Conference reports on Spain and United States tensions
Reports describe leaders in Lie and A ot discussing the peace term, with Liberal and Republican figures debating Spain's stance toward the United States. Marshal Martines de Campos critiques current moves and urges cautious guidance while considering a new Liberal cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Sileeta
Marshat Martines de
McKinsey
Martine de Campos
Benor
General Wade's Command to Move Next Week from Camp Thames
Early next week likely Monday or Tuesday, eleven regiments at Camp Thames depart under General Wade for Newport News or Portosic. Regiments excluded from the move provoke dissatisfaction as discussions continue among commanders at Camp Thames. In Spain, Madrid reports no uprising danger and a public desire for peace despite sacrifices. Professor David E. Lantz elected principal of Dickinson county high school succeeding M. Cook Hewan. Syracuse employees strike as a tramway line faces labor action. A bake goods ad promotes Gypsy Queen powder value versus baking powder.
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Wade
Chickarmbugea Park
Ton
Camp ‘Thoms
Beding Ruixbursly
Raila
Jane IX
Ai Corps
Squires
Camp Thames
Newport News
Wareth Portosic
Lantz
Cook
Alriene Ken
David E. Lantz
Manhattan
Dickinson County High School
M. Cook Hewan
State Agricultural College
Big Colorad o crops show strong harvest prospects
Denver reports favorable harvest progress with heavy yields anticipated in the Arkansas Valley and western regions. Early fruit and vegetable shipments rise as dry conditions and irrigation limits affect output. overall gross value expected to exceed prior year, with stock numbers rising under conservative estimates.
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Denver
Horth
Arkanens
Sun Lae
Darley
Repid
Colorado
Helms Hannahs Case Turbulent Local Scandals
A garbled report notes ex-sheriff Helms facing firearm and bribery accusations. Widespread mention of arrest, warrants, and alleged travel to Indiana. unclear names and dates render details tentative, but the piece centers on legal jeopardy and county-wide interest in the case.
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Pletcher Helms
Justin
Cunetable
Sliver
Max
Falar Prutgusen
Helms
Topelo
Cheray
Couney
Allie Prival
Indiana
Private Secretary Lewis Receives Note on Local Soldier
A letter from San Francisco mentions a Private Secretary sens Lewis of the governors unit. It notes the discharge from service of a named soldier, concerns over his health, and that some may be in a German hospital near Fourteenth and Noe street in San Francisco.
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Sens Lewis
San Francisco
John Gregurewich
Wink
Meix
Fourteenth and
Noesitsets
San Francico
Chapel Destroyed by Incendiary Fire at Nilutara University
Fire swept the chapel of Nilutara University in Hutteth New York early today, nearly destroying the building. An incendiary is blamed for the blaze and an insurance company has admitted coverage. Insurance Commissioner reported the matter to Sumter County and noted the State Life of Indianapolis is the insurer. Weather outlook shows unsettled but generally fair conditions for the region.
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Hutteth
N.Y
Nilutara University
Niagare Fala
Insurance Company
Mel Wall Wrnssmord
Abetter
Sumter
Kentneax
The
State Life of
Indianapolis
Transports to Move Shafter Army From Ponce to Santiago
The war department ordered ten large transports at Ponce to proceed to San Juan and join ships at Santiago to bring Gen. Shafter's army home. The fleet's capacity exceeds 12 000 men, with ships like the Mobile able to carry 1 000. The Yale will move troops toward Porto Rico, then return via Santiago to load Shafter's forces. Shipments aim to ease homeward movement amid fever concerns and hospital planning at Montauk Point and other sites for convalescents.
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Washington
War Department
Ponce
San Hinge
Santiago
Shafter
Mobile
Stalin
Ansermond
Santhree
Oriaaba
Yale
Fred Grant
Porto Rivo
Louis- Jane
Einiitts
Sternberg
Montauk Point
Fei Hospital
Gen. Shafter
Sternbers
Athan Allen
Plittstore
N.Y
Sternbore
Init
Burglar Apprehended In North Topeka Stealing
Police caught a burglar in North Topeka this month. He confessed to Al Hopkins and Harry Kelley about entering the Rollep for pilferage. The raid spanned a depot area and a nearby house where 72 cents and food were stolen. Chief Strauss led patrols to the Santa Wijantion depot and identified the suspect as It. Robinson, 24, who admitted the crime.
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North Topeka
al Hopkins
Harry Kelley
Strauss
Fatrolian
Santa Wi
Sven
Enelie
Robinson
Army Pay and Porto Rico Plan Disrupt Chickamauga Posts
At Chickamauga Park on August 5 Colonel Chauancey seeks White House support to deploy his unit with General Colby into Porto Rico. Colby aims to move the Highth New York brigade alongside First Vermont Third Tennessee, with Eling Maine and First Mississippi due for duty. Paymaster Wilkins leaves for Knoxville as seven regiments are set to receive funds. regimental health improves amid shifting headquarters in the Second Division First Army Corps.
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Chickamauga
Chickamauga Park
Chauancey
Washington
Porto Rico
Colby
Highth
New York
Vermont
Tennessee
Maine
Charles 2. Mettrocks
Portland
Uebriende
Third Ex
Wade
Wilkins
Knuxvile
Fourth Tennessee Infantry
Armiy Corng
Two Wanged in Arkansas
Dispatch from Little Rock reports a calibration of crimes and executions in 1897. Baken Cu- Baten was executed, Deputy Sheik tuilstein involved, and March 27 listed. Cliburn invited the governor to witness but was declined. Fleming, hanged at Duinaa, colored man, died for assaulting a black woman named Mast.
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St Louis
Aux. S
Little Hock
Ark
Pins
Cu- Baten
Sheik Tuilstein
Reoru
Prescott
Cliburn
Fleming
Duinaa
Fragmented Readout Without Clear News Event
Abstract OCR fragment mentions Tampa and Washington, with garbled names and phrases. There is no coherent incident, person, or organization clearly stated to summarize into a concrete news item.
Uncertain fragmentary report from Times Dolme field
Fragmentary OCR notes list personnel including Major W. Latd Capes HK McCool and Lt J Youghton with soldiers stevedores officers servants and correspondents aboard ships. Mentions Times but contains garbled words and no clear event or outcome. No serious incident indicated.
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Stout
Eavr Seior
Latd Capes
HK. McCool
J. Youghton
Tvo
Timees
Philippines Question Divides World Powers in Ambitious Debate
Washington discussions reveal alarm over American control of the Philippines and the risk a formal commission poses to European peace. An English diplomat, French and Russian attachees warn that any division or concession could provoke instability, with Madagascar, Algeria, Egypt and Alsace cited as potential outcomes.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
United States
Spain
Europe
At Lemst
Brugland
Hussia
France
Gircott
Hasssad
Russia
Madagascar
Benesal
Algeria
England
Egypt
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Liason
Manila
Military Funeral for Private Art Thompson of Kansas
A military funeral for Private Art Thompson of Twenty third Kansas took place this afternoon from a church at Gurteenkh and Van Buren. Full military honors with four companies of red soldiers as escort marked the procession. The route ran from the church to Van Buren Street, then Jackson, Ninth, Kajeas, Sixth, and finally to the cemetery. Thompson was well known in Theta and Topeka communities and active in local societies.
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Thompson
Eee
H. Twenty
Kansas
Gurteenkh
van Buren
van Muren
Tegsh Street
Spth
Jackson
Kajeas Antic
Nuns Avenue
Thompeon Wes
Toon
Topeka
Lars
Parade committee appointed to hire for town event
A fragment notes a parade plan with a committee named to hire for the parade. Members listed include WI Whitten, Daal Partington, ALP Shieve, Harry Mablison, Adrnte stern, and John Wat. The next meeting is set for Thursday night of next week.
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Gostan
Ion
Ean
WI Whitten
Daal Partington
Alp
Shieve
Harry Mablison
Adrnte Stern
John Wat
Captain Hubert C. Hubbert Die at Ponce
Adjutant General Corbin received a cablegram reporting Captain Hubert Hubbert of the Eighth Infantry died of brain fever at Ponce. He was born in Georgia and appointed to West Point in 1889. A highly accomplished, energetic officer, he was married to Mort Set.
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Washington
Aus
Corbin
Popes
Midgar Hubert
Eighth Infantry
Tardock
Jas
Mort Unset
Siened
Gilmore
Hubert
Georgia
West Point
Military Academy
Gas well at LaHarpe fuels Lanyon smelter plans
Laharpe Kansas Aug 5 special dispatch from Tela Om Aug 2 reports a new gas well drilled for Robert Lanyon's Sons six miles from La Harpe. It is the fourth large well near La Harpe and will supply gas for their Smelter, the largest in the world, also at La Harpe. Other wells at Rose Hill and Oldfest near La Harpe underscore the gas field expansion and new smelter activity in the area.
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Laharpe
Kan
Tela Om
Ges
Falan
Robert Lanyon
Lahargs
Tola
Lanyon Owl
Ute
Laherpe
Rose Till Delong
Travis
Palmer Oil
Tots
Grand
Rose Hill
Expert on yellow fever arrives from Santiago
Dr. Jo in Guiteras, famed yellow fever specialist and Cuban adviser, returns to Philadelphia from Santiago de Cuba where he worked under government direction. He defers on military conditions, notes light yellow fever cases but rising typhoid and malaria among troops, and plans an official report to Surgeon General Sternberg. Most troops will be sent to Lett Island for recovery.
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Philadelphia
Join Guiteras
Santiago de Cuba
Guiteras
Santiago
Guiterus
Tariff for Cuba discussed by cabinet in quiet session
Washington Aur 5. A cabinet member said Newee negotiations are in quiescence with no Madrid reply since yesterday. The Cuban tariff would be aligned with U S internal revenue rates, tobacco and port charges slated for revision, and a new 20 cent per registered ton entry tax proposed for ships entering Cuban ports under cargo.
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Washington
Madrid
M. Cambon
Internal Revenue
United States
Cuba
Buried Alive in Jackson County Tale Shocks Town
In Jackson County Kansas a man named Had cliff was pronounced dead by a physician Sunday night. An undertaker was summoned and a casket ordered but he revived before arrival and appeared in good health. He slept well Monday and walked outside before suddenly failing again and dying. locals fear a premature burial after the prior declaration of death.
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Kansas City
Niluem Hadcliff
Backnht
Juckson County
Radelitts
Gadis
Tuckner
Trbe
Brive Plan to Buy Ohio Southern Railway
Aug 5 report says Senator Brive or agents will bid for the Ohio Southern railway when offered Aug 20. The move aligns with Brice's long held plan to create a large railway system. Also noted are a birth announcement and travel sale details for Santa Fe Route tickets on Aug 19 20 and 21.
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Indianapolis
Banta Pe
Santa Fe
Brive
Springfeld
Ohio
Ohio Southern Railway
Brice
Miss Stoker
Mr. Gow
R. Stoker
Santa Fé
Todays Market Report Shows Wheat Prices Edge Higher
Furnished by the Associated Press the State Journal notes showery weather delaying spring crop planting and weakening receipts. Wheat futures at Liverpool rose as buyers and sellers remained cautious amid expanding cash demand and improved hog prices.
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Associated Press
The
State Journal
Liverpool
Enlis
Enon
Faree
BYMC
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market reports heavy buying and mixed demand for cattle with receipts around 2100 head, selling slowly. Hogs show steady to weaker tone with higher weights. sheep and lambs steady to lower. Prices for cows and feeders listed. futures and cash markets noted in a wide price spread. Market gossip from London and Liverpool notes wheat and corn trends with broader economic commentary.
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Strom
Lee
Weandras
Classifieds clutter from a late era with mixed ads
The fragment shows scattered rental notices, sales, lost and found, wanted help, and exchange offers. Entries reference locations like Kansas City and Topeka with vague items such as rooms for rent, auction foods, a missing bulldog, and general housework help. Text is garbled but preserves ad style and multiple classified items.
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Cutrence R. Luerners
Wade
Plano
Dijon
Potwit
Hugschott
Olney
Jackson
Ana Matas
Chesternela Hotel
Rews
Gulat
Aroun
Kansas City
Peanace
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Virginius
Benor Castelar
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N. R.A
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Ohitars
Ate
Kan- Bar
Aoatherye
Omaha Exposition
Omaha
Lyon
D. D S
Kan Ave
Arkansas
Tampa
Wumbington
Ann
Tremplt
Ametary of
Wat
Waistington
Serer
Det
Ark. Thompson
Karnival
Edgar Hubert
Labaerpe
Tele
Domiy
Orige
Missouri
Todas Market Report
Crorr
Bron
Conan
Ian Balen
J. Parke Postles
W.S. Boothe
D. D
Ave
Lore
Rew
Chas
Afrs
John Scolten
Chester
Syepegee
Lever
Edmard Woolten
Anson Burrell
Cincinnati
IBEF
Jackson & CO
Ind
Erale
Lord
Ottaber
Timothy
Chicago Livestock Market
Sant
Feway & Sp
Peart HiGre
Dessidentes
Bonda
Tate
Wickham Commission Co
Gani
Fitch Street
Topexa, Kan
Aoa
Carele
Kancae
Igapole
Minneapolis
Aaron
Stonener
Konean City
Cary
Kansan
Bilssouri
Sygring
St Paul Cenegias
Cae
Burlington
St. Pawhie
Gonnetundty
Sevan Reed
Fington
Beta Parsey
Cram Iil
Milkaad Fain
Prostaite Teaffic
S. Fale
Texas
Millona
Pricon
Wickham Comm
Shay W Ma
Chicago
W. L. Chamberlin
West Sixth St
Donovan Com. CO
Columbian Bidg
Chitago
St Lois
Kasekas City
EV. King
Dreker
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