Relief reaches home as hospital ship lands Kansans
In San Francisco the hospital ship Relief arrived early morning with Alek and disabled soldiers from the Philippines including Kansans. The ship passed the Golden Gate, landed at quarantine, then transferred the wounded to a port hospital. Two deaths reported on voyage, Capt Adna G Clarke among expected arrivals.
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San Francisco
United States
Relief
Golden Gate
Presidty
Poat
Ao Far
Chris Kang
Wyoming
Adna G. Clarke
Heo Francisco
Clarke
San Francisca
Wathi
Murder mystery at Nichols Junction. Upton captured
Fort Scott officers held Ben Upton, a suspected robber who escaped from Quenek county, as a likely murderer in the Nichols Junction case. Chief Pishop travels to Port Moors to take charge. The Cleveland dispatch notes strike developments and union regiments visiting Playsburg as of August 2.
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Ft. Neott
Nichols Junction
Ben Upton
Noturlouk
Qunek County
Fort Scott
Kaus
Erday
Port Moors
Upton
Cleveland
Everett
Hima
Playsburg, N
Slkib Voluower Regiment
Mintisbury Barracks
Old Settlers Uphold Greer County Land Rights
In Greer County Oklahoma a federal interior secretary ruling backs 1000 plus old settlers over land claims. The decision confirms homestead and purchase rights for occupants who improved land, clarifying occupancy versus residence.
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Decleton
Secretary of the Interior
Greer County
Utbrig
Congress
Gatar
Deep Waterway Commission
Vagrant Soldier Goes Nugent in California Hotel Bust
Nathan Harzog, a discharged private, rampaged through a San Francisco hotel in a nude frenzy. He assaulted Special Officer Baggett and Mrs. La Pierre, then injured himself breaking a glass door before capture.
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San Francisco
Nathan Harzog
Company M. Twenty-second Infantry
California
Soc i
la Pierre
Baggett
Otticce Freel
Herzog
Two Executed in Auburn Prison Electric Chair
Oscar E. Rice, a white man, and John Kennedy, a Black man, were executed by electricity at Auburn prison today. Rice died in 51 seconds after a 1,750 volt current of 61 seconds, Kennedy in 9 seconds longer. Rice had killed his wife by stabbing and stoning, Kennedy killed a man in jealousy and attacked another Black man.
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Auburn
Oscar E. Rice
John Kennedy
Rtice
Kennedy
Rice
Kenedy
Theo
Gov Prince Stone Idols Under Photo Study in New Mexico
G W Hodge and a Washington D C ethnology team have been photographing over 1000 stone idols from ex Gov Li Prince in New Mexico. The collection, recovered from ancient pueblo sites, includes varied forms and inscriptions, with some statues six feet tall.
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Snote Ee
N. M
G. W. Hodge
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington, D. C
Prince
New Mexico
Pueble
Hae
Bureau ‘of Etheology
Gay
Gino
Bie
New Memlay
Transport Senator brings news of Col Hawking death
United States transport Senator arrived from Manila with remains of Col. Alexander Hawking of the Tenth Pennsylvania. He died at sea near Yokohama after illness from cancer of the bowels. The secretary of war ordered Hawking's remains sent to his home in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
United States
Manila
Tual Fanist
Nevouet
Alexander Hiwleing
Pennsylvania’ Regiment
Manikt
Nagasaki
Fhovleins
Philippines
Yokohama
Waashington
Secretary of War
Col. Hawking
Ellis County gold diggings draw prospectors from cities
The Ellis county gold diggings see heightened activity as lumber arrives for a rush. Prospectors Bailey, Waggoner, Close, Halsey of Chicago, Martin of Topeka, Peterson, Wicknam, Mulroney, and Topeka parties are among those scouting the fields today.
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Hays City
Kan
Ellis County
Bailey
W. P. Waggoner
Fred Close
N. Halsey
Chicago
L. R. Martin
Topeka
H. E. Peterson
G. W. Wicknam
John Mulroney
Casualties Report Near Mazi Washington August 3
Otis Cables lists casualties from near Calamba and Mazi. Killed include members of the Twenty-first and Thirtieth infantry with several named soldiers. Wounded include officers and enlisted men from the Twentieth and other units with details on injuries and severities.
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Otis
Mazi
Washington
Otis Oables
Twenty-first Infantry
Calamba
H. Wm
A. Kenned
Thirtieth
O. Wm. Murphy
Charles Henderson
Twentieth Infantry
James M. Love
K. Charles W. Winters
Americans Repulse Filipino Attack at Cebu Trenches
Mail reports from Cebu states two American companies attacked Filipino trenches near El Pardo two kilometers from the town. Rebels led by the Climaces, prominent local brothers, were shelled by Charleston and repulsed. American casualties were slight. Climaces thought to be in Luzon rebel orders.
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Luses
Cebu
Manila
el Pardo
Climace
Climaces
Luzon
Renomination Scene at Des Moines Republican Convention
Des Moines Iowa August 2 The state Republican convention recessed after initial talks with G S Roblegon seen as likely nominee for supreme judgeship. Governor Shaw nominated by acclamation. Other reports note a lynching in Cloud Chief and a Columbia shipmast incident near Potot Judith along with wheat price upticks in Chicago and Maryland Democrats nominating John Walter Smith for governor.
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Des Moines
Charles N. Pigkett
G. S. Roblegon
Shaw
Maryland
Democrata
Baltimore
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
State to bring Twentieth Kansas volunteers home at state expense
Topeka Kansas August 2 definite steps will be taken within ten days to bring the Twentieth Kansas volunteers home from San Francisco at state expense and hold a large Topeka celebration. Railroads plan to transport troops and the legislature two years hence to pay the bill. The reception will be nonpartisan with committees from both major parties to arrange details. The regiment sails from Manila late August arrives San Francisco mid September, with leave home by late October or early November.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Volunteera
San Francisco
Gailroads
Roy
Stanley
Riddle
State Committee
Albough
Manila
Munter
Death by own action shocks Pine Bluff rails worker
Pine Bluff Ark Aug 2 Alexander Battles Reed 50 in charge of Cotton Belt railway tanks on Saline River shot himself. Reed was to wed tonight in Kingsland. No reason known. His predecessor Bart Frederick was slain at the game spot where Reed killed himself. The area has seen several fatalities.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Alexander Battles
Reed
Cotton Belt
Saline River
Kingsland
Bart Frederick
Madrid
Geng. Toral
Pareja
Santiago de Cuba
Washington
Shafter
Toral
Blanco
Santiago
Rubi
Arrests in Haiti as Duviver Seized at U S Legation
Port au Prince August reports a new round of arrests as police seized Duviver a newspaper man and ex interior minister Doubillon after a tense standoff at the United States legation. U S Minister Powell protested demanding Duviver's release and the government relented allowing him to return to the legation.
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Duviver
United States
Legation
Fer Senth
New York
Buenos Ayers
Magellan Btrale
Bannaloe
Reed
Pachiamast
London
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Joseph HL. Choate
Arallery
Commons
Recruiting Officer Shot at Florence and Cripple Creek Depot
David Connell, once a deputy marshal, was fatally wounded at the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad depot while soliciting miners for work in the Coeur dAlene country. He was with seven recruits when a mob surrounded them, fired two shots, wounding Connell and injuring a companion. A miners union committee had warned him to leave the camp.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
David Connell
Florence and Cripple Creek
Couer D'Alene
Connell
Miners Union
Mary Baker Eddy Libel Suit Reported In Boston
Mrs Josephine Surda Woodbury of Boston sues Mary Baker Eddy and lawyers for nearly 500 000 dollars claiming libel over sermons and a June 4 service at First Church of Christ Scientist The case arises amid broader discussion of Christian Science leadership and public notices of court action.
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Christian Science
Boston
Muse
Josephine Surda Woodbury
Christian Science Organization
Mary Baker Eddy
Mra
Eddy
Church of Christ
Corn Belt on Crops Condensed Report from Midwest States
The Corn Belt presents condensed crop conditions for northern Missouri and northern Kansas. Winter wheat and oats show varied quality with many reports noting good to excellent. corn stands and spring wheat results differ by county. Overall potato yield and condition are described as unusually good.
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Chicago
Missouri
Cota
Stair
Kansas
Cora—i
Pranant Autinoks Hye
SENATOR FRYE ADDRESSES PEACE AND PHILIPPINES ISSUE
Bangley Mo Aug Senator Frye spoke last night urging retention of the Philippines and praising the American peace commission. He cited Armenia to show foreign impact of the Spanish war and asserted God guided the US onward unable to be forced back.
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Bangley, Mo
Brye
American Peace Commission
Philippines
Angel
Armenia
America
Turkey
Markets by Wire Kansas City Grain and Sanab City Live Stock
Market details show grain bids and receipts from Kansas City Mo and Sanbab City with prices for wheat corn oats and hay. Livestock receipts include beef cattle and hogs with steady to higher trends and specific quotes for steers cows bulls and feeders.
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Cansas City
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Sanbab City
Kamuas Orso
Texas
Desirable Obie Street Lots Near University in South Lawrence
Building lots on Obie street in the beat residence portion of South Lawrence offer choice locations cheaper than other property. Convenient to the University and transportation facilities, each lot is finely located in Vermont street area for either residence or basiver property.
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Obie Street
Beat
South Lawrence
Vermont
Basiver
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