Marshfield Cites Williams and White Proprietors
News from Marshfield Wisconsin reports Insular Affairs with Lt. Blac reconnoitering Santiago harbor and Manila. Civil government suspended a drastic campaign across four Philippine provinces. Hancock transport arrives Manila with Adjutant General Corbin and Surgeon General Sternberg after a 21 day voyage from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insular
Blac
Navy
Santiago Harbor
Manila
Philippine
aAraestor Gunes
Gomez
San Francisto
Patrick A. Cannelly
21St Regiment
Mindarg
Calnpun
Widder
Blake
Detroit as the next meeting place and political notes
Detroit is named as the upcoming meeting site. Emil Dapprnes of Milwaukee is elected president. Various political and crime items follow, including bank robbery, fires, and public notices from multiple cities. The long list includes international leagues, debt negotiations, and civil service shifts.
Reconstruction era treasurer Bartley released from prison
Joseph Bartley, four years Nebraska state treasurer, convicted of embezzling about 100000 dollars, has been released from the penitentiary after a 24 year sentence and 48 months served. A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hog type engine accident at Gouldsberg Pa killed Fireman Howe. At Zion City Dowie raised the British flag atop an American emblem, faced declination from soldiers, and renounced his male lineage while filing naturalization papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bartley
Nebraska
Hexas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Gouldsberg
Howe
Zion City
John Alexandre Dowie
Elijah It
Fort Sheridan
Dowie
Edward
World News In Brief From A Fragmented Telegraph Log
Reports from Berlin, Cambodia, and Galicia note unrest, illness, and riots with numerous casualties. Observances mark Bastille Day in France while aviation hopes surround Santos-Dumont. Arctic exploration departs Tromsoe and stock markets tumble with German losses. European politics feature dueling bans, opera deals, and a Paris miscall. Volcanic deaths in Indonesia and a Perry monument unveiled in Japan add to a wide-reaching, chaotic digest of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henri
Orleans
Cambodia
Guetonis
Lumberg
Galicia
France
Santos-Dumont
Baldwin Ziegler
Tromsoe
Norway
Pederin Y Urranariz
Chile
Vulparaiso
Flones
Yangte
Hankow
Himdreds
Carthaghora
AL Atias Sanchez
Sonar
Jenayor
Valparaiso
Reing
SentesAimont
Paris
Que
Acro Club
Grau
Hert de Marlbi
Tie Tener
United States
Bank of England
India
Germany
Duke of Connaught
Mall
Java
Kloet
Mr. C. Perry
Japan
Fatuba
Kwihatnis
Olyewsky
Wunister
Ose
M. Baudin
Iua
Edith Yooland
London
Earl Russell
Uteloche of Lords
Tules Guerin
House of Lords
War Office
Andrey Carnagin
Davie
Lord Pauncefote
Verndon
Washington
D.D. Dick
Ban
Banf Totel
Art
Lipton's Men May Strike Over Wages
Glasgow reports that sailors hired by Sir Thomas Lipton to sail the Susmrock have refused to sail to the United States without higher pay, signaling possible strike action amid labor tensions on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
United States
Mexican War Tensions Foreshadowed by Paris Dispatch
A Paris report in Le Patrie claims imminent war between Mexico and the United States. The dispatch describes attempts to isolate Mexico and suggests European powers would intervene to curb American aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Patrie
New York
To Bermuda for Life Commutes Death Sentence
Cpetown on July 20 reports Kitchener commuted the death sentence of 34 beer prisoners to penal servitude for life at Bermuda. The move follows a clemency review and shifts the fate of those condemned to a lifetime of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
Bermuda
History under ban over Maclay volume on Schley attack
The third volume of Maclay’s history of the Spanish American War is barred from use at the Naval Academy due to alleged scurrilous labels against Rear Admiral Schley. Secretary Long and Admiral Sampson approved proofs, while Admiral Dewey refused to read them, fueling calls for Presidential intervention and a review for fair play. Edgar Maclay defended the work, saying corrections would be made only if errors are proven and that his accounts reflect his belief in truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Featherstone Foundry
Herger Manufacturing Company
Chicago Marders
C.D. Clark
Cincinnati
Steel Trust
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Wellsville
Steel Workers' Union
American Federation of Labor
Schley Rot
Naval Academy
McKinley
Washington
Lary
Navy
Maclay
Santiago
Sehley
Baltimore
Felix Angus
Baltimore American
Long
Sampson
Tong Ditnim
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Navy Department
Afcer
South America
New York
Edgar
Maclay Yesterlay
Admiral Schley
Ete
Htate
Yong
Pacific Coast crop conditions report July summary
Pacific Coast OG notes nearly normal weather with high heat in some districts and fog near the coast. Harvesting and thrashing advance. grain shipments limited as most grain goes to warehouses. Wheat and barley yields in northern California are high, southern California below average. bay crop strong with good quality. Several crops and fruits show excellent quality. pasturage scarce. cattle moved to mountains. Progress in picking, drying and canning fruits continues, with most varieties excellent in quality but below storage.
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San Francisco
Tehachapi
Calfornia
Crop Prospects Reported For Grapes Oranges And More
Reports indicate grapes will beat the average crop while oranges are in excellent condition and other crops show favorable prospects, suggesting a strong overall agricultural outlook for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ield
Heat wave breaks as storms flood cities across Britain
London reports thundery storms ending a prolonged heat wave. Newcastle streets flood halting traffic. Skellefte? houses struck by lightning. northern Europe sees extreme heat. Geafle and Upsala Sweden hit 95 degrees. Stockholm at 71. Copenhagen records three sunstrike deaths.
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London
England
Newcastle
Tyne
Skjelis
Great Britain
Europe
Geile
Upsala
Sweden
Stockholm
Famine General Suffering Reported by Native Commissioners
New York reports from Chinese consul Chow Tsz-Cui forwarded to the Christian Herald detail native relief commission findings in Shunel and nearby areas. Refugees eat tree leaves, birds scavenge for remains, and relief workers rescued dozens of girls sold into famine networks. Local authorities executed six dealers in an iron cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chow Tsz-Cui
Christian Herald
Wic
Death by own action at Buffalo Exposition
Arnesta Z Gomes claimed kinship to Gen Maxima Gomes and killed himself during the Pan American exposition in Buffalo New York on July 20 He had refused a required loan to marry the woman he loved and had first attempted to kill H F McGarvie owner of the Maxie show Struts before turning the firearm on himself The event occurred in front of hundreds of spectators who initially believed it was part of a performance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Thomas C. Platt
William Goldie
Chicago
Buffalo
Iliam Earle Cook
Portamoulh
Burlingn
Iowa
Ponca City
Melotain
Edward Lambert
Pomeco
Tad
Uagre
America Carlisle D. Graham
Niagara Rapids
Philip B. Winston
Binneapolis
Harrison
United States
Russia
Richmond
Tors Bares Nengt
Grand Rapids
Horatio J. Sprague
Gibraltar
Bin
Hunt
Q. T
Reading Kenesha
Alabama
Georgia
Buffalo Bill
Muskogee
Ind
Pennsylvania
Mary Anderson
Porhtam
Chrish
Maine
Coppers’ Union
George W. Lane
Canton
Jay County
Jad
Root
Capt. Strong
Denver J
Stone
Missed
Dante Lamont
New York
Goshen
Holyoke
Mass
Mary Jennings
Kate McVeigh
Clark
Toulmant
Ton
Wis
Zavid Vaeifle
Ini Ao
Fred Penrheint
Pacific Junction
Ponca Tadian
Omaha
Warsaw
St. Anne
Church of
St. Jean Baptist
Albany
Cold Packing Company
Wichita
Frederick Thompson
Ohio Regiment
Jones
Toledo
Italan
Erwin
Northern Pacific
Colorado Springs
Wilson
Wills Miller
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Charles Millard Blanco
Wilmington
Del
Robert
Fosturgn
May Fenburgh
Pittsfield
Mess
N. Y
Arnesta Z. Gomes
Maxima Gomes
Suidde Gomez
H. F McGarvie
Tront
Gomez
Dinner to Asquith Flat Dinner to Asquith Flat
Herbert Asquith spoke at a dinner hosted by Liberal MPs and 270 public men. The event, long anticipated, did not alter the Liberal Empire stance or halt factional tensions. He urged recognizing empire needs while pursuing domestic reform amid hostile week politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert
Asquith
House of Commons
Lord Rokebter
Closing Day of Detroit Race Not Eventful
Detroit July 26 the closing day of the Detroit Driving club race meet at Grosse Pointe was uneventful under good weather. Stanton Wilkes won the consolation chamber of commerce stake in 2 12 percent. New Richmond took the 2 27 pace with a dramatic second-heat finish. Harold H the favorite won the 2 3 class pace in straight heats. Belle Kuser won the consolation meret chants and manufacturers stake after Porto Rico and Poindexter each won a heat time 21 percent. Cornelia Belle captured the 2 12 trot handily.
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Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Pointe
Chamber of Commerce
Stanton Wilkes
New Richmond
Harold H
Belle Kuser
Porto Rico
Poindexter
Cornelia Belle
Philadelphia man breaks mile bicycle record
Charles Turville of Philadelphia set a world mile bicycle record in Salt Lake City last night, finishing in 1 minute 25 seconds. The previous mark was 1:54.45 set by John Nelson in Los Angeles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Marshfield
Williams & White, Proprietors
Isin
News OF the World
South Africa
Lodvon
Kitehener
South Afrles
Lord Kitehener
President Steyn
Stedmond
Cape Colony
Mile
Louise de da Romeo
Oulda
Nawe
Cromwright
Olive Schreiner
China
Ontério
Koyang Su
Pekin
Tientsin
Takw
State Department
Peking
Labor Industry
Pennesylvania
Iren
Blue Ridge Railroad
South
Emil Dapprnes
Milwaukee
Baron
Charles A. Towne
David B. Wilt
Andrew Quinegie
Stillwater
Interior Department
General Land Office
South Dakota
Tuley
Louisville
Louisvile
Republican Camnatat Committee
Massachusetts
Bankeuntey Court
Standard Table Olleloth Company
May Harrington Manna
Man
Hanna
Charles T. Boelker
Brooklyn
Seaich
Weather Bureau
Copa
Bodich
W. DT. Greason
Dacol S. Rusers
Treason
N. J
A. H. Davis
Citize
Syracuse
N.Y
Jersey City
Nathan Woolward
Washing Ridge
Waele Neta
Jacol
Rogers
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Prigter
Ambassador Porter
Grand Military Review
Longchamps
Lewis Elitin
Philadelphia
Tyiggs
Chicago University
Vandeville
Pacific Coast
Pierre Lorillard
Trenton
Allen
Rancotas Farm
Annapolis
Thomas G. Walter Defense Association
Brinkton
Tohu Kelter
Barker
Berlin
Courteo Tolstoi
Lipton
Secretary OF Navy
OG. K
California
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