Military orders for Alaska relief and fortification
The Call reports imminent food riots in interior Alaska and the U S government moving to preempt instability. A battery is dispatched to Fort Saint Michael on orders from Washington, with plans to open a military post at Fort Yukon and seize river boats if needed to ensure winter provisioning and order along the Yukon River.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alaski
United Stated
Fort Twkon
Weber
Washington
Merriam Wil Qhickly
Bt. Michael
Yukon
Manresa
St Richadl
Uany River
Deatina Yan
Alaska
Sildjens
Three Dead and One Dying in Central City Tragedy
A Deadwood transmission reports a fatal street confrontation in Central City. Judge J. P. Giddings, EA Shannon, Jack Wear were killed or wounded in a deadly dispute. Mrs Ed Stulli is recovering after a brutal assault. Pioneers in Central City involved.
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Omaha
Neb
Deadwood
The
Bee
Central City
J. P. Giddings
EA. Shannon
Jack Wear
Ed. Stullian
Shannon
Terry Ard
Central Chur
Terry
I Sholk
Shannin
Giddings
Omernews
Bhannon
Giddises
Band of white men threaten Baptist editor in Dallas
A mob of mounted white men visited Rev HW Isaacs at his home and ordered him to leave Dallas or stop publishing. They rode to the church where his supporters preached and fired bullets into pews. The unrest follows a case involving Joe Malone, a Black man accused of assaulting Mrs Stern, with a September jail date set for Malone. The sheriff prepared to protect him after a teletyped warning of lynching.
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St. Lewi
Post-Dispatch
Dallas
Texas
HW. D. Isaacs
Dullae
Psaces
Rome
Jesus of the Baptist State
Joe Malone
Frederick Stern
Seanes
Hiuer i Telephos
Pardons Board Recommends Commutation for Rev Richard Quarrels
The state board of pardons recommends commuting the sentence of Rev Richard Quarrels from five years to ten. The colored preacher was tried for leading followers astray and captured in Baltimore. If approved by the governor, he may be released soon after serving over a year. A requisition seeks the return of Alfred Edket, wanted in Noble County for cattle theft, captured at Grenoie and to be tried in Oklahoma. A souvenir button accompanies each 25 cent purchase of that cigar brand. Geo Burghart Shoe sale advertised.
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Richard Quarrels
State Board of Partons
Quarrels
Tipek
Balt Deke Cite
Moore
Gay- Snore
Alfred Edket
Noble County
Oklaloms
HJ. Copeland, Ie
Grenoie
Okishome
Geo. Burghart
Payne's
Iit
Gomez
Campolen
Mt Mantia
Ao i
Holguin
Willd Mbel
United States
Cuba
Holgvin
Knowen
Holpiin
Hinesna
Maarid
Sigasta
Diplomatic efforts stall as Spain-U S talks hinge on protocol
Reports describe tense Washington Madrid negotiations over a proposed protocol to end Cuba hostilities. Officials expect a Spanish reply while U S and Cuban dynamics loom, with Holguin and surrounding pockets key to any surrender.
No Important Peace Developments At White House
Washington report notes no significant progress toward peace at the White House. Secretary Alger and Attorney General Grimes had a brief morning conference with the president discussing a proposed government for Peru. Alger denied orders to halt operations, while confirming Blines had surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Siemete
Cambon
Alger
Grizes
Pury Rieu
Tari
Porto Rico
Boston
Ber Aiso
Manica
Engineers Strike Delays Transport Newport News
Newport Va August 11 engineers aboard the transport Obdam Col refused to disembark crew already aboard and demanded pay delaying redeployment. Four tons of mail were en route to Fort Rico aboard the Oretam as the Virginia Capes posted signals. The strikers are mostly foreigners not enlisted, with Gen D and the First Kentucky regiment aboard to manage the situation.
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Newport. Va
Obdam
Culver Qurumuitita
Fitch Oiinols Reseimesst
Walt
Portettine
Forte Rico
Obdami
Nedets
Virginia Capes
Adama
Kentucky
Mackbeett
Buckiso's ArniceSalve and Laundry Services Ad
Ad for Buckiso’s ArniceSalve offering relief for skin eruptions corns and piles with a price in cents per box. Swift & Molaney and Peerless Steam Laundry advertise quick shoe or laundry services and brief jewelry work without extra charge. Trade addresses include 735 Kus avenue.
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Buckiso
Swift & Moilany
Brownson Goes Down In Tennis Semifinals
Enpork Man defeats Kansas champion Bronson of Topeka in a tight semifinal while QO W Vernon of BrPark advances to face F E Sheiden of Topeka in the finals. The day features dramatic singles and doubles with Eberhardt and Lawrence winning in doubles and a large crowd witnessing fast, close play.
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Enpork
Kansas
SC. Bronson
Topeka
Kengas
QO. W. Vernon
Bm- Park
Oepi
Komely
Vernon
F. E. Sheiden
Gheifies
Eber
Hardt
C. V. Vernon
Frank Sheiden
Sheldon Wiel
Eberhardt Bros
Bronson
Ami Sheldon
Scott
Shermin An Re Satten
F. L. Hberhardt
H. S. Lawrence
Hottest Weather Recorded Across Cities
A garbled report notes Ashington and Spokane reporting record heat yesterday with extreme temperatures and signs of heat illness. The message from Per Gi evnn cites tests of heat prostration and forecasts a continuation of hot conditions with officials predicting the day ahead will be similarly intense.
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Spokane
Ashington
Wart Wali
Topeka Populists Open First District Campaign Night
A delegation from Topeka Populists led by Governor Letty and Webb McNall traveled to Valley Falls to launch the first district campaign. The event marked the start of a broader effort as speakers outlined strategy and urged unity with the party’s ideals. Republicans are said to respond later, with no public opening until September 1.
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Topeka
Letty
Webb McNall
Valley Falls
Poyntler
Sifiur
Clarendon tragedy third act draws crowds at viewing
From Glairendon Arkansas a special report says the third act in the Clarendon tragedy is remarkable as the first two. Today the corpse of Mrs Cir vee tot desia is delivered at court while hundreds view the remains. Authorities say the action was to calm public excitement. The community feels this move may alleviate the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Glairendon
Ark
Strang
Postal Service Improves With Officers Sent to Santiago
Five skilled postal workers from Washington with broad service knowledge will sail from New York to Santiago to assist the military postal operation there. Named are H. P. Muscherk Hugo Heydeman Stephen O. Eridge and T. J. Mackey. Additional staff are on standby for departure next week as needed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York
Santiago
H. Ps. Muscherk
Hugo Heydeman
Stephen O. Eridge
Baltimore
TJ. Mackey
Harrison G. Sells
Buffalo
Lewin
Hobinson
Appleton
Wis
J. H. Weber
Boston
Cutford
Evitsneig
Mase
HB Femitke
Savannah
Brewer Talks Peace Policy and Cuba in Vermont Visit
Justice David J. Brewer arrives at Thompson's Point for summer after Washington trip. He argues for U S duty to aid Cuba, warns against permanent colonial rule in the Philippines, Hawaii, and Porto Rico, and endorses Washington's isolationist stance and the Monroe Doctrine. He cautions Mexico and Spain postwar policy and urges self-government for Cuba with orderly aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
David J. Brewer Gk
Supreme Court
Washington
Thompson’s Point
Peate
Dean Ani
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Porto Feo
Hawaii
Hoar
Philippines
Alaska
George Washington
Peck's A S assistants appoint Paris exposition roles
Chicago Aug 1 Ferdinand W Peck commissioner general for the United States to the Paris exposition announced unmounted appointments for the U S team including Paul Blackman director of affairs and W J V Skut director of mining with further posts to follow. He seeks increased space at the fair and has issued 30 000 circulars urging exhibitors to apply by February 15 with space allocated by industry size.
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Chicago
Perdinand W.peck
United States
Uintil
Paris
Paul Blackmar
W. J. V. Skit
Robert J.thompsin
J. W. Megittwins
Seeretaire Frahearse
Chant
San Francisco
Peck
Mir
New York
Chivaso
Dynamite Guns Proposed for Russian Warships
Announcement from a Russian minister proposes mounting dynamite guns on tour warships. The plan follows success with the weapon in Cubs and aims to extend use if results remain satisfactory. The article notes the potential deployment and cites J. W. Phillips in the West Eights area.
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Russie Sn
Durmeral
J. W. Phillips
Rey West
Still at Gibraltar Orders countermanded
London reports a dispatch from Gibraltar stating the departure of the British military squadron scheduled for today has been countermanded. The squadron remains at Gibraltar awaiting further orders. Unclear if the change links to developments in the Far East or the Admiralty's plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
London
Usis
Admiralty
Far East
Miles reports on wounded in Puerto Rico skirmish
Washington reports two dispatches from Gen. Miles dated August 1. Wounded from the Sixth Pennsylvania in the skirmish beyond Coamo on August 9 include Barnes, Frank. Whitlock. Obeid. Jolley. and others. Fourth Ohio losses list Captain Thompson and five privates with injuries to breast, knee, ankle, foot, and toe. Telegraphic update notes Brooke reporting a sun skirmish three miles north of Guayama and Haines forcing the enemy to retreat.
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Washington
War Department
Miles
Ponce
Pennsylvania
Coamo
Agent Barnes
Lettie
Frivete
C. Frank Company
George Whitlock
L. Obeid
EV. Jolley
Brooke
Guayama
Haines
Ghio
GT. Thompson
Samuel J. Jones
Noble W. Hanischer
Company C
Ankie
Harry S. Haines
William Eddington
Teht Tout
Lynching of Mulluck Walker in Corinth Mississippi
A mob of about 250 masked men seized Mulluck Walker at the county jail and hanged him from a telegraph pole on Fillmore Street. Walker had been charged with assaulting Charles Darelle, who is in critical condition. Jailer Berry surrendered him to the mob. lights were turned off near Rubel Sait Co. Walker confessed and named two accomplices. The mob also threatened to seize the nesty, prompting police action earlier that week.
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Corinth
Miss
Mulluck
Darelle
Berry
Walker
Rubel Sait Company
Fillmore Street
MAY EXPEL RELIGIONISTS IN PHILIPPINES
London August 11 The Standard correspondent reports that the fate of religious orders in the Philippines draws strong interest. Both Americans and natives may demand expulsion and confiscation of property. Reforms are needed but officials must proceed cautiously to avoid alienating Catholics and arousing ultra montanes and Carlists. A Madrid dispatch says Senor Sugasta will announce the Spanish note text once President McKinley releases it to the press.
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London
Aound
Standard Saga
Philippines
Madrid
Senor Sugasta
McKinney
Sails for Santiago and train wreck near Churubusco
Sails for Santiago New York Aug 1 auxiliary Yale with volunteers and nurses sailed after noon leaving some behind who waited at saloons. Train wreck east of Churubusco Ind killed one man and seriously injured several others while livestock and poultry cars were wrecked. Cyunvemaugh arrives Seattle from St Michael with no passengers aboard and Moran Meet steamers report safe arrival.
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Santiago
New York
Yale
Toledo
Seattle
Want
Cyunvemaugh
St. Michael
Moran
Startling testimonial in Philadelphia drug advert
A damaged fragment describes John Olver of Palladelphia praising a patent medicine. He claims rapid skin and eye improvement after three weeks, hailing the remedy as life saving. The text also mentions electric fans on Santa Fe Route dining cars and sale dates August 19 20 and 21.
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Indianapolis
John Olver
Palladelphia
Leite
Swift
Santa Fe
Nineseekers
Oklahoma
Tydian Territory
Tennis on the Coast at Tacoma Opens With Record Crowd
The Pacific Northwest tennis tournament began in Tacoma Washington with the largest attendance on record. First round play in men and women singles and in all doubles featured matches as Fisk and Goss of Portland faced Sternberg and Martin of Tacoma. Russell and Miss Riley of Seattle beat Fransioli of Tacoma on strong teamwork while Seattle’s pairing shone in bursts. Tomorrow brings top players from Oregon British Columbia and Washington together in the singles.
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Tacoma
Wash
Fisk and Goss
Portland
Sternberg
Martin
S& BR
Russell
Miss Riley
Seattle
T. A. Fransioli
Oregon
British Columbia
Washington
Improving Defenses Near Gibraltar Reinforced by Spanish Army
A Gibraltar dispatch reports Spanish troops at San Roque Carbonero and Guadalmina reinforced by a full mountain artillery regiment. Fort batteries at Puente Carnero San Garela tower and Isle of Verte laid with Grdenez and Ordonez guns. 25 to 30 smaller Ordonez guns in barges. Observers see fortifications aimed at Gibraltar, signaling preps for a potential Atlantic conflict.
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New York
Tribune
Gibraltar
Tarlifa
Carbonera
Algeciras
San Roque
Carbonero
Guadalmina
Puente Carnero
San Garela Tower
Isle of Verte
England
Ten deaths from typhoid at Fort McPherson in 60 hours
Ten soldiers died from typhoid fever at Fort McPherson within 60 hours and were buried in the National Cemetery at Marietta Georgia. The post is tightening sanitary control with sections overseen by junior officers and inspections twice daily. Remaining recruits will be moved to camps at Hobson Pearl Springs and Montauk to curb infection risk.
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Atlanta
General Hospital
Ft. McPherson
Erl Miller
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Robert Vaughn
M. Nineteenth Infantry
Dannil Fisher
M. Second
United States Cavalry
National Cemetery
Marietta
Cook
Thirty-second
Michigan Volunteers
Bubb
Fort McPherson
Camp Hobson
Lithia Springs
Pearl Springs
Newman
Montauk
L. L
A. Harv
Hare Bros
Fincastle
Ohio
Market Report Notes Mixed After Open as Prices Weaken
A garbled market report shows September wheat opening lower, later rising amid short covering and gains from government reports and price current statements. Cattle and pork values drift lower, with hogs and lard prices cited and various futures and receipts noted, reflecting a tentative demand shift and mixed outlook in commodities and livestock.
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Innempalis Duluth
Tage Lower
Fev Sinee
Sir
Deewmaker
Ea Hite
Sol
Alan
Cormn
Consernment
Mor Bewrish
Tepe
Lune Sturt
Wight
Spurs
Fragmentary Livestock Receipts and Shipments Data
OCR text lists various livestock terms and numbers such as heifers, Texas stones, stockers, and shipments with coded figures. It references receipts and estimated records for the next day, alongside unrelated garbled strings. The readable items imply a commodity or livestock ledger fragment with mixed abbreviations and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Texas
Tomur
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City Livestock Market report shows cattle receipts and bids with native steers and cows in demand. Texas steers and cows mix with stockers and feeders. bulls to 100 higher. Market firm with lambs and muttons present and prices noted. packers buying and overall activity steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desens Ams
Amy Ders
Texas
Gore
R.gyis
Kansas City Produce Market Listing Details
A fragmented entry lists a Kansas City Produce Market item with measurements and pricing hints including square footage, print details, and active status. The readable text references produce availability and associated traders, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
New York money market update and notes
Market gossip from Weick and De Letom Co reports conditions in New York money markets. Bond offerings rise with government 4s at 1274 and various futures and commodity cues appear, including wheat, corn, and mortgage trends across Chicago and Duluth.
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Weick Nae de Letom Co
Lest Pulth Street
Pelt, Boa
Donovan Com. CO
Columbian
Topeka
New York
Chicago
King, Stoker
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