 9 1/2 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 84 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 mixed 22 1/2 cents. Rye No 2 57 1/2 cents. Lard 50 5/10. Bulk meats 5 15. Bacon 6 15. Hogs 36 5 6 90. Cattle 24 0 5 25. Sheep 2 65 4 25. Lambs 40 0 76 60. Ohio fleeces top grade 28 7/4 29c. XX and up 31 4 2. Delaine 38c. combing No 1 32 33c. No 2 21 1/2 2c.
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Ohio
Delaine
Toledo Market Prices Dished Out in Mixed Bids
Wheat No 2 tops at 0c per bushel with No 2 mixed corn at 28c and No 2 mixed oats at 20c Rye No 2 at 2c Cloverseed quoted at 390 dollars per ton or unit in this market roundup.
Red Cross aid for Cuban reconcentrado orphans proposed
Miss Clara Barton urges care and education for about 50 000 destitute Cuban reconcentrado orphans scattered across towns. She details a plan to create small local asylums within communities, with city authorities and residents taking responsibility, while Red Cross surgeons and nurses provide support and oversee ongoing welfare.
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New York
Clara Barton
Miss Barton
Cuba
Red Cross
McKinley cousin arrested on peace warrant in Fitzgerald
J N Mec Kinley, a first cousin of President McKinley, was arrested in Fitzgerald on a peace warrant sworn by neighbor J M Fickler. The two men, neighbors on adjoining lands, allegedly exchanged threats and disputes over Fickler's pension. Kinley posted bond to keep the peace.
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Kickler
Mr. McKinley
Bond
Padan Files Bankruptcy in Los Angeles
A. J. Padan an insurance agent files for bankruptcy in the U S circuit court listing 158 655 in debt. Creditors are all in Ohio with payment demands due in Portsmouth Ohio. He claims household goods valued at 140 as exempt property and notes he assigned assets in Ohio three and a half years ago without relief.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. J. Padan
United States Circuit Court
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