Fighting Ends as Protocol Signed in Puerto Rico
Troops under Miles prepare for continued positions near Aibonito as news arrives that a protocol has been signed. Gen Miles commands. Capt Mercier and others attempt to relay intelligence to Spanish forces. Reports mention Gen Niles and Gen Schm on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibonito
Miles
Satores
Pence
Macias
San Juan
Montirem
Miles Alen
Mercier Enders Fagos
Nile
Brooke
Henry
Manila Falls As General Warns State Department
Fragmented dispatches report Manila's fall with Confess to repo action and consulate messages from Consal Wiltman and Admiral News. No further details but sources indicate surrender of the city and a cautious note from military leaders Merritt and Newes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horg Konze
Consal General
Tle State Department
Tupalen Westee
Anzgiman
Dewes
Bombay City
Teeon
Balserin A&a
Sinog Hoag
Consal
Wiltman
Admiral Newes
Merritt
Danger of Lynching Near Mine Reveals Tense Clash
Fragmentary report describes a non union dispute where armed miners opened fire near a mine and a pursuit followed. Jones and Palmer were involved with arrests made at their homes amid fear of mob action and a large crowd gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illicois
Jones
Palmer
Murder Riddle Shocks Millersburg Business Leader
A prominent Millersburg businessman was found murdered and mutilated, with reports noting his wife and local residents as key figures. Police press a high profile inquiry as suspects surface and rumors spread through the neighborhood.
Tornado Fatalities Reported Near Canby Minnesota
A Sunday night tornado northwest of Canby Minnesota killed seven people and destroyed many buildings. The seven victims include the Josephton family of eight, with wife and four children among the dead. Several others are missing and crops suffered severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canby
Minn
Josephton
Chi
Japan Will Protest After U S Actions
Japanese papers in this country report that the Japanese Ministry will protest against the United States. The protest concerns the and the opposition of upper house factions over foreign policy measures and actions cited by Tokyo officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Forei Gy
Canadian Machine House Barna
The fragment mentions Rim Drill Company and a meeting with Meclise Cam largess and Canadian Machine House Barna. Details are unclear. no discernible event, date, or outcome is stated beyond entity names and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barna
E Rim Drill Company
Fatal Prize Fight in Colorado Ends Quietly
James Rewark pugilists in twenty round bout with Robert Wat. Wat is under arrest. An Idzhe Sprincs dies in the event, authorities report, as police investigate the fatal outcome and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rewark Pug
Robert Wat
Government Buys British Tank Steamer Lucilene Rechristened Jupiter
The United States government announces the purchase of the British tank steamer Lucilene, anchored off League Island, to be rechristened Jupiter at a price of $225,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League Island
Jupiter
Filter Plant Fire Destroys Pasteur Chamberlain Facility
Fire swept through the Pasteur Chamberlain Filter Plant at Desten Obio Sundry before crews contained the blaze. The loss is estimated at 55000 dollars with insured coverage listed as ideal companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur-Chamberlain
Desten
Obio
Ultimatum Crisis Deepens as China Disregards British Demand
The London Times correspondent notes Baron de Vinck asserts that M. Parin and NM. Gerac aligned with Peking against Britain. The Belgian minister’s case is condemned. In Parliament A. J. Bilfour acknowledged the Times statements were substantially correct and that the matter demands serious attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lenandor Times
Baron de Vinck
Satersay
M. Parin
Gerac
Claude MacDosald
Shrbazheat
House of Commons
A. J. Bilfour
Sist Lee
Treasury Eet
London Times
Chicago Brewing Combine Forms Thirteen-Concern Corporation
Thirteen Chicago brewing interests unite to form a three-way corporate entity in the Windy City. The move consolidates multiple beer interests and aims to streamline production and distribution under a single umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy City
Ehicn Thirte
Conifer Chet Caret Bree Company
York
Sitaniay
T. Trac
J. Chil FE
Mel Snayek
P Sheecman Ears
Pat
Choctaws in Trouble Over Proclamation by Gov McCurtain
Agitated readers report turmoil in the Choctaw nation as Governor McCurtain issues a proclamation. The dispute centers on ratification decisions and the role of commissioners from Copelaws and Chickasaws, with freemen already voting in prior sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch
Gov McCurtain
Gov. McCartin
Difran
Copelaws
Cickasaws
Goa
United States
Four Transports Arrive At Montark Point With Rough Riders
Four transports ship in from Santizce with ReesereiIt and His Rough Riders at 1st Montark Point. Vessels include the St. Louis Wig fan eis Mattew2n and Miami. Troops home from Lan es Camp staff the tri ery and the Sixth and Fifteenth infantry. All transports except the St. Louis depart Santizce on August. Traodiore Roose are on the Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ReesereiIt
Rough Riders
St Montark Point
St. Louis
Wig Faneis
Soldier Vote Admitted At Bradford County Rally
A Bradford County Republican rally at Towash2 featured intrafaced admiralty gestures with county riders contributing to the ninth regiment currently at Chickamauga. Diex voting at G ect tied the nomination for the attorney post amid the effort to seat a legal slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford County
Admiral Kirkland Dead At Mare Island Navy Yard
Admiral Kirkland, commandant at Mare Island Navy Yard, died Friday evening in Vallejo California. He served from November 2 1553 to August 22 1558 as midshipman, then lieutenant, lieutenant commander, commodore, and rear admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Cal
Akland
Misshipman
Marel
Mander Mareh
Jane
Soldier Shot for Murder in Wisconsin Trope
A Marinette Wisconsin dispatch reports Private L2 of the Second Wisconsin regiment shot a man during a quarrel. The item mentions censorship on cable messages by General Greeley and broader wartime communications controls affecting Cuba and Puerto Rico, with tangled notes on other names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
General Greeley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Otler Nationa Elie
Disastrous Railway Wreck Near Bourill Song
A night train on the Lis-7-ftour miles from Frane derailed near Bourill song. Forty-one people were killed and many injured. Details about cause and exact location are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Frane
Bourill
Salmon Packing Season Closes on Columbia River
The salmon fishing season on the Columbia River ends, with fishing reportedly down from last year. Officials note reduced catches and closing dates set by authorities, affecting crews and processing plants along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Devastating Fresno Fire Destroys Packing Plants
A massive Fresno blaze tore through the Southern Pacific Reservation area, destroying Forsyth packing house and Phoenix Packing Company facilities. Winds hampered crews as firefighters saved stock and conceded workers would lose jobs. three Chinese workers were badly injured. The fire, late in the season, threatens local raisin and prune markets with economies hit hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fresno
Cal
Southern Pacific Callway
Maripesa Street
Mono Street
Porsrit Seed and Raisin Company
Maripose
Tolere
Me Tran
Latieli Beraz
Harper
Beach Creek Tennessee Flood Claims Five Young Lives
A devastating cloudburst drenched Beach Creek Tennessee inundating homes and sweeping away sand shelves and a boat. Five children perished and several residents including John Arnold Samuel Henry and a spouse were among those affected as water flooded yards, destroying property and ending in tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Creek
John Arnold
Samuel Henry
Croys
Local Dealers Involved After Bank Suspension
Following the suspension of the Bank of Waverly Li several Waverly firms face financial embarrassment. Hardware seat of Bros. Co. and others cannot pay employees as funds are tied up in the bank, leading many workers to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Waverly
Waverly
of Bros. & Co
Local tragedy near La Crosse leaves two dead
Mrs. T. Perry Gates and Howard Sutherland of La Crosse drowned near Eagle River on the Mississippi River after Gates slipped into a deep hole while wading and Sutherland drowned while attempting to rescue her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Crosse
Wis
T. Perry Gates
Howard Sutherland
la Crosse
Eagle Riot
Mississippi River
Eleven Lives Lost In Tasmanian Wreck Near Flinders Island
Advices from Melbourne report the American bark C. Fank, Capt. Nissen, wrecked on Flinders Island Tasmania. Eleven aboard drowned including Capt. Nissen his wife and two children. Separate note reports poisonings in Dover Del where Mrs Dunning and Mrs Deane, daughters of ex congressman Pennington, died after consuming candy mailed from San Francisco. Robbery incident: Santa Fe Pacific train held up by four masked men near Grau's Sanday, with injuries to five hours and theft of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
C. Fank
Nissen
Flinder Island
Tasmania
Dover
Del
Deane
Dunning
Pennington
San Pranvises
Albagac
West Heand
Santz Fe Pacific
Grau'a
Iraty Congratulates Us on First Government Reengagement
Italian ambassador Haren Fava from Guatemala protects Americans as the United States dispatches the steamship Alabatr from San Francisco with a large munition cargo ready to defend citizens. In Illinois, farmers James Nicholson and John Terrell drowned when a buggy plunged over a birch embankment near Uitawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemate
United States
Alabatr
San Francisco
Guzmata
Illinois
James Nicholson
John John Terrell
Uitawe
Ill
Bewi
Bradstreet's Review: Trade Shows Mixed Conditions This Week
Bradstreet's review notes generally improved competition and activity in western markets with dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries, and hardware seeing selling pressure. Wheat farmers face transportation and market balance issues as grain car shortages linger and shipments total 250,362 bushels versus last week's totals. Business failures rise to 155 from 189 last week as market conditions tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Bradstrest
Joteisel Demaas
Sa Harare
Eutea
Ohio River Floods Leave Vast Farmland Boundaries Damaged
An OCR fragment describes the Ohio River overflowing banks, causing major crop losses and damage to 12 600 acres of corn in Scioto area. A peculiar lawsuit is noted in Los Angeles involving Judge Clark. The text is garbled with names and figures, but indicates widespread financial and agricultural impact amid river activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto
Ohie
Record Heat Waves Sweep California Across Cities
Reports from Sacramento Stockton Fresno Los Angeles and interior points show Friday the hottest day of the year and one of the warmest on record. Thermometers ranged from high teens to 123 at Farming ton and in San Joaquin at Sacramento the highest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
Stockton
Fresno
Los Angeles
Cal
Farmington
San Joaquin
Sacra Mente
Two Women Missionaries Killed at Fukobansa Harbor
The steamer Victoria reports an accident in Fukobansa harbor killing two American Mission Board missionaries. Miss Simmesas and Miss Alan were seized by a Chinese ranks and murdered by the news paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Fukobansa Harbor
Missic Board
Misses Simmesas
Alan
Jamnenami
Panama Canal Prospects and Visiting Lord Mayor
The Panama Canal Company makes unusual effort to wet on the big date. Newspapers argue the Spanish American War proves the Canary necessity to the United States. Lord Mayor Davies is coming. reports say Horatio Davies, MP for Chatham, plans a pleasure trip to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal Company
United States
Davies
Ferch
Lonfen
Horatio David Davies
Chatham
America
Commodity Price Averages Across U S Markets
Regional quotes list cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago Indianapolis Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. It records grain and dairy figures including wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with no uniform system, reflecting early 20th century market chaos.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ze. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
State Board Sets Lower Tax Levy Across State
The State Board reduces the rate of assessment by one mill from last year, fixing a total tax levy of three mills. Two mills fund the general operations and one mill covers the board, interest and sinking funds. Telegraph and telephone lines and sleeping car companies face a flat five mills, with other taxes removed. Valuation remains near last year’s level. Resolutions address railroad assessments, one urging reconsideration for a raise, the other defending the board’s action as based on fixed railroad valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Nt Beard
Debt of South Dakota lender seeks bond extension
A fragment indicates South Dakota's debt situation with a New York brokerage firm proposing to fund outstanding securities into five percent bonds if an extended term is granted. The notice notes the current financial stand and potential minimal remaining debt by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All South 2
Northta
Phillips
Nee
New York
Alleged Murderers in Watertown Hold for Trial
An examining hearing in Watertown found Henry Gallagher and P E Gallagher held for trial on murder charges. The victim was identified as P E Gallagher of Gibson Ohio, traveling through the area. Henry Elliott, who used the murdered man’s name to cash a bank draft, faces the case. J W Gallagher of Newark identified the body as his brother and will transport the remains home.
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Watertown
Henry
P. E. Gallagher
P.E. Gallagher
Gibson
Ohio
Henry Elliott
J. W. Gallagher
Newark
William Graham
Grege
Gotham
Eoseine Lodiam Reservation
Milwaukee Road
Sioux Falls
Bankruptcy Referees Named for Districts in State
Judge Carland of the federal court at Sioux Falls issued an order dividing the state into five bankruptcy districts under the new law. Referees appointed are Edwin Parkmen for Minnehaha County Sioux Falls Abraham Boynton for Davison County Mitchell Charles M Morris for Brown County Aberdeen John F Hughes for Hughes County Pierre and Robert J Ogden for Lawrence County Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carland
Federal Court
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Edwin Parkmen
Davison County
Abraham Boynton
Mitchell
Brown County
Charles M. Morris
Aberdeen
Hughes County
John F. Hughes
Pierre
Lawrence County
Robert J. Ogden
Deadwood
State Fair at Yankton Opens with Big Premium Fund
Yankton prepares for the state fair from September 25 to MD inclusive with a $3,003 guarantee to pay all premiums. Fifteen speed races offer purses from $100 to $390 while railroads provide a single fare round trip through fair week. The grounds and track are described as first class and among the nation’s fastest and safest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
United States
South Dakota
Tragedy in Central City Hotel A Suspect in Fatal Shootings
A Friday morning gun incident at a Central City hotel ends with a bystander dead from a breast wound and Judge Geddings, Mrs Shannon, and Julie injured as a domestic dispute escalates. Shannon, the alleged assailant, fired within the hotel lobby and later shot himself. Authorities report a long-standing feud between Shannon and Mrs Gale, tied to a family scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Perry
Centrallimidings
County Asel
Central
Shannon
Therslay
Terry
Julie
Sdings
Troemand
Rtn
Judge Geddings
Hills
Jack Weare
Geddings
Tragel
Galedings
Aberdeen Libel Suit Filed by Sergeant Wilkes
Sergeant Wilkes former Troop B Grigsby’s cowboys sues the Aberdeen News for libel alleging mischaracterization in a past item. He returned to Falls from Camp Thomas with discharge papers and a surgeon’s certificate of disability.
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Wilkes
News
Grigsby
Cowboy Reg
Aga Aberdeen News
Falls
Camp Thomas
John Foster
Twe Baing
Sioux Falls
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Mitchell, S. BD
Fchell Printing Co., Peeussam
Rico
Manila
Tennessee
Millersborg
L. Rassings
Ess
Marlis Wai
Sus- Pieron
Wiliem Raslics
Minnesota
Chicago Brewing Combine
Acarrafia
Wire Trust
Hax
Mareies
Wire
Isin
Southern Pacific Reservation
Cloussburst IN
Iraty
Usel
Italy
Ita
Haren
Bradstreet
Garcia
Santiago
Los
Jedge Clark
Max Sai
State Board of Signalization
Pine Ridge
V. T. McGillitcuddy
State School of Mines
Rapid City
Hecesst
American National Bank
Derby
Terraville
Harry Rouse
Yankton Agency
Chamberlain
Yankton Reservation
Missouri River
Fool
Central Dakota Telephone Company
Brookings
Dakota Central Telephone Lines
Western Electric Company
Water Company
Farwell Et al
Sturgis Water Company
Supreme Court
Omaha
Deadwood Fire Department
National Firemen’s Association
Nu Mbers
John Baker
Mumler
Bristol
Baker
Gov. Lee
Thomas Morse
Roberts County
Huron’s College
Huron College
Albert Sheaf
Altamont
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Leister
West Perry
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