South Dakota Officials Debate Guard Expense and School Bonds
The article details claims for per diem and expenses of National Guard volunteers at a rendezvous, noting they were rejected or did not go, with a state emphasis that claims are against the federal government. It discusses school bond investing, potential refinancing options, and state financial maneuvers. It also reports local events including Pear Creek township spring gathering, infrastructure plans in Spearfish, and personnel shifts in Redfield, plus a Yankton reserve death from glanders and related medical notes.
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Atntu
Humphreys Hoya
Ational Guard
National Guard Nation
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Atate
Alpe
Tud
Aluron
Heidera
Pear Creek Township
Minve’s Grove
Ely
H. G. Sterling
South Dakota
Tetaft
W. Wealey
E. Co Teeenmath
Redfield
Crinford
Scotland
Pensions for Veterans Across Three States Listed
Washington June 14 reports pensions printed yesterday for veterans in Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska. Original and addition grants include names such as William J Brown John Lucan Dorning and Alexander Calling with varying sums from four to thirty eight dollars.条
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Bouth
Dakota
Kewayukstong
Jim
Wilmot
Addi
William J. Brown
Pulewant
Joan A. Tarey
Dexter
Daniel Mf Way
Marion
Iowa
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Comatoc Eagin Grove
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Migs
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Fito KH
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Terence
Clinton Moore
Milldale
Spanish Note Denies American War Actions Abroad
A semi official Madrid note rejects American reports of operations in Cuba and denies a landing at Guantanamo Bay. It asserts European powers would err to assume Spain is losing and vows continued war despite external claims. Markets roundup covers Sioux City live stock and grain with sparse specifics in scattered quotes.
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Daily Chronicle
America
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Senor Silvela
Teader
Secretary Gage Circular Announces 200 Million Bonds
The Secretary of the Treasury issues a circular detailing a 200 million dollar bond issue bearing 3 percent interest, redeemable in coin after ten years. Subscriptions start immediately for thirty days, with priority for individual and small investors and payments via multiple methods. Installment options are offered for larger subscriptions to avoid rapid fund absorption.
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United States
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Division of Loany and Currency
Washington, D. C
Soldier Private Lawrence Dies of Pneumonia in Camp
Lawrence private, 19, of the Lawrence unit, died of pneumonia at a division hospital after training. Major Stewart praises him as one of his best men. Remains awaiting disposition until next of kin reply. Father is at Miller Street, 0. Chattanooga cemetery expected for interment if not sent home. Lieutenant J N Wright and H Kipp receive promotions within cavalry units.
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Transports Sighted at Guantanamo and Monte Cristo Port
Reports describe Captain Suratte Saw Joopahipa and June Li-omlelals of the Dominican government at Monte Cristo near Santo Domingo where a German firm now owns property once held by Siñor d Jimmez. A German ship was dispatched to protect the firm’s interests as the British steamer Revens Mule reached Port de Vals after a failed stockade attempt. Captain Luke claimed many transports and warships were visible near Guantanamo.
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Four Provisional Brigades Formed in Dakota Campaign
General orders redraw troop lines into four provisional brigades. The fourth brigade, led by General Arthur McArthur, comprises the First North Dakota, Pixy South Dakota, and Kifty-four Iowa units. The move reshapes forces in the South Dakota and surrounding state theaters.
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Luwania
South Dakota
Otis Ban
Hentral Arthur McArthur
North Dakota
Pixy
Kifty-firut Lowa
Say Frigo Tao Cruiser Ashore in Dense Fog
The United States cruiser Say Figu tino Tao ran aground on Maasschueptts Shore this morning in dense fog. It lay a half mile west of Mig Band No wayhng station as crew prepared to abandon ship amid high water and uncertain conditions.
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Mark
United States
Say Figutino Tao
Wheat price swings grip Chicago trade as Leiter liquidates
The Chicago wheat market sees sharp price declines with large liquidations led by Joseph Leiter and associates. Prices tumble across bread wheat contracts while a major transfer of wheat to September and December positions signals heavy margin activity and liquidations. Leiter and family face mounting losses as traders observe tightened lines and cautious bids amid pending cash settlements.
American farm exports reach record highs in 1898
The United States faces a massive rise in agricultural exports as the fiscal year ends, with totals likely surpassing 50 million beyond 500 million and approaching 835 million. Wheat and corn lead gains, beef and hog products rise sharply, while dairy and breadstuffs show notable increases. The year closes amid optimism for farmers facing international demand and higher profit prospects.
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United States
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Savage Spanish Attack on Marines in Guantanamo
At Guantanamo Bay on June 12 American forces faced a savage assault by Spanish guerrillas and regulars killing four Marines and wounding one. Bodies were stripped and mutilated, combat lasted thirteen hours from night into morning as Marines and sailors repelled repeated charges. Lieutenant Neville and Shaw credited for leadership. Assistant Surgeon Gibbs died after being shot near the camp. Reinforcements arrived from Marblehead. News withheld in Washington as dawn light grew.
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Unity appeal from Populiat executive committee member
Chatringa of Populiat Executive Committee Rrenda Win Mau Nong urges party leaders to unite after sending a letter to fellow committeemen. The missive calls for action amid internal divisions within the Popullat party during June in Toston.
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Weyler Talk Raises Philippine Invasion Headlines
Washington June 14 diplomats weigh a sensational report that General Weyler will lead an army of 79,000 to seize Manila escorted by Admiral Camara's fleet with funds from Weylerites and local orders. The administration doubts Spain would risk leaving its colonies defenseless, and a hypothetical Spanish expedition would arrive long after Dewey could act.
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Washington
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Nicaragua Canal Terms Offered to Government
The Vernia on Witch It tu Ofered to the Government by the Company, Washington June 14 Secretary Ai xing of the Nicaragua Canal company confirms the statement of terms for government alteration. The deal would transfer 700 000 shares valued at 70 000 000 to the government in exchange for assuming principal and interest on new bonds totaling 100 000 000. The proposal includes release of minority stockholders except Nicaragua and Costa Rica from 6 per cent securities paid to canal promoters. The company says it has spent about 5 190 4188 to date and holds 5 006 560 in bonds and 1 500 in stock, with only a small fraction of newspapers opposing the project.
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Hay denies surrender report from Mong Kong source
Hay refutes information that Min surrendered, saying the report from Mong Kong is untrue. No confirmation of any surrender was provided and the claim was described as groundless by Hay.
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Under the Stars and Stripes on Guantanamo Bay
News reports American marines landed on Guantanamo Bay and raised the flag as the Stars and Stripes floated from the pier. An infant named Dowesanne, born in May, is mentioned in connection with the event.
Sampson at Santiago Bay Suspect German Fleet Moves
London dispatch reports Admiral Dewey’s forces face potential German intervention as German squadron under Prince Henry contemplates actions near Manila. The Times Berlin line notes 33,000 German troops and ships approaching Cavite while American defenses are stretched. War talk includes Spain’s loans, Madrid nerves, and U.S. military potency amid global naval maneuvers.
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Expedition to Puerto Rico or Cuba under General Pinger IX
Reported movements describe General Copinger commanding troops aboard ships leaving Tampa en route to Key West for an invasion of Cuba or Puerto Rico. Conditions aboard transport ships were harsh with heat and crowded berths. Officers and soldiers endured fatigue and illness, while signals from generals and the War Department indicated uncertain outcome for the planned expedition.
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Sensational Break in July Market At Minneapolis
Minneapolis June 13 A sensational break in the July market disrupted trading and depressed prices. Reports of temporary seller hesitation circulated amid rumors of possible manipulation. By noon the market steadied somewhat with mixed quotes and cautious activity.
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