Market receipts edge higher in Chicago cattle bids
Chicago July 6 market notes show steady demand for cattle with mixed livestock receipts. Slaughter cows and fat cattle trade around 4.30 to 5.30, cows and heifers about 24 to 24.75, feeder bids mixed, hogs steady near 262.88, futures and other livestock ranges cited.
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Sinking of La Bourgogne in dense fog off Sable Island
The French liner La Bourgogne sank after a collision with the British Cromartyshire in heavy fog sixty miles south of Sable Island on July 4. About 800 aboard, 000 died, 200 survivors rescued by the Cromartyshire and Grecian. notable passengers include Mrs. La Casse and Mrs. Henderson. The Cromartyshire saved 200, with one officer, the purser, surviving.
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Alake Collision Near UnkYeland Hits Whaleback Steamer
Three miles from here at Toveluck the passenger steamer State of New York with 200 passengers collided with the whale back Henry Cort. The State of New York sustained heavy damage to its upper works on the port side while the whale back was unhurt. astonishingly no injuries were reported.
MISS BARTON WRITES FROM CUBA FRONT
Miss Clara Barton reports from Siboney Cuba on July 4 eight hundred wounded arriving since Friday. Kennan and Egan reached the area yesterday. Eight hundred wounded have arrived. surgeons and litter squads work around the clock. Hospital space is adequate though many lie on water soaked ground. The Texas is feeding refugees at Siboney and will move to Guantanamo tomorrow.
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Ambassador White Fourth of July Speech At Leipsic
United States Ambassador White’s Fourth of July banquet remarks at Leipsic are widely printed and debated. Frankfort Zettung praises the speech, while The Tageblatt mentions an encore, and other papers omit parts critical of Germany.
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Pando Falley and Cerro Santiago Battle Report
A Kingston Herald dispatch reports general Pando fallen in battle with 7,200 troops breaking into Santiago. Pando is said to be seriously wounded in the arm while leading. Garcia with Cuban forces attempted to halt further advance at Dos Palmas.
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Senator Petti Introduces Resolution of Thanks
In Washington July 6 Senator Petti grew has introduced a resolution tendering the thanks of congress to Schiry and the smen for gallant conduct in the destruction of the Spanish feet. Debate followed as Hale questioned entitlement to credit while Pettigrew said the resolution aims to clarify that Sampson did not win the most remarkable naval battle. The measure was referred to the committee on naval effairs.
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Prisoners Moved as War Ends Ships Carry Wounded Value
The dispatch notes Sampson directing prisoners to U S custody with enlisted men to Portsmouth N H and officers to Fort Warren. Wounded troops arrive home from Santiago aboard the Totquo with 20 and Cherokee with 325. A Madrid Telegraph correspondent says peace will be demanded today.
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Spanish fleet warned to leave canal area
Suez July 6 The Spanish fleet has arrived and been notified to depart within twenty four hours without sealing. The latest dispatches also note army nominations and various military appointments across states including Major Perry Belmont and Captain Robert C. Welles.
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Hobson to Be Freed in Prisoner Exchange
War Department reports a proposed prisoner exchange near Santiago involving Hobson. General Soul, likely Toral, agrees to swap Hobson for another prisoner, after initial refusal of the exchange proposal.
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Clever maneuvers in chase of Cristobal Colon
Commodore Schley exploits a westward heading to trap the Cristobal Colon as Brooklyn and Oregon close in. The Brookyn flagship leads a bold attack with Oregon Iowa Indiana Texas and Vicken joining, delivering deadly fire on the Spanish armored cruisers. The engagement highlights Brooklyn Oregon and Gloucester as key attackers.
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Alfonso XIII Resists Havana Blockade Clash
Reports say the Spanish warship Alfonso XIII attempted to run the Havana blockade and was captured by an American cruiser Mapriv on July 5. Washington briefs note heightened security and a forthcoming vote on Hawaiian annexation within forty eight hours.
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Crisis fears rise as dispatches spark national despair
Maparip July 3 reports show a government crisis brewing as misleading Cubs dispatches cause widespread grief among families of victims. Ministers retreat, authorities brace for unrest while the queen regent is described as inconsolable, signaling a period of extreme emotion and potential action.
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Linares Says Army Will Fight To The End
A Spanish garrison commander Linares declares they will never surrender. He reportedly told General Shafter that the garrison dies but never surrenders, reflecting intense sentiment among officers after a day of shifting conditions.
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Condition of officers report from General Alger
Telegraph from General Alger lists officers wounded and in disarray. Captain Alger Sewell and Mr Corbin report well and improving. General Wheeler is feeble but commands. General Young departs for Key West. General Hawkins slightly wounded in the feet. All others reported well. SHAFTER
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CERVERA'S FATAL ERROR
Report from July fourth notes Admiral Cervera held a council before sailing from Santiago. A small majority approved the sortie despite mutiny risks and worn crew. He chose a westward route toward Manzanillo or Cienfuegos with Havana as possible, fearing a convoy and transport fleet sighting off Siboney.
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Mutiny Soon Quelled on the Maurie Teresa
A Santiago dispatch reports about 450 sailors mutinied aboard the Maurie Teresa and were placed on the Harvard. Officers and crew fired. six Spaniards killed and twelve wounded. The incident restored quiet.
Rebuke to France Drives Women to Oppose French Goods
Prominent American women including Mrs Chandler of New Hampshire and Mrs Frye of Maine pledge to boycott French imports in retaliation for France favoring Spain. Leading figures like Mrs Alger Mrs Gage and Justice McKenna plan to sign, while Mrs McKinley declines for official reasons. In 1897 Americans bought 67 million dollars in French goods with much spent on luxury items for women.
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Gold wealth in the Philippines sparks mining hopes
A Colorado constituent reports Senator Teller that letters claim the Philippines may hold vast gold deposits. An 1675 Manila to Singapore tale mentions a Montana traveler who learned from priests and officials that development risks native unrest. Reports from Santiago describe extreme hunger and bombardment fears, with wounded to be returned from Cuba. Democratic nominees in Missouri race for the third district Senate seat.
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Real estate note on cheap South Lawrence acreage near university
A compact real estate blurb highlights affordable acreage in South Lawrence, valued for proximity to the university, easy access to transportation, and secure, well-located features.
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