Navy reprimands Rear Admiral Evans over Chandier complaint
Washington August 10 The Navy Department reprimands Rear Admiral Robley D Evans after a complaint by Hon William E Chandler president of the Spanish treaty commission and former secretary of the navy. The letter notes Evans attacked Chandler and violated official decorum in his writings later acknowledging receipt of the reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahington
William B. Chandler
Commmiraion
United States
Chian
Dier
Chis Ames
Vibe Sourees
Peter
Rene
United
Preroner
Chindler
Willie PL Churalier
Waterline
Yi Navy Department
Wisenington
Adimira Siltie
Tony
Clay
Huckets
Evans
Angus
Huckett
Kitchener Plan Faces Boer Resolve Despite Proclamations
London commentary notes General Kitchener's looming policy in South Africa aims to quell Boer resistance. Proponents expect harsh measures to deter fighting, yet Boers show readiness to endure despite concentration camp rhetoric and punitive controls. Critics call the approach inhumane and counterproductive amid a shifting war mood.
The Purposes of Kitchener Covetant Endeavor
London reports indicate Lord Kitchener aims to strengthen fortifications and improve communications. He seeks to release active garrisons by withdrawing troops from Demetrot and other posts as raiders are reportedly limited in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mall
Hirchaner
Block House Captured After Severe Fight Near Brandfort
A dispatch from Lomi Kitchener reports a block house near Brandfort on the Orange River colony being rushed and captured by the Boers after heavy fighting on the Bight of Aggruat. Pillott and fifty prisoners plus a quantity of sinck and Weeone were taken. detachment details arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon
Lomi Kitchener
Preetoria
Gorse
Brandfort
Orange River Colony
Pillott Bie
Sinck
Kedetetta
Dur Dur: Poet's Party Seeks Entrance In Natal Row
Fragmentary text hints a Dur event involving a poet and a group seeking entrance. No clear names, dates, or places are provided to confirm the event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
Wan
Natal
Horemen
GOOD BOOK SALES The Berulah Public Reading Boom
A London telegraph dispatch reports rising book sales and stronger prospects for publishing in the near term. Public interest, publisher optimism, and new editions are mentioned as the market shows growth after two years of slower activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
New York
London
Ing
Hah
Pete
Ales
Vatican
Chapin
Mallace
Welitirdson
Arkansas and CMOCTAW Road Contract Let for Oklahoma Territory
Arkansas and Choctaw railroad plans to let a contract on the Oklahoma Territory sections to be awarded August 26. Engineer F W Vallone announces the award for the line between Desiken and nearby settlements. Details describe routes and work locations across the territory with anticipated construction notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma and
Indian ‘Territory
Katona City
F W. Vallone
Chiet
Arkansas and Choctaw Railroad
Pianeuvers
Manchans Territors
Fry
Tie Arkanhie Veryilay
Building Boom at El Paso Contractors Rising
The El Paso building boom continues as contractors hire more workers and take on new projects. Frustrations mount over material delays and wage pressures while firms seek skilled labor to meet demand. Local officials monitor permitting rates and infrastructure needs amid rapid construction growth.
High Rates Spark Complaint Across Canada and New York
Unclear text describes interstate commerce proceedings affecting Canadian farm trade and rail rates. Mentions Montreal correspondent and government charges about hired drivers, with scattered references to PacificCapillas and Od-redacted entities, presenting a jumbled snapshot of regulatory friction and cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Bay
Montreal
Capillas Pacific
Beluy
Mob Surrounds Gonzales County Jail in Gregorio Cortez Manhunt
A large armed crowd gathered near the Gonzales county jail seeking Gregorio Cortez who received a fifty year sentence for Henry Schoebel's murder. Sheriff Fry and deputies were inside as reinforcements and uncertain resistance framed the tense standoff. The mob, numbering about 260, pressed the jail doors without firing a shot, showing determined but quiet resolve. Cortez faces additional indictments for Sheriff Glover and Sheriff Mortis deaths in Karnes County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorastes
Texas
Anguet
Sherif Fry
Gregorio Cortez
Henry Schoebel
R. M. Glover
Cortes
Junota
Glover
Mortis
Karnes
Tillman Fights Vote on McLaurin Entry At Meeting
In Washington D C August 10 Senator Tillman and other reformers urged that McLaurin be allowed to enter the primary. Attendees largely opposed postponement with many backing immediate action and no one voting for delaying the issue. The crowd appeared divided on how to handle McLaurin’s bid and the session ended without a clear decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Peelig
American Goods Abroad Trade Talk Attracts Attention
Senator Henry Payne of Wisconsin, ex chairman of the Republican National Committee, advocates a liberal commercial alliance for the United States to dominate world markets. He cites Austria Hungary Germany and Italy as key players and argues American foods boost trading influence while opposing protectionist moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fiutrope
Henry Payne
Wieconsin
Repoblean National Committee
United States
Tayrie Cou
Germany
Austria
Agierton
da Viena
Dayne
Payngould
Uae
Thole
Riot Suppression By Federal Troops In Chicago
Governor Yates ordered Major Markiall and Chicago police to quell a riot near Frank Fitzsimmons. Black regiment members were beaten in the street while troops patrolled Camp Lincoln. Police arrested several suspects as restoration efforts continued in the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gondiust
Chicago
Springfeld
Govarnor Yates
Kratuhl
Markiall
Jaton
Camp Lincoln
Fitzsimmon
Anteonata
A Spirit of Compromise At Pekin Talks
Pekin reports a spirit of compromise marks the Julu Intern meeting with foreign representatives hopeful as settlement protocol timing is discussed. Telegraphic contact with the government suggests operability two months after all sides pledge the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Shipmenta
Weil
South African Trouble Largely Separate From Venezuela Crisis
State Department reports no new information on the Venezuela Colombia dispute or the Isthmian revolt. The cruiser Ranger, 1020 tons, prepared at San Diego for Panama deployment, may replace a pacific-bound ship. News from Korea notes ongoing unrest with casualties and Christian exiles collecting taxes amid disorder. French gunboats and Korean troops are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington
Colombia
Ranger
San Diego
Cal
Panama
Pacifc
Mh Vno
Iowa
Bremerton
Wisconsin
Advicon
Allen
Korea
Milvicex
Uelpart
Corea
Corwin
Invasion Defeated as Venezuelan Troops Face Colombia
A cablegram dated August 7 from Venezuelan official Gonka'es Feteves to President Castro reports that twenty two thousand Venezuelan soldiers met Colombian forces and were defeated. The message notes continued defense of the Venezuelan front and signals possible end to the nuurreytion tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. Gonka'es
Econeil Genered
Venezuela
Castro
Chaplain Chadwick's Mother Dead In New York
Chaplain John P. Chadwick of the United States Cruiser New York, off the coast of Japan, mourns his mother Mrs. Margaret Cindylek who died at her Brooklyn home. Messages have been sent to Japanese ports awaiting word on the cruiser’s entry. Chadwick, long known among naval chaplains, was nearby at the time of the Bliana explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
New York
John P. Chadwick
United States
New Y York
Japan
Margaret Clndylek
Brodigny
Wien
Varios
Tiesilp Ahnoe
Biayana Herhor
Cleveland man killed at a pie in Georgetown
A Cleveland, Tenn., man Jim Ford was shot and killed at a pie in Georgetown, twelve miles from Cleveland. His companion Join W. Ford was wounded as the two were attacked by an axeman during the event. Authorities report trouble preceded the shooting and suspect a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Teyn
Tenn
Givorgetown
Cleveland
Jim Ford
W. Ford
Confederate Monument Unveiled at Mule Reunion
In Sprinecteld Missouri a 20000 pound Confederate memorial is unveiled by the Missouri Daughter of the Confederacy honoring the state’s Confederate dead during a Mule reunion of ex Confederates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinecteld
Misaouri Daughdere
Confederacy
Minsouri
Battleship Indiana Arrives in Halifax Harbor
The U S battleship Indiana arrived in Halifax on August 10. The ship anchored in the harbor and displayed flags as a tribute to the German dowager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
United State
Indiana
Walt Mast
Freer Street
Half Man
No Condition to Receive
Fragmentary report notes the survey on the coroner column is present in New York. It states the condition was not fully resolved and the item is not thoroughly cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Angier
New York
Timmie
Ten Bathers Rescued From Lake Drowning Incident
Chicago reports ten people were pulled from the lake near a peer avenue and Ronan Boulevard area after nearly drowning. Lifesaving efforts by bystanders and responders saved all ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peer Avenc
Ron Ana
Ives
Spanish Minister Dead in Caracas Railway Hospital
Spanish minister Benor Gonzales Del Campillo dies in Caracas after a lengthy illness. The reported illness and death occur as officials confirm his role as a senior Spanish minister to Venesuela and outline funeral arrangements in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacaa
Benor Gonzales del Campillo
Miniairer
Weathered dispute over banner and cyclone remark
A fragmented note discusses an American banner and a weather bureau term in connection with a cyclone. The message questions when such events occurred and hints at a returning blow or response to the weather-related remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Rosewood New Shade of Brown Notes in New York Telegram
A fragmented note outlines a topic about rosewood tones, a New York telegram reference, and a stylistic blend of color naming. It mentions a brown shade, a fund, and a shell like chia, with unclear connections and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Telegram
Redes Bsn Rss
Nordica to Open a Theater in Chicago
A new theater project in Chicago announces the opening of the Wagner theater at Mutoh street in September. The rare notice mentions plans for a modern venue and potential performances by notable artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordica
Chicago Chronicle
Cebiegvars
Tiesen
Mutoh
Winters Confesses and Gold Recovered From Bay
Jack Winters admits the Relby smelting works robbery and detectives recover about 150000 worth of bullion from the bay near Crockett. He leads authorities to a waterlogged hiding place beneath a Vallejo ferry site and describes the vaults, walls, and routes used to transport the treasure. Authorities plan further searches as the hunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jack Winters
Relby
Winters
Ropp
Opp
Crockett
Vallejo
Roepe
Wintera
Fle
Dinetis
Stepilne
Yency Sheriff Vale
Kimball
The
Pink
Eftoh Akeney
Halle
Gideon
Free-spending Winters Ties to Fort Worth Contractors
Jack Winters, once a resident of Texas, confessed to siphoning $280000 in bullion and was linked to prominent railroad contractors in Fort Worth who built the Fort Worth and Denver City Missouri Kansas Texas and Texas and Pacific lines. He was known for lavish wine suppers and a penchant for spending large sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Fort Worth
Texas
Jack Winters
Boavient Railroad
Denver City
Missouri, Kansas and Texan
Tessas and Pacific
Wah
Mucy
Weather Forecast for Washington and Territories
Weather notice reports fair conditions for Washington on Sunday and Monday with light to southeast winds along the coast. In Omaha and Indian Territory expect fair conditions Sunday and Monday with variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owhams
Iniian
Attempted explosion of British mule transport at New Orleans
A dynamite attack on a British mule transport near the St Bernard docks in New Orleans damaged the vessel and killed a crewman. Detectives hunt the perpetrator with officials suggesting rival factories and American interests may be involved. a torpedo-like device and cordite fragments were recovered, while investigators pursue a possible link to an American-based group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Specia
Bent
Wheer
St. Ber
Kets
Cabiel
Sanmel Peron
Indigestion Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Harter’s Iron Tonic as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the product strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, and improves vital functions, citing forty five years of use and endorsements from physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Fuld Bulldt
Harter’ Tron Tonle
Ion
Selentiec
The Innumerable interlude and the weary office hours
A fragmented reminiscence unfolds about a restless workforce and a veteran worker. The piece contrasts modern tech chatter with stubborn routine and the unseen toll on an aging laborer amid shifting duties and fading glory.
Abandoned Vessel Reported Off Shore
Fragmentary text notes a steamer rundown near a coast with rocks to the west. No further details on the vessel name or fate are available in the readable lines.
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Navy Department
Hon. WM. E. Chandler
Sailor
Mr. Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Kitchener
Thonte
Rew Park
South Africa
Tribune Ayys
Bowth Africh
Worthinster
Gweneral Kituheter
Tyne
Dor
Kipling
Kruger
Daily News
Notgt Mfr
Ueki Thasare
Stanley
Arkansas and
Cmoctaw Road
EL Paso
Halies
Gonzales
County
Revanthy
Henry Schnabel
Tillman
Gare
Protection
Pottchatonla
Mir
W. Tock
Walter Wells
Tom Wells
China
Coryell County
Felule
Parsons, Kan
Bedallo
Cotton Region Bulletin
Toth Meridian
Nilene Ereeeneeerane i
Opry Iinger
Beaumont Aed
Thyetille
Tianes
Serbee
Pyotreevee
Atberford
Central Sta
Repocti Og
Adloutit
Anpieta
Calthos
Iris P
Dora
Department of
Ont Buntates
Tale Epiy Co
Cincinnati
Chin
Jules Laborde
Paris
Man
Preseli
Seti
von Mohl Co
Cincinnar
Phil Bpa
Oppo
Dow Street
Tobnidey Dimacemerdt
Tex
Neil Hive
Abandoente
Jonas
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