Japanese naval action and dispatch boats engage near Three Japanese ships
Report describes a naval battle in the vicinity of Three Japanese ships including Takashiba and Naniwa with the Chinese transport Kow Shing. The engagement lasts about twenty minutes, the transport is sunk, and the battle ends with the Japanese fleet retreating. Additional notes mention Samoa tensions and treaty revisions in Yokohama and Okomama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Hong Kong
Hima
Takshiba
Nanigen
Tsujumal
Kow Shing
t'Yuen
Jennnport
Ko Ou
Wiju
Tacoma
Yokohama
Corea
Sousume
Peral
N. Z
Samoa
Samoan Islands
Zenoon
Shanghai
Japan
Ia Sg
Corean
China
Execution of Caesario Santo Attracts Global Spectators
Aug 16 in Lroxs reports the public execution of Caesario Santo at 4:55 pm. Crowds packed the streets, rooftop vantage points, and window seats sold at high prices. Guards from cuirassiers and gens d'armes surrounded the scene as Santo faced the guillotine in an orderly, tense atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lroxs
Caesario Santo
Rue Smith
Rue Coursuchet
Santo
Cholera in Indiana and Colored Democrats in Indiana
cholera reports in Dearborn county alarm residents as a mother and two children die after sudden illness. health board cautious about cholera certainty while a second item notes the Colored Democratic League meeting urging independent, race equal rights within the Democratic platform and calling for national unity, better race relations, and a common transportation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invraxarois
Ind
State Health Board
Dearborn
Peter Mann
Wordsburg
Health Board
Metcalf
Inpuamapons
National Convention
The
Colored Démpdocratic League
Union
Negro National Democratic League
Democratic Party
Chicago
South
Republican Party
Cleveland
President Cleveland Leaves Washington for Gray Gables
President Cleveland departed Washington at 7:20 AM for Gray Gables on advice from physicians to rest and shake off a malaria attack. Dr. O'Reilly expects a few days of salt air and recuperation, with return aimed for mid next week. Captain Evans may take command of the New York in New York, while lawmakers note the tariff and river and harbor bills accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gray Gables
Thurber
O'Reilly
Robert D. Evans
New York
Senator Berry
Outhwaite
Turner
Georgia
White House
Treasury Department
Gray Gablea
Coxey Escapes on Horse as Camp Lost Liberty Men Advance
General Coxey mounted a race horse and fled Camp Lost Liberty in Hyrartsvillle Maryland after attempting to remove seven horses. Baltimore police left to guard the camp pursued him but he escaped while the other horses were driven along a back road to reclaim property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrartsvillle
Coxey
Lost Liberty
Baltimore
Doxey
Immense Corn Crop Expected After Rains In Illinois
Reports from Shelby Christian and Moultrie counties say the corn crop is practically made after recent rains. Illinois farmers anticipate the largest yield in years as drought relief arrives and pastures improve. Other notes mention rain aiding fruit in Kansas and halted rail thefts in Indiana. A shooting in New Hampshire leaves a 15 year old girl dead, sent to custody a 17 year old, with details of the ride and quarrel. A Lake Shore freight holdup at Whiting nets pay and losses, while a Nebraska convention nominates Jesse B. Strode on the 1,236th ballot. In California, W A Merrill is named professor at the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moantgua
Shelby
Christian
Moultrie
Pranonr
Kas
Newton
Eldorado
Independence
King of Siam Death Shocks Sailors in Pacific Waters
The steamer Tacoma reports the death of the king of Siam. The H. M. S. Rattler has been sent to Siamese waters to anticipate trouble over the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Siam
H. M.S. Rattler
Tariff Bill Delivery and Indianapolis Land Claim
The article notes Secretary Carlisle drafting a revenue aid plan tied to a sugar duty and the tariff bill reaching the president with estimated year revenues showing a possible $29,000,000 shortfall if House bills pass. It also covers Indianapolis land claim by Richard Bishop heirs seeking ten acres around the capitol, valued near $2,000,000, plus local notices and brief civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixetoy
Carlisle
Feliario
Harris
Finance Committee
Carliste
House
Carlisle Anid
Senate
Towlas
Towles
Pearson
Capitol
White House
Pittswrec
Butterine fraud leads to arrest and $700 bond
Miller, a Bloomingdale ex grocer and saloonkeeper, is jailed after pleading guilty to selling butterine repackaged as country butter. Deputy Marshal and experts confirmed the fraud and a $700 bond was set pending trial. The case highlights illicit profits from mislabeling dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
William Barr
West Main Street
Coverdale & Archer
Bowersock
Alo
Bark
Armour
Forger Arrested After Bank Fraud and Hospital Amputation
A Frenchman named Bercot, held on a $1000 bond after an attempted forgery case, faced Mayor Quikley. Julian Parott, injured in the incident, underwent a thigh amputation at Hope hospital after arterial tying. his life remains critical. A young man, Frank B Myers, was jailed on a $500 bond for forgery after a failed attempt at Princess Cash store using a forged check drawn on Hamilton National bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercot
Quikley
Hope Hospital
W. H. Myers
Julian Perott
Parott
Dr. Myers
Dre. Barnett
Dinnen
Schroeder
Park Drayer
Barcot
Princess Cash
Hamilton National Bank
W. J. Holt
Mr. Angreve
Christopher Pfiefer
William Pfiefer
John Mohr, Jr
Hamilton Bank
Mr. Holt
Calhoun Street
Aveline
Pnairol
Hines
First National Bank
Huntington
Ind
Frank B&b. Myers
York County
Myers
Young Myers
Hardendorf
Young Ma
Old National Bank
Chinese loan talks surge as Berlin bankers chase Ho Wing credit
Berlin and London financiers press Li Hung Chang over a proposed Chinese loan of about 10 million pounds in silver terms. A European syndicate seeks options, with Germany and Britain competing for ground floor terms while silver and copper prices rise on the chatter. Mrs. M. Bower of Summit Street reports recovery from a weeklong illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpax
Berlin
Capitela
Europe
Associated Press
Jardine, Matkecon & To
London
China
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Company
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Jardine, Matheson & Co
Li Hung Chang
Hong Kong
Ki Hung Chang
Indiana Congressmen to Return Home After Adjournment
Indiana delegation concludes congressional session and plans to engage in political work at home. Holmen to attend Shelbyville convention and return for December term. McNagny and Beet map a week of lobbying and possible retreat in a mountain lodge as Cooper prepares to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasaineros
Congress
Indiana
Washington
Holmen
Shelbyville
McNagny
Beet
Cooper
Syrup of Fig and Syrup of Migs Claim Benefits
Advert says Syrup of Migs and Syrup of Fig are pleasant effective remedies for kidneys bowels and constipation. Claims include cleansing impacts and fever relief with safe tasting formula from wholesome ingredients and broad availability at $1 per bottle.
Costume and veil tips for beekeepers plus rust prevention notes
A practical guide covers bee clothing to protect wearers from stings, preferring veils and tight wristbands. It also reviews rust behavior in wheat and oats, spraying limits, and the push for rust resistant grain varieties, along with crimson clover as a forage note and tomato ripening storage tips.
Monthly crop estimates show steady corn and wheat conditions
The last monthly estimates place corn at 95 on Ist, near 95.2 last year, winter wheat at 00 with last June 1 figure at 3.2 and July 1 at 77.7 in 1992, spring wheat at 68.4 on Ist of this month, 68 last month, and 74.1 on July 1, 1803, with spring wheat down nearly 20 points and oats down over 9 points in the past month.
The Guinea Fowl Flavor and Eggs Value Explored
Guinea fowls are a neglected poultry breed yet prized for flavor. The flesh is described as delicious and similar to pheasant, appealing to game and poultry lovers seeking rich, savory quality.
Fertilizer trials in Ohio show mixed cereal gains and nitrogen needs
Experiments conducted at the Ohio station over several years indicate that superphosphate and potash without nitrogen can reduce rain in corn and wheat on low organic matter soils, while increasing straw yield. Complete fertilizers with phosphoric acid, potash, and nitrogen boost grain yield, but at current prices the gains may not cover costs. To profit, rotations must maximize soil organic nitrogen via crops able to extract unavailable nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ohio Station
Ohio
Least remedy for the flux praised by Texarkana editor
Mr. Thomas Batte of the Graphic endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a near perfect cure for flux after severe attacks. He reports immediate relief and full recovery, urging others to use the medicine. Bottles priced 25 and 5 cents are sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Beam
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Chamberlain
Nev
Chapman
Thomas Batte
the Graphic
Texarkana
Arkansas
Iie
Low Rates to Linwood Park Vermil Honthio
Nickel Plate offers excursion tickets to Vermillion from June 15 to September 20 with return at reduced fares due to Linwood Park summer resort. Send for “Summer Outings” to B F Horner, general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocsted
Lake Erie
Nickel Plate Road
Vermillion
Linwood Park
B. F. Horner
D&d
Grocers Markey & Mungovan File Chattel Mortgage
A chattel mortgage was filed by Markey & Mungovan grocers at 356 South Calhoun Street to John Morris Jr as trustee for the business to be run by him. Tuesday afternoon liquor dealer and saloon keeper John Christen and his wife, as assignees, faced a cash shortage forcing the move. Christen may continue operation under two years of privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fickel Lsst
Markey & Mungovan
South
Calhoun Street
John Morris, Jr
John Christen
Christen
Tire
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Kow
Shing
Okomama
Carnot
Democratic League
Malarix
Camp Lost Liberty
Coscorp
N. H
Fritz Courser
Henniker
Nettie Douglass
Arthur McLean
Latorre
Lake Shore
Whiting
Strode
Neuraska City
Neb
Cession
Jesse B. Strode
Lincoln
San Francisco
W. A. Merrill
Indiana State University
University of California
Hing
Victron
B. C
National Affairs
Representative Pearson
Indianapolis
Richard Bishop
Ely
W. J. Hitchcock
U. S. Vol
A. A. Gen
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred W. Stevens
Caldwell
Linwood
Felts
Edwards
Creighton Avenue
Christian Miller
Armont
Mer
Bloomingdale
United States
Taylor
Atlantic City
Petersburg
Nater Voorkies
Tuarpie Ie
Luciana
Bynum
Corper
Kolmeo
Martin
Oakley
Cena
Levi Orver
Uarey
M. Boweer
Summit Street
Castoria
Ste Cris
Stepevame
Ana
Castor
Luem Castoefe
Wim
Cgne
Gay Puesien
Apiary
A. I Root
Mr. Root
Iowa
Illinois
Powtery Yard
Governmment Crop Report
Epicures
Boreks
Vermil
Honthio
Br. Williams’ Medickie CO
Schenectady, N.Y. and
Brockville, Ont
Parker
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Harrogate
Decatur
Ala
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Thomasville
Columbia
S. C
Charleston
Asheville
N. C
Pensacola
Fla
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Tampa
Texas
Cinenati
Louisville
Classingat
Cincinnati
Lexington
Jackson Smith
Os CP
Act
Markey & Suvig
Uticura
Resolvent
PottEa Dave Aso Cuem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Rock Island
Pacific
Chicago, Toland « & Poti Railway
Testis
Riise
Denver
Bato
Been Springs
Colorado
Canada
Mexico
Sebastian
Agt
Tienen
Ares H. F. Detno &Co
Columbus
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