Rebellion Ends After Heavy Panama Battle
Consul General Cudger reports Panama’s liberal rebels have surrendered and calm returns. A peace treaty with the government was signed after the fiercest fighting of the revolution, with over 500 killed or wounded. An ambulance corps from the British cruiser Leander aids the wounded in Colon and Panama.
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Thai Palat
Washington
State Department
Cudger
Colombia
Coton
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Leander
Colon
Star witness testifies in Powers conspiracy trial
In Qrorantown Kentucky on July 28 star witness F Wharton Golden testified about mountain men brought to Frankfort and the plan to kill enough Democratic legislators to gain a Republican majority Hampton a Republican legislator from Powers home county gave sensational testimony against Powers and ex Governor Taylor.
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F. Wharton Golden
Golden
Frankfort
Louis W. Hampton
Powers
Home County
Taylor
Hampton
Avenge Death of Comrade at Oroquieta In Mindanao
Detachment of Fortieth Infantry kills 89 insurgents at Oroquieta Mindanao after two soldiers enter a native store. One soldier dies from a bolo attack. Gunboat Callao shells the town burning warehouses, one crewman killed. About 600 insurgents led by Alvarez continue disturbances. Marine wounded dies at Isabella de Balsin outpost. Isabella remains tranquil.
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Oroquieta
Manila
Mindanao
Cagayan
Callao
George B. Bradshaw
Alvarez
Yarbranga
Isabella de Balsin
Isabella
Bad Outlook for Sheep in Utah Parched Ranges
In Saint Lake Utah July 28 a leading sheep raiser reports a dire outlook for Utah's sheep business. Ranges across southern Utah are parched with all grass dried up and brush dead. Cattle and sheep are wasted and many sheepare being driven toward the Big Horn basin as adverse reports come from surrounding states. Brewers on the Pacific coast have found a profitable market for beer in the Orient. US lumber consumption last year is estimated at 9.8 billion cubic feet.
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Saint Lake
Big Horn Basin
Pacific Coast
Orient
United States
Life saving and the public eye in a health remedy tale
A physician’s rescue narrative is contrasted with constant saving acts of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad promotes it as effective for coughs and lung diseases, claiming it contains no alcohol or narcotics and features a testimonial from Moses Miles of Wyoming describing asthma and sleep loss improved after using the remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Moses Miles
Hilliard, Uinta Co
Wyoming
King Hum bert assassinated in Monza crowds react
King Hum bert was shot dead in Monza while presenting gym prize awards. Angelo Bressi, an anarchist from Prato, confessed and was seized as the crowd restrained its anger after three rapid revolver shots pierced the king’s heart.
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Prato
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Details Emerge On Humbert Assassination Plot
Rome reports show Angelo Bressi, who claimed he came from America, shot King Humbert amid cheers as he rode with General Baglia. The king died from neck and heart wounds. Bressi was beaten by the crowd and later said he came to Italy to kill Humbert. Mourning spreads across Italy. palace and theaters close. Bressi had lived in Paterson, New York, and worked at Hamill Booth silk mills.
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Paterson
New York
Hamill Booth
Cariboni
General Prinsloo Surrenders Free State Army to British
General Prinsloo with 5000 men surrendered unconditionally to General Hunter at Caledon Valley. Boers laid down rifles and gear, with 15 horses, two guns, and fifty wagons given up. Prinsloo and Crowther treated well. others to surrender in coming days. outlook suggests end of Free State forces. Lord Kitchener reportedly dispatched to Krugersdorp to organize relief column for Baden-Powell at Rustenburg.
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Engle
Hunter
Caledon Valley
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Ladybrand
Crowther
Nanuwpoort
McDonald
Harrismith
Wrede
Free State
Langer
Loxpon
Kitchener
Pretoria
Krugersdorp
Baden-Powel
DeLarey
Rustenburg
Transvaal
Fiesta proves a fiasco in Manila celebration
A two day fiesta in Manila organized by Senor Paterno to honor amnesty drew passive crowds. American officials refused speeches and banned flags and images. The event is deemed premature and unfortunate amid heavy losses from last week's fighting with 180 Filipinos killed and 10 Americans killed.
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Senor Paterno
Taft
Commission
Paterno
McKinley
Aguinaldo
Gather At Des Moines Republican Convention Opens
Des Moines July 31 delegates and candidates for state offices have arrived for the Republican state convention. The field is large with only state auditor Frank E Merriam unopposed for a second term. Contenders include G S Gilbertson and W W Morrow for treasurer, A C Hobart W B Martin H Manning for secretary, C W Mullan J W Hallam J Sims for attorney general, and Charles A Clark T M Fee Z A Church L C Blanchard Robert Sloan and Emlin McClain for supreme court judge.
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Frank E. Merriam
G. 8. Gilbertson
Winnebago County
W. W. Morrow
Union County
A. C. Hobart
Cherokee County
W. B. Martin
Adair County
Hii Manning
Lucas County
C. W. Mullan
Blackhawk County
J. W. Hallam
Woodbury County
Jacob Sims
Pottawattamie
Supreme Court
Charles
Fire tragedy at La Paz mine in Matehuala kills many
Monterey Mexico July 30 government officials report a grave mine disaster at La Paz in Matehuala a mining camp south of the city. Fire trapped miners as surface exits failed eleven bodies recovered with up to eighty feared dead as flames raged for hours.
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Mex
Matehuala
la Paz
Car Bomb Explodes on St Louis Transit Line
A bomb exploded last night on a St. Louis Transit company streetcar on Mound City division near St Louis avenue. The car was badly damaged and passengers were shaken. Nearby windows were shattered though no one was reportedly injured.
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British legation at Peking under siege in July
dispatch from Rear Admiral Bruce at Tien Tsin reports Chinese troops attacked the British legation in Peking from June 20 to July 16, an armistice since July 16, casualties total 62 including Captain Strouts, and that legation personnel remain under threat with captains Halliday and Oliphant among the wounded and others killed July 21.
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Tien Tsin
Peking
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Tung Fuh Siang
Halliday
Legation
David Oliphant
Warren
Shanghai
Shan Tung
Alexieff
Allied Forces Prepare Move Within Two Days
British and American troops are poised to advance within 48 hours per a cipher dispatch from Pe king. Li Hung Chang remains in Shanghai due to heat. Reports note legations at Peking and Tien Tsin sustaining damage as foreign envoys worry over possible attacks.
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Sir Claude, MacDonald
Peking
David Oliphant
Warren
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Harbin
Hope for Direct Talk With Conger in Peking
Washington reports fresh hope the United States can resume direct communication with Minister Conger. Officials weigh the risks of delivering ministers at Tien Tsun and favor waiting for Conger to advise on safe deliverance while protecting American lives.
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WasHingtoy
China
Peking
Mr. Conger
Bitter arraignment in Jester murder case heightens trial
In New London Missouri Alexander Jester sits older, accused of killing Gilbert Gates. Governor Charles J. Johnson questions motive and plans for the crime as P H Callen’s defense prepares to speak. Verdict expected by Tuesday. In Springfield Corporal Charles Balsley and Private Jesse Rupert from Camp Lincoln were fatally injured by a premature cannon discharge but still alive with slim hopes of recovery.
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Gilbert Gates
New London
Charles J. Johnson
St. Louis
Alexander
God
Gilbert W. Gates
Alexander Jester
Jester
P. H. Callen
Springfield
Iils
Charles Balsley
Jesse Rupert
Danville
Camp Lincoln
Danube reports smallpox linked to river traffic at Daw son
Victoria B C July 31 The steamer Danube from Skagway carries a Daw son report that the smallpox epidemic there was brought from the river. Through July 17 only four cases had developed. Havana July 31 Estes G Rathbone former posts director now jailed on fraud charges posted bail with Senor Bopaz acting as surety as several Sganics offered security.
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Victoria
B.C
Danube
Skagway
Dawson
Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Senor Bopaz
Revival of Export Demand Supports Wheat Market
Export demand for American wheat revived the Chicago market with a higher corn and steady oats, while cattle and hogs faced mixed to firmer prices. In Chicago and Kansas City trading, cash and futures quotes show No. red wheat and spring wheat firming, and varied livestock bids across regions.
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Chicago
Carcaco
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha cattle receipts total 2 800 with mix of local beef steers prices ranging from 4 60 to 5 60, western steers 4 25 to 4 85, Texas steers 3 75 to 4 40, cows and heifers 8 40 to 9 60, calves 8 00 to 6 25, stockers and feeders 8 50 to 64 05, with a slightly firmer tone for some classes.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Kansas City
Fed
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Sovran Oma
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