Insurrection in Cuba Described as Growing Strength
A Picionar Press analysis notes the insurgents in Cuba expanding, forming a 6,000 strong force largely of negroes, with cavalry and strong positions, while Spanish General Campesling’s 100,000 troops struggle to quell them. It urges restraint, cautioning that U.S. recognition should come only if Cuban support proves widespread.
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Sanall Cities Wane Bull Club Meeting Plans Regional Games
The Dubuque Herald reports a regular Bull club meeting last night where officers discussed playing games in smaller cities. Cities like Osceola Eta City Maquoketa and others offered 300 guarantees to host single games, with wire agreements to form a one series schedule. A three member committee was appointed to arrange these games and coordinate with other league clubs for Dubuque dates when the local club is idle.
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Bond Ruling Set at $1000 in Milwaukee Case
A court judge set bond at $1000 for two men recently arrested in connection with an alleged Milwaukee robbery. The judge deemed them a risk, noting prosecutors argue they were brought to the scene by associates. Authorities continue to investigate and prepare further hearings.
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Oats yield reported in town crop season
Reports from a local district describe an immense oats harvest. Farmers note yields ranging from 100 to 110 bushels per acre with machines, signaling a bumper crop unseen in town before. Local officials confirm the unusually heavy production and widespread field readiness for sale or milling.
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Didot Gumble Tone rin for Mgdway Commissioner
Diivon Tronetile and others discussed a game value while a deacon joked about pulling straws. The scene included remarks on power, armies, and a lighthearted claim of skill at straw pulling, reflecting a local, humorous dialogue from the era.
The Little Elephanit Kiln at West Anton Town
An OCR fragment describes a lime rock ledge near Union and a kiln named MIP CL LIAN KILN. It praises the rock as the strongest whitest in the Midwest and promotes Mr Rowland as expert at his kiln in West Anton Town for selling the best lime. Also mentions De Wit's White Hazel Sidlve and a medical note about Robert Lunch curing a leg sore with a care suggestion.
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Special Excursion to Boston by Knight Templar Exexralon
An extended special excursion from Independence to Boston August 30 to September 80 departs with connections through Chicago and Montreal. The trip includes Nantasket Beach and visits to New England towns with planned stopovers and sightseeing, guided by passenger agents. Contact J. Murry for arrangements and sleeping gear. advertised by ALG PY AG Manchester.
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Grand Excursion To Independence By Special Train
The B C Ry N will run a special round trip train to Independence on Thursday August 6. Train leaves Elgin at 9 85 A M and Independence at 11 80 A M. Fare for the round trip one dollar twenty five cents, children twenty five cents. Return train leaves Independence at 6 00 P M. Tickets from B C R N agents. Also offers low prices on oats barley hy.e timothy and other feed stuffs at Boyer Elgin Town.
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Colfax and Morrissey bribery anecdote from early Congress
The St Louis Post-Dispatch recounts an anecdote from Colfax's speakership in which John Morrissey pressed for a committee seat and offered a bribe thought to be in the form of fine cleats. Colfax, left alone with his secretary, faced Morrissey's insistence and a test of loyalties as the plan unfolded. Morrissey later opened about his district friends seeking influence, claiming he needed a slot to aid them. The incident culminated in Morrissey receiving a key committee post, the Revolutionary class, amid parliament's tiptoes of reform and pressure.
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