Manila siege updates amid yellow fever in Cuba and Philippines
Telegrams in brief report the new Manila supreme court sittings, ongoing yellow fever cases in Havana and Santiago, the transport Ingalls to Santiago with funds for Cuban troops, and measures by General Otis. Mentions recruitment plans, political protests, language requirements for Cuban professionals, bank charters, and a naval movement toward San Francisco. includes casualty and transport details and a missing soldier from Battery Fifth.
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Manila
Havana
Geo. Otis
Washington
Dus
Maj
Sears
Aleo
Darbar
Dutta
Ingalls
Santiago
Cua
Culna
Cen
OFS
Jie
Wilson
Clenellenes
Cuba
Albay
Baluyatl
Pilinmu Islands
Thay
Lonbarced
Otis
Philippines
McKinley
Dent Dias
Mexico
Rough Rider
Geacler
National Bank of
Manik
Flygt National Loans
Chicago
Petrigrew
South Dakota
Mminik
Oregon
San Fratiseo
Philippine Islands
Ludlow
United States
Logan
San Juan
P.rb
United Rtattes
Stres Artiller
Julio Garbett
Fifth Artillery
Fragmentary 19th Century Domestic News Highlights
The item lists assorted society notes and political mentions from mid 19th century America. Events include Harvard beating Yale in rowing, a Kentucky Democrat convention, various named individuals with ages, fund totals near 75 000 dollars, and regional updates from Milwaukee Chicago and Minnesota Wisconsin. It also notes potato shipments, a storm sale threat, and mentions of Vanderbilt interests, a statue cost of 1 000 000, and college leadership changes.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Harvard
Yale
Fales
Kearucky Democrat Convention
Ernesto. Knowlton
Ayn Arbor
Mich
Sugwel Harris
Yale College
Gromd
Sudee Willina HL Clark
Las Angeles
Cal
New Richmond Fund
South Dakota
Vepaslicada
Wilwakee
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Yankton
Alger
Vanderbilt
Arotein
Colorado
E.G. McLrod
Alicia Chiitmnan
Navy
Long
Sings Sonary Hospital
N.Y
George Harris
Andover
Speological Seminary
Amherst College
W. L. Dyass
Peo- Dy
Wide Array of 1890s US News Snapshots Across Regions
The item collection reports a diverse mix of events and people including deaths of prominent figures, political shifts, corporate and labor issues, crime notes, and international ties. Highlights mention a Princeton professor death, Loudenslager saving a colleague, Detroit streetcar plans shelved, antitrust conferenceInvitations, jelly and biscuit trade disputes, a race riot near Cardiff, a Newton Theological Institute president, suicides suspected, and various killings, trials, and legal actions across New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and beyond.
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Ple
Princeton
Tod
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Moore
Jaignal
Pingree
Detroit
Common Council
Menominee
Mich
Lwanta Biscuit
Cardiff
Ala
N. B. Wood
Thteago
Newton, Massy
Theological Institute
Stephen Clark
Wileigh
Rerson
Elgin
Chicago
Helen St. Globs
Galasburg
da Fates
Galva
Jis
David Aussit
la Crosse
Wis
Tennessee
Minnesota
Maryland
Wellington
Elen C. Johnsom
Massachusetts Women’s Reformatory
London
York
Charles C. Dewstoe
Cayanoga County
Cleveland
McKinley
John W. Jones
Jessie C. Cresser
Culgmazoo
Constantine
P. Lorillard
American Tobacco Company
Thomas Maloney
Maria Meier
Mac
Ouis
Menage
Minneapolis
Ater
John Marks
Waterloo
George B. Barrow
Clarke Tron
New York
Pawnee
North Carolina
George W. Clyde
Paducas Building and Trust Company
Phyllis
St. Pan
Gabries
Spryten Duyvil
N. Y
Sen Frusisa
Maus
Daniel B. Faverweather
Washington
Ostar Loew
Minneapoli
Eancis Murphy
Whurston
Galveston
Texas
James Johnson
William Boyd
Erratic early 1900s recap hits many items
A jagged OCR scroll shows wounded Bord and a passerby shot, wool purchases soar in Boston, a 16 year old Union Mills mother bears four infants with grim outcomes, and a Ga inn fire at Eller House. Reports touch on baseball, trusts, Olympiad plans, university honors, a Wall Street intrigue, and various legal notices.
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Bord
George Lovick
Bostom
Mia
James Platt
Union Mills
Eller
Instey Springs
Cleveland
Turois Commercial Men's Association
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Paris
Thomas M. Anderson
Department of the Lakes
Mount of $Eary
College of Maryland
John W.W. Gates
Washington, D. C
Wallington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Spain
McKinley
Stamton
United States
Stephens
Missouri
Richard PL Bland
Pingree
Kinley
Hanna
War Department
Simonton
Pennsylvania
Gallo Meade
Lcense
Jfoliet
Recordias
New York City
Europe
Norval Dov
San Fran
Curry Douglass
California
Liveria
Biog
R. A. Fessenden
Westerniversity of Pennsylvania
Ghicaro Council
Jimrisom
Philadelphia
G A. RH
Lyons
Neb
Seriool Board
Pan-American Hathway Company
Trap
Pla
Mexico
Tne Ag
Suasta County
Cal
Cable Cullings From a Distant War News Wire
A jumble of 19th century world items reports Transvaal tension Britain France and Germany on arming and diplomacy. China riots and sacked Wong-Tsai customs house. British army review before Queen Victoria. Dreyfus case handwriting expert to testify. Madrid closes stores per Spanish chamber of commerce request.
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Shamrock
Wip
Transvaal
Ezerina
Arthur Tesnyson
Alfred Termysen
Brussels
Ipod Arch
Sishas Treland
Walleck-Rousseau
Veance
Chamberlain
Britain
Kinehow
Klamo
Issep Chamberlain
Birmingham
Kruger
Germany
Hague
Aldshot
Queen Victoria
France
China
Becauize
Pexin
Philippin
Travid X. Carvalho
New York
Wrange
Dreyfus
Karesiko
Tod Sloan
Allesby
Royal Raisam
Canada
Athlide
Seles
Great Britain
Alaska
Spanish Chamber of Commerce
Madrid
Chambers of Commerce
Global political and diplomatic shifts stir protests and policy debates
Reports detail protests and greetings across nations as new budgets spark public enthusiasm and tension. In London and Paris, debates on women’s suffrage and arbitration echo, while fishing and currency reforms surface in Europe. Vatican elections shift power, and international delegates convene in The Hague, Toronto, and beyond amid disarmament讨论
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Santiago de Chile
France
England
Newfoundland
House of Lords
London
International Council of Women
Haiel
United States
Lady Aberdeen
Mary Wright Sewall
Susan B. Anthony
Paul Deraulede
Chamber of Deputies
Cape Groyse
Duenes Ayers
Vatican
Rome
E. Kitchener
Khartoum
Earl of Minto
Canada
Behal
Gorden Mermorial College
Kaartdam
Merighi
Graz
the Hague
Cea Tey
Achmét Viza
Independent Order of Goat Templars
Toronto
Ireland
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
India
Sugar industry ties Hawaii to its commerce
Harper's Weekly notes the sugar industry dominates Hawaii's economy and trade, citing 1897 export figures of about 16.0 million dollars with most shipments to the United States. It highlights American ownership of plantation capital, and large employment shares for Chinese and Japanese residents on plantations.
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Hawaii
United States
Island
Janeance
Harper's Weekly
Parasols and hats feature in veteran style show
The article describes parasols mated with hats in veteran sizes, noting straw trimming and lavish decoration. It highlights fashion’s appeal and restraint, mentioning white marseilles umbrellas with bowed frames and brown sticks as a novelty.
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Marseilles
Codyish Croquettes From A Medieval Kitchen
A garbled recipe describes making croquettes from fish, butter, flavorings, and dairy. The process involves mincing the fish, mixing with butter, salt, nutmeg, and cream, cooking to a boil, adding egg yolks, cooling, shaping into croquettes, breading, frying to brown, and draining on a cloth with parsley sprigs.
Canvasback Duck Feeds and Labor Strife in Maryland
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls early Maryland practices where workers faced limits on canvasback duck consumption, with contrasts over feeding. a hunter could shoot large numbers in a morning, and ducks later rose in price from five dollars to twenty five in London markets.
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Maryland
London
Cabinet discusses plans for vigorous recruitment drive
Washington July 1 The cabinet discussed the Philippines campaign and the manpower needed for reinforcements General Isfaction expressed satisfaction with administration plans and orders were issued to boost recruiting General Oil says sufficient men will be available if needed The Navy also issued recruitment orders for 150 sailors aged 18 to 23 to be trained at Brooklyn before assignment to duty
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Washington
Lbé
Philippines
Tiun
Alger
Gage
Ascal
Nigha
Orls
Obs
Qiis
Genergy
Zealandia
Sheridan
Valencia
Peon
Manila
Navy
Chicago
Lieut
Wells
Naval Recruiting Sigation
Locavy Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Iron Workers Face Short Work Stoppage in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Pa July 1 Friday marked the last day of the Amalgamated Association scale year. About fifty thousand men will quit work temporarily until a new scale is signed. Six firms have already signed the new scale and will continue operations in their plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Ion, Steel and Tin Workers
Miles Addresses Laborers in Pillsbourg Visit
Major General Nelson A Miles visiting Pillsbourg spoke to organized labor crowds. He toured Homestead armor plate works and other mills, then attended a reception before addressing two large audiences at the Grand Opera House and Avenue Theater. He urged solidarity with workers and shared lifelong sympathy for labor.
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Pillsourg
Nelson A. Miles
Gay
Sailor doubts Shamrock’s chance in sharp race
In Southampton on July 1 a former Valkyrie III officer said Shamrock faced tough odds in a race for the America’s Cup. He claimed Shamrock was not seriously harmed by the wind but admitted her machinery and performance were under constant strain in the race preparations.
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Southampton
Lynch attempt ends with rescue of accused Evans
Detroit on July 1 reports eleven well known individuals were arrested for trying to lynch Thomas Evans who faced an ugly charge. Evans was nearly hanged but was cut down and escaped the mob.
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Detroit
Siligena of
Nortay
Thomas Evans
Evans
Rank Clearings Increase Amid Yearly Rise
New York reports that the week’s bank clearings in the United States totaled 1,080,924, a rise of over one percent from the same week last year, according to statements compiled by Braidstreets.
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New York
Braidstreets
United States
Tornado Strikes Olivet as Repeat Storms Hit Welsh Springs
Third tornado in a month tears through Olivet and nearby areas in Wales Wisconsin on July 14. It levels timber and barns, uproots trees, and leaves residents nervous as authorities assess damage in the Olivet neighborhood and surrounding countryside.
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Wales
Wis
Imber
Pedacouves at L035 Angeles Convene Delegates in City
Delegates and visitors arriving in Los Angeles for a National Education convention yesterday. Delegations travelled from the east to join officials and attendees in the city for the event.
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Pedacouves
Angeles
Los Angeles
Cal
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Threaty
George Bayha
Stillwater Creek
Redding
Providence
R. J
Rachael Hicks
Denver
Wiliam R. Grace
Edward F. Cragin
Nicaragua
Comuny
San Francisco
Makawell Sugar Company
Tevigrs
Henry 2. Baldwin
Samuel T Alexander
Henry Fr. Len
J. Strassberger
W. H. Chickering
Wallace M. Alexander
Hawaiian Islands
W. H. McDonald
Portland Dragon Evening Telegram
Oak
Jeath
McDonald
St. Paw Globe
Greenet
Kentucky
William Goebel
J.G. W. Beckham
Beck Hhi
Tadge R. G. Breckinridge
Gus Conlasurer
S. I. Haeger
Agricnture
TB Wall
Payue Instruction
V. McChesoey
Sedalia
Wany
Miles
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