Appointments in the Volunteer Service Announced
The president revealed new commissions for officers in the volunteer forces, detailing promotions from Major to Captain and First Lieutenant across several state units, including Pennsylvania, Missouri, California, Texas, and Ohio. General Wheeler heads to Manila with plans to serve in a subordinate capacity under Otis, Lawton, and MacArthur, and the hospital ship Relief is delayed en route from Manila to San Francisco due to storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David B. Case
Pennsylvania Volunteers
John Biddle Porter
Pennsylvania
Charles §. Campbell
Edwin J. Griffith
Missouri
Guy V. Henry Jr
Cavalry
Frank H. Peck
New York
W. G. Schreibe
Manila
Associated Press
Otis
Philippines
Lawton
MacArthur
Bradley
Relief
San Francisco
Yokohama
Pensions Board Probes U S Pension Bureau Work
The Grand Army of the Republic pension committee, led by Col R V Brown, travels to Washington to investigate the pension bureau. Secretary John A Palmer joins the panel as they inspect the Pension Office, consult with Evans and division chiefs, and plan to report conditions and reforms to the G A R over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pension Committee
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Evans
Uion Bureau
R. V. Brown
Zanesville
Ohio
John A. Palmer
New York
Bryan in Colorado arrives for talks with silver parties
Delegations from Victor and Cripple Creek escort W. J. Bryan from Colorado Springs to Victor, where 10,000 people gather at the Carriage hotel for a joint silver party reception. An afternoon mass meeting follows a noon banquet and a Shafroth speech, with Bryan headed to Cripple Creek for a tonight rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Colo
Cripple Creek
W. J. Bryan
Colorado Springs
Bryan
Wage talks and strike actions reported by wires
In Chicago the American Tin Plate Company and Amalgamated Association held protracted wage and hour talks with an uncertain outcome. In New York three longshoremen returned to work after Morgan Steamship Lines granted their demands for higher pay, returning from a day shift to 25 cents and a night shift to 30 cents per hour.
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Chicago
Offici
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Esee
New York
Handnel Longehorem
Morgan Sten Ship Lines
Experts on Dreyfus and Shamrock repair in draft
Daniel T. Ames says Dreyfus documents not in his handwriting. Shamrock reportedly leaking and ordered to drydock for plate repair after grounding at Southampton. Dukedom of Portland subscription to pursue Druce claim noted. Arbitration session with Webster covered. Longshoremen convention opens in Buffalo. Dental notice and water shutoff advisory appear in the same column.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel T. Ames
New York
R. A. Bird
Ames
Dreyfus
France
Shamrock
Southampton
London
Dakedom
Yellow Fever Cases Reported Surge Across Locations
The Silver State report cites Surgeon General Sternberg receiving two cables from Major O'Reilly about yellow fever. One says Santiago shows twenty-four deaths and twenty civilian cases with five deaths, two camps report new cases, interior headquarters ordered. The other notes two more cases at Manzillo and five in another area. In New York the Colon Starlets recounts a Panama Isthmus outbreak with thirty-four cases and eighteen deaths from May 2 to June 13, and thirteen new cases with two deaths by June 20, while Colon shows a downturn and no cross-border case.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pullman
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
HL. M. Clay
Malin St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washington
Sternberg
O'Reilly
Carrm
Havana
Havard
Santiago
Tnel
Fabriens
Clendennin
McLang
Heatwole
Manzillo
Daly
Colon
Finance
Panama Isthmus
Pan
Markets Report From Across Cities on July 11
Cattle receipts at Chicago 2 500 market steady with beef steers near 4 00 to 5 30 per hundredweight and Texas cattle around 4 25 to 5 15. Omaha cattle 2 700 active and stronger with beef steers 4 50 to 5 60 and stockers 3 15 to 4 85. sheep receipts 1 600 stronger with muttons around 3 75 to 4 30. San Francisco shows wheat trade. New York copper and exchange figures listed. Denver cattle quiet with beef steers 4 75 to 5 25 and sheep 3 75 to 4 50.
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Chicago
Texas
Tamaby
Omaha
San Francisco
New York
Fem
Exchange
Denver
Local Frieght, Repairs, and River News In Town
Movement of fruit east and troops west keeps rails busy. Westbound No. 204 carries five carloads of hogs from Nebraska to San Francisco. Busch's Bridge Street building gets ornamental galvanized iron front. A 115 man engineer corps detail arrives from New York under Captain Siebert, bound for the Philippines. A second class car fire on No. 4 prompts a stop east of Wionemacca. Rose Valley Borax Company teams bring 36,000 pounds borax and 10,000 pounds wool. Humboldt River level steady, flooding reported near Riel’s. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething relief and digestive aids.
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Nebraska Farms
San Francisco
Busch’s
Bridge Street
Siebert
New York
Philippines
Golconda
Wionemacca
Rose Valley
Riel
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Lasting Piles Cure
An old ad claims De Witts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles with two thirds of a bottle, offering a refund if not benefited. It promotes Eagle Drug Store and price details like 60 ets and 25 units, presenting a persistent cure claim rather than temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thurman
Troy
United States
de Witt
Eagle Drug Store
Shiloh
Muddy comprehension cure ads from older drug store page
An ad filled fragment promotes Karl's Clover Rot Tea and De Witt's Little Early Risers with vague claims of broad health benefits and guaranteed results. It mentions Eagle Drug Store and W. M. Bryan of Gallagher, Pa., touting One Minute Cough Cure as best for throat and lung issues.
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A. Schemr
Sedalia Mo
Msehnd
Aghe Drug Store
de Witt
Eagle Drug Store
Karl
W. M. Bryan
Galagher
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Reinhart Bros
Galconda
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Winnemuccs
Paradine
DR. Jordan
Ancat Museum OF Anatomy
Market ST
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the Reader's Eye
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New
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Nervita Medical CO
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Furwtol Ass Hotel
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