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Reporter

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1897

Page

3

Sickness and Death Rumors Denied in Cuba War News

Dispatches from western Camaguey refute Spanish reports that General Gomez was wounded or dead. News details Cuban reinforcements, Spanish actions around Mayajagua and Cacarajicara, and rival counts of casualties. Reconciliation efforts and trials in Madrid also feature amid continued hostilities.

Havana Maximo Gomez Camaguey Placitas Jose Maria Gomez Maximo Lacret Weyler Trocha Arroyo Blanc Carrillo Mayajagua Remedios Pinar del Rio la Lucha Cacarajicara Perico Pozo Fuentez Candelari Ahumeda Florida McKinley United States Jl Diarde de la Mariana el Diarde de Ejercito Madrid Melton Laborde Cabanas Dirizia la Cabanas San Ambrosio Gaines Tranguen Rincon

Big Army of Tramps in Kansas Causes Trouble

Wichita Kansas July 6 Trampdom on the move a vagrant army estimated at 15000 is passing through Kansas bound for the Pacific slope. The four divisions follow the railways and trouble the people begging railroads to ship them coastward. If they would work wages are offered but they refuse and authorities cannot cope in some areas they march freely.

Pacific Coast Wichita Kas Kansas Pacific Slope

Miss Ellen Miller Dies in London as Admiral Heads Home

Miss Ellen Miller, only daughter of Rear Admiral Miller, U S N, died in London this morning. The admiral, about to sail for home, took the first train to London after receiving word. It is thought she contracted typhoid fever on the voyage.

London Southampton Ellen Miller Miller

Indians Celebrate Glorious Fourth at Rosebud Agency

About eight thousand Sioux from bands including Pine Ridge Lower Brule and Tea Kettle gathered at Rosebud Agency South Dakota for a six day Fourth of July celebration. War dances, horse processions, scout signals, and speeches by leaders like Hollow Horn Bear marked the opening as visitors watched a large bowery rise and a day of squaw dances and shinney.

Rosebud Agency S. D United Tribes of Pine Ridge Oak Creek Tea Kettle Lower Brule Sollow Horn Bear

Alligators Disrupt Baptismal Party on St Johns River

In Sanford Florida a baptismal party of negro converts and a minister were attacked by two large alligators while immersed in the St John s river about twenty miles away. The beasts dragged the minister and a convert underwater before the gowns tore and they escaped. Men on shore attacked the reptiles with clubs and a fishing party later wounded one alligator. Several participants suffered bites.

St. John’s River Sanford Fla

Sioux City Live Stock and Chicago Markets Report

Sioux City stock quotes hogs heavy to mixed 3.10 to 3.20 cattle cows and veals 1.00 to 6.00 oxen 2.60 to 3.25 stockers 3.25 to 4.54 calves 3.65 to 4.75 butcher steers 3.00 to 3.75 Chicago hogs receipts 11,000 trade 5c higher heavy 3.40 to 3.50 mixed 3.32 to 3.44 light 3.37 to 3.35 rough heavy 3.15 to 3.25 cattle receipts 4,500 sheep receipts 12,000 grain and provisions cash wheat 69% to 70c No 2 corn 52 to 62c oats 17 to 22c rye 3% barley 26 to 30c flax seed 1.14 timothy seed 2.15 pork 7.55 to 7.60 firs fard 5.05 to 5.15 short rib 4.35 to 4.65 dry salted shoulders 4.75 to 5.00 short clear 1.75 to 4.? whisky 1.19 eggs 8 to 14c cheese 7 to 8c.

Sioux City Chicago

American Educators Pour Into Milwaukee

The National Educational association gathers in Milwaukee with an expected 20 000 delegates. Key figures include President Charles R Skinner and officers Irwin Shepard I C McNeill Albert G Lane Nicholas Murray Butler Osmond Wilson H S Tarbell Charles N Skinner. The event aims to elevate teaching and expand popular education across the United States and beyond.

Milwaukee the Association Chas R. Skinner Albany Irwin Shepard Winona Tarbell Providence R. I Charles N. Skinner N. Y National Educational Association United States National Council of Education Omaha Salt Lake City Los Angeles Cal Boston Pittsburg Detroit John W. Cook Normal Ill D. L. Kiehle Minnesota D. L. Harvey Milwaukee Normal School

New American Party Proposal Urged by Colonel Sellers

Detroit July 7 Colonel Sellers longtime A P A member and organizer in patriotic groups has mailed thousands of copies of an address calling for a new political party. It urges a convention in St Louis on August 25 and claims a nationwide committee backs the effort. The document critiques current governance as dominated by old parties and corporate power and demands immediate action toward forming a national American party with autonomous governance and modern republican ideals.

Detroit Mich Sellers Patriotic Association St. Louis

Notable Education Papers Highlight Exposition Sessions

The text notes that the officers ensure only fresh material reaches departments. Papers are authored by top educators led by Secretary Irwin Shepard, underscoring their high value. General sessions occur in the exposition building, praised as comfortable and cool.

Irwin Shepard

Enslaving Conscience and Political Life Cited

A verbose quotation discusses efforts to enslave the conscience and political life of mankind, reflecting on forces that seek control over civic and moral agency. The fragment signals a warning about manipulation and authoritarian influence in public affairs.

Endeavorers At San Francisco Prepare For Guests

San Francisco July 6 local Christian Endeavor commissions resume work to entertain a large influx of visitors en route to California. Secretary P Buer praises the San Francisco committee and delegates are assigned for reporting. A reception of thirty five leaves for Sacramento while 600 carloads of Endeavorers travel the line. officials promise trains arrive between 5 a m and 11 p m.

San Francisco Cal Christian Endeavor Organization California Pbuer Mechanics’ Pavillion Tle

Holiday color over San Francisco as Christian Endeavor hosts gather

San Francisco on July 6 brims with holiday decorations as thousands arrive for the Christian Endeavor convention. Railroads scramble to fit 85 cars and 2 172 passengers on ten special trains. West Oakland yard and sidings near Port Costa will fill. Mrs Francis B Clark will lead two women only meetings on spiritual standards and maternal care.

San Francisco Cal Christian Endeavor Societies Golden Gate Grand Arch Market Street Southern Pacific Santa Fe Mechanics’ Pavilion West Oakland Oakland Port Costa Francis &. Clark The Christian Endeavor

Kaiser Wilhelm Plans Dramatic Allegory From Buettner

Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm intends to publish a three act patriotic drama titled Der Deutsche Land Michel. Prof Buettner shapes the imperial concept with pictures of ancient Germany state power internal peace and external strength. The work closes with nations of Europe watch over your most holy possessions.

Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Buettner Germany Knackfuss Kaiser Wilhelm I Europe

Convicted of Murder by a Seance in West Virginia

In Rancevort West Virginia J S Shue's wife died at home and a coroner's jury ruled heart disease. A body exhumation showed a broken neck. Shue was indicted and given a life sentence. His conviction rested largely on testimony from his mother in law claiming the woman's spirit named him.

Rancevort W. Va J. S. Shue Shue

Stamp Tax Agreed To On Bonds Debentures And Stocks

Washington July 6 The finance committee amendment to the tariff bill proposing a two percent stamp tax on bonds debentures certificates stock and related securities was agreed to in the senate without a formal vote. The house by party vote recessed until Wednesday to prepare tariff bills for senate action.

Washington Finance Committee Senate House

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Spain Samuel Gomez Admiral Miller’s Association Charles R. Skinner I. C. McNeal and Newton Donghwat TIT Exposition Building Endeavorers Christian Endeavorers William
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