Kansas City Live Stock and Grain Roundup
Kansas City market notes show livestock receipts with hogs and cattle trading mixed. Beef, hogs and sheep prices edge lower to steady amid active demand while grain futures in Kansas City show corn and wheat trading near steady and prices for oats and rye mixed.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas Cort
EB Stove
Atcasy
St & Shade
BuRer
Westerns
Lambe
Manila Ready to Surrender Says Hong Kong Reports
Dispatches from Hong Kong quote Empress of India lines stating Manila will surrender if resistance collapses and bombardment ensues. German squadron presence seen as a warning to the Yankees. locals regard it as a friendly gesture to curb unrest.
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Vancouver
India
Long Kong
Micatla
Geversd
Uicy
Hong Kong
Manila
FT Lave
China
Porte
Chiaa Lg
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Kutror
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Chili
Kwanei
Pekin
England
Tussia
France
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Four Thousand Spaniards Surrender at Guantanamo
A Guantanamo dispatch dated July 18 reports Caimanera and Guantanamo surrendering to Capt MeCalls of the Marblehead. About four thousand Spanish soldiers laid down arms, eight hundred prisoners taken, with Sandoval among the prizes. Captain MecCalla notified Spaniards to haul down the flag, promising formal surrender tomorrow as parleying continues. Guantanamo, a sheltered port with rich sugar plantations nearby, is noted as a major base.
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New York
Evening Journal
Guantanamo
Caimanera
Guaentaunamo
Cade
Guantaname
Sampson
Cuban Action Regretted By U S Government
A Times Washington dispatch reports the administration regrets news from Santiago showing Cubans favor vengeance over peace. Leaders of the Cuban party are urged to accept the president's plans to secure prosperity and stability for all people, native or foreign born, under a fair government.
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United
New York
Times
Washington
Santiago
Health improves at Camp Merritt as Kansas regiment rests
Reports from Camp Merritt show notable health gains with twenty five fewer sick daily after movement. Lieut Col Live, long ill, has reported for duty as the Kansas regiment stabilizes. In London, Admiral Massie dies, hailed as father of the British navy, while Dewey seeks clarity from Germany on peace or war and Manila’s insurgent leader Aguinaldo maintains positions around Cavite and Hakor. The Boston cruiser sails to meet the second Pacific fleet with no action expected until Merritt arrives.
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London
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London Seen Surprised Over Spanish Odds at Santiago
London reports a Vienna Times dispatch noting American adherence to international law and Britain’s expected support for the United States. It suggests Spain may need to seek peace after fresh Spanish disasters, with odds at Santiago reportedly favoring the Spaniards.
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Shafter and Sampson Clash Over Prize Steamers
Santiago harbor dispute over six large Spanish merchant steamers at surrender. Sampson claims prize status and crews, Shafter rejects, insisting all in Santiago surrendered to the army. Meantime war department learns volunteers include unfit recruits and orders medical review. Methodist lay representation vote shows record support for equal lay reps in Chicago.
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Riot at San Juan Dispute With Native Sympathizers
A Mayaguez incident in Porto Rico left nine dead and many wounded after Spanish residents clashed with natives accused of American sympathies and aiding the invading U S forces. The report from a Danish West Indies correspondent cites a Sunday outbreak in San Juan.
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Porto Rico
United States
Blanco Not Resigned Denial From War Minister
Madrid July 20 The minister of war of Corres denies Blanco has resigned. He states there is no news from the Cubans as Americans control the wires and refuse to transmit official dispatches.
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Spanish ships move amid Gibraltar fears
July 20 Gibraltar reports three Spanish trans Atlantic steamers arriving from caatz as the Wat son squadron shadow looms. Paris notes Emile Zola and editor Perreux jailed for libel. Zola travels to Lucerne to avoid arrest. Baseball scores show New York and Boston games. Red Cross steamer State of Texas reaches Santiago with 1,300 tons of provisions to feed citizens. Groundbreaking begun for a new live stock exchange on South Street Joseph with a $25,000 cost.
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Watson
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M. Emile Zola
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Pone
Lucerne
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Red Cross Society
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South St. Joseph
Meet After Many Years Reunites Civil War Soldier and Rescuer
Mrs. John Anderson of Hartsville Ind has died after a long life beginning in Cartersville Ga where during the Civil War her southern family fled north. She fed a hungry Union soldier from her lunch basket, an act remembered when the same man later learned of the story at a wedding and visited an emotional reunion with Mrs. Anderson.
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Hartsville
Ind
Vanderbilt Patriotism Sparks Theaters Night Show
William E. Vanderbilt, a noted Vanderbilt heir, sparked a civic display of patriotism at Weber & Field's in New York. During a performance the crowd joined him as he sang My Country, Tis of Thee and requested The Star Spangled Banner. Spectators learned the man was indeed Vanderbilt.
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Weber & Field
Music Hall
New York City
Stromberg
William E. Vanderbilt
Coalition grows as Spain suspends constitution
Madrid dispatches report newspapers say a coalition is forming among parties against the government due to the suspension of the constitution. The peace movement loses ground and some papers speculate a British squadron could block an American passage through the Straits, though such a scenario is regarded as unlikely.
Friendly ties noted between United States and Germany
Washington July 20 The Associated Press reports that inquiries in official quarters about alleged complications between the United States and Germany in the Philippines yielded no basis for such claims. Instead recent communications show decidedly friendly relations between the two governments.
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Associated Preax
United States
Germany
Philippines
Twentieth Kansas to Sail for Philippines This Week
San Francisco July 20. The Twentieth Kansas will depart for the Philippines on the Scandian week from Thursday. Lieut. Clad Hamilton of the Twentieth has been reassigned to command the Oregon recruits.
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Kansas
Philippines
Clad Hamilton
Oregon
No news of peace from major capitals
London reports no confirmation that Spain seeks peace despite rumors in the United States. Elsewhere Cormoran returns to Manila and Plover is to follow. Porto Rico troop movements begin tomorrow as commands pack and load.
TEMAREHRIO LEAVES PORT IN PARAGUAY
Assumption Paraguay July 90 The Spanish torpedo gunboat Temerario, under weeks of repairs, sailed from this point toward Cuyaba Brazil. Also notes Madrid July 20 Blanco reports Santiego surrendered without his knowledge, possibly leading to Tora court martial. ARMY APPOINTMENTS Washington July 20 President appoints and promotes officers in the Quartermasters department and other posts. The Hesoluta sails for New York with 750000 for Santiago troops in coin.
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Temerario
Cuyaba
Brazil
Madrid
Blanco
Santiego
Tora
Spanish Capitulation Ruling at Santiago Refused Help
Madrid July 20 General Barreja, commander at Guantanamo, refuses to be included in the Santiago capitulation. Spanish law says only troops he directly commands may surrender. distant commanders cannot be forced into the capitulation. The Santiago total remains about 7,000 troops. Miles delayed sailing for Porto Rico due to convoy shortfall. Yale expected to sail soon. Lida transport of Spanish troops surrendered at Santiago opened today. Atlanta hosts Confederate veterans reunion with a large turnout as John B. Gordon is welcomed.
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Madrig
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Santiaggo
Washington
J. A. Campbell
Gen. Sheridan
Brooke
Porto Rico
ARMY
Madrid
Barreja
Guantanamo
Santiago
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War Department
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Yale
Tampa
New York
Atlanta
Academic prisons from Oxford to Heidelberg raise curious forms
The piece surveys student discipline in universities abroad noting Oxford and Cambridge orbits of minor penalties, then details Heidelberg’s rigid system where a student can be jailed after conviction. It describes the prison’s ornate, claustrophobic cell, daily costs, required bedding, and the process of matriculation cards guiding release before civil authorities reintervene.
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Oxford
Clarendon
University
Cambridge
Atudenta
Germany
Heidelberg
Mark Twain
Mark
Copricta
Bis
London
Santiago Labeled A Pesthole for Fever Epidemic Risk
A July 20 report from Santiago notes Gen Shafter ordered a sanitary review amid six confirmed yellow fever cases and two suspects. The city, alongside Rio Janeiro, is described as a premier fever breeding center, with poor sanitation after two months of siege, leaving it dirty and repellent.
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Santiago
Shafter
Rio Janeiro
Secretaries revive Civil War era regimental post offices
The plan restores a field mail system where each regiment has a post office and a regimental chaplain acts as postmaster. Soldiers must mark letters with company and regiment. Nearby city postmasters will recognize repriminal postmasters forthcoming. Camp Black on Long Island will be first to implement this air service held.
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Firet
Perry Heath
Euigrs
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Solliers
Adjutant General’s Office
Camp Black
Long Island
N.Y
Tarprda Woot McKee Records Fast 10.4 Knot Pace
Report notes a record run by Tarprda Woot McKee at 10.4 knots during a trial trip. Commodore Farha, commander of the Nartadis navy, wired affirmation of the speed and its potential use in harbor defense. Plans include torpedo boats built under Meter schemes to augment harbor defenses and deploy vessels to remote harbors.
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Atise
Florence Nightingale Writes From London Exposition
Florence Nightingale informs Miss Mary Wadley at the Grand Central health exhibit that she is bedridden in London. Her letter to the nursing exhibit manager was read to hundreds gathered to witness bandaging demonstrations amid the Manila related relief effort.
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Florence Nightingale
Mary E. Wadley
Grand Central Palace
New York Journal and Advertiser
Vo Ice
Byte Park Square
Weet
London
Miss Nightingale
Miss Wadley
Manila
Cost of the War Estimate Exceeds 150 Million
The article reports the army cost in the Spanish American War at 151,043,402.42 dollars with detailed allocations by subsistence, quarters, pay, signals, ordnance, medical, engineers and inspector general. Subtotals total 137,312,184.39 dollars before a ten percent premium brings the grand total above 150 million.
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Spain
Pay
Signal Corps
Ordnance Department
Medical Department
Corps of Engineers
Inspector General's Department
Sooth Lawrence Lots Offer Convenient University Access
Suburban lots in Sooth Lawrence priced lower than acre property. Located near the university with easy access to transportation facilities and a finely chosen site. Offers practical choice for buyers seeking proximity and value.
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