Mining deal closes in Missouri near Joplin
Feplin Mo area reports a major sale of mining properties near Central City five miles west of Joplin. New York and New Jersey buyers acquire the Wass mine the Hine Mule lead and concentrating plant plus a portion of the Kenwood tract for about 1.9 million dollars. The land itself remains with Thomas Connor and other Joplin investors. Also reported, Rev James F Hare Vicar General of Rochester dies at age noted, rector of the Immaculate Conception church.
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Feplin
Ave. S
Martin
New York
New Jersey
Kenwood Tract
Thomas Connor
Joplin Millionairs
Barker
O'Hare
Rochester
M. Aug
James F. Hare
Rochester Aivees
Public Opinion Split on Philippine Policy At Topeka Meeting
Local leaders and businessmen discuss keeping or ceding the Philippines after the war. Opinions mix protection needs, trade opportunities, and costs, with many advocating a protectorate while others push for withdrawal or pacific coexistence.
Debated Philippine Policy From Colonial to Protectorate Stance
A fragmentary record shows varied 19th century voices on how to handle the Philippines. Citizens including bankers, merchants, railroad men, and lawyers discuss keeping, selling, or fortifying coaling stations, protectorates, or direct governance with mixed opinions on cost and strategic value.
War Cloud in Europe Deepens as Powers Maneuver
Reports from London late today outline rising tension between Britain and Russia over China and commerce. A suggested Moscow propose may push toward an open conflict, while royal figures and diplomatic links signal heightened caution ahead of a Copenhagen related gathering.
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London
Smibury
Russia
Avery Lm
Yeas
Adhyateh
Dowkin
Auda
Bowen
Copenhagen
Welcome Home Victory Parade Plans for Cuban War Heroes
Veterans organize a homecoming at Montsak Point and New York, August 8, with bands and fireworks. They seek a dignified entrance for Cuban War veterans through Lex Voth commensurate with their service, aiming to bring heroes through the city in one compact procession if possible. The plan includes liaison with officials and the Waldorf Astoria meeting on Monday to finalize the public reception.
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New York
Montsak Point
L. A
Lex Voth
Santiers
Thin City
Waldorf- Astoria
Momlas
Fowler machine shop at State University near Lawrmanny
Secretary Moody visited Kansas City to tour the Fowler machine shop under construction at the State University. He said joists are plated and the roofed building should be under roof by November 1, with rapid progress possibly completing by month end. Students in the mechanical engineering department are counting on early completion for their studies.
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Kansas City
RK Moody
State University of
Troops Return Expected From Front Fort Leavenworth
Aug 5 reports say the Twentyeth Infantry and Sixth Cavalry will be back at Fort Leavenworth within two months. The corps have already entered Aorih and the terrible counterattack underwhelms by these soldiers. Government does not expect them to endure armor hardship as the war continues.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Aorih
Goring
Army of occupation planned to seize key Cuban cities
Secretary Alger and War Department officials map an army of occupation to evacuate Cuba and Porto Rico, with 100000 volunteers likely, concentrated at sea before embarking from camps such as Camp Alger and Chickamauga. General Len to govern Havana while a new Cuban government is established, pending McKinley and Lee accord.
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Cuba
Washington
Alger
War Department
United States
Havana
SiKinsey
Spain
McKinley
Garcia
Santino
Cota
Wizhueh Len
Lee
Ground broken for Corbett McCoy match clubhouse arena
Buffalo August 3 ground was broken for the Corbett McCoy twenty round fight clubhouse. Plans call for a square structure with outer walls 21 feet high and limited interior space for contestants and press. Ticket tiers range from 50 cents to 25 dollars with various box and bleacher seats and admission set at 50 cents.
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Buffalo
James J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Manhattan Exporition Company
Lever
Peru in Turmoil as Peru and United States Face Strain
Reports from Callao and Lima indicate Peru facing anti United States sentiment amid talks of building a stronger navy. Commodore Ferraro travels to Paris to buy warships for Peru while Pierola asserts calm and friendly foreign relations apart from tariff arbitration. Rumors of secret agents seeking vessels spark Central American unrest as Peru pursues naval strengthening.
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Sam
Little
Republic
Panama
Vance
Lexuty
Carlos Ferraros
Paris
Ferraros
Santiago
Calla
Peru
United States
Pierola
Lima
Unis
Plerota
North America
Pacific
Europe
Ameria
Pteps
Anowi
Chicago's Fenders Test on Busy Street Car Run
Chicago crowds watched the first metal fender installed on a North Clark street car during a loop and tunnel test. A second run followed as the steel rod device, resembling bed springs, extended three and a half feet ahead of the car to strike at a passenger’s ankle if a misstep occurred. Newsboys chased the car, while observers noted the spectacle drew cresting crowds rather than causing injuries.
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Chicago
Shest Car Company
Editorial says no huge garrison needed in Philippines
Chicago Tribune editorial rebuts Washington estimates that 150000 soldiers are required to govern the Philippines. It argues proper, humane governance would need far fewer troops and condemns claims of vast demands as exaggeration and madness.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Philippines
Washington
War Department
Showin
United Stites
England
India
United States
Dillon Brings Blame On French Line In Bourgogne Tragedy
New York August 5 Judge John F Dillon asserts French Line negligence caused the Bourgogne disaster. He cites failed body recovery efforts and the captain’s loss of command. He demands vessel charters to recover bodies and questions Paris reports. Kentucky author John Fox Jr. arrives in Louisville after fever in Santiago de Cuba. He remains ill and unlikely to recover soon.
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New York
John F. Dillon
la Bourgogne
Preach Ihe Eisender
Newfoundland
Dillon
Unus
John Perry
Kansas City
la Gourgerie
Hiawatha
Judge Dillon
Oldfields
Shaw
Bourgogne
Exiot
Shawyer
Philadelphia
Dfelts
Paris
Steater
Halifax Dispatch
Kentucky
Louisville
John Fox
Santiago de Cuba
Harper's Weekly
Indianapolis and Return $17 50 via Santa Fe Route
National Mest League of American Wheelmen announces round trip tickets for Indianapolis on August 9-12, available August 7 via St Louis or Chicago. Contact agent at depot for details. telephone 632.
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Indianapolis
Mest League of American Wheelmen
Ath
Ith
St Louis
Chivse
Heket
Mystery Murder Suspected In Milwaukee Lake Tragedy
Milwaukee detectives probe the death of an unknown woman found at the government pier. The body showed a 20 pound weight tied with a knotted chain and signs suggesting murder to cover up the act. Authorities note no wound marks and cite possible strangle evidence with unusual mouth and teeth conditions.
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Milwaukee
Jansen
Hiemer
Harding & Todd
Luton
van Laure
Rien
Parkhurst Plans Broad Crusade Against Crime in New York
Parkhurst and the Society for the Prevention of Crime prepare a wide campaign against vice and lawlessness in Manhattan sections including Brooklyn Coney Island and Long Island City. Agents will gather evidence and launch operations in ghettoed areas while Parkhurst delays returning for two to three weeks.
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New York
Aug
O—Or
Rurkxmurat
Tammany
Manhattan
Equsolida Uns
Long Island City
Brooklyn
Conwy Island
Europe
Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Compaicn
Burt
Arthur Wilson
Coney Island
Queen's
Development work detailed to showcase early progress
The text notes men will be assigned to thorough work with initial developments expected. Rockaway Beach will appear in a list. The Brooklyn companies will handle Agenus Wilson and Thomson, both experienced. The Tenderitan district in Manhattan will later join the effort.
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Rockaway Beach
Brooklyn
Agenus Wilson
Thomson
Manhattan
Adepton
Simpson and Boyle to Open Campaign Night in Wichita
The Seventh congressional district central committee plans a campaign event in Wichita on August 35 featuring Jerry Simpson and Attorney General Boyle. Preparations begin for a large mobilization as the Republican fight in Wichita intensifies amid post office appointment controversy.
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Wichita
Aux
Populiet Central Committee
Jerry Simpson
Genygrat Boyle
Acath
Kent
Republican Party
Wales May Come Over Next Summer Visit North America
A report notes potential visits by the Prince of Wales to the United States and Canada next summer. The idea has gained some traction in influential circles as discussions continue.
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America
London
Bitin
Altai
Prince of Wales
Presidential Appointments and Rail Ad Copy from Westward Routes
The president appointed Aaron B. Hunt registrar of the land office in San Francisco Cal receiver of public moneys at San Francisco Har gent 8 Marton receiver at Marshall Minnesota Christopher Case of Minnesota commander of the navy Charles Aihiburne. The Union Pacific offers direct lines to Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland with Pullman services and dining cars Time table and info from city and depot agents. Old newspapers and laundry services advertise, with summer tourist tickets to Colorado and return for 4.03 on sale daily through September 25 via Santa Fe Route.
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Washington
Aux
T Register
Land Office
San Francisco
Cal
Aaron B. Hunt
San Praneincy
Hargent
Marton
Marshall, Minn
Christopher Case
Minnesota
Charles ©. Aihiburne
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francineco
Portland
Union Parafe
Union Pacifie
Fuirman Palace
Pullman
F. A. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
Colorado
Sarita Fe
Morrow's Kid-ne-olde Patent Medicine Sale Claim
The advertisement touts Morrow's Kid-ne-olde as a scientific cure from John Merrow & Co., Springfield Ohio, with testimonials from users including Mrs B Gades of Toronto and a Gird owner claiming long standing kidney disease cured after taking the medicine priced at 37 cents.
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Morrow
Tivet
ekprRstin
B. Gades
van Bureh Street
Toorka
Swift & Holliday Coa
Morriw
John Merrow & Co
Cheiniets
Springfield
Ohio
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Corbin Syndicate
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Ramtin
Barn
McRae
Republican Epitmym Central
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Eupetrar
Hurmanity
Philippine
Hellebower
Cetin
Eugene Magin
S. Barnum
M. P. Rigby
W. F
Doran
F. P. Linéaay
Kansas Republican League
Athuwine
Mckinty Kouves
McKinley Betanee
T. Sim
H.C. Safford
Philppines
J. Larimer
OM. Pilllipe
McKinsey
C LL. Trivér
Wells Fargo
Wuch
T> Culley
Kirball Piano Company
Dan Writt
James P Rowley
W. M. Thompson
Stoner
T W
Crane Whitius
George W
Crane—White
Natonal Bank
Purman
Dever
Jomes
McManus
BO Guild
Forbes
W. Stansfield
George Sinker
J.S. Monghan
Tien Saginser
Perkeba
Ennoy
Bryce Mr Murthy
John Cady
John Youne
Boala
Amos Rerler
Dust
Sebd
State University
Corbett
McCoy
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Chicago Tribune
Vice
Coney Talend
Wales
Conta
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