New York capitalists close base of San Revie mines near Tucson
A seven-mine group near Tucson, developed, is cited as closed by New York capitalists with Boston owners. Separately, A. T. Count Manfred von Matuschka of Enesia and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit wed in Detroit on Tuesday. Miss Walker is granddaughter of Hiram Walker of Walkerville distillery.
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Astor Bears the The Kind You Always Bought a Co
The president are appointed William Stevens ward of the house, from which he held under the preceding administration. Isabella Fulton a Chicago school teacher visiting her sister at Reading Pennsylvania, died by self inflicted act by throwing herself in front of a train.
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Unnamed Man Found Unconscious After Electric Knock at Barn Henery Door
In Newburg a man was found unconscious and almost frozen at a henery door after touching a charged knob. William D. Beakes Jr., an electrician, had applied charge to the knob, causing a shock that rendered the man unconscious until revived. The victim recalled seeking shelter overnight but could recall nothing further.
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Newburg
Cna
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Willliam DD. Beakes, Jr
Brothers imitate baptism as clothes run short
Two brothers living near Harrodsburg Kentucky resemble each other so closely that they cannot be distinguished. One brother joined a Baptist church and, when about to be immersed, found no suitable clothes and gave his brother ten cents to be baptized in his place.
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Baptist Church
Washington Officials Debate Authority in Philippines Protocol
Officials in Washington dispute the scope of authority in the Philippines citing protocol limits claiming Manila holds primary jurisdiction while Jay and Harbor are referenced as key points in constitutional interpretation. The discussion centers on how far US commands extend over Philippine affairs amid evolving governance.
Terms of Surrender and Christian Endeavor Convention
Washington Aug 10 The War Department released General Merritt’s dispatch on Manila’s fall and the capitulation terms to insurgents and others. Officials await fuller details on jurisdiction in the Philippines while delegates from over two hundred South Dakota Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor gather for their eleventh annual convention starting Aug 25 with a full program of devotions addresses and business sessions.
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Manila Surrender Details Tie Philippines to United States
The Hong Kong Daily Mail correspondent reports that the capitulation terms set Manila under U S control. General Jaudinez and General Merritt negotiated, with American troops entering Manila largely unopposed, advancing through Malate by wading the river and strolling to the beach as if for lunch.
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Move Early Next Week For First Corps Camp Move
CHICKAMAUGA Park Aug 20 There is no longer any doubt about the early departure for new camping grounds of the Second and Third divisions of the First corps General Breckinridge acting under instructions from Washington issued orders to General McKee and General Sanger to hold their regiments in readiness for departure The camp at Knoxville Tenn and that at Lexington Ky are being put in proper condition as rapidly as possible It is General Breckinridge s opinion that the orders to move camp will be executed during the early part of next week.
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Senator Allison declines peace commission post in Washington
Dusvgue Iowa August 20 Senator Allison says he was summoned by the president to join the peace commission but declined due to congressional duties The commission will not meet until October and its deliberations may consume several months
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Allison
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Peace Commission
Ready to Sail for Honolulu
Three hundred twenty five men from the New York regiment embarked on the steamship Alliance in San Francisco and will sail for Honolulu in the morning. The Red Cross provided a luncheon before departure. armor shipments to Newport News weigh over 100 tons for Kentucky and Kearsarge.
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Censorship Off as Western Union Abolishes Cable Censor
New York August 20 Western Union Telegraph Company central cable office announces that all censor ship on cable messages has been abolished.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Central Cable Office
Reconstruction talk and Cuban affairs at White House
Aug 17 dispatch notes earnest reconstruction discussions for Cuba and Puerto Rico with the Spanish West Indies. General Fitzhugh Lee eyed as Cuban military commissioner. Allen and Day discuss terms. Navy plans a review in New York as peace terms mature and Day plans a vacation. Assistant Moore to act during Day’s absence. Potential early retirement for Day. A naval presence may head to Havana harbor before and during the commission.
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Sears Borsack catalogs 1898 bicycles from $5
A Sears Borsack notice offers 1898 bicycles priced as low as five dollars and higher models at thirteen ninety five, nineteen ninety five, and twenty two fifty with payment after delivery. Also includes a brief remark on General Lee after an interview, and a Cuban policy quote noting 45000 troops for occupation, Havana focus, and hoped American investment.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Health Benefits
Sevat VIGGERSEN of Hyde Montana says the tonic eased years of dyspepsia and headaches after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. He keeps it on hand and has recommended it to neighbors who are pleased with the results. Hood's Pills are described as the favorite family cathartic and easy to take, priced at 25c.
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Farmers Break the Buggy Monopoly Victory for Farmers
Farmers from Iowa and Illinois unite to curb buggy prices through Sears Rorenick Co Chicago selling open buggies at 16.50, Top Buggies 22.75, Top Surries 43.75 and up. Massive shipments in progress to farmers nationwide. Catalogue offered free to any requester. Carriagemakers and dealers suffer a sharp setback.
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Illinois
Sears, Rorenick & Co
Chicago
Spaniards may doubt Australian news of protocol signing
Hone Kone dated Aug 17 reports the Spanish consul has not sent Manila the news that the protocol has been signed. Spaniards in Manila may discredit the account carried by the steamship Australia, which was chartered by the Americans.
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Australia
Embarkation to Move Troops From Santiago Vessels Ordered
Acting Secretary Allen orders the Prairie and Badger at Santiago to report to General Shafter for rapid troop transport to Montauk Point. Each ship will carry about 1,000 men to hasten embarkation for the troops.
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Sanitary report lists 2715 sick with 1506 fever cases
General Shafter releases figures for August 14 showing 2715 total sick and 1506 fever cases, 12 new cases, 226 fever cases returned to duty, and 9 deaths in Washington dispatch.
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