Marines and Cubans rout Spanish camp in hill fight
American Marines under Lieut. Col. Huntington and Cuban allies attacked a Spanish camp five miles southeast of their position. Dense fire and fog allowed the Spanish to be driven from huts and brush. about 400 Spaniards engaged, 40 killed, two Cubans killed, four wounded, one American wounded. The camp was burned and its well filled. The Dolphin shelled the retreating Spaniards as they fled.
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Ausocintha
United States
Laborda
Amerletn
Syell
Kiledj
Amerlean
Guarrilin
Nea
Huntington
Eary
Walker
Dolphin
Aca
Revenue Rise Signals War Tax Impact In San Francisco
The new war revenue measure shows results with the internal revenue office reporting a daily intake of 26 900 dollars, about 20 000 more than the previous best. In Hastings Minnesota two escaped jail inmates were recaptured and sent back to Red Wing. The German Evangelical Lutheran Synod delegates from Minnesota and the Dakota district arrive in Shaozaton for a 300-member gathering. A detachment of 35 immunes is recruited for Columbus, under Lisut Rob faint.
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Narkea Elliot
San Branaonico
San Francisco
Internal Revenue Office
German’ Lutheran Synod
Good Thunder
Minn
Minnesota and Dakota
German Evangelical Luthern Synod
Shaozaton
Markets Summary from June 18 Across Regions
June 18 market notes show wheat and corn futures firming with July and September positions. Chicago prices list mixed grains and cattle at slight gains. Sioux City hogs and cattle move within narrower ranges. South St Paul hogs and cattle also show modest advances.
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Paut
I Witte
Pentley
Yes
Bae
MK Uly
Soc
Santan Ber
Orthern
Havil
Chicago
Sioux City
Tola
Paul
Cuban Reinforcements Gain Praise at Guantanamo
Washington reports officials praise Cuban reinforcement of marines at Guantanamo and the occupation of Acerraderos. Senor Quesada notes Cubans faced criticism due to misunderstandings of planned operations. Acerraderos, fifteen to twenty miles west of Santiago, serves as a key port for iron and copper shipments.
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Washington
Mr. Quesada
Next Expedition to Malta Sails Regiments Named for Manila
June 18 report notes Gen Merritt to recommend regiments suited for the next expedition to Manila. The Thirteenth Minnesota and Seventh California, plus Wyoming and Idaho battalions, are likely to be chosen. Details list men ordered to guard transports for the third military cruise.
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Malta
Minnesota
San Francisco
Merritt
H. G. Otis
Malla
California
Wyoming
Idaho
King
Manila
Vizcaya Struck by American Shell Near Madrid
June 18 Madrid reports Captain Annon minister of war returning from Cadiz and heading to Cartagena. Admiral Camara's squadron includes the Annona, now listed and provisioning the fleet for the autumn. An American warship shell, striking from height, hit the Vizcaya but due to strong armor sustained no damage.
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Cervera Siya
Americas
Madrid
Annon
Cadiz
Cartagena
Annona
Camara
Cervernenblea
Vizcaya
News From Manila Depressing Impression Across Europe
Manila dispatch reports disappointing news causing gloom in Madrid and London. Serious misgivings hover over General Montejo leading a strong column operating some distance from the garrison as the fate of his forces remains uncertain.
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Spain
London
Madrid
The
Standard
Anya
Manila
Monte
Gonat
Strike of 1600 Chicago Woodworkers Demands Hike
Sixteen hundred members of the woodworkers union in Chicago have struck their cash, door and blind factories. They have been paid $1.50 to $1.75 for ten hours and now demand a wage scale of two dollars for nine hours. The action reflects rising labor costs and union pressure in the June strike wave.
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Chicago
Minister Keyes Dropped by General Conference in Iowa
J. E. Keyes, a Universalist minister who has served in northern and central Iowa, was dropped by the general conference. The specific charges are not made public and details remain undisclosed.
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Towa Falla
Iowa
J.E. Keyes
Universallat
Fire destroys Armour plant buildings in Chicago yard
A June fire in Chicago damaged auxiliary Armour plant structures in the stock yard including the tin shop lithograph plant and boiler room. Loss estimated at $100,000 with full insurance coverage.
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Chicago
Armour Plant
Congress votes on debt report amid party opposition
The floor debate on an interest bearing debt measure ends with a 43 to 22 vote. Republicans support included Democrats and others, with key names Callary Gorman Lindsay McAnery Mitchell Morgan Murphy Tipta. The measure faces final approval to be signed by presiding officers before sending to the president. A post session dispute arises as Mr Butler attacks Kyle over bond issuance, while Kyle defends conscience and constituents and rebuts Pettigrew’s accusations as falsehoods.
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Tha. Menante
Callary
Gorman
Butler
Kyle
Mr. Pettigrew
Hawaiian Annexation Debate Moves to House Vote
Historic session features a push to force consideration of Newlands Hawaii resolutions. Annexationists and opposition clash over debate time, with several Democrats named as potential supporters. Senate discusses Lodge resolution on Methodist Book Concern funds. Chandler and Pascoe spar over statements.
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Newland
Hitrail
Fasua
Messrs. Berry
Kentucky
Devries
California
Livingston
Georgia
Brucker
Michigan
Gummilugs
New York
Sulzer
Vohstage
Ovuchvan
Missouri
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Congress
Hethedrat Episcopal Church Booth
Chandler
Pascoe
Senate, Mr. Pascoe
Tommorrow
International American Bank
Newlands
Hawaii
Casimates
Morgan
Debated policy shift sparks partisan divisions in county
The session opened at 10 o'clock and stretched seven hours as about 170 Republicans 18 Democrats 8 Populists and 4 fusionists backed a controversial policy change. Notable speakers included Berry W A Smith Hepburn for and Johnson and Adams against. In the Senate a tariff debate followed with votes on measures and amendments. A separate note mentions a curious Madrid rumor about Admiral Camara delaying a fleet.
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Kington
Lawall
Poliey
Tia Ian
Mons Yoo
Auembara
Che
Repubdtte
Messrs. Berry
W. A. Smith
Hepburn
Monsra
Johnson
Mmeneure
Senate
Pritchard
North Carolina
International American Bank
United States
Benate
Cannes Indignacion Over American Cadiz Bombard Threats
London reports widespread anger in Cannes over the United States threat to bombard Cadiz. Rumors about Spain selling the Philippines to Germany are treated with skepticism amid wartime confusion and wild speculation.
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Cannes
Times correspondent debunks Hispano-American war hoaxes
The London Times says it is empowered to deny Catholic newspaper claims claiming to be from Msgr Martipelli and US bishops to clergy and family about the Hispano-American war. The items are pure fabrications and should not be trusted.
Elevator Contract Granted for New 30000 Bushel Elevator
Cokato Minnesota June 18 The Farm era Elevator Co has awarded a contract to St Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co to build a 30000 bushel capacity elevator to replace the fire damaged structure with completion targeted by August 1. Thomas Ford a prominent citizen was horsewhipped by two women on the street in town. The assailants, strangers, accused Ford of making a disparaging remark toward a local woman during an unrelated street scene.
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Cokato
Minn
Farmera’ Elevator Company
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
Grrl Forks
N. D
Pune
Thomas Ford
Vity
Pigeon Prohibition in Madrid Publicized
A decree gazetted in Madrid bans carrier pigeons citing their value in war times and the government's aim to protect an established pigeon service.
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Madrid
Spain
London court hears case on embassy official shooting
In Bow Street police court, John Told faced questioning over the shooting of Count Arco-Valley, the first secretary of the German embassy, as he emerged from the... proceedings were adjourned until Wednesday.
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Arco
Riley'n Avaniant
London
Bow Street
John
Arco-Valley
Em- Dasey
Murderer Bellin Hanged at Folsom Prison
Frank D. Bellin, the Dixon prisoner, was hanged at Folsom prison. He offered no confession about the Benfield case. After arrest he admitted killing his elder siblings in Spain in a bid for honorable peace amid the nation’s war weariness.
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Bayramento
Cal
Frank D. Bellin
Dixon
Folsom Prison
Benfield
War Devotion Amid Cuban War News Seething
War department reports force movements and bombardments around Santiago and Guantanamo. Woolsey, Schley, and Samp son watch Cuban coast as second Philippine expedition readies. Marines hold position while Spanish defenses suffer heavy damage. relief and reinforcements rush to Puerto Rico and Aguadores areas amid ongoing conflict.
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Bianco
Sandana
Armetican
Guantanaio
Hay
State de Partient
Matila
Schley
Sampson
Santiago
Merritt
Shifter
War Department
Puerto Rico
Marines
Etl
Guantaniino
Black Hills exposition opens in Sturgis with large turnout
The Black Hills exposition began in Sturgis on June 18 with a large attendance. A fast track event drew interest as purses totaling four thousand dollars were announced for distribution among winners.
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Djock Wile
Sturgis
8. D
Roca
Women in business praised for Pink Pills cure claims
A Detroit businesswoman champions Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, asserting they rebuilt her nerves and health and helped women claim their place in business. The ad-like piece also lists other patent remedies and a brief note on railroad ice and carload losses.
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Mra. O
Mannfeld
Farrar Bt
Detroit
Mich
Bollness
Wilcome
Untitled fragment on religion and moral rights
Fragmentary note argues belief in neighbor’s rights is essential. Questions whether such a stance aligns with religious faith. Appears in Indianapolis Journal with garbled OCR text mentioning a tobacco cure “French Fifty Cents” and dubious medical claims.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman
A testimonial from Mrs Rosa Gann of Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her ovarian tumor after three bottles, avoiding surgery. The letter endorses the product as a modern safeguard for women's happiness and health, noting over a million beneficiaries and inviting advice from Lydia E Pinkham.
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Plone
Esaid
Lydian
Pinkham
Rosa Gann
Well &T
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkbem
Ta Re
Plaikham
Lynn
Mase
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