Aguinaldo Rejection Stalls Manila Plan to Capture
General Merritt and Admiral Dewey meet to review operations aimed at capturing Manila with minimal loss of life. Reports place Aguinaldo's authority in doubt as Anderson issues requisitions, while U S forces strengthen camps near the city and prepare for continued fighting amid scarce provisions and growing disease concerns.
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Anderson
Acuinaldo
Zet
Acuinalda
Aguinaldo
Ainilne
Manila
Aguinalds
Discovery of Chemist Morrow’s Kidneards Proves Highly Effective
An article extols Morrow’s Kidneards for kidney troubles and back pain. Mrs Sarah Dennis of Springfield credits the remedy with curing twenty two years of kidney disease after other treatments failed. The ad-like piece promotes the medicine for sale at retailers and via mail from John Morrow & Co.
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Pring Inn
Bror—row
Sarah Dennis
East Street
Springheld
Ohio
Diterem
Motrow
Tam
Morrow
Price
John Morrow & Co
Bushben
Springfield
Union Pacific provides Western travel services and agents
The Union Pacific offers direct lines to Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland with Pullman Palace Sleepers Tourist Rooms Chairs and dining service. Agents A Lewis city ticket agent and J Patton depot agent offer full schedules and information. Also advertises specialty coin purses wallets and color guarantees by Peerless Studio Laundry.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Union Pacific
A. Lewis
J. Patton
Topeka
Santa Fe
Pred Harvey
Thos. S. King
Twenty-second New York Regiment praised by Union brigadier general
Captain W C Stevensons Company of the Twenty-second Kane regiment receives high praise from Brigadier General Rankin for its drill and efficiency during a July review at Camp Alger Virginia. The letter commends the unit as among the best in the Twenty-second and notes superior execution of orders and parade discipline.
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W. C. Stevenson
Camp Alger
United States
New York
Brigmdler
Ty Sulonoks
Is’ Gietin
Fiano
Roiumandinie
Colmerene
Teisior
Textmenta Cometi Brigade
Meginc
Poe
Yas. A. Colven
sLutant
Billy Bas
Fener Spe
Manny Pone
Tie
W. Fa
Company
Bern
B. Npeos
Huridna
Ete
Arica
Indiana
eiDy
Bad Go
Valseningeny
Ravan i
Rankin
Jones
Ieee
Ode L. Rankin
Eittor
Strong Chy
Cubs Grow At Lincoln Park Baby Panther Nest
In Chirac a Aug 1 a corn nursery cage at Lincoln Park hosts three mountain panther cubs born yesterday to a healthy pair. Keeper Melekeer notes strong weight around 415 pounds for the cubs while other animals react to the new arrivals. The event is celebrated with a ceremony planned once the cubs reach an appropriate age.
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Chiraca
Lincoln Park
Soares
Kean
Melekeer
Han
Gisler Hosts Rival Visiters In Season Ambitions
A fragmented report indicates Gisler plans hosting visitors as part of a season as rivals for admiration and favorable reception. The text suggests anticipation of athletic competition and public interest in the forthcoming events.
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Gisler
Bankruptcy ruling shifts bankruptcy cases to federal courts
Judge Johnson held that the new general bankruptcy law deprives state courts of jurisdiction in bankruptcy matters. Consequently, pending and future cases will proceed in federal court. Williams Gertiar of Third Street, an insolvent debtor seeking relief, faced a potential sale and dismissal as the papers were drawn for discharge. Attorneys debate whether ordinary assignments remain in state courts or are transferred, with some urging a transfer to federal court.
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Bis
Dukaeone
Uvtt
Napoleon's Cockade Fragment Discovered in Brooklyn
A fragment of Napoleon Bonaparte’s cockade was found in Brankton among Milo Marie Poney’s effects. The relic’s journey traces to Miss Poncy’s father via her governess life in Flourgrane disaster and a Geneve transfer. The artifact was framed and bears a partisan inscription, linked to Josephine and Randwon marriage remnants.
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New York
Org
Napoleon
Rival
Brankton
Milo
Marie Poney
Mins Patiuy
Ciy
Louis Jacquard
Cleveland Street
Brooklyn
Mry Oa
Randwon
Miss Poncy
WANTS A MILLION. Paris Exposition funds deemed too small
Ferdinand W. Peck of Chicago named commissioner general for the Paris fair reports to Washington on plans for the American exhibit. He says the current appropriation is inadequate and cites France and Congress funding gaps, urging an additional 14,000,000 for proper display. Also notes Peck’s discussions with the president and cabinet and favors Chicago as headquarters. Separate item: Mrs George Beck asks governor for clemency after her husband jailed for liquor sale. she refuses further sacrifices to pay his fine and a pardon is signed for his release.
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Cavite
Hong Kong
Ane
Merritt
Erneral
Philippines
Dewey
Deer
Murcia
Monterey
Manila
August
Murer
Tts
Goa
Peck
Washington
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
Eeneral
Willce
France
Chicai
Congress
Leedy
Vesume
Beck
Railroad board denies passenger train Salina to Colby
The board of railroad commissioners ordered a passenger service for Union Pacific between Salina and Plainville, 104 miles, but overruled Salina to Colby. West of Plainville business did not justify the change. The Salina & Lincoln branch has only a mixed freight and passenger train, drawing complaints from nearby towns. Collars and coffs launched to look the new by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Union Pacific Railroad
Salina
Plainville
Selina
Colby
Lincoln
Women Hired as 62 New Clerks at Chicago Postoffice
Postmaster Gordon appointed sixty two women clerks from civil service finalists to serve as substitutes as needed. The Chicago postoffice now lists 118 women clerks, up from 56 before yesterday, with many in money order, registry, and general delivery, reflecting a high concentration of female staff.
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Chicago
Gordon
Post Office
War by doctors grips Chicago state actions
The state board of health pushes for mandatory examinations for all physicians before practice, clashing with out of state entrants and others lacking accredited diplomas. Justice Richardson issued warrants for 15 suspected doctors, with more to be served. Secretary Egan cites a list of over 106 violators practicing without licenses in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ave
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Justice Richardson
A. J Hzan
H. B. Goodrich
Constabce
Good+rich
Egan
Seventh Illinois Men Offer Yellow Fever Nurse Service
Camp Alter Virginia August 1. Members of the Seventh Illinois have offered title services to the government as yellow fever nurses. The men say they long to reach the front and fight the Spaniards. The offer to Yonards was unanimously made to Major Sullivan chief surgeon who visited every company and approved the plan. A number of men were busy today removing obstructions on the parade ground.
Remarkable Wound Reaches Washington From Front
Lieutenant Haskell of the Rough Riders, wounded July 2 at Santlegs, arrived in Washington from Fort Monroe. A transver bullet pierced his stomach and exited his back, injuring the intestines. No operation was performed, yet he says he never felt better to date.
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Aguinalde
Artycho
Aguinaldes Jon
Aguinaldo
Lezardo
Legirdo
Monit Coventiy
Sonia Newsnipers
Gevaral Anderson
Hy Espanol
Sydney
Australia
Perry
Ellen Read
Brookisa
Washington, D. C
Haskell
Rough Riders
Barricade Strikers Face Tall New Fence Erected
In Anderson Indiana August 1 1899 or 1900 workers locked out of the wire nail trust begin tearing down a seven foot fence around their mills and will replace it with an eleven foot high barrier promising to deter any mob forming to attack the premises.
Fast Train Route to Omaha Leaves Topeka At 4 55 A M
The Omaha Exposition announces a fast train departing Topeka at 4 55 A M via the Santa Fe Route and arriving in Omaha at noon. Whitwere Bros Barbers at 755 Kus Avenue listed in the notice.
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Omaha Exposition
Topeka
Omaha
Whitwere Bros
Barbers
Kus
Santa Fe
Chicago eyed for Western League expansion plans
Western Baseball League managers discuss placing a Chicago club next season. Indications hinge on John T Brush and potential NL expansion to Indianapolis. Secret talks consider Chicago root for growth, boosted by strong summer attendances and proposed lower admission fees. Board meeting to settle details.
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Chicago
John T. Brush
Chinnati
Indianapolis
Haa
Reds
John T. Brash
Hoosier Town
Brush
Whitecap Assassin Attempt Targets Queens Coroner
New York Aug 1 A would be killer used brutal craft to shoot Dr Edward J Skinner coroner for North Hampstead Queens county as he descended to his basement after a midnight summons. He was found bleeding at the basement stairs with multiple wounds and his fate remained uncertain.
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New York
Edward JD. Skinner
North Hampstead
Queens County
Skinner
Mineola
Dr. Skinner
Trouble With Garcia in San Juan War Dispatch
Washington reports President and War Secretary Alger respond to critiques of Gen. Garcia. Garcia declined to enter San Juan at first, noting Spanish officers remained in power until change was feasible. Garcia wanted command of the city. the commander explains war aims and Cuban independence not a factor in military actions.
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Washington
Santiago de Cuba
R.A. Alger
Gen. Garcia
Garcia
Edison has a new scheme to exterminate black flies
Old Forge August 1 Thomas A Edison Jr claims a plan to kill black flies or punkies with long poles hung with sponges soaked in sulfuric acid. He says a saturated sponge will affect a 100 foot radius around Seventh Lake camp, deploying a drastic method to combat the insects.
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Old Forge
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
Edison
Seventh Lake
Prince Victor Emanuel of Turin Guests at Newport Luncheon Dance
Newport FH August 1 Prince Victor Emanuel Count of Turin attended a luncheon for Mrs. N. D. Clapp with many young guests. A later dinner and lawn dance at Eastbourne Lodge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse featured about twenty at dinner and a hundred guests for dancing with music. The prince will depart for New York next, then cross the continent. Chauncey M. Depew travels to meet Cornelia Vanderbilt and family, expected from Europe soon. Vanderbilts to Newport where The Breakers awaits.
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Newport
Prince Victor Emanuel
Count of
Turin
N. D. Clapp
W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Eastbourne Lodge
Potter Palmer
Hoxtesa
Tomor
White Lodge
Lisperard Stewart
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Corneline Vanderbilt
Europe
Vanderbilts
Grain-O beverage praised for health and vitality
An ad copy extols Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It claims to be safe for children and adults, tastes like coffee when prepared properly, and costs about the same as coffee. Also mentions electric fans and Santa Fe features.
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Santa Fe
Aining
Santa Fe Houte
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